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Home My WebLink About1988-04-19 Resolutionu a RESOLUTION NO• 88-64 RESOLUTION TO ISSUE CIGARETTE PERMITS WHEREAS, the following firms and persons have made application and paid the mulct tax required by law for the sale of cigarettes and cigarette papers; therefore, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF IOWA CITY, IOWA, that the applications be granted and the City Clerk be and he/she is hereby directed to issue a permit to the following named persons and firms to sell cigarette papers and cigarettes: Chong's Supermarket, 409 S. Gilbert Street It was moved by Ambrisco and seconded b that the Resolution as rea e y Strait a opte and upon roll car ter-3�i— a were: Passed and approved this I9th day of _ April lg , RR Attest: 4jO,e,4 � � � City Clete 539 AYES: NAYS: ABSENT: Ambrisco x Courtney X Dickson X Horowitz Y Larson X McDonald X Strait X Passed and approved this I9th day of _ April lg , RR Attest: 4jO,e,4 � � � City Clete 539 r CITY OF IOWA CITY r FINANCIAL SUMMARY FEBRUARY 1980 i FUND/AL COUNT BEOINNING FUND BALANCE RECEIPTS ADJUSTMENTS DISBURSEMENTS TO BALANCE ENDING FUND BALANCE INVESTMENT BALANCE CHECKING A/C BALANCE* UE14ERAL 1,962,325.28 701,440.:?4 Ir0Y2,126.5U -104,610.40 1,467,560.54 1,553,892.59 -86.332.05 (: DEBT SERVICE 1,248,870.71 62.169.79 .32 .00 1,311,040.10 1,299,960.85 11,079.33 CAPITAL PROJECTS 31,470,00Y.38 1,605,277.42 205,9/3.77 62,496.42 34,931.809.45 35,318,809.45 -387.000.00 !; ENTERPRISE 12,5651BB2.84 1,378,456.51 843,115.62 -7,329.77 13,093,393.96 13,OB3r472.43i 9.921.51 TRUST I AGENCY 14,156,592..11 1JYr2:1B.84 161,047.03 .00 14,154,784.14 14.223,214.07 -68.429.93 r INTRAGOV. SCRVICE 1,087,606,26 132,433.51 135,777.92 17,976.78 1,102.318.63 1,102,318,63 .00 SPECIAL ASSESSMENT 184,073.90 2,6.13.06 .00 .00 186,707 04 186,707,04 .00 ' UI'LL'IAL REVENUE 1,003,196.97 231,900.07 196.312.52 31,974.97 1,070,848.29 1,070,040.29 .00 _ 'JUBIDIAL ____________________________________________..__________________-_______________________:__________ 65.67B,637.73 ______________________________________ 4,274,178.26 7,634,353.76-_-_ __---_00 67,318,462.23 67,839,223.37 520,761.14 LLASED HOUSING 330.436.11 156,088.69 151,188.30 .00 _____________i_________j___________-_______ 335,336.42 180.059.02 .35.277.40 PUBLIC HOUSING 86,143.50 11,572.80 7,365.50 .00 90,350.80 90,349.00 1.00 SUBTOTAL _______ ________________________ ---416r57y_61- 167.661. M7 _ ------------ ___ ______________________________i_ 13",553.96 __----_-__00 425,687.22 ______________ ________-____________ -_-270_408_82- _____- 155,278.40 _-____________ GRAND TOTAL 66,095,217.34 4,441,039.03 2,792,907.72 .00 67,744,149.45 68.109.632.19 -365.482.74 e- .................................................................................................. I CHECKING ACCOUNT BALANCES ARE INTEREST BEARING ACCOUNTS WITH THE CXCEPTION OF PAYROLL. u m TAXES LICENSES AND PERMITS FINES & FORFEITURES CHARGES FOR SERVICES INTERGOVERNMENT REV. USE OF MONEY & PROP. MISCELLANEOUS REV. LEASED HOUSING PUBLIC HOUSING SUMMARY OF RECEIPTS TOTAL GENERAL TOTAL SPECIAL GRAND TOTAL FEBRUARY 29, 1988 156,202.05 23,057.84 43,573.08 752,535.28 417,787.39 701,030.99 1,670,241.47 3,764,428.10 156,088.69 11,572.88 167,661.57 3,93— 2, ✓ i -Z- x COUNCIL LISTING FEBRUARY 29, 1988 VENDOR NAME PRODUCT DESCRIPTION AMOUNT FUND: GENERAL FUND AST 4T. AVE.WASHI& DRY LAUNDRYLAUNDRY SERVICE A T & T INFORMATION SYSTEMS AAA TRAVEL AGENCY LONG DISTANCE CALLS TELEPHONE EQUIP. 73'25 430.22 ACCO UNLIMITED CORP. FEE AIR FARE 1,697.23 ACIR PUBLICATIONS MINOR EQUIP REP 496.00 AERO RENTAL BOOK(S) 446.34 AIR COOLED ENGINE SERVICES MISCELLANEOUS 5.00 ALBRECHT, MARK MINOR EQUIP REP 3.00 ALDRICH, R. C. MISCELLANEOUS 178.13 ALEXIS FIRE EQUIPMENT CO. MISCELLANEOUS 5.00 ALLERGY STORE FIRE TRUCK(S) 5.00 ALLIED INSTRUCTIONAL MEDIA BOOKS (CAT./CIR.) 6,170.02 ALTER, RICHARD COMPUTER SOFTWARE 9.90 ALTORFER MACHINERY CO. MISCELLANEOUS 256.93 ALWARD, BRUCE EQUIPMENT RENTAL -1.00 AMERICAN BINDERY -MIDWEST MISCELLANEOUS 2+990.00 AMERICAN DELIVERY SERVICE LIB. MATERIALS REP 5.00 AMERICAN LIBRARY ASSOC. FREIGHT 330.00 AMERICAN MANAGEMENT ASSOC. PRINT/REFERENCE 12.79 AMERICAN PLANNING ASSOC, BOOK(S) 18.00 AMERICAN RED CROSS DUES & MEMBERSHIPS 94'95 AMERICAN SOCIETY ON AGING TECHNICAL SERVICES 77.00 ANGLIN, THOMAS REGISTRATION 115.00 APA PLANNERS BOOKSTORE INSTRUCTOR/OFFICIATE 170.00 APPLELINK SERVICES REFERENCE MATREIAL 40.20 APPLIANCE T.V. AND VIDEO MART SUBSCRIPTION 49.90 ARTER, WARREN OTHER OFF. FURN/EQUI 40.59 ASHTON, MICHAEL MISCELLANEOUS 249.00 ATLAS FIRE SAFETY EQUIP. Co.LESSONS ADEN, MARY MINOR EQUIP REP 3.00 12.00 AULD, VIVIAN LESSONS 51.50 PAMPHLET SERVICE, INC. MISCELLABACON EOUS 7.00 BAILEY, LORI PAMPHLETFILEMAT. 3.00 BAKER & TAYLOR CO. INSTRUCTOR/OFFICIATE 44'95 BAKER & TAYLOR COMPANY PRINT/REFERENCE 14.40 BAKER & TAYLOR VIDEO PRINT/REFERENCE 3,376.37 BAKER PAPER CO „ INC, NON-FICTION VIDEO 364.71 BALLOONS OVER IOWA - SANIT. & IND. SUPp. 28.45 BANTAM BOOKS EQUIPMENT RENTAL 212.16 BANTAM OOUBLEDAY DELL PRINT/CIRCULATING 25.00 BARBER, MARY ELLA PRINT/CIRCULATING11.89 BARFUNKEL'S & THE HOBBY SHOP INSTRUCTOR/OFFICIATE 449.88 BARRON MOTOR SUPPLY OTHER UNCATALOG MAT. 15.75 BARTLETT MANUFACTURING CO. ANIMAL SUPP. 59.09 BEAGLE, BARRY TOOLS 38.65 BENJAMIN, ROYAL TRAVEL 11.34 BERLITZ PUBLICATIONS, INC. MISCELLANEOUS 117.14 BERNTGEN, JENNIFER MARIE LIB' MATERIALS REP 5.00 BEST RENTAL CENTERS WITNESS FEE 6.45 TOOLS & EQUIP. RENT. 48'20 98.55 COUNCIL LISTING FEBRUARY 29, 1988 VENDOR NAME PRODUCT DESCRIPTION AMOUNT BICKNER, KENNETH MISCELLANEOUS 5.00 BILLS RENTAL MISCELLANEOUS 15.00 BLACKMAN DECORATORS, INC. BLDG. & IMPROVE. MAT 239.15 BLAIR, VIRGINIA MISCELLANEOUS 5.00 BLAKELY, SALLY INSTRUCTOR/OFFICIATE 198.00 BLUE CROSS & BLUE SHIELD DENTAL INSURANCE 2,139.10 BLUMS BLOOMS PROFESSIONAL SERVICE 96.15 BOUND TO STAY BOUND BOOKS BOOKS (CAT./CIR.) 118.13 BOYLE, AMY PARKING FINES, TRF. 23.00 BOZEK, T.T., M.D. MEDICAL SERVICE 55.00 BRACHTEL, JAMES REGISTRATION 40.00 BREESE CO., INC. MISCELLANEOUS SUPP. 15.96 BREESE, AL MISCELLANEOUS 5.00 BRISKEY CABINET CO. MINOR OFFICE EQUIP. 116.61 BROADCAST INTERVIEW SOURCE BOOKS (CAT./REF.) 23.45 BRODART, INC. PRINT/CIRCULATING 36.28 BRODERBUND SOFTWARE COMPUTER SOFTWARE 15.00 BROWN TRAFFIC PRODUCTS, INC. TRAFFIC SIGNAL EQUIP 270.00 BROWN, KEN CERTIFICATIONS 5.00 BRUSKE PRODUCTS TOOLS 143.67 BRY, RICHARD MISCELLANEOUS 6.00 BUITENDORP, JIM INSTRUCTOR/OFFICIATE 123.50 BURGE, GARY INSTRUCTOR/OFFICIATE 132.00 BURNS, MARGUERITE LESSONS 18.00 BURR, JAMES INSTRUCTOR/OFFICIATE 20.00 BUSCHER, JEFF MISCELLANEOUS 3.00 BUSHNELL'S TURTLE MEALS 133.02 C. W. ASSOCIATES PRINT/REFERENCE 49.00 CAMPBELL, CAM MISCELLANEOUS 5.00 CAPITOL PROPANE GAS CO., INC. MINOR EQUP. REP. MAT 59.00 CASEY, JEFFREY MISCELLANEOUS -5.00 CD ONE STOP COMPACT DISC 854.09 CENTER CITY PROPERTIES BUILDING RENTAL 2,104.50 CENTRAL IOWA TRAINING ASSOC. DUES & MEMBERSHIPS 25.00 CHAMBERS RECORD & VIDEO CORP. LP DISC 55.68 CHAPMAN, WENDY INSTRUCTOR/OFFICIATE 10.05 CHASE, CAROL INSTRUCTOR/OFFICIATE 23.64 CHASE, JERRY RECREATIONAL EQUIP. 30.00 CHICORP FINANCIAL SERVICES CAPITAL LEASE PRINCI 2,986.58 CHILDRENS PRESS BOOKS (CAT./CIR.) 595.94 CHRISTOPHERSON, TIMOTHY INSTRUCTOR/OFFICIATE 73.70 CHRYSLER CREDIT CORP. - MISCELLANEOUS 3.00 CITY ELECTRIC SUPPLY, INC. MISCELLANEOUS SUPP. 61.37 CITY OF FT. COLLINS BOOKS, MAG., NEWSPAP 5.00 CITYLINE STOCK GUIDE BOOKS (LAT./REF.) 5.00 CLATTERBAUGH, MARJORIE PARKING 4.75 CLAUSEN, CHRIS CERTIFICATIONS 5.00 CLEAR CREEK HIGH SCHOOL PRINT/REFERENCE 36.00 CLEMSEN, LANCE MISCELLANEOUS 3.00 CLERICAL RECAP PAYROLL 12 -FEB -88 16,026.33 CLIENT SECURITY TRUST FUND DUES & MEMBERSHIPS 25.00 COAST TO COAST BOOKS BOOKS (CAT./CIR.) 20.50 COLE, WILLIAM CERTIFICATIONS 5.00 5voi-1 COUNCIL LISTING FEBRUARY 29, 1988 VENDOR NAME PRODUCT DESCRIPTION AMOUNT COLLEGE BOARD PUBLICATIONS COMMERCE CLEARING HOUSE, INC. PRINT/CIRCULATING 1 .89 COMMERCIAL DATA SYSTEMS COMMISSION PRINT/REFERENCE OFFICE SUPPLIES 144.33 ON ACCREDITATION COMMUNICATIONS ENGINEERING CO. DUES &MEMBERSHIPS 414.80 100.00 OFFICE EQUP REP COMPUTERWARE DATA PRODUCTS OFFICE SUPPLIES CONES 143.10 REPAIR SERVICE, INC. MISCELLANEOUS CONTRACTOR'S TOOL & SUPPLY CO. 115.86 3.00 COST INFORMATION SYSTEMS COSTANTINO, TOOLS PRINT/REFERENCE 413.06 A. MORI COURTNEY DARREL MISCELLANEOUS 40.77 3.00 CRESCENT ELECTRIC SUPPLY CO.SANITATION CROWLEY, ANN LESSONS SUPP. 6.00 DAN'S OVERHEAD DOORS & MORE DAVE LONG PROTECTIVE PRODUCTS LESSONS REPAIR OF STRUCTURE7.00 244.33 62.50 DAVIS, JOHN MISC EQUIP REP MAT MISCELLANEOUS 111,00 DAY -TIMERS, INC. DELONG, JOYCE OFFICE SUPPLIES -2.00 37.78 DEMARCO, LOUIS CERTIFICATIONS MISCELLANEOUS 5.00 DEMCO, INC. DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC SAFETY MISC PROCESSING SUP TRACIS 5.00 109.16 DESTERHAFT, JANICE DEVRIES, KENNETH INSTRUCTOR/OFFICIATE 430.00 45.00 DIGITAL EQUIPMENT CORP. DILLEY, BENITA MISCELLANEOUS MINI -COMPUTER REPAIR 3.00 1,046.00 DONAHUE, MARIE MISCELLANEOUS PARKING 3.00 DOUR, ANDREA DOUBLE D WELDING INSTRUCTOR/OFFICIATE 9.00 40.20 DOVER PUBLICATIONS, INC. MINOR EQUP. REP. MAT CLASSIFIED AV 114.20 DOWNTOWN RESEARCH & DEV. DRAMA BOOKSHOP BOOKS, MAG., NEWSPAP 4.59 24 DRISCOLL, CATHY REFERENCE MATREIAL INSTRUCTOR/OFFICIATE .00 6.00 DRUG TOWN NI DRUGTOWN Al GAMES 28.00 41.98 DUBUQUE COUNTY SHERIFF RECREATIONAL SUPP. SHERIFF FEE 1.98 DUCK'S BREATH DUFFY, STEVE CLASSIFIED AV 16.00 18.00 EAST CENTRAL REGIONAL LIBRARY UNIFORM ALLOWANCE POSTAGE 100.00 EBY'S SPORTING GOODS ECONOGAS SERVICE, INC. RECREATIONAL SUPP. 141.36 271.39 ECONOMICS PRESS, INC. FUELS SUBSCRIPTION 45.83 ECONOMY DATA PRODUCTS - PAPER 11.20 EGGERS, LOLLY TRAVEL 674.51 ELDON C. STUTSMAN, INC. ENGINEERING NEWS -RECORD MISCELLANEOUS SUPP. 278.42 52.00 52.00 ENTENMANN-ROVIN CO. BOOKS, MAG., NEWSPAP CLOTHING & 84.00 ESHBAUGH, ROY ACCESSORI MISCELLANEOUS 4.58 EURAIL GUIDE EYBERG, ROBIN PRINT/REFERENCE 7.00 27 F STOP FACETS MULTIMEDIA, INC. SPECIAL EVENTS VIDEO RECORDING TAPE '02 24.00 63.21 FAGA, STEVE NON-FICTION VIDEO TRAVEL 36.07 FAY'S FIRE EQUIPMENT, INC. FIRE TRUCK(S) 36.07 326.00 ��'LIILI COUNCIL LISTING FEBRUARY 29, 1988 VENDOR NAME PRODUCT DESCRIPTION AMOUNT FEDERAL EXPRESS CORP. FEDERAL LAW ENFORCEMENT FREIGHT REGISTRATION 188.90 FERRARI, NANCY FESLER'S, INC. INSTRUCTOR OFFICIATE 450.00 22.20 FICK, MARY TOOLS & MINOREQUIP. MISCELLANEOUS 123.77 FIDLAR & CHAMBERS F[FLES, PRISCILLA SUBSCRIPTION 3.00 89.55 FIRE ENGINEERING INSTRUCTOR OFFICIATE / 17.20 FLEETWAY STORES, INC. BOOKS, MAG., NEWSPAP TOOLS 18.95 FORTMANN, JULIE LESSONS 154.93 FOSSE, RICHARD FREEMAN LOCK & ALARM, INC. CRTFICATSTRUCTURE IONS 7.00 5.00 FRENCH, PAMELA REPAIR MISCELLANEOUS 39.36 FROHWEIN OFFICE SUPPLY GAFFEY GAFFEY, BRIAN OTHER OFF. FURN/EQUI 598.910 GAILANI, KRISTY INSTRUCTOR/OFFICIATE LESSONS 6.00 GALBREATH, PAUL GALE RESEARCH CO. CERTIFICATIONS 14.00 5.00 GAMMA EFFICIENCY PRINT/REFERENCE PRINT/REFERENCE 166.10 GAO, L, INC.RONG GAR MISCELLANEOUS 7.50 6.00 GARVEYNC. EY, GERI MISCELLANEOUS LESSONS 2.00 GASKILL, JOHN7.00 GAZETTE CO. INSTRUCTOR/OFFICIATE 144.05 GEISLER, DAVE SUBSCRIPTION CONSULTANT SERVICES 62.66 GENERAL BOOK COVERS GENERAL TRAFFIC CONTROLS, INC. BOOK PROCESSING SUP66.88 MINOR 25.20 666.88 GED. KONDORA PLUMBING96.48 GFOA CAREER DEVELOPMENT CENTER EQUIP REP REP OF HEATING EQUIP 418.14 GILPIN PAINT & GLASS, INC. REGISTRATION PAINT $ SUPPLIES 260.00 GIN GORDON, MARCM CONSULTANT SERVICES 15.17 36.37 GOULD, ANGELA BUILDING -ROOM RENTAL INSTRUCTOR/OFFICIATE 65.40 GREEMARK LESSONS 39.60 GREEENNS,, LYNN LESSONS 7.00 GRIMES, W. GROLIER EDUCATIONAL CORP. RESERVATIONS PRINT/CIRCULATING 14.00 -7.00 HACAP HACH BROTHERS CO., INC. WORK STUDY WAGES 192.00 10.00 HALOGEN SUPPLY CO., INC. ATION SANITSUPE. ATIONWATER/SEWAGE CHEM. 1,034.18 HAMh1, KELLY _ HANICK, KEVIN INSTRUCTOR/OFFICIATE 78.34 30.15 HAP JONES MOTORCYCLE BLUE MISCELLANEOUS PRINT/REFERENCE 3.00 HAPPY JOE'S HARMING, AMY CONSULTANT SERVICES 12.00 58.49 HARMON GLASS MISCELLANEOUS REPAIR OF STRUCTURE -2.00 HARPER & ROW PUBLISHERS, INC. BOOKS (CAT./CIR.) 10644 HARPER, TANYA HARVEY, JOHN INSTRUCTOR/OFFICIATE 1. 28.00 HAWKEYE AREA COMMUNITY ACTION MISCELLANEOUS TEMPORARY EMPLOYEES 5.00 HAWKEYE FOOD SYSTEMS, INC. HAWKEYE MEDICAL SUPPLY, INC. SANITATION SUPP. MINOR 94.75 168.40 HAWKEYE WELD & REPAIR178.74 EQUIP REP h1INOR EQUP. REP. MAT 35.02 w COUNCIL LISTING FEBRUARY 29, 1988 VENDOR NAME PRODUCT DESCRIPTION HAYEK, HAYEK, HAYEK & HOLLAND HAYES APPRAISAL ASSOC., INC, ATTORNEY SERVICE AMOUNT 1,140.92 HAZARD MONTHLY APPRAISAL SERVICES BOOKS, MAG., 300.00 HBJ BECKLEY-CARDY, INC. HOC BUSINESS FORMS NEWSPAP RECREATIONAL SUPP. 29.00 CO. HEALTH PROMOTION SPECIALITIES HEMMING, MICHELE OUTSIPRNTIN BOOKSD(CATI/CIRG) 366.37 5,449.08 HENDERSON, MARCIA INSTRUCTOR/OFFICIATE 9.00 62.05 HENNEPIN COUNTY LIBRARY HERMIE, JACQUIE CERTIFICATIONS MICROFORMS 8.32 HERTZBERG-NEW METHOD, INC. INSTRUCTOR/OFFICIATE TE 7.50 76.00 HESS, JAMES LIB. MATERIALS REP 168.00 HICKMAN, DANIEL HIX, CHUCK MISCELLANEOUS INSTRUCTOR/OFFICIATE 5.00 HOLIDAY INN INSTRUCTOR/OFFICIATE 100.00 HOLIDAY WRECKER & CRANE SERV. TOWINGTANT SERVICES 75.00 770.57 HOUCHEN BINDERY LTD. HUNT, DOUGLAS LIB. MATERIALS REP 105.00 HUNTZINGER, AL MISCELLANEOUS 121.64 HY-VEE FOOD STORE ql INSTRUCTOR/OFFICIATE 3.00 159.00 I.I.B.W. RECREATIONAL SUPP, 46.17 ICMA RETIREMENT CORP. INDEPENDENT SUBSCRIPTION OTHER 38.00 INSURANCE AGENTS INDEPENDENT SALT CO. RYBENEFITS BOND 1,118.06 INFO FRANCHISE NEWS, INC. INGRAM SALT PRINT/REFERENCE 130.00 15,711.47 INSTITUTE OF INTERNATIONAL INTER I VIDEO RECORDINGS PRINT/REFERENCE 25'95 513.70 -SKI SERVICES INTERNAL MEDICINE PRINT/REFERENCE 19'95 INTERNATIONAL ASSOC. OF ARSON INTERNATIONAL DNS DUES I&ICAT MEMBERSHIPS 12.20 159.00 CONFERENCE OF INTERNATIONAL INSTITUTE OF BOOKS (CAT./REF.) 10.00 22.55 IOWA BOOK & SUPPLY CO. IOWA CHAPTER DUES & MEMBERSHIPS BOOKS (CAT./REF.) 140.00 OF NAHRO IOWA CITY AREA DEVELOPMENT DUES & MEMBERSHIPS 20.00 20.00 IOWA CITY CHAMBER OF IOWA PROFESSIONAL SERVICE REGISTRATION 30,000.00 CITY CHAMBER OF COMMERCE IOWA CITY PETTY CASH REGISTRATION 30.00 IOWA CITY PRESS -CITIZEN IOWA CITY UTILITIES LUNCHEON PUBLICATIONS ORECORDING 30.00 495.48 REC. CTR. PETTY CASH IOWA DEPT. OF AGRICULTURE AND VIDEO TAPE 1+382.36 52.15 IOWA ILLINOIS GAS & ELECTRIC IOWA MUNICIPAL CERTIFICATIONS HEATING FUEL/GAS 225.00 ATTORNEYS ASSOC IOWA PAINT MANUFACTURING CO. DUES & MEMBERSHIPS 24'975.86 45.00 IOWA PAPER CO. PAINT & SUPPLIES PAPER 21.30 IOWA PARKS & RECREATION ASSOC. IOWA SPORTS SUPPLY REGISTRATION 94,78 CO. IOWA STATE BANK - FICA RECREATIONAL SUPP. FICA 660.00 143.00 IOWA STATE HISTORICAL SOCIETY IOWA STATE TREASURER BOOKS (CAT./REF.) 41,581.48 SALES TAX IOWA STATE UNIV. SALES TAX COLLECTED REGISTRATION 11.50 475.15 IOWA STATE UNIV. CONTINUING ED IOWA VENDING CO. REGISTRATION 105,00 MISCELLANEOUS 170.00 3.00 5zl�_w COUNCIL LISTING FEBRUARY 29, 1988 VENDOR NAME PRODUCT DESCRIPTION AMOUNT IOWA WORKERS' COMPENSATION PRINT/REFERENCE 5.00 IPERS IPERS 20,409.15 IPMA TESTING SERVICES 162.00 J. MOORE DEFINITIVE'S PAMPHLET FILE MAT. -5.00 JACKS DISCOUNT, INC. MISCELLANEOUS SUPP. 20.31 JAMES RENTAL LTD. MISCELLANEOUS 2.00 JAPAN YELLOW PAGES, LTD. PRINT/REFERENCE -25.00 JENS, CATHERINE LESSONS 7.00 JENSEN, PAUL LESSONS -8.00 JOHNSON CONTROLS, INC. PRIOR YEAR ENCUMB. 1,155.40 JOHNSON COUNTY BAR ASSOC. DUES & MEMBERSHIPS 90.00 JOHNSON COUNTY CLERK FILING FEE 159.00 JOHNSON COUNTY MUTUAL AID DUES & MEMBERSHIPS 50.00 JOHNSON, DEBBIE ENTRY FEES 10.00 JOHNSON, PAM INSTRUCTOR/OFFICIATE 49.00 JOHNSON, ROBERT MISCELLANEOUS 3.00 JOHNSON, TRACEY INSTRUCTOR/OFFICIATE 30.00 JON -TONE CO., INC. LP DISC 56.95 JONES, IDAMAE PARKING 1.30 JONES, MARK BOOKS (CAT./CIR.) 10.00 JORM MICROLAB, INC. MICROFILM 149.04 K MART #4315 VIDEO RECORDING TAPE 89.58 KAMADA, MAYUMI LESSONS 10.00 KAMERICK, KATHLEEN LESSONS 7.00 KAPLAN COMPANIES TOYS 47.75 KARTES VIDEO COMMUNICATIONS NON-FICTION VIDEO 19.70 KASSEL, STEPHANIE INSTRUCTOR/OFFICIATE 32.40 KATES, KAREN INSTRUCTOR/OFFICIATE 10.00 KECK, KENNETH MISCELLANEOUS 5.00 KEITH, JIM CERTIFICATIONS 5.00 KEN'S WOOD PRODUCTS MISCELLANEOUS SUPP. 375.00 KIEBEL, GARY MISCELLANEOUS -3.00 KING, PAUL INSTRUCTOR/OFFICIATE 42.00 KIRKWOOD COMMUNITY COLLEGE REGISTRATION 470.38 KLOCKAU, LORI LEE MISCELLANEOUS 3.00 KNIGHT, LIESL INSTRUCTOR/OFFICIATE 48.00 KNIGHT, MARILYN INSTRUCTOR/OFFICIATE 108.00 KNOBBE, PATRICK INSTRUCTOR/OFFICIATE 28.00 KOCH BROTHERS MISC. PERIPHERALS 122.64 KOPPTRONIX CO. GAMES 51.00 LASEK, MARGIE MISCELLANEOUS 3.00 LAWRENCE MACHINE SHOP MINOR EQUIP REP 15.00 LAWYERS CO-OPERATIVE PUB. CO. REFERENCE MATREIAL 47.75 LEAGUE OF IOWA MUNICIPALITIES REGISTRATION 25.00 LENOCH & CILEK TOOLS 391.07 LEON LYVERS TREE SURGERY TREE TRIM/REMOVAL 455.00 LIBERTY MACHINE & WELDING LUMBER/HARDWARE 3.00 LIND'S PRINTING SERVICE, INC. OUTSIDE PRINTING 242.95 LINDSEY, KEVIN INSTRUCTOR/OFFICIATE 161.00 LITZINGER, M. B. MISCELLANEOUS 5.00 LOGSDEN, NYLA MISCELLANEOUS 5.00 LOREN'S SIGNS OUTSIDE PRINTING 65.00 LOTUS PRINT/REFERENCE 24.00 COUNCIL LISTING FEBRUARY 29, 1988 VENDOR NAME PRODUCT DESCRIPTION AMOUNT LOUZEK, DAN LOVIG, TERESA MISCELLANEOUS LUCKY STORES, INC. LIQUORCBEEROLICENSES FFICIATE 4. 94.660 0 LYONS SAFETY, INC. MACMILLAN GLOVES 280.00 PUBLISHING CO. MAHNKE, PAUL PRINT/REFERENCE 1,392.11 MARX, JENNIFER MISCELLANEOUS 157.50 6.00 MARY S. ROSENBERG, INC. MASKE, LISA MISCELLANEOUS BOOKS (CAT./CIR.) -2.00 MATASAR, SHARON INSTRUCTOR/OFFICIATE 219.18 16.00 MATHESON, LLOYD INSTRUCTOR/OFFICIATE 162.00 MATTES, DONNA MISCELLANEOUS LESSONS 5.00 MATTHEW BENDER & CO., INC. MCCARTNEY, R. M. REFERENCE MATREIAL 7.00 MCCLARIN, LANITA MISCELLANEOUS 239.34 MCCONNELL, SUSAN BUILDING -ROOM RENTAL MISCELLANEOUS 7.0 67.066 MCCREJAMES MCCUE, KEVIN MISCELLANEOUS 5.00 UR MCGK, MARITA INSTRUCTOR/OFFICIATE 2.00 49.60 MCHENRY, ANNE MEACHAM TRAVEL SERVICE LESSONS INSTRUCTOR/OFFICIATE 7.00 44.00 MEDICAL ASSOCIATES MERCERS PHOTO LABS, INC. AIR FARE PHYSICALS 684.00 168.00 MERCY HOSPITAL FILM PROCESSING 8.57 METROPOLITAN SUPPLY CO. MICHAEL HODGE CONST. X-RAYS RECREATIONAL SUPP. 2,292.30 MICHAELS, BOB ZONING & SUBDV. FEES 108.87 315.00 MICROSOFT UPDATE FULFILLMENT MID -AMERICA PRICING PARKG EDUCINTRAINING SUPP. 4.50 MILLARD-SANBORN, LYNNDA MILLER, ANDREA MISC EDP SUPPLIES INSTRUCTOR/OFFICIATE 2.50 87.00 MISTI INSTRUCTOR/OFFICIATE 47.25 MODERN BUSINESS SYSTEMS, INC. MONTGOMERY SFTWR OFFICEMINICOEQUPREP 26.40 750.00 ELEVATOR CO. MOORE, DANIEL REP & MAINT TO BLDG. 41,34 177,76 MOSSMAN, DEB MOTT, PATSY UNIFORM ALLOWANCE INSTRUCTOR/OFFICIATE 18.67 MPC NEWSPAPERS INSTRUCTOR/OFFICIATE 55.00 31.50 MPM PRODUCTIONS OUTSIDE PRINTING NON-FICTION 307.53 MUNICIPAL CODE CORP. MURPHY, ED VIDEO OUTSIDE PRINTING 24.95 MURPHY, PATRICK L. INSTRUCTOR/OFFICIATE 2,085.57 60.00 MUTUAL BENEFIT LIFE INSURANCE NAGLE LUMBER MISCELLANEUS DISABILITY -5.00 CO. NAPC MEMBERSHIP WATER/SEWAGE CHEM. 1,808.04 151.50 NATIONAL ACADEMY_ OF SCIENCES NATIONAL CAREER WORKSHOPS DUES &MEMBERSHIPS DUES & MEMBERSHIPS 10.00 234.00 NATIONAL COUNCIL FOR URBAN REGISTRATION REGISTRATION 89.00 NATIONAL FIRE PROTECTION ASSOC NATIONAL LEAGUE OF DUES & MEMBERSHIPS 325.00 CITIES NATIONAL UNDERWRITER CO. REGISTRATION BOOKS 91.50 775.00 NAVY BRAND MANUFACTURING CO. NCAA SPORTS (CAT,/REF.) SANITATION SUPP. 23.00 LIBRARY PRINT/REFERENCE 70.71 3.00 COUNCIL LISTING FEBRUARY 29, 1988 VENDOR NAME PRODUCT DESCRIPTION AMOUNT NCR CORP. MISC. PERIPHERALS 142.19 NEDOBA, TIMOTHY INSTRUCTOR/OFFICIATE 30.15 NEUMANN MONSON ZONING & SUBOV. FEES 265.00 NEWKIRK SALES CO. FIRE EXT. & REFILLS 15.59 NIMLO NO -LOAN FUND INVESTOR REGISTRATION PRINT/REFERENCE 250.00 NOBLE, CANDY LESSONS 82.00 7.00 NORTHWEST FABRICS RECREATIONAL SUPP. 147.27 NORTHWESTERN BELL TELEPHONE EQUIP. FEE 7,940.60 NOYES, RICHARD MISCELLANEOUS 3.00 O'MALLEY, KEVIN TRAVEL 46.77 OCCUPATIONAL CENTER PRINT/REFERENCE 36.00 OCHSCAPITOL INSTRUCTOR/OFFICIATE 126.00 OLDMOTORS, LTD. ATUOMOBI LE�FI 10,025.00 OLD TIME RADIO CASSETTE 3.50 OLDEN, MARK MISCELLANEOUS 5.00 OUGH, JAMES MISCELLANEOUS 1.00 PATTISON, SARA MISCELLANEOUS 5.00 PAUL'S PAULMAR INDUSTRIES TOOLS & MINOR EQUIP. AUDIO VISUAL EQP REP 112.83 13.32 PAYLESS CASHWAYS, INC. PAINT & SUPPLIES 307.28 PAYNE, MICHAEL MISCELLANEOUS 2.00 PAYROLL RECAP PEOPLE'S DRUG STORES, INC. PAYROLL 26 -FEB -88 FILM PROCESSING 596,138.19 PERMA-BOUND BOOKS (CAT./CIR.) 33.52 281.60 PETERSON'S GUIDES PRINT/REFERENCE 17.90 PICKENS, CRAIG INSTRUCTOR/OFFICIATE 35.00 PICKUP, SUE INSTRUCTOR/OFFICIATE 44.00 PIGOTT, INC. PIP OFFICE CHAIR(S) 3,342.48 PITNEY BOWES OUTSIDE PRINTING PRIOR YEAR ENCUMB. 30.00 321.00 PLANTS ALIVE PLUMBERS SUPPLY CO. NURSERY SERVICES PLUMBING SUPPLIES 35.00 POLYLINE CORP. AUDIO VISUAL SUP 5,957.77 22.37 POPULAR SCIENCE BOOK CLUB BOOKS (CAT./CIR.) 62.64 PRESTEGARD, KEVIN UNIFORM ALLOWANCE 22.44 PUBLIC LIBRARY ASSOC. REGISTRATION 64.00 PUROLATOR COURIER CORP. FREIGHT 7,80 PYRAMID SERVICE, INC. MINOR EQUP. REP. MAT 8.05 QUALITY BOOKS, INC. BOOKS (CAT./CIR.) 41.82 QUALITY OFFICE PRODUCTS OFFICE SUPPLIES 32.61 R. M. BOGGS CO. REP OF HEATING EQUIP 1,841.99 RADIO SHACK MISCELLANEOUS SUPP. 54.58 RADLOFF, W. G. MISCELLANEOUS 5.00 RAPID BUSINESS SYSTEMS OUTSIDE PRINTING 286.85 RAPIDS REPRODUCTIONS, INC. OFFICE SUPPLIES 102.60 REGENT BOOK CO., INC. PRINT/CIRCULATING 44.18 REGNERY GATEWAY, INC. BOOKS (CAT./REF.) 28.20 REMMERT, JOHN INSTRUCTOR/OFFICIATE 30.00 REPUBLIC ELECTRIC CO. TRAFFIC CTRL IMP MAT 3,665.12 RESOURCE MANAGEMENT ASSOCIATES CONSULTANT SERVICES 6,829.48 REW, ORRA MISCELLANEOUS 3.00 REYNOLDS, WM, MISCELLANEOUS 5.00 .5v COUNCIL LISTING FEBRUARY 29, 1988 VENDOR NAME PRODUCT DESCRIPTION AMOUNT RICHMOND, MIRIAM RITCHIE, DIXIE RIVER PRODUCTS CO. ROBERT MORRIS ASSOCIATES ROBINSON, 1306 ROBINSON, ROBERT ROBINSON, TERRYL RON'S WELDING & SUPPLIES, ROTO -ROOTER ROURKE PUBLISHING GROUP RUNKEL, SARAH RUTH E. ROBINSON BOOKS SANNES, TERRI SCHARFF, MARK SCHENKELBERG, ERIC SCHOLASTIC, INC. SCHRUP, NICK SERIO, DANIEL SERVICEMASTER CLEANING SERV SEYMOUR, KRISTINE SHELDON, KAREN SHEPHERD, R. H. SHIMA, JEAN SHIMOSATO, ELLIKO SHROUT, VERNON SIEG CO. SIERRA MORENO MERCANTILE CO. INC SIERRA, ADELA SINGLEMAN, STEPHEN SKAUGSTAD, CHARLES M.D. SLADEK, RALPH SLATTERY, SARAH SMEAL FIRE EQUIPMENT CO. SMOTHERS, DAVID SOURCELETTER SOUTHGATE DEVELOPMENT CO., INC STAFFENBEAL, MICHAEL STANDARD BLUE STANSKE, EVELYN STEUBEN, RENEE STEVENS SAND & GRAVEL CO., INC STITZELL ELECTRIC SUPPLY CO. STORY HOUSE CORP. STUTTS, PAUL SUSTIK, ANNE SWENSON, JOANN TATE, ASHTON TAYLOR ROOFING SERVICES, INC. TECHNIGRAPHICS, INC. TEGLER, WAYNE M.D. THORNDIKE PRESS TIME -LIFE BOOKS TISOR, DONALD INSTRUCTOR/OFFICIATE 15.75 MISCELLANEOUS ICE CONTROL CHEM. -4.00 23.09 PRINT/REFERENCE 49.50 INSTRUCTOR/OFFICIATE 1,00 MISCELLANEOUS 3.00 REGISTRATION 70.00 MISCELLANEOUS SUPP. 78.28 OTHER REP. & MAINT. 58.50 BOOKS (CAT./CIR.) 92.30 INSTRUCTOR/OFFICIATE 20.00 BOOKS (CAT./REF.) 28.02 INSTRUCTOR/OFFICIATE 18.00 MISCELLANEOUS 5.00 INSTRUCTOR/OFFICIATE 56.00 COMPUTER SOFTWARE 10.00 LESSONS INSTRUCTOR/OFFICIATE 12.00 REP & MAINT TO BLDG. 31.50 2,468.75 INSTRUCTOR/OFFICIATE 28,80 CERTIFICATIONS 5.00 MISCELLANEOUS 11.00 LESSONS INSTRUCTOR/OFFICIATE 34.50 LESSONS 15.75 MINOR EQUP. REP. MAT 22.00 10.03 TOOLS MISCELLANEOUS 20.70 TRAVEL 5.00 CERTIFICATIONS 16 .96 116.00 MISCELLANEOUS 2.00 INSTRUCTOR/OFFICIATE 24.00 SAFETY CLOTHING 325.98 INSTRUCTOR/OFFICIATE 70.05 SUBSCRIPTION 66.00 BUILDING RENTAL 2,333.62 MISCELLANEOUS 6.00 GRAPHIC SUPPLIES 23.37 INSTRUCTOR/OFFICIATE 31.50 MISCELLANEOUS 2.00 ICE CONTROL CHEM. AUDIO VISUAL REP MAT 2,676.83 BOOKS (CAT./CIR.) 16.26 188.19 INSTRUCTOR/OFFICIATE 10.00 MISCELLANEOUS 3.00 MISCELLANEOUS 2.00 MICRO -COMPUTER SOFTW 48.50 CONTRACTED IMPRV. 1,544.30 OUTSIDE PRINTING 31.90 CERTIFICATIONS 179.50 BOOKS (CAT./CIR.) 254.91 AUDIO MISCELLANEOUS 19.94 2.00 a COUNCIL LISTING FEBRUARY 29, 1988 VENDOR NAME PRODUCT DESCRIPTION AMOUNT TOMLINSON, PAUL TOWNCREST X-RAY DEPARTMENT BUILDING -ROOM RENTAL CERTIFICATIONS 60.80 TRUEBLOOD, TERRY TYCOON I. C. CALCULATOR(S)86.00 102.99LIQUOR U OF IA. ACCOUNTS RECEIVABLE BEER LICENSES DATA PROCESSING 422.50 U OF IA. BUSINESS OFFICE U OF IA. INSTITUTE OF PUBLIC WORK STUDY WAGES1.00 PRINT/REFERENCE 263.63 U OF IA. MANAGEMENT CENTER U OF REGISTRATION 25.00 IA. SUMMER JOBS FAIR U. S. GOVERNMENT PRINTING TECHNICAL SERVICES 255.00 15.00 U. S. POST OFFICE U. BOOKS) BULK MAILING3.50 S. POST OFFICE - METER POSTAGE 11500.00 U. S. POST OFFICE - OTHER POSTAGE 5,000.00 UNIFORM DEN, INC. UNION ELECTRONICS, INC. UNIFORM CLOTHING 6+265.00 45.90 UNIV. OF MICHIGAN PRESS OFFICE EQUP REP CLASSIFIED AV13.00 UNIVERSITY BOOK STORE UNIVERSITY CAMERAPHOTO MAGNETIC MEDIA 146.63 37.80 UPSTART URBAN, PHYLLIS SUPP. & EQUIP. GRAPHIC SUPPLIES 80.00 USDA/NASS INSTRUCTOR/OFFICIATE 5.25 138.00 VAN DIXHORN, GLORIA PRINT/REFERENCE INSTRUCTOR/OFFICIATE 12.00 VAN ZANTE, JOLL VINEYARD, GENE MISCELLANEOUS 2 5.25 5.00 WARD, THOMAS INSTRUCTOR/OFFICIATE 99.00 WATSON-GUPTILL PUBLICATIONS MISCELLANEOUS PRINT/REFERENCE5.00 WATTS, KEVIN WEAVER, LINDA REP & MAINT TO BLDG. 16.90 100.00 WEEKLY COURIER WEEKLY READER FAMILY SOFTWARE LESSONS PRINT/REFERENCE 7.25 15.00 WEIDEMAN, MARY A. COMPUTER SOFTWARE ELECTRICITYCHARGES 10.00 WEIGLE, BARBARA WELSH, ROBERT INSTRUCTOR/OFFICIATE 92.20 41.60 WEST MUSIC CO. MISCELLANEOUS R MINOEQUIP REP 3.00 WEST PUBLISHING CO. BOOK 9.00 WESTERMAN, LARRY WESTERN PUBLISHINGGAMES MISCELLANEOUS 131.50 2.00 WHITE, KIMBERLY WHITE -FULLER, ANNE INSTRUCTOR/OFFICIATE 15.28 91.00 WILAMY INSTRUCTOR/OFFICIATE 24.00 WILKINSONKINS-THOMPSON, CATHRYN INSTRUCTOR/OFFICIATE MISCELLANEOUS 7'20 WILSON, SANDRA WINDOWS, KNEBEL MISCELLANEOUS 15.00 8.00 WM. BRYANT SPREADING, INC. MISCELLANEOUS EQUIPMENT SERVICE5.00 WOODALL PUBLISHING CO. WORLD RADIO PRINT/REFERENCE 810.00 11.16 YATES, SONJA FINES & FEES CODE EN LESSONS 30.00 Y, NOAH KATHY YODERDERNO INSTRUCTOR/OFFICIATE 7.00 30.15 ZBS INDUSTRIES, INC. MISCELLANEOUS NON-FICTION VIDEO 5.00 Z , BRAD ZIFF-DAVIS-DAVIS INSTRUCTOR/OFFICIATE 27.68 56.00 ZYTRON PRINT/REFERENCE 4.95 MICROFISCHE 437.80 S_ V d COUNCIL LISTING FEBRUARY 29, 1988 VENDOR NAME PRODUCT DESCRIPTION AMOUNT FUND TOTAL 890,933.81 -5-V.Z)l 4 M COUNCIL LISTING FEBRUARY 29, 1988 VENDOR NAME PRODUCT DESCRIPTION AMOUNT FUND: DEBT SERVICE FUND A T & T COMMUNICATIONS LONG DISTANCE CALLS ,32 FUND TOTAL ,32 COUNCIL LISTING FEBRUARY 29, 1988 VENDOR NAME PRODUCT DESCRIPTION AMOUNT FUND: CAPITAL PROJECTS A T & T COMMUNICATIONS LONG DISTANCE CALLS 24.65 BLACK & VEATCH BRADFORD, DONALD ENGINEERING SERVICES 2,818.79 BROWN TRAFFIC PRODUCTS, INC. ARCHITECTURAL SERV. TRAFFIC SIGNAL EQUIP 880.00 6,791.00 FEDERAL EXPRESS CORP. FREIGHT 23.00 IOWA CITY PETTY CASH DIXON-REIMB TRAVEL E 12.80 IOWA CITY PRESS -CITIZEN LEGAL PUBLICATIONS 55.89 IOWA STATE BANK - FICA FICA 485.73 IPERS JOHNSON COUNTY RECORDER IPERS RECORDING FEES 244.71 28.60 LARSON CONST. CO., INC. CONTRACTED IMPRV. 169,536.51 MMS CONSULTANTS, INC. PROFESSIONAL SERVICE 25.50 MOODY'S INVESTORS SERVICE FINANCIAL SERV & CHG 3,000.00 NORTHWESTERN BELL LONG DISTANCE CALLS 2.11 PAYROLL RECAP PAYROLL 26 -FEB -88 3,065.58 R. A. JOHNSON CONTRACTING, INC CONTRACTED IMPRV. 5,194.64 TRS ROOFING, LTD. BUILDING IMPROVEMENT 20,522.85 FUND TOTAL 212,712 36 _ tic� L M COUNCIL LISTING FEBRUARY 29, 1988 VENDOR NAME PRODUCT DESCRIPTION AMOUNT FUND: ENTERPRISE FUNDS A T & T COMMUNICATIONS A T & T INFORMATION SYSTEMS LONG DISTANCE CALLS 49.65 ACCO UNLIMITED CORP. ADDAMS, M TELEPHONE EQUIP. FEE MINOR EQUP, REP. MAT 303.71 %NY ST SCHOOL AERO CONCRETE SAWING & WATER OVERPAYMENT 436.00 AIRLINER SPAYER & CO LTD ALBERHASKY, REP & MAINT TO BLDG.18.81 WATER OVERPAYMENT 195.00 JOHN ALEXANDER CHEMICAL CORP. WATER OVERPAYMENT5.89 CHLORINE 18.10 AMERICAN SCIENTIFIC PRODUCTS ANDERSON, CRAIG S LAB. CHEM. & SUPP, 3,970.00 348.55 ANSWER IOWA, INC. WATER OVERPAYMENT PAGING 33.01 AYRES, SCOTT B. DALTON WATER OVERPAYMENT 92.84 33.01 BALCH, MICHAEL BARRON MOTOR REFERENCE MATREIAL WATER OVERPAYMENT 50.88 SUPPLY BEAUMONT, STEVE SANITATION SUPP. 4.47 232.37 BEST RENTAL CENTERS WATER OVERPAYMENT RENTALS 35.19 BLUE CROSS & BLUE SHIELD BOBBY OLDIS BLDG DENTAL INSURANCE 139.10 845.55 BRANDT HEATING & WATER OVERPAYMENT REP OF 16.71 BROWN, ELIZABETH BURKEHOLDER, HEATING E UIP WATER OVERPAYMENT 32.50 JIM BYERS, SHIRLEY WATER OVERPAYMENT 31.01 24.01 CAPITOL PROPANE GAS CO., INC. CHANG, RUEY-AN WATER OVERPAYMENT MINOR EQUP. REP, MAT 24.52 CHAPMAN, SCOTT WATER OVERPAYMENT 109.04 39.60 CHASE MANHATTAN BANK, N.A. WATER OVERPAYMENT REV BOND INT 33.01 CITY ELECTRIC SUPPLY, INC. CLERICAL RECAP ELECTRICAL SUPPLIES 1 462.50 19.21 COLLINS, RON COMMERCIAL PAYROLL 12 -FEB -88 WATER OVERPAYMENT 260.00 TOWEL SERVICE, INC. CONNOLLY, PAT LAUNDRY SERVICE 15.01 27.20 CONTRACTOR'S TOOL & SUPPLY CO. MISCELLANEOUS LUMBER/HARDWARE 125.34 COTTEN, PAUL CRESCENT ELECTRIC SUPPLY CO. WATER OVERPAYMENT TOOLS 102.93 50.00 CULLIGAN DAVIS, VERONICA F EQUIPMENT RENTAL 139.09 23.60 DICK COLE CONST. CO. WATER OVERPAYMENT OTHER REP. & MAINT. 33.01 DYKES, BRENT EAGLE FOOD CENTER #220 WATER OVERPAYMENT 2,130.00 4.98 ECONOGAS SERVICE, INC. SANITATION SUPP. FUELS 14.20 FAILOR, E D JR FEDERAL EXPRESS CORP. WATER OVERPAYMENT 268.96 -2.06 FEDERAL RES, BANK OF CHICAGO FIRST POSTAGE REV BOND INT11.00 INTERSTATE BANK OF DES FIRST NATIONAL BANK REV BOND INT 496.50 3,393.75 FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF CHICAGO REV BOND INT REV BOND INT 3,712.50 FLAHERTY, KEVIN P FLEETWAY STORES, INC,SALT WATER OVERPAYMENT 1,207.50 16.02 FLOMATCHER, INC. MINOR EQUP. REP. MAT 347.63 56.13 a COUNCIL LISTING FEBRUARY 29, 1988 VENDOR NAME PRODUCT DESCRIPTION FRANTZ CONST. CO. HAULING AMOUNT FREEMAN LOCK & ALARM, INC. FROHWEIN OFFICE SUPPLY REPAIR OF STRUCTURE 1,331.25 42.88 GABBY, JEFFREY M GENERAL CHEMICAL OFFICE SUPPLIES WATER OVERPAYMENT 76.15 CORP. GENERAL TRANSFER ALUMINUM SULFATE 33.01 4,520.10 GILLES, MARK A MISCELLANEOUS TRANS WATER 324,271.26 GLASGOW, J %LINCOLN MGMT GOROSPE, WILLIAM OVERPAYMENT WATER OVERPAYMENT 37.10 C GOTT, JULIE KAY WATER OVERPAYMENT 12.22 37.01 GOULD, KIM GREEN, LYNDA WATER OVERPAYMENT PERMIT LOTS 11.20 H. J. LTD. HEATING AND AlR HACH WATER OVERPAYMENT MINOR EQUP. 35.75 -1.52 HACH BROTHERS CO., INC. REP. MAT LAB. SUPP. & EQUIP. 81 51 50.62 HAMMERS, JACQUELINE HARDWARE SPECIALIST, SANITATION SUPP. WATER OVERPAYMENT 176.17 LTD. HDC BUSINESS FORMS CO.OUTSIDE LUMBER/HARDWARE 8.79 67.37 HEARTLAND MGMT/CEDARWOOD APTS HEIRONYMUS, WATEROVERPAYMENT 1,126.40 FREDA HENTGES, JOSEPH WATER OVERPAYMENT 3.80 53.15 HERITAGE CABLEVISION HERRING, B. WATER OVERPAYMENT ADVERTISING 14.50 HUNT TRUCK LINES, INC. WATER OVERPAYMENT FREIGHT 225.00 4.98 HY-VEE FOOD STORE #1 INDEPENDENT INSURANCE AGENTS MEALS 47.00 17.63 INSTITUTIONAL AND MUNICIPAL IOWA CITY WORKER'S COMP !NS REGISTRATION 11,185.81 PETTY CASH IOWA CITY PRESS -CITIZEN WASH VEHICLE #729 195.00 135.05 IOWA ILLINOIS GAS & ELECTRIC IOWA PARKS NS HEATINGUFUEL/GAS 15'94 & RECREATION ASSOC. IOWA STATE BANK - FICA REGISTRATION 16,252.49 40.00 IOWA STATE BANK COMPUTER SERV. IOWA STATE INDUSTRIES FICA METERED SALES 23,518.98 IOWA STATE TREASURER SALES TAX OUTSIDE PRINTING SALES TAX 24.53 114.48 IPERS J. F. COLLECTED IPERS 5,350.43 COOK CO., INC. JAMBRETZ, KELLY PLANT EQUIP REP MAT 11,532.16 90.30 JOHNSON COUNTY SEATS KELLERAMON, MIKE WATER OVERPAYMENT AID TO AGENCIES -13.58 KELLER, PAUL L WATER OVERPAYMENT 9,147.46 25.40 K C NNIALHENDAL KING, E WATER OVERPAYMENT WATER OVERPAYMENT 21.30 , KRAKLIO, MICHAEL J WATER OVERPAYMENT 16.31 33.01 KRZYZANIAR CHRISTINE A KURTH, MARTIN WATER OVERPAYMENT WATER OVERPAYMENT 29.21 LANKFORD, MICHAEL DAVID WATER OVERPAYMENT 5.31 10.69 LENOCH & CILEK WATER OVERPAYMENT TOOLS -7.28 LINK, STEVEN A LITTRELL, RANDY WATER OVERPAYMENT 105.86 33,01 LYONS SAFETY, INC. MISCELLANEOUS GLOVES 3.00 MARV'S GLASS SPECIALTIES, INC. MATT PARROTT & SONS CO. REPAIR OF STRUCTURE 498.99 183.83 OUTSIDE PRINTING 517.30 COUNCIL LISTING FEBRUARY 29, 1988 VENDOR NAME PRODUCT DESCRIPTION AMOUNT MATTOS, NARK A WATER OVERPAYMENT 7.81 MCLAUGHLIN, MICHAEL T WATER OVERPAYMENT 13.01 METTIN, V JR %GAIL THOMAS WATER OVERPAYMENT -44.84 MIDWEST JANITORIAL SERVICES TECHNICAL SERVICES 167.00 MILLER, JIM WATER OVERPAYMENT -17.06 MISNER, MARK WATER OVERPAYMENT 11.02 MOLLOY, BEVERLY WATER OVERPAYMENT 24.01 MONTGOMERY ELEVATOR CO. REP & MAINT TO BLDG. 800.06 MOONEY, HERBERT S III WATER OVERPAYMENT 20.21 MOYNA, JIM WATER OVERPAYMENT 25.40 MULLER PLUMBING & HEATING REP OF ELECTRIC/PLBG 26.00 MUTUAL BENEFIT LIFE INSURANCE DISABILITY INSURANCE 890.24 NAGLE LUMBER CO. LUMBER/HARDWARE 47.59 NATIONAL ACADEMY OF SCIENCES DUES & MEMBERSHIPS 35.00 NAVY BRAND MANUFACTURING CO. SANITATION SUPP. 113.29 NEPTUNE WATER METER CO. WATER METERS 4,898.22 NORTHWESTERN BELL TELEPHONE EQUIP. FEE 2,081.16 NORWEST BANK DES MOINES, N.A. REV BOND INT 3,691.25 NORWEST BANK LACROSSE, N.A. REV BOND INT 168.75 OLD CAPITOL CAB CO. AID TO AGENCIES 544.45 PALMER INSTRUMENTS, INC. MINOR EQUIP. 374.15 PARKING, INC. MINOR EQUP. REP. MAT 212.00 PAUL'S TOOLS 124.44 PAYROLL RECAP PAYROLL 26 -FEB -88 207,422.41 PEARSON'S DRUG STORE, INC. PHOTO SUPP. & EQUIP. 8.25 PECK, DARLENE L WATER OVERPAYMENT 158.51 PEEBLES, PAUL 3.ANDERSON, D WATER OVERPAYMENT -37.24 PLUMBERS SUPPLY CO. PLUMBING SUPPLIES 404.58 POTTER, BONNIE WATER OVERPAYMENT 33.01 PRESSLEY, P.A. WATER OVERPAYMENT 33.01 PYRAMID SERVICE, INC. MINOR EQUP. REP. MAT 99.30 QUINT, MICHAEL WATER OVERPAYMENT 24.01 R. M. BOGGS CO. REP & MAINT TO BLDG. 73.08 RADIO SHACK MISCELLANEOUS SUPP. 14.36 RAFFERTY, BRENT D WATER OVERPAYMENT 33.01 RAPID BUSINESS SYSTEMS OUTSIDE PRINTING 286.84 REIHER, PETER L WATER OVERPAYMENT 31.30 REURINK, SANDRA WATER OVERPAYMENT 24.01 RIVER PRODUCTS CO. ROCK 655.61 ROSENBERG, KARL WATER OVERPAYMENT 17.79 ROSS, DAVID INSURANCE CO SETTLE 192.40 SAGHAH, HAMED WATER OVERPAYMENT 11.19 SCHRODT, KEITH WATER OVERPAYMENT 10.31 SHIPLEY, CHRISTINA PERMIT LOTS 60.00 SPINELLI, MATT WATER OVERPAYMENT 24.01 SPRINGER, D % LIDIA DIBA WATER OVERPAYMENT 20.61 SR MATTHEW JAMES FISCH WATER OVERPAYMENT 25.40 STEVE'S TYPEWRITER CO. MISCELLANEOUS SUPP. 366.00 SYSTEMS UNLIMITED WATER OVERPAYMENT 60.25 TELECONNECT-TELEPHONE SYSTEMS TOOLS & MINOR EQUIP. 10.00 TURECEK, JOE SAFETY SHOES 46.80 TV PRIME TIME ADVERTISING 395.20 U OF IA. HYGIENIC LABORATORY TECHNICAL SERVICES 255.00 5�f1 V .w COUNCIL LISTING FEBRUARY 29, 1988 VENDOR NAME PRODUCT DESCRIPTION AMOUNT UNIFORM DEN, INC. UNIFORM CLOTHING 44.75 UNION BANK & TRUST CO. REV BOND INT 156.25 UNION ELECTRONICS, INC. FLUIDS GASES & OTHER 41.88 UTILITY EQUIPMENT CO. PURCHASE FOR RESALE 878.50 VER PLOEG, STANLEY REV BOND INT 337.50 W. W. GRAINGER, INC. PAINT & SUPPLIES 132.11 WAIL, FARSAKH WATER OVERPAYMENT 21.59 WATER POLLUTION CONTROL SUBSCRIPTION 29.00 WATER PRODUCTS CO. WATER SYS IMPR MAT 1,052.57 WHITE, KENDALL WATER OVERPAYMENT 18.52 WHITELEY, DELORES L WATER OVERPAYMENT 41.51 WILLIS, KATHRYN S WATER OVERPAYMENT 31.30 WOLF, ROGER SAFETY SHOES 70.00 WORDELMAN, CARL SAFETY SHOES 70.00 WRIGHT, PRISCILLA TECHNICAL SERVICES 32.00 YANDA, JILL WATER OVERPAYMENT -1.22 ZIMMER & FRANCESCON, INC. MINOR EQUP. REP. MAT 357.44 FUND TOTAL 666,980 22 J-V� COUNCIL LISTING FEBRUARY 29, 1988 VENDOR NAME PRODUCT DESCRIPTION AMOUNT FUND: TRUST AND AGENCY A T & T COMMUNICATIONS A T & LONG DISTANCE CALLS 6.88 T INFORMATION SYSTEMS AKERS, PATRICK TELEPHONE EQUIP. FEE 4.80 ALDERMAN -WILSON & ASSOC., INC. MISCELLANEOUS OTHER INSURANCE 511.42 ANDERSON, DEAN BADGER, HELEN ELDERCRAFT SHOP SALE 223.00 7.50 BAILEY, WENDY ELDERCRAFT SHOP SALE ELDERCRAFT SHOP SALE 12.00 BAKER & TAYLOR CO. BAKER & TAYLOR COMPANY BOOKS (CAT./CIR.) 5.50 29.57 BAKER & TAYLOR VIDEO BOOKS (CAT./CIR.) VIDEO RECORDINGS 7.46 BEARDSHEAR, VADA ELDERCRAFT SHOP SALE 132.93 4.50 BEBEE, DEAN BERANEK, MAUDE SERVICE BENEFITS 1,008.68 BLUE CROSS & BLUE SHIELD ELDERCRAFT SHOP SALE HEALTH/DENTAL INS. 3.50 BOGS, RON BOLDT, EDITH DISABILITY BENEFITS 60,351.86 1,316.24 BOOKS ON TAPE ELDERCRAFT SHOP SALE CASSETTE 3.00 BREESE, ADA BRENNEMAN PHOTO ELDERCRAFT SHOP SALE 60.00 9.25 BROWN, FLORENCE FILM PROCESSING ELDERCRAFT SHOP SALE 30.00 CAPPS, HAZEL L CERNY, IRENE SURVIVORS BENEFITS 1.50 409.58 CLARET AND FRIENDS ELDERCRAFT SHOP SALE PURCHASE FOR RESALE 3.00 COMPUTER USERS SUPPORT SERVICE CONNELL, RICHARD CONSULTANT SERVICES 32.59 25.00 CORNWALL, MRS. GEORGE DISABILITY BENEFITS ELDERCRAFT SHOP SALE 1,315.71 DAVIDSON, JEFF TRAVEL 3.50 DELSING, MARILYN DENSEN, MAXINE SURVIVORS BENEFITS 682.61 1,084.25 DICTAPHONE ELDERCRAFT SHOP SALE 2.50 DOLEZAL, DONALD OFFICE SUPPLIES SERVICE BENEFITS 10.90 DOLEZAL, HELEN ECONOMY ADVERTISING CO. SURVIVORS BENEFITS 466.92 409.69 EDWARDS, ROBERT OUTSIDE PRINTING SERVICE BENEFITS 165.20 ELGELHART, MARY ENGLERT, EDNA ELDERCRAFT SHOP SALE 768.58 10.00 EVANS, EMMETT ELDERCRAFT SHOP SALE SERVICE BENEFITS 3.50 EVANS, MRS. STANLEY ELDERCRAFT SHOP SALE 1,230.95 3.75 FACETS MULTIMEDIA, INC.- VIDEO RECORDINGS 434.45 FARNSWORTH, DAVID L FAY, JOHN G HEALTH/DENTAL INS. 1,425.08 FLISS, MILDRED MISCELLANEOUS ELDERCRAFT SHOP SALE 977.66 5.00 FOLLMER, MARY FORMAN, MARILYN J (MRS) ELDERCRAFT SHOP SALE SURVIVORS 1.50 FOX, MARGARET BENEFITS ELDERCRAFT SHOP SALE 125.51 FRIENDS OF IOWA CITY PUBLIC DUES & MEMBERSHIPS 8.00 345.00 FROHWEIN OFFICE SUPPLY FRUGAL BUGLE OFFICE SUPPLIES 130.51 GANTZKE, HERBERT ELDERCRAFT SHOP SALE ELDERCRAFT SHOP SALE 98.01 GARWOOD, WALTER SERVICE BENEFITS 2.00 666.08 COUNCIL LISTING FEBRUARY 29, 1988 VENDOR NAME PRODUCT DESCRIPTION AMOUNT GRAHAM, DORIS ELDERCRAFT SHOP SALE 6.60 GROVIER, JACK PROFESSIONAL SERVICE 28.00 HAM, MARY SURVIVORS BENEFITS 379.21 HAMMAND, ILENE ELDERCRAFT SHOP SALE 5.00 HARRIS, DAVE DISABILITY BENEFITS 1,764.25 HEIFNER, GOLDIE ELDERCRAFT SHOP SALE 6.00 HEIN, LETHA SURVIVORS BENEFITS 555.94 HENRY, DENNIS MISCELLANEOUS 1,215.19 HESS, RAYMOND SERVICE BENEFITS 806.17 HOLLAND, WILLIAM J SERVICE BENEFITS 652.84 HUNSAKER, MICHAEL M.D. PHYSICALS 110.00 INDEPENDENT INSURANCE AGENTS WORKER'S COMP INS 13,296.18 INGRAM VIDEO RECORDINGS 835.22 IOWA BEER & LIQUOR CONTROL LIQUOR BEER LICENSES 146.25 IOWA CITY PETTY CASH OUTSIDE PRINTING 34.72 IOWA CITY PRESS -CITIZEN SUBSCRIPTION 83.44 IOWA ILLINOIS GAS & ELECTRIC ELECTRIC 23.81 IOWA PAPER CO. PAPER 94.22 IOWA STATE BANK MISCELLANEOUS 1,918.00 IOWA STATE BANK - FICA FICA 1,601.03 IPERS IPERS 748.59 JOB SERVICE OF IOWA MISCELLANEOUS 1,051.72 KEATING, ROBERT SERVICE BENEFITS 1,660.82 KESSELRING, MRS. E. R. ELDERCRAFT SHOP SALE 1.00 KIDWELL, WILLIAM DISABILITY BENEFITS 1,348.94 KNOEDEL, EDWIN SERVICE BENEFITS 869.56 KNOEDEL, JOSEPH L SERVICE BENEFITS 584.98 KOHLSCHEEN, FERN ELDERCRAFT SHOP SALE 19.00 LAW, KUAN KUEI ELDERCRAFT SHOP SALE 30.00 LEE, RICHARD SERVICE BENEFITS 1,127.60 LEWIS, ALICE SURVIVORS BENEFITS 367.16 LITTLE, MILDRED ELDERCRAFT SHOP SALE 25.50 LOAN, BERNICE ELDERCRAFT SHOP SALE 9.00 LONEY, DAVID DISABILITY BENEFITS 1,446.77 MASKE, BOB MISCELLANEOUS 904.64 MCCARNEY, PATRICK J HEALTH/DENTAL INS. 1,319.88 MCELROY, PEG LOCAL MILEAGE 37.14 MCGINNESS, MRS. EDGAR ELDERCRAFT SHOP SALE 25.75 MCNABB, ESTHER SURVIVORS BENEFITS 346.64 MEADE, THELMA ELDERCRAFT SHOP SALE 46.50 MEYER'S COMPUTERS MISC. PERIPHERALS 45.95 MILLER, ELIZABETH ELDERCRAFT SHOP SALE 14.50 MILLER, LAVINA ELDERCRAFT SHOP SALE 4.75 MORGAN, MRS. VERA SURVIVORS BENEFITS 378.04 MOTT'S DRUG STORE PRINT/CIRCULATING 131.43 MUTUAL BENEFIT LIFE INSURANCE DISABILITY INSURANCE 35.36 NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC SOCIETY NON-FICTION VIDEO 34.20 NATIONAL LEAGUE OF CITIES BOOKS, MAG., NEWSPAP 10.00 NORTHWESTERN BELL TELEPHONE EQUIP. FEE 346.01 PARROTT, ROBERT SERVICE BENEFITS 830.32 PAYROLL RECAP PAYROLL 26 -FEB -88 14,267.45 PEOPLE'S DRUG STORES, INC. SANITATION SUPP. 3.68 PEPSI -COLA BOTTLING CO. POP 93.00 COUNCIL LISTING FEBRUARY 29, 1988 VENDOR NAME PRODUCT DESCRIPTION AMOUNT PIEPER, JUNE ELDERCRAFT SHOP SALE 10.00 PIP OUTSIDE PRINTING 8.50 PLUMMER, GERRY ELDERCRAFT SHOP SALE 36.00 POTTER, EMMET H SERVICE BENEFITS 695.28 PUBLIC MEDIA, INC. NON-FICTION VIDEO 99.90 PURVIS, DONALD DISABILITY BENEFITS 1,147.98 RITTENMEYER, ADRIAN SERVICE BENEFITS 710.46 ROBINSON, ARITTA ELDERCRAFT SHOP SALE 1.50 ROGERS, HAROLD DISABILITY BENEFITS 848.70 ROGERS, LESTER J SERVICE BENEFITS 578.84 ROSENKILL, GROVER ELDERCRAFT SHOP SALE 6.30 RUPPERT, EDWIN J SERVICE BENEFITS 778,70 RUPPERT, JOHN SERVICE BENEFITS 1,093.86 SALISBURY, MARGE ELDERCRAFT SHOP SALE 24.00 SCHMEICHEL, MARIE ELDERCRAFT SHOP SALE 5.50 SEIBERLING, NANCY POSTAGE 59.61 SENIOR CENTER GIFT FUND ELDERCRAFT SHOP SALE 4.00 SHAY, LAVERNE J DISABILITY BENEFITS 484.27 SHIMON, VERNAL J SERVICE BENEFITS 932.43 SILVER SPOON PURCHASE FOR RESALE 153.00 SLADEK, FRANCES ELDERCRAFT SHOP SALE 11.05 SNIDER, RUTH SURVIVORS BENEFITS 409.97 SOUTHGATE DEVELOPMENT CO., INC BUILDING RENTAL 444.50 SPRINKLE, LESLIE SURVIVORS BENEFITS 190.62 STAFFORD, MICHAEL, D.O. MEDICAL SERVICE 58.00 STAHLE, CLARA ELDERCRAFT SHOP SALE 16.40 STAHMER, LAVERN JOHN DISABILITY BENEFITS 1,467.99 STIMMEL, CLETUS SERVICE BENEFITS 588.53 STIMMEL, GLENN SERVICE BENEFITS 817.90 TADLOCK, ROLENE ELDERCRAFT SHOP SALE 1.25 TAYLOR, DOROTHY ELDERCRAFT SHOP SALE 13.50 TECHNIGRAPHICS, INC. OUTSIDE PRINTING 132.71 TELECONNECT LONG DISTANCE CALLS 9,41 TRUST & AGENCY -FIRE NATE HOPKINS 3,310.08 U. S. POST OFFICE - OTHER BULK MAILING 50.00 UNITED ACTION FOR YOUTH BUILDING RENTAL 400.00 URCHOTICKY, CATHY ELDERCRAFT SHOP SALE 2.50 VESTRON VIDEO CLASSIFIED AV -29,98 VILLHAUER, HERMAN SERVICE BENEFITS 481.70 VOHRA, VIKAS PROFESSIONAL SERVICE 28.00 VORBRICH, MRS. DALE SURVIVORS BENEFITS 401.66 WEEG COMPUTING CENTER DATA PROCESSING 47.58 WEHMEYER, MARJORIE SURVIVORS BENEFITS 276.08 WEST HIGH SCHOOL AID TO AGENCIES 1,246.50 WHITE, LETA SURVIVORS BENEFITS 638.55 WIENEKE, ALICE ELDERCRAFT SHOP SALE 1.50 WILLIAMS, LUCILE ELDERCRAFT SHOP SALE 6.00 WILLIAMS, LUCILLE ELDERCRAFT SHOP SALE 12.00 WILLIAMSON, LOUIS ELDERCRAFT SHOP SALE 46.50 WILSON, DOROTHY ELDERCRAFT SHOP SALE 9.00 YOUTH HOMES, INC. PROFESSIONAL SERVICE 7.54 COUNCIL LISTING FEBRUARY 29, 1988 VENDOR NAME PRODUCT DESCRIPTION AMOUNT FUND TOTAL 145,080.44 I COUNCIL LISTING FEBRUARY 29, 1988 VENDOR NAME PRODUCT DESCRIPTION AMOUNT FUND: INTRAGOVNTAL SERVICE 3M LSB2122 AUTO & LIGHT TRUCK 297.77 A T & T COMMUNICATIONS LONG DISTANCE CALLS 87.94 A T & T INFORMATION SYSTEMS TELEPHONE EQUIP. FEE 92.30 AHERN/PERSHING OFFICE SUPPLIES 540.85 ALTORFER MACHINERY CO. VEHICLE REPAIRS 400.22 AMERICAN HEART ASSOC. TRAINING FILM/MAT. 146.00 AMP PRODUCTS CORP. MISCELLANEOUS SUPP. 105.40 APACHE HOSE & BELTING, INC. FIRE APPARATUS 39.60 BAKER & TAYLOR CO. BOOK(S) 47.66 BARRON MOTOR SUPPLY TWO -TON TRUCKS 1,544.76 BLUE CROSS & BLUE SHIELD HEALTH/DENTAL INS. 1,002.64 BOB ZIMMERMAN FORD, INC. TWO -TON TRUCKS 313.66 BOB'S SERVICE CENTER REPAIR OF FURNISHING 16.00 BOOSE, RONALD TRAVEL ADVANCE 447.00 BORGENSON SALES, INC. MISCELLANEOUS SUPP. 49.20 BOYD, MICHELLE DEPOSITS 30.00 BOYLE, AMY IN-HOUSE SETTLEMENTS 42.40 BRANDT HEATING & REP OF HEATING EQUIP 40.22 BREESE CO., INC. TWO -TON TRUCKS 1,130,62 BREESE PLUMBING & HEATING, INC BLDG. & IMPROVE. MAT 274.00 BUSCH, JANE DEPOSITS 40.00 CAIN, PATT TRAVEL ADVANCE 775.00 CAPITOL IMPLEMENT CO. GENERAL EQUIPMENT 991.23 CAPITOL PROPANE GAS CO., INC. FUELS 36.92 CAROUSEL MOTORS AUTO & LIGHT TRUCK 11.61 CASE POWER & EQUIPMENT ST. CLEANING & REP. 87.39 CEDAR RAPIDS WELDING SUPPLY BUSES 44.20 CHUCK SMITH DISTRIBUTING, INC. TWO -TON TRUCKS 137.57 CITY ELECTRIC SUPPLY, INC. MISCELLANEOUS SUPP. 224.88 CLARK, SUE DEPOSITS 40.00 CLAUSEN, CHRIS AUTO & LIGHT TRUCK 14.87 CLAYTON INDUSTRIES MINOR EQUIP REP 260.00 CLERICAL RECAP PAYROLL 12 -FEB -88 531.49 COMMUNICATIONS ENGINEERING CO. COMM. EQUIP.REP. 501.29 CONTRACTOR'S TOOL & SUPPLY CO. MISCELLANEOUS SUPP. 119.54 DAVE SEYDEL AUTO & TRUCK SERV. TWO -TON TRUCKS 2.70 DES MOINES IRON CO. MISCELLANEOUS SUPP. 8.49 DISCOUNT CD ASSOCIATES- INT. ON INVESTMENTS 61,03 DOLAN, STEVE TRAVEL ADVANCE 95.00 DOMESTIC VIOLENCE PROJECT MISCELLANEOUS 1,007.00 DONNER, LARRY TRAVEL ADVANCE 5.00 DRUGTOWN NI SANITATION SUPP. 8.32 DWAYNE'S RADIATOR SERVICE VEHICLE REPAIRS 54.00 ELLERBROCK, JANET TRAVEL ADVANCE 10.00 ELLIOTT EQUIPMENT CO. TWO -TON TRUCKS 1,068.51 EMERGENCY HOUSING PROJECT, INC MISCELLANEOUS 745.25 EMERGENCY MEDICAL PRODUCTS TRAINING FILM/MAT. 23.84 FAERY, REBECCA DEPOSITS 30.00 FAUSER OIL CO., INC. GASOLINE 16,821.10 FESLER'S, INC. AUTO & LIGHT TRUCK 139.00 s COUNCIL LISTING FEBRUARY 29, 1988 VENDOR NAME PRODUCT DESCRIPTION AMOUNT FREEMAN LOCK & ALARM, INC. GANNON, DENNIS MISCELLANEOUS SUPP. 65.04 GIESKING, JAMES GOLDSTONE TRAVEL ADVANCE TRAVEL ADVANCE 160.00 INVESTMENT CORP. GRAPHIC PRINTING INT. ON INVESTMENTS 95.00 122.05 H. P. SMITH MOTORS, INC. HACH BROTHERS OFFICE SUPPLIES AUTO & LIGHT TRUCK 191.00 CO., INC. HANCHER AUDITORIUM MISCELLANEOUS SUPP. 5.77 61.38 HARPER, DOUG AND CAROL HARTWIG SPECIAL EVENTS DEPOSITS 428.40 MOTORS, INC. HAWKEYE AUTOMOTIVE ATUOMOBILE(S) 40.00 6,570.50 HAWKEYE INTERNATIONAL TRUCKS HAWKEYE MISCELLANEOUS SUPP. TWO -TON TRUCKS 616.98 WELD & REPAIR HENDERSON, MARCIA GENERAL EQUIPMENT 55.60 23.53 HILLTOP D -X CAR WASH HOLIDAY WRECKER TRAVEL ADVANCE CAR WASHES 10.00 & CRANE SERV, HOOTMAN CAR WASH TOWING 92.00 180.00 HOROWITZ, SUSAN HY-VEE FOOD STORE k2 CAR WASHES TRAVEL ADVANCE 27.50 50.00 IMPRINTED SPORTSWEAR INDEPENDENT INSURANCE AGENTS FILM PURCHASE FOR RESALE 41.54 IOWA BOOK & SUPPLY CO. IOWA CHAPTER WORKER'S COMP INS MISCELLANEOUS SUPP. 444.00 3+447.27 OF NAHRO IOWA CITY MANAGEMENT ASSOC. DUES & MEMBERSHIPS REGISTRATION 5.56 90.00 IOWA CITY PETTY CASHMISC. IOWA CITY PRESS -CITIZEN SUPPLIES 55.00 2.49 IOWA CITY REC. CTR. PETTY CASH SALE OF AUTOS FOOD 531.20 IOWA ILLINOIS GAS & ELECTRIC IOWA STATE BANK - FICA HEATING FUEL/GAS21.48 1,747.06 IPERS J. P. GASWAY CO., INC. FICA IPERS 5,681.67 2,780.67 JIM'S PETROLEUM MAINTENANCE PAPER STOCK GASOLINE 845.51 JOHNSON COUNTY AMBULANCE JOHNTZ, MARTINA FIRST AID & SAF. SUP 115.00 10.00 JURS, CAROL KAR PRODUCTS, INC. DEPOSITS SPECIAL EVENTS 40.00 28.00 KELLY HEATING SERVICE, INC. KERSEY MISCELLANEOUS SUPP. REP OF HEATING EQUIP 365.20 MFG, CO./AMERICAN KNEBEL WINDOWS FIRE APPARATUS 43.00 794.92 KUTCHER'S WELDING LAWRENCE REPAIR OF STRUCTURE VEHICLE REPAIRS 1,019.28 BROS. AUTOMOTIVE LAWRENCE MACHINE SHOP GENERAL EQUIPMENT 143.75 30.73 LENOCH & CILEK L GENERAEQUIPMENT LUMBERHARDWARE 28.85 LENSEN, PETER LIHS, CRAIG DEPOSITS 60.71 30.00 LINDER TIRE SERVICE TRAVEL ADVANCE TIRE REPAIRS 350.00 LYONS SAFETY, INC. GLOVES 1,140.65 MALLOY, KAOIME DEPOSITS 169.50TOOLS MANARY TOOL & SUPPLY CO. 30.00 MARION BRUSH MFG. & JANITORIAL MERCK & CO., INC. MISCELLANEOUS SUPP, 89.05 35.04 MID -STATES FORD TRUCK SALES MIXON EQUIPMENT CO. BOOK(S) TWO -TON TRUCKS 31.50 244.30 SNOW REMOVAL EQUIP. Q 695.87 S�� a COUNCIL LISTING FEBRUARY 29, 1988 VENDOR NAME PRODUCT DESCRIPTION AMOUNT MIDWEST FRAME & ALIGNMENT VEHICLE REPAIRS 18.00 MILKMAN, MARIANNE MODERN BUSINESS SYSTEMS, INC. TRAVEL ADVANCE PHOTOCOPY SUPPLIES 290.00 MORAN, MIKE MORRIS, PHYLLIS TRAVEL ADVANCE 390.60 265.00 MR. POWER CLEAN OF IOWA CITY TRAVEL ADVANCE REPAIR OF FURNISHING 10.00 MUTUAL BENEFIT LIFE INSURANCE MUTUAL WHEEL DISABILITY INSURANCE 75.00 253.24 CO. NAGLE LUMBER CO. TWO -TON TRUCKS TOOLS & MINOR EQUIP. 520.48 NATIONAL LEAGUE OF CITIES NEVR-RUST TOOL-TAINER, INC. REGISTRATION 24.41 250.00 NEW METHOD EQUIPMENT CO., INC. AUTO & LIGHT TRUCK GARBAGE TRUCKS 21.73 NEWKIRK SALES CO. TOOLS 3,156.30 NORTHWESTERN BELL O'MALLEY, KEVIN TELEPHONE EQUIP. FEE 46.13 1,755.02 OLD CAPITOL MOTORS, LTD. TRAVEL ADVANCE TRUCK(S) 446.00 OLSON, PHILIP OTTSEN OIL CO., INC. INSURANCE CO SETTLE 32,529.02 150.00 PACKAGED STRUCTURES, INC. GREASE & OIL REPAIR OF FURNISHING 786.19 PAYROLL RECAP PC/ASSIST, INC. PAYROLL 26 -FEB -88 26,88 51,557.85 PEDERSON-SELLS EQUIPMENT CO. PROFESSIONAL SERVICE FIRE APPARATUS 10.00 PENNWELL BOOKS PIGOTT, INC. EDUC./TRAINING SUPP. 52.54 20.08 PIP OFFICE CHAIR(S) 211.66 PLUMBERS SUPPLY CO. OUTSIDE PRINTING FIRE APPARATUS 30.00 PYRAMID SERVICE, INC. RANDALL, TIM VEHICLE REPAIRS 165.03 412.40 RENNER, BRAD INSURANCE CO SETTLE DEPOSITS 301.06 REXCO EQUIPMENT, INC. RIVER TRAILS TRANSIT LINES LANDFILL EQUIPMENT 40.00 486.32 RON'S WELDING & SUPPLIES, INC. EQUIPMENT SERVICE BUSES 365.00 SADLER POWER TRAIN TWO -TON TRUCKS 180.56 648.46 SCHUPPERT, JOHN SD LEASING, INC. INSURANCE CO SETTLE 1,189.17 SEABOLD, JEANNE EQUIPMENT RENTAL SPECIAL EVENTS 570.27 SEYDEL, PAM SIEG CO. SPECIAL EVENTS 24.00 28.00 SIOUX STEAM CLEANER CORP, TWO -TON TRUCKS MINOR EQUP. REP. MAT 1,047.83 SNAP-ON TOOLS CORP. TOOLS 301.89 SOUTHERN COACH PARTS CO. BUSES 766.96 STUTZMAN, RONALD TRAVEL ADVANCE 183,08 95.00 SUEPPEL, PAUL SUEPPEL, WILLIAM INSURANCE CO SETTLE 331.94 SUNDOWN TRAVEL ADVANCE MISCELLANEOUS 545.00 TAD INVESTMENTS, INC. INT. ON INVESTMENTS 756.00 677.21 TOM HARNEY OIL CO. TRUEBLOOD, TERRY DIESEL 854,30 VITOSH STANDARD TRAVEL ADVANCE CAR WASHES 340.00 VOSS PETROLEUM CO., INC. MINOR EQUP. REP, MAT 66.00 2,015,49 WARNER, ELEANOR INSURANCE CO SETTLE 249.14 WEEG COMPUTING CENTER DATA PROCESSING 49,47 XEROX CORP. OFFICE EQUP REP 3,286.77 COUNCIL LISTING FEBRUARY 29, 1988 VENDOR NAME PRODUCT DESCRIPTION AMOUNT YOUTH HOMES, INC. MISCELLANEOUS 8,240.00 ZYTRON MICROFISCHE 73.60 FUND TOTAL 177,413.10 COUNCIL LISTING FEBRUARY 29, 1988 VENDOR NAME PRODUCT DESCRIPTION AMOUNT FUND: SPECIAL REVENUE FUND A T & T COMMUNICATIONS A T & T INFORMATION SYSTEMS LONG DISTANCE CALLS 11.06 ALLSTATE INSURANCE TELEPHONE EQUIP. FEE FIRE & CASUALTY BLUE CROSS & BLUE SHIELD C. INS.5.35 DENTAL INSURANCE 90.16 D. PUBLICATIONS CREDIT BUREAU OF MARSHALLTOWN BOOKS, MAG., NEWSPAP TECHNICAL 23.82 27.45 ELDERLY SERVICES AGENCY SERVICES AID TO AGENCIES 41.04 F STOP FROHWEIN OFFICE SUPPLY FILM PROCESSING OFFICE SUPPLIES 130.43 71.29 INDEPENDENT INSURANCE AGENTS WORKER'S COMP INS 10.30 IOWA CHAPTER OF NAHRO IOWA CITY CRISIS INTERVENTION DUES & MEMBERSHIPS 225.74 50.00 IOWA CITY PETTY CASH BUILDING IMPROVEMENT PRINTING 3,743.36 IOWA CITY PRESS -CITIZEN ADVERTISING 102.87 IOWA STATE BANK - FICA71.80 FICA FICA IPERS 1,143.83 KINDL, RICHARD MUTUAL BENEFIT LIFE INSURANCE BUILDING IMPROVEMENT 516.50 785.00 NORTHWESTERN BELL DISABILITY INSURANCE TELEPHONE EQUIP. FEE 48.88 PAYROLL RECAP PIGOTT, INC. PAYROLL 26 -FEB -88 197.87 10,226.36 PIP OFFICE CHAIR(S) 196.46 POULSEN, KATHY & KEVIN AND OUTSIDE PRINTING BUILDING IMPROVEMENT 39.50 PUROLATOR COURIER CORP. POSTAGE 2,511.67 SELZER CONST. CO., INC.17.25 SMITH, STEPHEN & MARY & NAGLE BUILDING IMPROVEMENT 61708.82 SMITH, STEPHEN AND MARY BUILDING IMPROVEMENT BUILDING IMPROVEMENT 761.10 TRANSFER U OF IA. BUSINESS OFFICE MISCELLANEOUS TRANS 3,308.00 389.94 WORK STUDY WAGES 27.50 FUND TOTAL '31,483.35 a COUNCIL LISTING FEBRUARY 29, 1988 VENDOR NAME PRODUCT DESCRIPTION AMOUNT FUND: HOUSING AUTHORITY VARIOUS LANDLORDS CITY OF IOWA CITY TOTAL - VARIOUS LANDLORDS RENT EXPENSES RENT FUND TOTAL 1,167.00 16,074.38 134,158.00 151,399.38 V P COUNCIL LISTING FEBRUARY 29, 1988 VENDOR NAME PRODUCT DESCRIPTION AMOUNT GRAND TOTAL 2,276,002.98 V M RESOLUTION N0. 88-65 RESOLUTION ADOPTING SUPPLEMENT NUMBER ORDINANCES OF THE CITY OF IOWA CITY 35 TO THE CODE OF WHEREAS � IOWA the Municipal Ordinances OCode f the City prepared the �_ supple_ Went A the Code of Y Iowa Cit 35th WHEREAS it Y, Iowa, and, resolution osis deemed appropriate to adopt supplement number part of the said Code of Ordinances, 35 b NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF IOWA CITY, IOWA: I. That supplement number 3� to the Code of Ordinances of the City this Iowa City, Iowa, attached to this Resolution as Exhibit A this reference made a part hereof, is hereby officially Part of the said Code of Ordinances. and by Y adopted as a Z• That the Mayor is authorized to'sign, and this Resolution, the City Clerk to attest, It was moved by ibnbrisco Resolution be adopted, and u on ro and seconded b P cal l there were: y Sti:i�� the AYES: NAYS: ABSENT: Xy Ambrisco Courtney Dickson X Horowitz —X Larson -�- McDonald Passed and a Strait PProved this 19th day of A nil � '1988 , TO FORM LEGAL DEPARTMENT SZt3 u SUPPLEMENT NO. 35 CODE OF ORDINANCES City of IOWA CITY, IOWA Uoseleaf Supplement This Supplement contains all ordinances from the calendar quarter, October through December, 1987, which are suitable for inclusion in the Code; the latest ordinance in this Supplement is: Ordinance No. 873358, enacted December 22,1987. See Code Comparative Table, page 2969. Remove old pages xix, xx Checklist of up-to-date pages 127,128 491-498 565-578 643-646 1643,1644 1669 1715-1716.1 1720.1-1722 2125-2126.2 2143,2144 2247-2259 2479-2482 2487-2490 2501,2602 2504.1-2518 2521-2526 2545,2546 2587-2592 2595,2596 2653,2654 Insert new pages xix, xx Checklist of up-to-date pages 127, 128 491-498 565-578.1 643-646.1 1643,1644 1669-1671 1715-1716.1 1721-1722.2 2125-2126.3 2143-2144.1 2247-2266.2 2479-2481 2487-2490.1 2501-2502.1 2505-2518 2521-2526.1 2545-2546.1 2587-2592 2595,2596 2653,2654 Note—An updated checklist of pages in Code is included, fol. lowing Table of Contents. ,�3 V P INSTRUCTION SHEET—Cont'd. 2913,2914 2913,2914 2969 2969 Index pages Index pages 2977, 2978 2977, 2978 2982.1-2984 2983-2984.2 2987, 2988 2987, 2988 3002.1-3004 3003-3004.1 3014.3 3014.3 3033-3036 3033-30361 3075,3076 3075,3076 Insert this instruction sheet in front of volume. File removed pages for reference. MUNICIPAL CODE CORPORATION Tallahassee, Florida I i March, 1988 55-.3 I TABLE OF CONTENTS—Cont'd. Chapter Page Art. III. Going -Out -of -Business, Removalof--Busi- ness, Fire and Other Altered Goods Sales ........................... 1409 Div. 1. Generally .................... 1409 Div. 2 License ...................... 1412 22. Manufactured Housing Parks .................. Art. I. General .......................... 1465 1465 Art. IL Plan Requirements ................ 1467 Art. III. Park Standards ....... . ........... 1475 23. Motor Vehicles and Traffic .. . .................. Art. I. In General 1527 ........................ Art. II. Administration and Enforcement ..... 1527 1535 Div. 1. Generally .................... 1535 Div. 2. Traffic Control Devices ......... 1540 Art. III. Accidents ....................... 1545 Art. IV. Bicycles ..................:...... 1546 - Div, 1. Generally .................... 1 1546 Div. 2. Reserved ............. :...... 1551 - - Art. V. Motor Vehicles .................... 1551 Div. 1. Generally .................... 1551 Div. 2. Equipment ................... 1551 Art. VI. Operation ....................... 1552 Div. 1. Generally .................... 1552 Div. 2. Overtaking and Passing ... , , . , , 1562 Div. 3. Right -of -Way ................. 1563 Div. 4. Size and Weight Limitations..... 1566 Div. 5. Speed ....................... 1568 Div. 6. Turning Movements . , ......... 1572.1 Art, VII. Pedestrians ...................... 1572.2 Art. VIII. Stapping, Standing and Parking , , . , 1575 Div. I. Generally .................... 1575 Div. 2. Angle Parking ................ 1586 Div. 3. Parking Motor Zones and Parking Lots........................ 1587 Div. 4. Stopping for Lauding and Unload. ing Only ..................... 1592 Div. 5. Parking in Snow Emergencies ... 1594 Supp. No. 3,5 \I% ,5T3 u Supp. No. 35 xx J O -j i IOWA CITY CODE Chapter I Page 24. Miscellaneous Provisions ...................... 1643 Art. I. In General ........................ 1643 Art. II. Curfew Regulations ................ 1646 Div. 1. Generally .................... 1646 Div. 2. Emergencies ................. 1646 Div. 3. Minors ...................... 1647 • Art. II1. Disorderly Persons, Conduct and Houses 1648 Art. IV. Firearms and Other Weapons ....... 1651 Art. V. Iowa River ....................... 1652 Art. V1. Nuisances ......................• 1660 Art. VII. Offenses Against Morals ........... 1663 Art. VIII. Alarm Systems ................. 1663 Art. IX. Nuclear Weapon Free Zone ......... 1667 Art. X. Hazardous Substances .............. 1669 24.4. Noise ..................................... 1681 25. Parks and Recreation ......................... 1713 Art. I. In General ........................ 1713 Art. II. Commission ...................... 1716 Art. III. Department ..................... 1718 Art. IV. Useby Groups .................... 1719 Art. V. Senior Center Commission .......... 1725 26. Peddlers and Solicitors ........................ 1775 Art. 1. In General ........................ 1775 Art. II. License .......................... 1776 27. Planning ................................... 1831 Art. I. In General ........................ 1831 Art. If. Plan Commission .................. 1831 Art. III. Large Scale Developements ......... 1833 Div, 1. Generally .................... 1833 Div. 2. Non-residential ............... 1833 Div. 3. Residential .................. 1841 Art. IV. Resources Conservation Commission . 1851 Art. V. Historic Preservation .............. 1853 28. Reserved ................................... 1903 Supp. No. 35 xx J O -j i Checklist of Up -to -Date Pages (This checklist will be updated with the Printing of each Supplement) From our experience in publishing Looseleaf Supplements on a page -for -page substitution basis, it has become evident that through usage and supplementation many pages can be inserted and re- moved in error. 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(Ord. No. 86-3299, S 1,10-7.86) Sec. 1-21. Violations, penalties, and alternative relief. (a) Any violation of the Code of Ordinances of Iowa City, Iowa, is a municipal infraction, with the exception of any violation which is a felony, an aggravated misdemeanor, or a serious mis- demeanor under stale law, or any violation which is a simple misdemeanor under Chapters 687 through 747 of the Code of Iowa. (b) Unless another civil penalty is provided elsewhere in this Code for a specific violation, a municipal infraction is a civil offense punishable as provided in the following schedule of civil penalties: Schedule of Civil penalties. First offense—Thirty dollars ($30.00); Second offense—One hundred dollars (.$100.00); Third and subsequent offenses)—Two hundred dollars ($200.00). (c) Each day that a municipal infraction occurs and/or is per. mitted to exist constitutes a separate offense. (d) Seeking a civil penalty as authorized in this article does not preclude the city from seeking alternative relief from the court in the same action. Such alternative relief tnay include, but is not limited to, an order for abatement or injunctive relief. (Ord. No. 86.3229, 5 1, 10.7.86; Ord. No. 87.3352, ¢ 1,12.1.87) Sao. 1-22. Civil citations. (a) Any employee or other official authorized by the city to enforce the Code may issue a civil citation to a person who is alleged to have committed a municipal infraction. (b) The citation may be served by personal service or by carti. fled mail return receipt requested. (c) Two (2) copies of the citation shall be tiled with the clerk of the district court and one copy shall be delivered to the defendant. Supp. No. 35 127 S�3 0 a� 4 1,22 IOWA CITY CODE (d) The citation shall serve as notification of an allegation that a municipal infraction has been committed and shall contain the following information: (1) The name and address of the defendant. (2) The name or description of the alleged infraction, attested to by the officer issuing the citation. (3) The location and time of the alleged infraction. (4) The amount of civil penalty for the violation charged and the court costs, or the alternative relief sought, or both. (5) The manner, location, and time in which the penalty may be paid. (6) The time and place of court appearance. (7) A statement of the penalty for failure to appear in court. ' (Ord. No. 86-3299, § 1, 10-7-86; Ord. No. 87-3352, § 2, 12.1.87) Supp. No. 35 [The next page is 1771 128 H ANIMALS AND FOWL § 7-24 See. 7.22. Shelter or pound. (a) Establishment. Any public or municipal pound or shel. ter established and maintained by the city shall be conducted and operated by the animal control personnel, under the super- vision, direction and control of the city manager. (b) Enfo•cement• It shall be the duty of the animal control officers to enforce the provisions of this chapter, and to im- pound any pet animal found running at large contrary to the Provisions of this chapter. The animal control personnel shall Provide adequate and wholesome food for animals impounded and shall provide careful and humane treatment toward such animals and shall provide for humane destruction of animals as Provided in this chapter. (c) Animal control personnel to be license agents, The ani- mal control personnel are designated as the official agents of the city for the purpose of issuing city dog and cat licenses and collecting fees therefor pursuant to the provisions of this chapter. (d) Coetractirrg for service. As provided by law, the city may enter in it lease or contract with some regularly incor- porated society organized for the express purpose of preven- tion of cruelty to animals for the use of its facilities for the restraining and impounding of animals consistent with the provisions in paragraphs (a) and (b) of this section. (Ord. No. 80-3013, § 2, 12-2.80) See. 7-23. Releasing or molesting animats. No person, except the owner of a pet animal or his/her authorized agent, shall willfully open nay door or gate on any private or public premises for the purpose of enticing or en- ablinh, any such animal to leave such private or public prem- ises; nor shall any person willfully molest, tease, provoke, or mistreat a pet animal. (Ord. No. 80-3013, § 2, 12-2-80) Sec. 7-2d. Interference with agent. No person shall willfully interfere with, molest or injure an agent of the city authorized to enforce the provisions of Supp. Na 35 491 P 5�3 u § 7-2I IOWA CITY CODE this article, or seek to release any animal properly in the custody of such authorized agent. (Ord. No. 80-3013, § 2, 12-2-80) Sec. 7-25. Establishment of fees. Fees for the licensing of animals, for the boarding of impounded animals, for owner reclaim of impounded animals, for adoption of impounded animals, and for acceptance of animals voluntarily surrendered for adoption of disposal shall be set by the city coun- cil by resolution. In setting the amounts of such fees by resolu. tion, the council may provide different fees for different types of animals, may reduce or waive fees as such to categories of per- sons as the council shall deem advisable, and may adopt such regulations or guidelines as are necessary for administering the collection of fees. The fees established by this section shall be in addition to any fine or penalty that may be enforced against the owner of an animal, or any other person, for violating the provi- sions of this chapter. (Ord. No. 87-3351, § 1, 12.1-87) Secs. 7.26-7.31. Reserved. DIVISION 2. IMPOUNDMENT Sec. 7.32. Authorized. Any pet animal found in violation of the provisions of this article may be impounded by the city in the pound or shelter as provided by section 7-22. (Ord. No. 803013, § 2, 12-2-80) Sec. 7.33. Registry of impounded animals. (a) The person authorized to impound pet animals, upon receiving any pet animal pursuant to this chapter shall make a complete registration for such animal, entering the date, species, breed, color and sex of such animal any tattoo num- ber, and whether licensed. If such animal is licensed, he/she shall enter the name and address of the owner and the number of the license tag. (b) The registry of impounded pet animals shall be availa- ble for inspection during reasonable hours by the owners of Supp. No. 35 492 ANIMALS AND FOWL 4738 animals not wearing the tag required by this article when impounded. (Orli. No. 80-3013, § 2, 12.2-80) Sec. 7.34. Notice to owner. Not Inter than two (2) days after the impounding of any pet animal, the owner, if known, shall be notified of such im- poundment. (Ord. No. 80-3013, § 2, 12-2-80) Sec. 7.35. Redemption, generally. The owner of any pet animal impounded pursuant to this chapter may reclaim such animal upon proof of current license and rabies inoculation, payment of the redemption fee set by the city council, and payment of all costs and charges in- curred by the city or the agency authorized by the city council to impound such pet animal, including the maintenance of such pet animal. (Ord. No. 80.3013, § 2, 12.2.80) Sec. 7-36. Reserved. Edilor's note -Ord. No. 87.3351, § 2, adopted Dec. 1, 1087, repealed 4 7.36, concerning fees, deriving from 4 2 of Ord. No. 803013, 4 2, adopted Dec. 2, 1080. Sec. 7-37. Redemption -Licensing and vaccination prerequi- site to release of animals six months or older. If it Pet six (6) months of age m• older which is unlicensed is impounded, the person to whom the animal is released shall purchase n license for such animal and show proof of current rabies vaccination or purchase a rabies vaccination receipt in order to obtain the release of the animal. (Ont. No. 80-3013, § 2, 12.2-80) Sec. 7.38. Same—Disposal upon owner's failure to redeem. It shall be the duty of the animal control personnel to keep all animals impounded pursuant to this article for a period Of four (4) days after the owner has been notified as provided herein. If after four (4) (lays following receipt of notice by the owner either by certified mail or in person of the impound- ing of the owner's animal, the owner thereof has failed to claim and redeem tiny such impounded animal as provided Supp, No. 35 '193 ,�3 § 7.38 IOWA CITY CODE in this article, such animal may be adopted, transferred to any state institution pursuant to the provisions and for the pur- poses of Chapter 351A of the Code of Iowa, or humanely killed and disposed of. (Ord. No. 80.3013, § 2, 12.2-80) Sec. 7.30. Confinement of animals suspected of having rabies when impounded; tests. Any pet animal which appears to be suffering from rabies when impounded shall be confined in t_he pound or a veterinary hospital for a period of not less than ten (10) days; and such animal or its carcass if it dies, shall be subject to such reason- able veterinary or pathological tests as the city determines; which tests, if any, shall be conducted at the expense of the owner. (Ord. No. 80-3013, § 2, 12-2-80) Secs. 7-40-7-40. Reserved. DIVISION 3, RABIES AND DISEASE CONTROL Sec. 7.47. Isolation and quarantine of suspect animals. (a) It shall be the duty of the person authorized to impound pet animals in the city to cause to be placed in isolation and under quarantine for observation for a minimum period of ten (10) days any such animal suspected of being infected with rabies or other diseases comunicable to humans or any animal that has bitten or caused a skin abrasion upon any person in the city. (b) Such isolation and quarantine shall be either at the municipal pound authorized by the city or in a veterinary hos- pital; except that if such animal is properly licensed and is currently vaccinated against rabies, it may be placed in the custody of the owner on the owner's premises during the iso. lation and quarantine period if the owner resides in the city. When isolation and quarantine is authorized on the owner's premises, it will be at the discretion of and under the direct supervision of the city. (c) The expense of isolation and quarantine at a veterinary hospital will be borne by the owner. If the animal is placed in Supp. No. 35 404 w 5IA3 ANIMALS AND FOWL 47.56 isolation and under quarantine in the animal shelter authorized by the city, a charge to the owner, as set by resolution of the city council, shall be made. Every owner or person having possession, custody, or control of an animal which is known to be rabid or which has been bitten by an animal infected with rabies shall immediately report such fact to the city and shall have such animal placed in isolation and quarantine as directed by the city for such period as may be designated and at the expense of the owner. (Ord. No. 80-3013, § 2, 12-2-80) See. 7.48. Required reports. (a) Phgsfcians. It shall be the duty of every physician or other practitioner in the city to make written report to the city of the name and address of persons treated for bites in- flicted by animals, together with such other information as will assist in the prevention of rabies. (b) Veterinarians. It shall be the duty of every veterinarian in the city to report to the city any diagnosis of rabies in an animal made by him/her or under his/her supervision. (c) Owners and others having knowledge of bites. It shall be the duty of the owner of any animal or any person having! knowledge of such animal biting or causing a skin abrasion upon any person in the city to promptly report such fact to the city. (Ord. No. 80-3013, § 2, 12-2-80) Sec. 7-99. Proclamation. Whenever it becomes necessary to snfeguard the public from the dangers of rabies, the city council may issue a proclama- tion ordering every owner of a pet animal to confine the same securely on the owner's premises at all times for such period of time as is deemed necessary. (Ord. No. 80-8013, § 2, 12- 2-80) Secs. 7.50-7-50. Reserved. Supp. No. 35 995 .Z& 3 7.57 IOWA CITY CODE DIVISION 4. LICENSING AND VACCINATION See. 7.57. Licenses required. (a) Which animals require license. Every owner of a dog or cat over the age of six (6) months of age, or of a dog or cat under six (6) months that is no longer with its dam, shall procure a city dog or cat license for each calendar year from the city before the first day of March of the calendar year for which the license is in effect, or within thirty (30)1 days after such clog or cat reaches the age of six (6) months, or if under six (6) months of age and is no longer with its dam, or if brought into the city. (b) Delinquent )fees. After March 1 of each license year, delin- quent license fees as determined by the city council shall be as. sessed in addition to the annual license fee except in those cases where by reason of residence outside the corporate limits, age or ownership, the dog or cat was not subject to licensing during the period from January 1 to the date of application for a license. In those cases in which a dog or a cat becomes subject to the terms of this section after February 1 of any license year, the license fee shall become due and payable within thirty (30) days after the date that such dog or cat becomes subject to the terms of this chapter. After thirty (30) days, the owner shall pay the delin- quent license fee provided by council resolution, in addition to the annual license fee. (c) Expiration dale. All licenses, regardless of date of is- sue, expire oil December 31 of the year the license was in effect. (d) Issuance o/ license, lower rates for neutered animals. At the time of making application for a city license, the owner shall furnish to the city a veterinarian's certificate showing that the dog or cat for which the license is sought has been vaccinated and that such vaccination has not expired. In order to take advantage of the lower rate for neutered animals, the owner shall, at the time application is made for u dog or cat license, present a certificate of neutering signed by a veteri- nariml containing a description of the animal, its call name, and date of neutering if known. Such certificate may be used Supp. No. J', 496 M .Sv3 ANIMALS AND FOWL 47.58 in subsequent annual license applications. Upon payment of the license fee established pursuant to this division, the city shall issue to the owner a license which shall contain the name of the owner, his place of residence, and a description of the dog or cat. The city shall keep a duplicate of each license is- sued as a public record. If the animal to be licensed is a guard/ attack dog, as defined in this chapter, the owner shall include such fact on the license application. (e) Animals loo young for irnmunization. The owner of a dog or cat less than six (0) months of age which is no longer with its dam, but which is too young to be immunized, shall be issued a temporary city license upon application to the city and payment of the regular fee. Such temporary license shall automatically expire seven (7) months from the date of birth of the dog or cat unless the owner shall furnish to the city a veterinarian's certificate showing that the dog or cat has been immunized. If such certificate is furnished prior to the time such dog or cat reaches seven (7) months of age, the temporary license shall automatically become a regular annual license, (f) License tag. Upon issuance of the license, the city shall deliver or mail to the owner a metal tag stamped with the num- ber of the license and the year for which it is issued. (Ord. No. 80.3013, § 2,12-2-80; Ord. No. 87-3351, 4 3,12-1-87) Sec. 7-58. Exceptions. The licensing provisions of this chapter shall not be in- tended to apply to clogs m- cats whose owners are nonresi- dents temporarily within the city, kennel dogs which are kept or raised in facilities licensed pursuant to Chapter 102 of the 1977 Code of low" solely for the bona fide purpose of sale and which are kept under constant restraint, to dogs or cats brought into the city for the purpose of participating in any (log or cat show, or to dogs properly trained to assist visually impaired persons for the purpose of riding them in going from place to place and providing such dogs are kept restrainal on the owner's preanises, under supervision o• control at all times, or under leash at all limes. (Ord. No. 80-3013, § 2, 12-2-80) Supp. No. 35 497 ✓ T� U a § 7-69 IOWA CITY CODE Sec. 7-50, Display of lag. (a) Every pet animal shall wear the tag provided whenever such animal is off the property of its owner or not within a motor vehicle. (b) Any method may be used to attach the tag to the animal such as a collar or other suitable device. (Ord. No. 80-3013, § 2, 12-2-80) Sec. 7-60. 1Yansfer on change of ownership. When the permanent ownership of a dog or cat is trans- ferred, the new owner shall within thirty (30) days from the date of change of ownership make application for a new li- cense as provided in section 7-57 regardless of whether or not the dog or cat was previously licensed. (Ord. No. 80.3013, § 2, 12.2-80) Sec. 7.61. Duplicate tag. Upon the filing of an affidavit that the license has been lost or destroyed, the owner may obtain another tag upon pay- ment of a fee set by the council. (Ord. No. 80-3013, § 2, 12- 2-80) Sec. 7-G2. Removal of license tags. it is unlawful for any person who is not the owner or the agent of such owner or an employee of the city or its agent acting in an official capacity to remove a license tag from a dog or cat prior to the expiration of the license. (Ord. No. SO - 3013, 0.3013, § 3, 12 -2 -BO) Supp. No. 35 408 IThe next page is 6311 5 -LI -3 BUILDINGS AND BUILDING REGULATIONS 68-102 and certificates or policies of insurance are completed. This time period shall not commence running until filing of all information, fees, deposits and certificates of policies set forth in this article are on file with the city. (Ord. No. 83.3126, § 2, 6-21.83) Sec. 8-84. Term of permit. Any permit granted under this division shall expire if the move is not commenced on the moving date stipulated on the application. (Ord. No. 83.3126, § 2, 6.21.83) Secs. 8.85-8.100. Reserved. ARTICLE VI. ELECTRICITY* DIVISION 1. GENERALLY Sec. 8.101. Short title. This chapter, and all provisions incorporated herein by refer. ence or otherwise, shall be known as the Iowa City Electrical Code or the electrical code, may be cited as such and will be referred to herein as such and as "this code." Where the Code of Ordinances of the City of Iowa City is referred to in this article, it will be referred to as the "Code of Ordinances." (Ord. No. 853229, § 3,3-12-85; Ord. No. 87-3350, § 1, 11.17-87) Sec. 8.102. Scope. The provisions of this code shall apply to installations of elec. trical conductors and equipment within or on public and private structures and premises; also the conductors that connect the installations to a supply of electricity and other outside conduc. tors adjacent to the premises; also mobile or manufactured homes used for human occupancy within Iowa City. Additions, alter- -Editor's note—At the discretion of the editor, Art. VII, as enacted by Ord. No. 853229, has been renumbered as Art. Vi. No changes were made to any auction numbers. Cross references—Utilities, Ch. 33; signs to be in compliance with electrical code, § 36.61. Supp. No. 35 565 18102 IOWA CITY CODE ations and repairs to existing electrical equipment shall comply with the provisions of this code. (Ord. No. 85.3229, § 3, 3-12.85; Ord. No. 87-3350, § 1, 11-17-87) Sec. 8.103. Definitions. For purposes of this code, the following definitions shall apply: Electrical work shall mean all uses, installations, alterations, repairs, removals, replacements, connections, disconnections and maintenance of all premises wiring systems. A fire wall shall be a two-hour wall under Underwriter's Labo. ratories testa. This may serve as a separation between two (2) or more buildings. (Ord. No. 85.3229, § 3, 3.12.85; Ord. No. 87.3350, § 1, 11.17.87) Sec. 8.104. Adoption of National Electrical Code. Subject to the following amendments, the 1984 Edition of the National Electrical Code, adopted by the National Fire Protection Association on May 21, 1986, is hereby adopted by reference as provided by Section 380.10 of the 1987 Code of Iowa. (Ord. No. 85.3229, § 3, 3-12-85; Ord. No. 87.3350, § 1, 11-17.87) State law reference—Authority to adopt technical codes by reference, I.C.A.1 380.10 Sec. 8.105. Amendments to the National Electrical Code. (a) Iowa City amendments to the 1987 Edition of the National Electrical Code are as follows: (1) Easement lighting fixtures. In all types of occupancies except industrial, one permanent lighting fixture shall be provided for each two hundred (200) square feet of floor area. Stairway lighting shall not be included when calcu. lating the required number of fixtures for the gross floor area of basements or cellars. (2) Electrically controlled heating units shall be supplied by a separate circuit, with a properly fused switch at the heat. ing unit. All healing units shall be properly grounded. All Supp. No.:15 566 ,5`f3 u BUILDINGS AND BUILDING REGULATIONS 18107 wiring on the heating unit shall be in electrical metallic tubing, rigid metallic conduit or flexible metallic tubing. (3) All circuits shall be continuous by means other than at- tachment to the devices. (4) All types of flexible conduit and tubing may be used where conduit must be fished into concealed places or where sub. ject to vibrations or on light drops. A maximum length of flexible conduit of seventy-two (72) inches may be exposed. When flexible conduit is used, a grounding conductor of equal current -carrying capacity to the largest current -carrying conductor shall be installed, and be fastened to the fixture and/or box. This shall be done with the appropriate screw which is colored green. (b) The following provisions of the National Electrical Code are deleted: (1) Note No. 3 to Tables 310.16 through 310-19, dealing with three -wire, single-phase residential service. (2) Sections 310-23 through 310.31. ,- (3) Article 333, dealing with armored cable. (4) Section 6004 dealing with listing requirements for signs. (Ord. No. 85.3229, § 3,3-12-85; Ord. No. 873350, § 1, 11-17-87) Sec. 8.106. Moved buildings. Structures moved into or within the city shall comply with the provisions of this code for new structures. (Ord. No. 85.3229, § 3, 3-12.85; Ord. No. 87.3350, § 1,11.17.87) Sec. 8.107. Existing buildings. (a) Existing installations. Electrical systems and equipment lawfully in existence at the time of the adoption of this code may have their use, maintenance or repair continued if the use, main. tenance or repair is in accordance with the original design and no hazard to life, health or property has been erected by such electri- cal system and equipment. (b) Changes in building orettpancy. Electrical systems and equip- ment which are a part of any building or structure undergoing a Supp• Na. 05 567 5�3 18-107 IOWA CITY CODE change in use or occupancy, as defined in the building code, shall comply with the requirements of this code which are applicable to the new use or occupancy. (Ord. No. 85-3229, § 3, 3-12.85; Ord. No. 87-3350, § 1, 11-17-87) Sec. 8.108. Furnishing current prior to approval of wiring No person, firm or corporation carrying current for supplied Power to electrical heat, light or power in the city shall connect its system or furnish current for electrical purposes to any build. ing on any premises which have not been inspected and approved by the electrical inspector. Any person, firm or corporation shall, upon written notice from the electrical inspector to do so, imme- diately disconnect such building or premises from its source of current. (Ord. No. 85-3229, § 3, 3-12-85; Ord. No. 87-3350, § 1, 11-17-87) Sec. 8.109. Temporary electrical work. Temporary electrical work shall mean work that is obviously installed for the convenience of a contractor or builder during construction. Such work shall be the complete responsibility of whoever installs it but shall require the inspector's approval prior to being used. (Ord. No. 85-3229, § 3, 3.12.85) Sec. 8.110. Services. (a) All service entrances in nod upon residential buildings within the city shall be of a class known as rigid conduit, composed of either intermediate metal, EMT conduit, or nonmetallic, except as herein provided. If nonmetallic conduit is used, it shall be of Schedule 80 as defined by Underwriter's Laboratories; if EMT is used, it shall be raintight fittings as approved by Underwriter's Laboratories. (b) The minimum height of the service lateral shall be twelve (12) feet above the ground or grade line. The masthead shall be above this height. (c) Services on ranch -type buildings where a service entrance goes through the roof must be not less than two-inch rigid steel and extended above the roof not less than thirty-six (36) inches Supp. No. 35 568 5e13 BUILDINGS AND BUILDING REGULATIONS § 8.111 complete with service head and thirty-six (36) inches of wire extending from the service head. Pipe is to be secured on the wall with two (2) hole straps or an equivalent and weatherproofed where it extends through the roof. (d) All service entrances for commercial or industrial build- ings shall be rigid metal conduit, except that portion of the ser- vice which is underground may be schedule 40 nonmetallic conduit. Schedule 80 nonmetallic conduit may be used on service four hundred -amp and smaller. (e) For installations in residential occupancies, no service shall be smaller than one hundred (100) amperes. All occupancies over two thousand five hundred (2,500) square feet of floor space, including the basement but excluding the garage, shall be served with a minimum service size of two hundred (200) amperes. (0 All service entrance locations in the central business dis- trict shall be approved by the electrical inspector before installation. (g) Each building shall be served with a single set of service entrance conductors. The service conductors shall be properly protected through a single main disconnect, except a residential two-family dwelling may have a main disconnect for each unit. (Ord. No. 85.3229, 5 3, 3.12.85; Ord. No. 87-3350, 5 1, 11.17-87) Sec. 8.111. Conduit work. (a) Electrical equipment in or upon buildings within the city shall be of the class known as rigid conduit, composed of either intermediate metal, EMT conduit, or nonmetallic conduit, except where concealed in single-family structures and two-family struc. tures, including their garages. In those applications, nonmetallic sheathed cable may be used. (b) In basements of single-family and duplex dwellings, or gar- ages associated therewith, nonmetallic sheathed cable may be used exposed if placed in framing members at least one and one-half (1'112) inches hack of the face of such members. (Ord. No. 85-3229, 4 3, 3.12-85; Ord. No. 87-3350, 4 1, 11.17.87) Supp, No, 35 569 tl ,�3 4 8-112 IOWA CITY CODE Sec. 8-112. Other wiring methods. All electrical systems not allowed by this code may be reviewed by the board for approval or disapproval. Approval or disapproval may be based on information presented to the board in the form of plans and/or demonstrations and will be considered on a case. by -case basis. (Ord. No. 85.3229, § 3, 3.12.85; Ord. No. 87.3350, § 1, 11-17-87) Secs. 8.113-8-123. Reserved. DIVISION 2, ADMINISTRATION AND ENFORCEMENT See. 8.124. Penalty for violation of code. Any person who installs, alters, repairs, maintains, improves or uses any electrical equipment or performs any electrical work in the city or causes the same to be done in violation of any of the provisions of this code shall be guilty of a misdemeanor punish- able by a fine not exceeding one hundred dollars ($100.00) or imprisonment not exceeding thirty (30) days. (Ord. No. 85.3229, § 3, 3-12-85; Ord. No. 87.3350, § 1, 11-17.87) Sec. 8-125. Powers and duties of the electrical inspector. The electrical inspector shall have the right to enter upon any property during reasonable hours in the discharge of his/her official duties and shall have the authority to cause the discon. nection of any wiring or equipment where such wiring or equip- ment is dangerous to life or property or may interfere with the work of the fire department. The electrical inspector may inspect any and all electrical in. stallations within the city. He/she may approve, condemn and order removed or remodeled and put in proper and safe condition for the prevention of fire and the safety of life all electrical heating and lighting apparatus, motors, machinery, fixtures and connections, electrical equipment used in the utilization of elec. trical current for light, heat or power purposes and to control the disposition and arrangements of the same. Supp. No. 35 570 543 BUILDINGS AND BUILDING REGULATIONS § 8.127 The electrical inspector shall not engage in the business of the sale, installation or maintenance of electrical equipment either directly or indirectly and shall have no financial interest in any firm engaged in such business in the City of Iowa City at any time while holding office. The electrical inspector shall be appointed by the city manager or his/her designee and shall be responsible to the building offi. cial for the enforcement of the electrical code and regulations of the city. (Ord. No. 85-3229, S .3, 3.12-85; Ord. No. 87-3350, 9 1, 11.17-87) Sec. 8.126. Electrical board; creation and authority. There is hereby created an electrical board, referred to herein as "the board," which shall: (a) Periodically review the electrical code and make recom- mendations thereto to the city council. (b) Prepare and conduct written examinations and examine the qualifications of applicants for the licenses and certifi- cates required by this code. (c) Suspend or revoke any of the licenses or certificates re- quired by this code for due cause, as provided herein. (d) Act as a board of appeals to hear grievances arising from decisions of the electrical inspector and to provide for rea- sonable interpretations consistent with the provisions of this code. (e) Act as a board of appeals to approve or disapprove wiring systems not specifically addressed in this code. (Ord. No. 85-3229, S 3, 3-12.85; Ord. No. 87.3350, 5 1, 11-17.87) Sec. 8.127. Appeals. Any person affected by any action, interpretation or notice issued by the electrical inspector with respect to this code may, in writing, appeal to the board for consideration in accordance with the procedures set forth in the Iowa City Administrative Code. (Code of Ordinances, Chnpter 2, Article IX) (Ord. No. 85.3229, 4 3, 3-12-85; Ord. No. 87.3350, 5 1, I1-17-87) Supp. Nn. 35 571 V § 8128 IOWA CITY CODE Secs. 8-128-8.137, Reserved. DIVISION 3. LICENSES, CERTIFICATES, PERMITS AND INSPECTIONS Sec. 8.138. License applications. Any person desiring to take examination for a license required by this code shall make application to the electrical inspector at least fifteen (15) days prior to the test dale. The examination shall be written and of such a nature as to uniformly test the capability of the applicants. The applicant shall demonstrate to the board his/her qualifications for the par- ticular license and show satisfactory knowledge of the methods and standards of the National Electrical Code, as adopted by the city. (Ord. No. 85.3229, § 3,342-85; Ord. No. 87-3350, § 1, 11-17-87) Sec. 8-139. License fees. Fees for examinations, licenses, and permits are hereby estab. lished. The amounts of such fees shall be set by the city council by resolution after review and recommendation by the electrical board. (Ord. No. 85.3229, § 3, 3.12-85; Ord. No. 87-3350, § 1, 11-17-87) Sec. 8-140. License expiration and renewal All licenses shall expire on January 1 of each yem. Any license that has expired may be reinstated within sixty (60) days after the expiration date upon payment of n reinstatement fee. After the expiration of the aforementioned sixty-day period, no license or certificate shall be renewed unless the applicant takes and Passes the exam. (Ord. No. 85.3229, § 3, 3.12.85; Ord. No. 87-3350, § 1, 11-17-87) Sec. 8.141. Required license with the city. (a) No person shall install, alter, maintain or repair any elec. trical equipment unless such person shall have first obtained a master electrician's license from the city. Supp. No. 85 572 .SVz3 BUILDINGS AND BUILDING REGULATIONS 4 8-I41 (b) An applicant for an Iowa City master electrician's license must demonstrate to the board's reasonable satisfaction that he/she possesses one of the following qualifications: (1) That he/she has been the holder of an unexpired Iowa City journeyman's license for one year or more; or (2) That he/she is the holder of an unexpired journeyman's license from another jurisdiction, which license was ob- tained more than one year prior to the application date upon successful completion of a written journeyman elec- trician's examination comparable to that of Iowa City and which was administered by such jurisdiction; or (3) That he/she is the holder of a valid master electrician's license obtained upon successful completion of a master electrician's license examination comparable to that of Iowa City and which was administered by another jurisdiction. (c) Either a licensed master or journeyman electrician shall be on the job at all times while electrical work is in progress. (d) The provisions of this section shall not apply to: (1) The personnel of the traffic engineering division of the city or persons who work for a public utility company, tele. phone or telegraph company, not to persons performing electrical work as an integral part of the plant used by such company in rendering its duly authorized service to the public. (2) A regular employee of any railroad who does electrical work only as a part of that employment. (3) The service or maintenance of warm air heating equip. ment provided that such work or maintenance shall only include electrical work on electrical equipment that is part of such warm air heating equipment. Such work shall include the connection of warm air heating equipment to an existing individual branch circuit. (Ord. No. 85.3220, 4 3, 3.12-85; Ord. No. 87-3350, 5 1, 11-17.87) Supp. No. 35 573 ,5v3 48-142 IOWA CITY CODE Sec. 8.142. Master electrician's license. Whenever a master electrician's license is issued, it shall be in the name of the individual who qualified for it. No license shall be issued in the name of a firm or corporation. However, a master electrician's license issued to at least one responsible member or officer of a firm, corporation or other association shall authorize such firm, corporation or other association to conduct an electri. cal contracting business in the city (for the period of time for which the license is granted), provided such licensee is a partner, officer, director, or manager of such firm, corporation, or associa- tion, actively supervising the day-to-day operations of said firm or corporation in the city, and further provided that such licensee shall maintain liability insurance certificates with the city, as provided in section 8.143. In the event all licensed electricians terminate employment with a firm or corporation, the firm or corporation shall not be permitted to do any further electrical work, except that work under previously issued permits may, at the discretion of the electrical inspector, be completed. A master electrician who ter. minates his/her employment with a Firm or corporation shall notify the electrical inspector immediately. (Ord. No. 85-3229, § 3, 3.12.85; Ord. No. 87.3350, § 1, 11.17.87) Sec. 8.143. Master electrician's insurance. Each master electrician or the firm or corporation employing a master electrician doing work under this article shall furnish the city electrical inspector with a copy of a certificate of insurance stating the liability amounts of no less than one hundred thou- sand dollars ($100,000.00) property damage and three hundred thousand dollars ($300,000.00) bodily injury and a completed products provision. The City of Iowa City shall be named as an additional insured. The policy shall also provide for at least thirty (30) days' notice by the insurer to the city of termination of the policy by the insured or insurer. (Ord. No. 85-3229, § 3, 3.12.85; Ord. No. 87-3350, § 1, 11.17-87) Supp. No. 35 . 574 ,� -3 BUILDINGS AND BUILDING REGULATIONS § 8.146 Sec. 8-144. Journeyman's license. Before a person can apply for a journeyman's license, he/she must have a minimum of one year experience as an apprentice. (Ord. No. 85-3229, § 3, 3.12-85; Ord. No. 87.3350, § 1, 11.17-87) Sec. 8-145. Reserved. Editor's note—When Ord. No. 87.3350, § 1, reenacted Art. VI, § 8.145 was marked "Reserved." Prior to Ord. No. 873350 (adopted Nov. 17, 1987), § 8.145 pertained to apprentice electrician registration, and derived from Ord. No. 85.3229, § 3, adopted March 12, 1985. Sec. 8.146. Maintenance electrician's certificate; when required. A maintenance electrician's certificate shall be required of any person who is a regular employee of a manufacturing or industrial establishment, who does electrical work for that establishment only,and who maintains and keeps in a state of repair the existing _/ electrical equipment within a building, or group of buildings. A maintenance electrician's certificate shall be issued to any person who shall satisfactorily pass the examination given by the board. Any person holding a maintenance electrician's certificate issued by the city prior to passage of this code shall be reissued renewals of his/her certificate without taking the examination hereinafter provided. The installation of any new or additional electrical equipment of any kind by the holder of a maintenance electrician's certifi- cate is hereby prohibited. Each maintenance electrician performing work under this sec- tion shall keep an accurate record for the electrical inspector of all work performed in each building and shall, before the fir. teenth day of January, April, July and October of each year, file a statement with the electrical inspector of the work performed during the preceding three (3) months. Such statement shall be made under oath. (Ord. No. 85.3229, § 3, 3.12-85; Ord, No. 87-3350, § 1, 11.17-87) Supp. No. 35 575 a � � 48.147 IOWA CITY CODE Sec. 8.147. Restricted electrician's license. A restricted electrician's license shall specify the types of elec- trical work which may be performed by the licensee. The licensee may perform only the type of work specified on the license. (Ord. No. 85-3229, § 3, 3-12-85; Ord. No. 87.3350, § 1, 11-17.87) Sec. 8.148. Permits required. No person shall perform any electrical work without first se. curing a permit therefor. (Ord. No. 85.3229, § 3, 3.12-85; Ord. No. 87.3350, § 1, 11.17.87) Sec. 8.149. Issuance of permit. Permits shall be issued only in the name of the person holding an active master electrician's license and the name of the firm he/she represents. No applications for electrical permits shall be accepted for filing if not signed by the licensed master electrician _ or by the maintenance electrician or restricted electrician who will perform the work. (Ord. No. 85-3229, § 3, 3-12-85; Ord. No. 87-3350, § 1, 11.17-87) Sec. 8-150. Permits nontransferable; exceptions. Permits are not transferable. Electrical work which requires a permit must be done by or under the direct supervision of the licensee. In order to apply for an electrical permit, the master electri. cian must have on rile with the electrical inspector a certificate of insurance which indicates that the electrician, or his/her firm, corporation, or employer carries liability insurance as provided in section 8-143. The city or electrical board shall verify that a master electrician is employed by a particular corporation and that there is in effect liability insurance which meets the city's requirements. (Ord. No. 85.3229, § 3, 3.12-85; Ord. No. 87.3350, § 1, 11.17.87) Supp. No. 15 576 a 5V3 BUILDINGS AND BUILDING REGULATIONS 5 8.15 Sec. 8-151. Revocation of permit; expiration of permit re- newal fee. Any permit required by the provisions of this code may be revoked by the electrical inspector for violation of any provision of this code. Every permit issued under the provisions of this code shall expire if the work authorized by such permit is not commenced within one hundred twenty (120) days from the date of issuance of such permit or if the work authorized by such permit is sus- pended or abandoned for a period of one hundred eighty (180) days or more. (Ord, No. 85.3229, § 3, 3-12.85; Ord. No. 87.3350, § 1,11-17-87) See. 8.152. Double fee for failure to obtain permit before starting work. Except in emergency situations, as determined by the electri. cal inspector, when work is started by any person prior to obtain- ing a permit, the fees for such work shall be doubled. The pay. ment of such doubled fee shall not relieve any persons from fully complying with the requirements of this code in the execution of the work nor from any other penalties prescribed herein. Prior to the payment of the double fee and issuance of an appropriate permit for the work, no other permits shall be issued to any person, firm or corporation which is in violation of this section. (Ord. No. 85.3229, § 3, 3.12-85; Ord. No. 87.3350, § 1, 11.17-87) Sec. 8.153, homeowners exempt from license requirements. In cases in which an owner -occupant of a single-family dwell. ing desires to install electrical equipment or perform any electri. cal work in such single-family structure, he/she may appear be. fore the electrical inspector and show that he/she is competent to do the specific work. After such showing, he/she may obtain an electrical permit by paying the proper fee. (Ord. No. 85.3229, § 3, 3-12.85; Ord. No. 87-3350, § 1, 11.17.87) Supp. Nn, 35 67? ,5�13 4 8.154 IOWA CITY CODE Sec. 8.154. Inspections. It shall be the duty of the person doing electrical work to notify the electrical inspector that said work is ready for inspection. The electrical inspector shall, without undue delay, perform the required inspection and, if the work complies with the provisions of this code, post an inspection notice on or near the work ap. proved. Work that has no notice attached shall be considered unapproved. A reinspection fee may be assessed for each inspec. tion or reinspection when such portion of work for which inspec. tion is called is not complete or when corrections called for are not made. No electrical work shall be concealed in any manner from access or eight until such work has been inspected and approved by the electrical inspector. The electrical inspector shall, at the permittee'a expense, have the authority to remove or cause the removal of lath, plaster, boarding or any other obstruction which may prevent the proper inspection of wires or electrical equipment. When a person is notified that defects exist, he/she shall make corrections within thirty (30) days after notification. If the correc. tions are not made, the permittee shall not be issued any other permits until said defects are corrected and approval given by the electrical inspector. (Ord. No. 85.3229, § 3, 3-12-85; Ord. No. 87-3350, § 1, 11-17-87) Secs. 8.155-8.160. Reserved. ARTICLE VII. PLUMBING• DIVISION 1. GENERALLY Sec. 8.161. Code—Adopted. Subject to the amendments described in section 8162, below, Chapters 1 through 13, and Appendix C, of the 1985 Edition of *Editor's note—At the discretion of the editor, Ord. No. 843166, adopted Jan. 3, 1984, as amended by Ord. No. 853223, adopted Jan. 29, 1985, has been included as Art. VIT. of Ch. 8, Ord. No. 84.3166 did not specify City Code section Supp. No, 35 578 5513 BUILDINGS AND BUILDING REGULATIONS 48.162 the Uniform Plumbing Code promulagated by the International Association of Plumbing and Mechanical Officials are hereby adopted, and shall be known as the Iowa City Plumbing Code or the plumbing code. (Ord. No. 84-3166, D 2, 1.3-84; Ord. No. 85- 3223, 4 2, 1.29.85; Ord. No. 87.3323, S 2, 6-2.87) Sec. 8.162. Amendments. The code adopted by section 8-161 of this chapter is hereby amended as follows: Section 117, Definition of terms, "p", is amended by adding the following definitions: (d)1 Plumber, inactive. The term "inactive plumber" shall mean any licensed plumber who is not currently employed nor actively participating in the plumbing trade. (d)2 Plumber, journeyinan. The term "journeyman plumber" means any licensed person who labors at the trade of plumbing as an employee. (d)3 Plumber, master. The term "master plumber" means any licensed person who undertakes or offers to undertake, to plan for, lay out, supervise, and do plumbing for a fixed sum, fee, or other compensation. numbers for its provisions. See also the editor's note for Art. Vl, concerning the renumbering of Art VII. Cross references—Manufactured housing park utility requirements, 4 2236; subdivision sewer, drain and water specifications, 44 32.55-3257; sewers and sewage disposal, 133-16 et seq.; water, 4 33.115 of seq. Supp. No. 35 578,1 SV34 V CITY PLAZA 4 9.1-7 (3) Plaza cafe (Zone 1, 2). (4) Stairways to basements. Pursuant to Chapter 104A of the Code of Iowa, stairways shall only be permitted when the business on the basement level has an alternate entrance which makes it accessible to the handicapped or otherwise complies with state law (Zone 1). (5) Display window extensions (Zone 1). (8) Building front and/or basement extensions provided the use of the extension is the same as the store ac. tivit-v (Zone 1). (7) Municipally owned kiosks. (8) Landscaping ('Lone 1, 2). (9) Arts and crafts sales of handmade articles by an organized guild, association or club on an occasional basis (Zone 1, 2). (10) Sales or exhibits by individual artists or artisans and food vending on a temporary basis for special events (Zone 1, 2, 3). Zone 3 users must be totally ambulatory. (11) Events of an educational or entertainment nature ('Lone 1, 2.3). zone 3 users must be totally ambulatory. (12) Noncommercial speech activities, including but not lim. ited to political, religious and other noncommercial expres. sive speech (Zane 1, 2, 3). Zone 3 users must be totally ambulatory, (13) Commercial speech activities, including but not limited to the dissemination of information about commercial prod- ucts and/or services and/or the canvassing of public opin- ion and attitudes regarding commercial products and/or services (Zone 2). (b) Usablearea: (1) Zone 1: Permits may be issued for any part of Zone I. Building extensions shall only be allowed where, in the sole judgment of the city council, such extensions enhance the quality of City Plaza. Supp. No. 35 843 S�3 4 9.1-7 IOWA CITY CODE - (2) Zone 2: The usable areas are as shown on the plaza dia- grams on file in the office of the city clerk. (3) Plaza landscaping may be modified or removed to a limited extent, if the net effect enhances the ambience of the City Plaza and if approved as part of the permit application. The applicant in such cases must agree to restore the plaza landscaping to its original condition upon termination of the permit and provide a bond or escrow account in an amount determined by the city. (4) Zone 3: The area is to be used only for ambulatory vendors with its primary purpose to be maintained as an elver gency/service lane. (c) Days and hours of operation: Buildings extended onto the City Plaza are to be open at least during normal retail business hours, Monday through Saturday, throughout the year. Sidewalk cafes and mobile carts may operate seasonally but must be at least in operation substantially through normal retail business hours, Monday through Saturday, May 1 to October I. Other months of operation may be granted by permit for ambulatory vendors and mobile carts when the product is related to another season. The time of operation for plaza cafes is provided in sec. tion 9.1.8(c). (d) Noise controk Any request for the use of sound must be specifically approved and may be permitted only if it will encour- age an audio ambience within the City Plaza, while at the same time protecting the general public from an overload, volume or type of sound that is disturbing or inappropriate for a pedestrian area. Croon reference—City Plaza noise control provisions continued in etfeet Ly noise control ordinance, 4 24.415. (e) Insurancelindemnificationr The application shall include an agreement pursuant to which the applicant shall agree to in. damnify, defend, and save harmless the City of Iowa City, its agents, ollicers and employees, from and against all claims, law. suits, damages, losses and expenses in any manner resulting from or arising out of the activity or event covered by the permit. The applicant shall at nil times maintain a policy of lability insurance in effect in the minimum amount of three hundred Supp. No.:35 644 5 .3 a CITY PLAZA 4 9.1.7 thousand dollars ($300,000.00) for bodily injuries and fifty thou- sand dollars ($50,000.00) for property damage arising out of the permitted activity. The applicant shall file with the city clerk evidence of such insurance either in the form of the policy or a certificate of insurance on a form approved by the city. Such insurance policy shall, at the city's option, either name the city as an additional insured, or shall provide coverage for the con- tractual indemnity provision contained in the application. The city manager may: (1) Require insurance coverage amounts in excess of those stated above when the activity or event being sponsored on city property creates a higher than usual risk of liability exposure due to the nature of the activity or event, or due to the expected number of participants or spectators; (2) Naive the insurance requirements for an activity or event sponsored by a private party or organization if the activity or event presents little or no risk of liability; or (3) Naive the insurance requirements for events or activities sponsored by the agencies of the State of Iowa, the Univer- sity of Iowa, or other governmental subdivisions, provided such entities enter into'an agreement satisfactory to the city attorney to indemnify and hold harmless the city, its officers, agents and employees from and against all claims, lawsuits, damages, losses and expenses in any manner resulting from or arising out of the activity or event cov- ered by the permit, or to accept full responsibility for said activity or event, and to defend the city, its officers, agents and employees with regard thereto. (0 Performance time limits: Mobile vending carts must be in operation within sixty (60) days of the start date provided for in the permit, or the permit approval shall automatically expire. (g) Maintenance: The applicant is responsible for maintaining the area within and in proximity to his/her location in a clean and hazard -free condition, including snow removal for a distance of len (10) feet from any structure occupied by the applicant. Supplementary trash containers must be provided if consid• ered necessary and specified in the lease or permit. The exterior Supp. No. 35 645 ,5�L3 § 9.1.7 IOWA CITY CODE of all structures and carts must be maintained in good condition by the applicant. (h) Illumination: Nighttime interior illumination of all build- ing fronts and basement extensions, display window extensions and basement stair wells is required during hours of operation. (i) Newspaper -vending machines: The city will make available, at a reasonable cost, space in the city -owned newspaper dispenser units on City Plaza. In the case of more applications than available space, a selection procedure that is deemed fair, reasonable and appropriate by the city shall be established. (j) Construction costs: All costs of construction are to be paid by the applicant, including costs of damage or repair to the City Plaza caused by the construction. (Ord. No. 78- 2894, § 7, 5.16.78; Ord. No. 82-3058, § 9, 4-27.82; Ord. No. 82-3085, § 2a—f, 10.26.82; Ord. No. 86-3288, § 2(3), 6-3.86; Ord. No. 87-3353, § 1, 12.1-87) Sec. 9.1-8. City Plaza use permits. (a) Mobile vendors: Specific locations have been designated within the boundaries of City Plaza for the operation of mobile vending carts. Each mobile vending permit shall carry with it the authoriza- tion to operate at one or two (2) designated locations. The vendor may sell in transit if a customer request is made, provided the primary trade shall be conducted at one of the designated locations. All lease applications for mobile vendor operations must be received at least four (4) weeks before the proposed start of the lease. The city manager or his/her appointed designee may issue a permit to operate a mobile vending cart in the public right-of-way of City Plaza after careful consideration and assurance that the following conditions have been or will be met: (t) An nuthorized designated mobile vending location is avail. able which will not interfere with the operation of an existing mobile vendor, the general use of City Plaza, and free move. ment within the emergency/service lane. (2) The applicant's proposed mode of operation will not impede the free flow of pedestrian traffic along the City Plaza right - Supp. No. 35 646 .553 w a CITY PLAZA 3 a.IB of•way, and in or out of retail establishments fronting on the Plaza. (3) The applicant agrees to operatehWher business only within the boundaries of City plaza and only at designated mobile vending locations or in transit between them. The applicant's Permit may be revoked if these specified l used. ocations are not (4) The dimensions of the applicant's vending cart shall not exceed a size of four (4) feet wide b (6) feet high. y eight (S) feet long by six (5) The applicant shall store the vending cart off the City Plaza and shall describe the provisions for storage in the permit application. Supp. No. 35 646.1 25-03 Chapter 24 MISCELLANEOUS PROVISIONS• Art. 1. In General, If 24.1-24.15 Art. 11. Curfew Regulations, 55 24.16-2446 Div. 1. Generally, 11 24-I6-24.22 Div. 2. Emergencies, 11 24.23-24.31 Div. 3. Minors, IS 24.32-2446 Ari. 111. Disorderly Persona, Conduct and Houses, 112447-24-63 Art. IV. Firearms and Other Weapons, 5424-64-24-77 Art. V. laws Mver, 55 24.78--24100 Art. VI. Nuisances, If 24.101-24.113 Art. VII. Offenses Against Morals, 55 24-114-24.125 Art. VIII. Alarm Systems, 55 24-126-24.140 Art. IX. Nuclear Weapons Free 74ne, IS 24-141-24-150 Art. X. Hazardous Substances, 55 24-160-24.162 ARTICLE I. IN GENERAL Sec. 24-1. Damaging, defacing property. No person shall damage or deface in any manner any property belonging to another, whether public or private, without the consent of the owner of such property. (Code 19(36, § 7.14.3) Sec. 24.2. Unlawful assembly. No person shall participate in any assembly where persons i come together in a violent or tumultuous manner or, when to. gether, attempt to do an act, whether lawful or unlawful, in an unlawful, violent, or tumultuous manner to the disturbance of others. (Code 1966, § 7.14,8) Sec. 24-3. Impersonating officer. j It shall be unlawful for any person other than a duly appointed and acting officer or representative of the city to wear or display any insignia lending to designate the wearer as being an officer or representative of the city. (Code 1966, § 7.14.10) -Crass references—Genernl penally for Code violations, 1 1.0; civil penalty, § 1.21; police, Ch. 20. Sapp. No. 35 1643 S3 w V 4 244 IOWA CITY CODE ' Sec. 244. Reserved. Editor's note—Ord. No. 792999, 4 4, adopted Jan. 90, 1979, repeated § 244. which pertained to electric and barbed wire fences, and derived from Code 1966, 44 7.14.16, 7.14.17. Sec. 24.5. Smoking prohibited in designated areas. (a) Purpose. The purpose of this section is to protect the public health, comfort and environment by prohibiting smoking in pub. lic places and public meetings except in designated areas. (b) Definitions. (1) "Public place" means any enclosed, indoor area used by the general public, including, but not limited to, municipal buildings, bars, restaurants, retail stores and other com- mercial establishments, public conveyances and meeting rooms. (2) "Public meeting" means all meetings open to the public of the city council and the boards and commissions of the City of Iowa City. This section shall not apply to meetings of the school board, the board of supervisors and other state or federal agencies held in Iowa City. (3) "Smoking" means inhaling or exhaling the smoke of, or the possession or control of, a lighted cigarette, pipe, cigar or little cigar. (c) Smoking prohibited in certain areas. Smoking is prohibited in public places or at public meetings except in designated smok- ing areas. This section does not apply in cases in which an entire room or hall is used for a private social function and seating arrangements are under the control Supp. No. 95 1644 ,,3 MISCELLANEOUS PROVISIONS §24160 leaders of the Soviet Union, Great Britain, France, the People's Republic of China, India and any further nuclear weapons states of the contents of this initiative. In addition, the city council of Iowa City shall instruct the appropriate city officials to post signs on major entrances to Iowa City stating "Nuclear Weapons Free Zone" in a manner that conforms with standards set forth in the Federal Highway Ad. ministration's "Manual on Uniform Traffic Control Devices for States and Highways." (Ord. No. 85-3257, § 5, 9.24-85) Secs. 24-147-24.159. (Reserved. ARTICLE X. HAZARDOUS SUBSTANCES* See. 24.160. Definitions. For the purpose of this article these words have the following meanings: (1) "Hazardous waste" means those wastes which are included by the definition in Section 455B.411, subsection 3, para- graph a, Code of Iowa, and the rules of the Iowa Depart- ment of Water, Air and Waste Management. (2) "Hazardous substance" means any substance as defined in Section 455B.381, subsection 1, Code of Iowa. (3) "Hazardous condition" means the same as set out in Sec- tion 455B.381, subsection 1, Code of Iowa. (4) "Responsible person" means a person who produces, han- dles, stores, uses, transports, refines, or disposes of a haz- ardous substance the release of which creates a hazardous condition, including bailees, carriers, and any other person in control of a hazardous substance when a hazardous condition occurs, whether the person owns the hazardous substance or is operating under a lease, contract, or other agreement with the legal owner of the hazardous substance. -Cross references—Environmental regulations, Ch. 11; garbage, trash, and refuse, Ch. 15; Industrial waste control, § 33.71 el seq. Supp, No. 35 1669 .503 a 4 24160 IOWA CITY CODE (5) "Cleanup" means the same as set out in Section 45513.381, subsection 6, Code of Iowa. (6) "Treatment" means a method, technique, or process, in. cluding neutralization, designed to change the physical, chemical or biological character or composition of a haz- ardous substance so as to neutralize it or to render the substance nonhazardous, safe for transport, amenable for recovery, amenable for storage, or to reduce it in volume. Treatment includes any activity or processing designed to change the physical form or chemical composition of haz. ardous substance to render it nonhazardous. (Ord. No. 87.3346, § 2,11-10-87) Sec. 24-161. Cleanup required. Whenever a hazardous condition is created by the deposit injec. tion, dumping, spilling, leaking or placing of a hazardous waste or substance, so that the hazardous substance or waste or a constituent of the hazardous waste or substance may enter the environment or be emitted into the air or discharged into any waters, including groundwaters, the responsible person shall cause the condition to be remedied by a cleanup, as defined in the preceding section, as rapidly as feasible to an acceptable, safe condition. The costs of cleanup shall be borne by the responsible person. If the responsible person does not cause the cleanup to begin in a reasonable time in relation to the hazard and circum. stances of the incident, the city may, by an authorized officer, give to the responsible person reasonable notice, based on the character of the hazardous condition, said notice setting dead- lines for commencing and completing the cleanup and stating that in the event the responsible person fails to comply with said deadlines, the city may proceed to procure cleanup services and bill the responsible person for all reasonable expenses associated with the cleanup. If the bill for those series is not paid within thirty (30) days, the city attorney shall proceed to obtain pay- ment by all legal means. If the cost of the clean up is beyond the capacity of the city to finance it, the authorized officer shall report to the city council and immediately seek any state or federal funds available for said cleanup. (Ord. No. 87.3346, § 2, 11.10.87) Supp, No. 35 1.670 ,�3 V MISCELLANEOUS PROVISIONS 424162 See. 24162. Notifications. The first city officer or employee who arrives at the scene of an incident involving hazardous substances, if not a peace officer, shall notify the police department which shall notify the state department of water, air, and waste management. (Ord. No. 87-3346, 4 2, 11-10.87) i Supp. No. 35 [The next Pop is 16811 I J 1671 .553 PARKS AND RECREATION § 25.15 Sec. 25.2. Traffic and parking regulations. (a) The director of parks and recreation is hereby authorized and directed (1) to designate streets and drives to' use within the parks and playgrounds; (2) to designate parking areas far the parks and playgrounds; and (3) to prohibit, regulate or limit stopping, standing or parking of vehicles on the streets, drive- ways and parking areas in the parks and playgrounds at all times or during specified hours. The director of parks and recrea- tion shall cause signs to be placed designating streets, drives and parking areas, o• prohibiting, regulating or limiting stopping, standing or parking in the parks and playgrounds. (b) The director of parks and recreation shall notify the city council in writing of the placement and location of such desiignL . tion and installation of signs. Upon such notification, y. council may amend by resolution such action. (Code 1966, § 3.34.7; Ord. No. 76-2820, § 111, 11.23.76; Ord. No. 833153, § 2b, 10.11.83; Ord. No. 85.3259, § 2, 109-2.85) Cross reference—lifator vehicles and traffie, Ch. 23. Secs. 25.3,25-4. Reserved. Editor's nota—Sections 1 and 2 of Ord. No. 87.3351, adopted Dec. 1, 1887, repealed 0 25.3 and 254. respectively. The repealed sections concerned boat rentas anand 5'18.1 and fromlOrJ for 76-2820, § III, adopted Nov 23C ode 866, §§ 3.34.8 978 Sec. 25-5. Owner prima facie responsible for violations. If any vehicle is found stopped, standing or parking in any manner violative of the provisions of this chapter and the iden. tity of the operator cannot be determined, the owner or person or corporation in whose name such vehicle is registered shall be held prima facie responsible for such violation. (Ord. No. 83.3153, § 2c, 10-11.83) Secs. 25.8-25.15. Reserved. Stipp. No. 35 1715 �3 0 A §25-r6 IOWA CITY CODE ARTICLE if. COM6fISSION Sec. 25-16. Established. There is hereby established a parks and recreation com- mission for the city. (Code 1966, § 3.33.1; Ord. No. 76-2820, § I1, 11-23.76) Sec. 25-17. Composition; appointment; qualifications; com- pensation. (a) The parks and recreation commission shall consist of nine (9) members. (b) Eight (8) members shall be appointed by the city coun- cil. The Iowa City School Board shall be requested to desig- nate one of its members, subject to the approval of the city council, who shall serve as a member of the commission with full privileges of membership. In the absence of designation by the Iowa City School Board, one shall be appointed by the city council to represent the Iowa City School Board. (c) All members of the commission shall be qualified electors of the city and shall serve as members of the com- mission without compensation, except for reasonable expenses as provided for or by bylaw. (Code 1966, § 3,33.2; Ord. No. 76-2820, § 11,11-23-76) Sec. 25-18. Terms. The term of office of each member of the commission es- tablished by this article appointed by the council shall be four (d) years, commencing on January first of the year of ap- pointment. The term of office of the member to be desig- nated by the Iowa City School Board shall be one year. The term for the Iowa City School Board representative shall commence on October first of each year. Maximum member- ship continuity is encouraged for the representative of the Iowa City School Board. (Code 1966, § 3.33.3; Ord. No. 76- 2820, § II, 11-23-76) Supp. No, 35 1716 Y PARKS AND RECREATIONp 25-19 Sec. 25.19. Staff assistance and information The commission created by this article shall receive such staff assistance and information as necessary in the per- formance of its duties. It shall be the responsibility of the city manager to assure such assistance from any depart- ment necessary. (Code 1966, § 3.33.9; Ord. No. 76-2820, § II, 11-23-76) Supp. No. a, 1716.1 I 0 PARKS AND RECREATION § 25-50 Sec. 25.50. Same—Application generally; contents; accom. panying documents. (a) An application fora permit required under this :article, containing the information required herein, shall be filed with the superintendent of recreation by may group desiring to use the facilities of any park. (b) All applications shall be filed at least thirty (30) days in advance of the date of the requested use, unless the super- intendent in his./her discretion, shall waive this time require- ment. Such discretion shall he based upon the type of use for which the facilities are requested, estimate(] nwnber of people to attend, publicity of the event, and the nature of the event. Application shall be male ou forms prepared by the super- intendent and shall contain information required by para- graph (b) of this section. (c) The application form for any use of a park shall con- tain, in addition to any other information the superintendent shall deem necessary, the following information: (1) Name and address of the applicant and the sponsoring organization, if any; and the mune and addresses of the offices and employees of the sponsoring organization. (2) The type of use to be requested, whether it is to be it public entertainment, rally, demonstration, parade; or any combination thereof. (3) The location in the park proposed to be used, unless the site is to be selected by the superintendent. (4) The expected size of the using group. Such estimated size shall not be held to be conclusive of the size of any group. (5) The date and time of such use and the method of adver- tising it, if any, in detail. (0) The names and addresses of the persons to be in charge of such use at the park site. (7) If a public entertainment, parade, rally, demonstra- tion, or any combination thereof, the names and ad - Supp. No. 35 1721 § 26=60 IOWA CITY CODE dresscs of any persons to be featured as entertainers or speakers, a list of mechanical equipment to be used, any motor vehicles to be used, any animals to be used, and a description of !'fly sound amplification to be used. (8) Proposed policing of the group which shall include the number of people to direct traffic, set up and clean up the grounds, and to maintain order if necessary during the event or use if such policing is necessary. If the superintendent deems it reasonable to require special duty police, such application shall set forth the number to be employed, which employment shall be the responsibility of the applicant. (d) The application shall include an agreement pursuant to which the applicant shall agree to indemnify, defend, and save harmless the City of Iowa City, its agents, officers and employ ees, from and against all claims, lawsuits, damages, losses and expenses in any manner resulting from or arising out of the activity or event covered by the permit. The applicant shall at all times maintain a policy of liability insurance in effect in the minimum amount of three hundred thousand dollars ($300,000.00) for bodily injuries and fifty thousand dollars ($50,000.00) for property damage arising out of the permitted activity. The appli- cant shall file with the city clerk evidence of such insurance either in the form of the policy or a certificate of insurance on a form approved by the city. Such insurance policy shall provide coverage of the contractual indemnity provision contained in the application. (e) The director may: (1) Require insurance coverage amounts in excess of those slated above when the activity or event being sponsored on city property creates a higher than usual risk of liability exposure due to the nature of the activity or event, or due to the expected number or participants or spectators; (2) Waive the insurance requirements for an activity or event sponsored by a private party or organization if the activity or event presents little or no risk of liability exposure; or Supp, No. (t5 1722 M PARKS AND RECREATION 42551 (3) Waive the insurance requirements for activities or events sponsored by agencies of the State of Iowa, the University of Iowa, or other governmental subdivisions, provided such entities enter into an agreement satisfactory to the city attorney to indemnify and hold harmless the city, its of15- cers, agents and employees from and against all claims, lawsuits, damages, losses and expensese in any manner resulting from or arising out of the activity or event cov- ered by the permit, or to accept full responsibility for said activity or event, and to defend the city, it officers, agents and employees with regard thereto. (Code 1966, §§ 3.35.3, 3.35.4; Ord. No. 2612; Ord. No. 87.3354, § 3, 12-1-87) Sec. 25.51. Same—Standards for issuance. .The superintendent of recreation shall examine the aPPli- cation for the permit required tinder this article and shall grant or deny such permit based upon the following stand- ards: . (1) As to whether or not the date and times of the pro- posed use will disrupt the use of the park by the public to an unreasonable extent at it date and time when the public uses the park to it great extent. (2) As to whether or not the estimated size of the group will disrupt the use of the park by the public to an unreasonable extent. (3) Whether or not the proposed Park facility can accom- modate the group based upon its size and the facilities availahle for health and sanitation. (4) Whether or not the application demonstrates that the applicant has the means, Ands, planning, and coordi- nation to hold such event as is Proposed in view of the proposed time, Place, facilities :available, traffic con- trol, parking requirements, policing, and to meet the requirements of the permit. (5) Whether or not the application demonstrates that the event is of such size and nature requiring the diversion of so great a number of police offices of the city to Supp. No. 35 1722.1 a ACIM,. T� V .w 4 25.51 IOWA CITY CODE properly police the event and the areas contiguous thereto that allowing the event would deny reasonable Police protection to the city. (G) Whether or not the event will interfere with another event for which a permit has been granted. Supp. No. 3.5 1722.2 STREETS, SIDEWALKS, PUBLIC PLACES 4:11.11 any loose rocks, stones, gravel, or similar loose substances as a surface material in the area between the traveled or paved area of the street right-of-way and the abutting property line. The director of public works shall adopt administrative regula- tions which describe acceptable surface materials and establish policies and procedures for their placement and maintenance. (Ord. No. 82-3060, § 2, 4-27.82; Ord. No. 83-3120, § 2, 5.24-83; Ord. No. 85.3234, § 2, 5.14.85) Sec. 31.11. Nuisance; debris on public right-of-way. (a) No owner or person in possession or control orally property shall deposit or allow to be deposited by any means, including but not limited to, erosion, use of construction equipment, or tracking by vehicles, any dirt, mud, gravel or other debris of any sort (hereinafter collectively referred to as "debris") upon the public right-of-way. Such deposit of such debris upon the public right-of- way is a public nuisance. As used in this section, the term "public right -of --way" includes public streets, alleys, sidewalks, and storm sewers, gutters and catchbasins. (b) In the event that debris is deposited upon the public right- of-way as described in subsection (a), the owner or person in possession or control of the property from which the debris was deposited shall be responsible for removing the debris from the public right-of-way promptly without notice or demand, and in no case later than the same day when the debris was deposited. If the owner or person in possession or control of the property fails to remove the debris in a timely manner as prescribed herein, the city may, after reasonable oral notice to the owner or person in possession or control of the property, remove the debris and as- sess the cost of such work against the property for collection in the same manner as a property tax if there is no cleanup escrow relating to the property as described in subsection (d). (c) Notwithstanding any other provisions of this section, when- ever, in the judgement of the director of public works or the police chief, an emergency exists creating n health or safety hazard which requires immediate removal of debris from the public right-of-way, the city may remove the debris, and charge the cleanup escrow provided pursuant to subsection (d) or assess the Supp. No. 35 2125 4 31.11 IOWA CITY CODE cost of removal against the property for collection in the same manner as a property tax. However, prior to either charging the costs against the escrow or making the assessment, the city shall give the property owner written notice of an opportunity for a hearing, before the director of public works or his/her designee, concerning the amount of the charge or assessment. (d) Prior to issuance of any building permit, an applicant shall establish a cash cleanup escrow with the city treasurer to serve as security for the cost of cleaning debris from public rights-of- way near construction sites during the construction period. (1) Deposits shall serve as security for the cost of cleanup which the city incurs when debris is deposited on public rights-of-way by erosion from a construction site, by con- struction equipment, or by tracking by vehicles entering or leaving the site, and the right-of-way is not cleaned by the person or persons responsible for the cleanup, and the city performs the work. (2) The amount of the cleanup escrow shall be established by the city council by resolution, and may include an amount for individual lots, as well as a builder's or contractor's deposit covering work on more than one lot. (3) Aftr all erosion control measures have been competed, and after issuance of the occupancy permit, the unused portion of cleanup escrow shall be refunded within thirty (30) days of a request for return of the deposit. (4) Notwithstanding the foregoing, if the cleanup escrow is not sufficient to cover the cost of work by the city, the balance of such costs may be assessed against the property for collection in the same manner as a tax. (5) If a builder's/contractor's deposit amount falls below eighty (80) per cent of the amount required, the building inspector is authorized to withhold new building permits and to stop work on all of such builder's/contractor's projects until the escrow is restored to the full amount (1007o) required. (Ord. No. 85.3246, § 2, 7.16.85; Ord. No. 87.3358, 6 2, 12.22-87) Crays refrrene,—Depneil of n.+hrx, cinch -m. Mc, w, slreet. dml :r d a nui. xsnw. 5 2.11011101. Supp. No. 35 2126 ,.53f3 a t STREETS, SIDEWALKS. PUBLIC PLACES § 31-22 Sec. 31-12. Responsibility of abutting property owner (a) The abutting property owner shall maintain all publicly owned property located between the curb lines of the street right. of -way and the abutting property line, except that the abutting properly owner shall not remove diseased trees or dead wood on the publicly owned property or right-of-way and shall not treat, plant, trim, remove or otherwise disturb any tree or shrub on said public property without first procuring a permit to do so as provided for in Chapter 34 of the Code of Ordinances of the City of Iowa City, Iowa. (h) As used in this section, "property owner" means the con. tract purchaser if there is one of record; otherwise, the record holder of legal title. (Ord. No. 86.3277, § 2, 1-28-86) State law reference—Authority rorahnee section. J.C.A. 3:164.1212%cl. Secs- 31-13-31.20. Reserved. ARTICLE II. EXCAVATIONS n DIVISION 1. GENERALLY Sec, 31.21. Shorttitle. This article shall be known as the "Street Excavation Ordi- nance of the City of Iowa City, Iowa." (Ord. No. 77.2849, § 1, 7.26.77; Ord. No. 85.3237, § 2, 5-21-85) Sec, 31.22. Definitions. For the purposes of this article, the following words shall have the meaning given: (a) City shall mean the City of Iowa City. (b) Director shall mean the city manager of the city or his/her authorized representative. (c) L•.xcacation shall mean tiny opening in the surface of it public pince made by any means. (d) Person shall mean any person, firm, partnership, associa- tion, corporation, company or organization of any kind. Supp. No. 35 2126.1 �T� § 31.22 IOWA CITY COMP: (e) Public place shall mean any public street, way, place, alley, sidewalk, park, square, plaza, and city -owned right-of-way or any other public property owned or controlled by the City of Iowa City and dedicated to public use. (f) Specifications shall mean the latest editions of "Standard Specifications for Highway and Bridge Construction," Iowa Department of Transportation, Ames, Iowa. (g) Substructure vault, buried able, or wire conduit, wire orany other similar structure located below the surface of any public place. ity ed by the Iowa (h) CommerceCommission,Commission, persons ty shall mean any public lholdinglatfranchise from the city, and other similar persons. (Ord. No. 77-2849, 4 2, 7.26-77; Ord. No. 85-3237, 4 2, 5.21-85) Sec. 31.23. Performance deposits. Performance deposits are required for any excavation in a pub- lic place. Deposits required under this section shall be a cash security. (a) Purpose of deposits: All special or annual deposits shall serve as security for the performance of work necessary to put the public place in as good a condition as it was prior to the excavation if the permittee fails to complete the work under the excavation permit. (b) Special deposits: The application for an excavation permit shall be accompanied by a deposit, made in accordance with a rate schedule adopted by city council resolution. (c) Annual deposits: In lieu of individual special deposits, any person intending to make excavations in public places shall maintain, with the city treasurer, an annual deposit in accordance with a rate schedule adopted by city council resolution. (d) Refund of special deposits: Upon approval by the director of the work covered by the permit, two-thirds of the special deposit shall be promptly refunded to the permittee, and Supp. No. 35 2126.2 p 5313 a STREETS, SIDEWALKS, PUBLIC PLACES 4 31.23 the balance shall be released to the permittee one year later. (e) Refund or reduction Of annual deposits: Upon request, two- thirds of any annual deposit shall be refunded at the end of Supp. No. 35 2126.3 ,X3 STREETS, SIDEWALKS, PUBLIC PLACES 631-137 deems it necessary to require special duty police, such application shall set forth the number to be employed, which employment shall be the responsibility of the applicant. (b) The application shall include an agreement pursuant to which the applicant shall agree to indemnify, defend, and save harmless the City of Iowa City, its agents, officers and employ. ees, from and against all claims, lawsuits, damages, losses and expenses in any manner resulting from or arising out of the activity or event covered by the permit. The applicant shall at all times maintain a policy of liability insurance in effect in the minimum amount of three hundred thousand dollars ($300,000.00) for bodily injuries and fifty thousand dollars ($50,000.00) for property damage arising out of the permitted activity. The appli. cant shall file with the city clerk evidence of such insurance either in the form of the policy or a certificate of insurance on a form approved by the city. Such insurance policy shall, at the city's option, either name the city as an additional insured, or shall provide coverage for the contractual indemnity provision contained in the application. The city manager may: (1) Require insurance coverage amounts in excess of those stated above when the activity or event being sponsored on city property creates a higher than usual risk of liability exposure due to the nature of the activity or event, or due to the expected number of participants or spectators; (2) Waive the insurance requirements for an activity or event sponsored by a private party or organization if the activity or event presents little or no risk of liability; or (3) Waive the insurance requirements -for activities or events sponsored by agencies of the State of Iowa, the University of Iowa, or other governmental subdivisions, provided such entities enter into nn agreement satisfactory to the city attorney to indemnify and hold harmless the city, its oM- cers, agents and employees from and ngainst all claims, lawsuits, damages, losses and expenses in any manner resulting from or arising out of the activity or event cov. ered by the permit, or to accept full responsibility for said Supp, No, 35 2143 M �� 5 31137 IOWA CITY CODE activity or event, and to defend the city, its officers, agents and employees with regard thereto. (c) The application shall be accompanied by a bond pur- chased by the applicant in an amount determined by the city manager, to be a reasonable amount, based upon the use and the expected size of the group, to insure against damage or the applicant shall set out the bond proposed. (d) The city manager may waive any of the above require- ments when not applicable to the proposed use or event and may prescribe different forms for the applications for dif- ferent events, as long as they are generally in conformity with this section. (Code 1966, 5 7.18.6; Ord. No. 2618, 5 VII; Ord. No. 87.3355, 4 1, 12-1-87) Sec. 31.138. Standards for issuance. The city manager shall examine the application for a per- mit required by this article and shall grant or deny such per- mit based upon the following standards: (1) Whether or not the date and times of such proposed use will disrupt the use of the streets by the public to an unreasonable extent at a date and time when the public uses the streets to a great extent. (2) Whether or not the estimated size of the group will dis- rupt the use of the streets by the public to an unreason- able extent or can be held because of its size. (3) Whether or not the proposed street can accommodate the group based upon its size and the facilities available for health and sanitation. (4) Whether or not the application demonstrates that the applicant has the means, funds, planning, and coordina- tion to hold such event as is proposed in view of the proposed time and place, facilities available, traffic con- trol, parking requirements, policing, and to meet the requirements of the permit. Supp. No. 15 2144 M �� STREETS, SIDEWALKS, PUBLIC PLACES 4 34138 (5) Whether or not the application demonstrates that the event is of such size and nature requiring the diversion of so great a number of police officers of the city to Properly police the event and the areas contiguous there- to that allowing the event would deny reasonable pro- tection to the city. (6) Whether or not the event will interfere with another event for which a permit has been granted. (7) Whether or not any information in the application turns out to be false or non-existent in any material detail. (8) Whether or not the proposed event would interfere unreasonably as to date and time with the inhabitants of the surrounding area. (9) If the proposed event has been previously held, whether or not the results thereof have been favorable or un- favorable. (10) Whether or not the applicant has previously demon- strated inability to comply with a permit for a previous event. (11) Whether or not the applicant is a commercial or chari- table applicant, the policy being to prohibit commercial use. (12) The length of time of the proposed event to determine if the time period is unreasonable. (13) Whether or not there is additions] information which reasonably leads the city manager to conclude that the proposed event will not comply with the laws of the state, the ordinances of the city or the permit of the city. (Code 1966, § 7,18.7; Ord. No, 2618, § VIII) Supp. No. 35 r 2144.1 V' O Sec. 32.1.55. Fees or charges authorized in Chapter 15. Z Municipal Cade ° Section Authorizing Fee Charge, Fine or Description of Fee, Penalty Charge, Fine, or Penalty 15.31 Fee for annual solid waste collection permit Charge 15.65(x) p $1.00 per collection vehicle per year Residential sold waste collection fee $4.50 per month for each dwelling unit; $2.25 per month for each rooming N unit 15.65(6) Landfill use fee y s $8.00 per ton ($7.75 city fee; $0.25 y state landfill tax) or solid waste de- 8 Posited at landfill, or fraction thereofwith a , z minimum .05 15.66 Deposit fee, combined, for city water and/or Res dentialn cou t: $50.00 per com. sewer bined residential service for city water and/or sewer and/or solid waste collec. (Ord. No. 87-3342, § 1, 9.8.87) tion service Secs. 32.1.56-32.1.62. Reserved. N T N � O Sec. 32.1.63. Fees or charges authorized in Chapter 23. Z Municipal Code N P Section N Authorizing Fee ' Charge, Fine or Description of Fee, Penalty Charge, Fine, or Penalty Charge 23-249 Fee for contractor reservation of meter $ 4.00/day space (meter hood) Show -up fee charged by tow truck operator $20.00/day 0 23-274 Parking meter fees: y Central business district on -street meter $ 0.40/hour W Central business district lot meter $ 0.40/hour K n Peripheral on -street meter (outside central o business district) $ 0.30/hour m Peripheral lot meter (outside central busi- ness district) $ 0.30/hour Meter hood/contractor $ 4.00/day 23.277 Fees for parking in city parking lots and structures: Municipal parking lot (adjacent to Ramp B) Monthly all -day permits $40.00/month V 0 T R Municipal Code Section o Authorizing Fee N Charge, Fine or Description of Fee, i Penalty Charge, Fine, or Penally Charge Monthly off -hours permits (after 5:00 p.m., Monday through Friday, all day Saturday and Sunday) $29.00/month Lot permits, all other municipal lots $30.00/month City employee lot permits $15.00/month Parking Ramps A and B: > Hourly porker $ 0.40/hour F ,a Monthly all -day permits $40.00/month a Monthly off -hours permits $29.00/month z The above hourly parking rates for parking ramps will apply to both parking ramps, with the exception of cars exiling when a cashier is not on duty; a flnt rate of $0.75 shall apply and be deposited at the exit gate. Reissue of Iost1stolen permits $ 2.00/each reissue 23.279 Penalties for parking violations: Overtime parking $ 3.00 Expired meter Prohibited zone $ 3.00 N $ 5.00 W Illegal parking—handicapped parking space $15.00 R a a U) Municipal Code D .Section N Z A uthorizing Fee w P Charge, Fine or Description of Fee, Penalty Charge, Fine, or Penalty Charge One-hour restricted zone—Civic Center lot $ 3.00 All other illegal parking violations this chapter S 5.00 (Ord. No. 87.3342, 6 1, 9-8-87) 'o Sec. 32.1-64. Reserved. > N (] U K Sec. 32.1-65. Fees or charges authorized in Chapter 25. O i o Municipal Code m Section Authorizing Fee Charge, Fine or Description of Fee, Penalty Charge, Fine, or Penalty Charge 25.37 Fees for reservation or rental of facilities or equipment: 1. Garden plots $ 8.00/season 2. Social hall $25.00/season 3. Meeting rooms $ 5.00/season T Municipal Code 's Section Z Authorizing Fee Charge, Fine or Description of Fee, Penalty Charge, Fine, or Penalty Charge 9. Craft room $ 5.00/season 5. Pool $25.00/hour (2•hr. min.) 6. Gym $25.00 first 2 hours, plus $7.50 per hour thereafter 7. Santa suit $ 9.00 8. Rec Center lockers $ 0.10 and $0.25 daily, $2.00 monthly, N $10.00 for 6 months N 9. Farmer's Market stall reservation: Single market $ 6.00 Season (reservation) $ 9.60/market day Season (Saturdays only) Season (Wednesdays and Saturdays) All prices include $1.00 per market advertising fee J a 3 0 Z Charge N A N Municipal Code a Section 9 c Authorizing Fee I j Charge, Fine or Description of Fee, Penalty Charge, Fine, or Penalty 10. Park shelter reservation: Fee* Shelter (5 hrs. or less) City Park: Al $ 7.00 N A2 16.00 N A3 16.00 A5 7.00 All (entire shelter) 26.00 All (large section) 16.00 j Al2 7.00 A13 (enclosed) 20.00 A14 7.00 A15 7.00 A16 16.00 A17 7.00 Other parks: Brookland 5.00 Charge N A N u M N m v Municipal Code Section Z Authorizing Fee Chargg Fine or Penalty Description of Fee, Charge, Fine, or Penalty Shelter Fee' (5 hrs. or less) Court Hill 11 5.00 Court Hill d2 5.00 Court Hill k3 5.00 Court Hill P4 5.00 Crandic 7.00 Creekside 7.00 Happy Hollow 10.00 Hickory Hill, North 12.00 Hickory Hill, South 10.00 Mercer 12.00 North Market Square 5.00 Oak Grove 4.00 Pheasant Hill 4.00 Reno Street 4.00 Sturgis Ferry Nl 4.00 Sturgis Ferry k2 4.00 Terrill Mill 5.00 Charge u r Municipal Code a a .Section N Authorizing Fee Oz Charge, Fine or Description of Fee, Penalty Charge, Fine, or Penalty Charge Fee* Shelter (5 hrs. or less) Villa 9.00 Wetherby 10.00 Willow Creek 12.00 0 *For reservations more than 5 hours, fee will be double. Shelters may be used a free of charge without reservations, if available. Users may also be charged an additional amount to cover employee wages, inclu- ding overtime, for supervision or clean-up of the facility. o 25-37 Fees for use of recreational facilities: m 1. Racquetball court $ 2.50/hour 2. Swimming pools Daily Admissions Youth Adult (3-15 yrs.) (16 yrs. +) City park pool $ 0.75 $ 1,50 Recreation center pool 1.00 1.00 4 O o Municipal Code Section o Authorizing Fee Charge, Fine or Penalty Description of Fee, Charge, Fine, or Penalty Charge Youth Adult Daily Admissions (3-15 yrs.) (16 yrs. +) Mercer Park aquatic center 0.75 1.50 Children under 3 years of age are admitted free. Swim Passes* Annual Summer Family $93.00 $50.00 (maximum of 4 people) Adult 56.00 31.00 Youth 44.00 25.00 Lap 99.00 50.00 Additional family members: First additional 24.50 12.50 Second additional 12.50 6.60 Third additional (on up) 6.50 3.60 One family member may substitute a lap pass for his/her family pass for the addi- tional amount of $19.00 (summer) or $49.00 (annual). u s Municipal Code Section o Authorizing Fee Charge, Fine or Penalty Description of Fee, Charge, Fine, or Penalty Swim Passes* Charge Summer A Annual Prorated fees are available at certain limes during the fiscal year. *Nonresidents of Iowa City add 50%. (Ord. No. 87-3342, h 1, 9.8.87) N Secs. 32.1.66-32.1.69. Reserved. to rn Sec. 321-70. Fees and charges authorized in Chapter 30. Municipal Code Section Authorizing Fee Charge, Fine or Description of Fee, Penally Charge, Fine, or Penally Charge 30-7 Standard fare, general public $ 0.50 School field trip $ 0.40 Saturday fare, general public $ 0.50 Monthly pass, general public $18.00 Summer A i T Municipal Code ? Section e Authorizing Fee Charge, Fine or Description of Fee, Penalty Charge Fine or Penalty 30.8 Special fares for: Charge 1. Elderly 2. Low-income elderly $ 0.25 nonpeak hours 3. Handicapped Free nonpeak hours ro 30-10 Charges for use of facilities, and/or person. Free nonpeak hours ro nel: I. For use of city transit vehicle 2. For use of city transit operator $25-00 per vehicle per hour 3. For use of city transit vehicle and o er- $10.00 per hour z ator P $35.00 per hour plus fuel tux surcharge (Ord. No. 87-3342, § 1, 9-8.87) Secs. 324-71,32.1-72, Reserved. N N M V aw w Sec. 32.1-73. Fees and charges authorized in Chapter 33. Z Municipal Code o Section N Authorizing Fee Eff. Charge, Fine or Description of Fee, Penalty Charge, Fine, or Penalty 9-1-86 33-45 Sewer service charges: 33-48 Eli. Eff. 9-1.87 9.1-88 Minimum monthly charge (includes the first $ 4.75 $ 5.75 200 cu. ft. of water used) $ 3.00 Monthly charge for each additional 100 cu. > 0.66 $ 1.04 $ 1.26 ft. of water used $ 0 Monthly surcharge Eff. Eff. n 9-1-86 9.1-88 BOD (per pound) $ .06 $ .10 $ SS (per pound) $ .06 .06 These user charges will be effective with the billing sent after the effective dates listed in the preceding chart. Deposit fee, combined, for city water andlor Residential account: $50.00 per com- owerand/or olid waste collection accounts bined resisewert'al service for city water and/or olid waste collec- and/o tion service. Commercial account: an I Y m Municipal Code V' Section o Authorizing Fee Charge, Fine or Penalty Description of Fee, Charge, Fine, or Penalty 33-163 Water service charges: Monthly user charges for water service for N the first 200 feet or less of water used, based on meter size Meter Size Eff, (Inches) 9-1.86 % $ 3.25 % 3.75 1 4.40 1l4 8.75 2 11.75 (� 3 21.75 U� 4 37.95 6 76.40 Charge amount equal to the two-month billing for commercial service for city water and/or sewer service H 0 0 Ef. . Eff. 9.1-87 9-1.88 $ 3.60 $ 3.80 4.15 4.35 4.85 5.10 9.65 10.15 12.95 13.60 23.95 25.15 M 41.75 43.85 84.00 88.20 w 4 P Municipal Code ''P Section o Authorizing Fee Charge, Fine or Penally 33.164 Description of Fee, Charge, Fine, or Penalty Charge The minimum user charges for larger meters will be based on comparative costs to a 6 -inch meter. The minimum user charge for a customer who furnishes the meter at their own costs will be based on the minimum for a %-inch meter, regardless of the size. Monthly user charge for water use in excess of 200 cubic feet per month: Monthly Usage Eff. EIT. Eff. (Cu Ff.)9-1-86 9-1-87 9-1.88 Next 2,800 $ 0.75 $ 0.83 $ 0,87 Next 17,000 0.45 0.50 0.53 Over 20,000 0.40 0.44 0.46 Cee for temporary water use during con. struction: Single- and two-family residences $ 5.00 per month Multifamily residences $10.00 per month Commercial structures $20.00 per month u T m Municipal Code V Section z Authorizing Fee Charge, Fine or Description of Fee, Penalty Charge, Fine, or Penally Charge 33.165 Fee for direct purchase of water $ 4.00 per 1,000 gallons or fraction thereof 33-167 Fee for delinquent water service account $ 3.00 for each water service account not paid within 30 days of the bill date 33.169(x) Deposit fee, combined, for city water and/or $50.00 per combined residential serv. ro sewer and/or solid waste collection service ice for city water and/or sewer a and/or solid waste collection service, an amount equal to the two-month billing o for commercial service z 33.169(6) Fees and charges for various consumer serv- ices (1) Fees effective until 12.1.87: Tap fees: Size (inches) Tap Corps Curbs Bores Total 94 $12.10 $ 9.20 1 $16.75 $21.35 $ 59.40 14.40 14.55 1'L1 19.10 25.60 28.40 21.35 78.70 Y 46.90 1'F 23.35 38.60 32.30 123.90 a 61.35 32.30 155.60 2 22.60 62.00 91.60 32,30 212.50 V T a Municipal Code V Section o Authorizing Fee N Charge, Fine or Penalty N N N Description of Fee, Charge, Fine, or Penalty Charge 1'/4 inch, 1'h inch and 2 inch will require saddles which are to be charged at the city's purchase price cost. Installation and connection fees: Size (inches) Cost per linear foot 6 $11.00 8 $14.25 10 $18,10 12 $22.50 16 $29,80 (2) Fees effective on and after 12-1-87: Tap Fees: Size (inches) Tap Corps Curbs Boxes Total 4'4 $13.50 $11.05 $ 20.10 $27.75 $ 72.40 1 17.40 17.45 34.00 27.75 90.50 1'/4 22.90 33.20 55.30 38.80 160.20 m w Y s i v Municipal Code Section e Authorizing Fee Charge, Fine or Penalty Description of Fee, Charge, Fine, or Penalty Charge Size (inches) Tap Corps Curbs Boxes Total 1%, 28.00 45.95 2 31.50 73.70 38.80 195.45 74.40 110.00 38.80 255.70 N N 1'/a inch, llF_� inch and 2 inch will require saddles which are to be charged y 9 purchase price cost. at the city's Installation and connection y fees: Size 0 z (inches) Cost per linear%at 6 $13.20 8 $17.10 10 $21.80 12 $27.00 16 $35.80 (c) Service Fees (1) Fees effective until 12.1.87: N V M Municipal Code 'o Section Z Authorizing Fee Charge, Fine or Penalty Description of Fee, Charge, Fine, or Penalty Fee Daring Normal Service Working Hours a. Connection fee for $ 9.00 1. Installing new meter N 2. Resetting meter N b. Carding fee for shut-off in collection procedure c. Check leaky meters and meter connections d. Frozen meters r e. Shut -of service at curb and check for leaks f. Broken hydrant $ 9.00 No charge $9.00 + cost of meter repair No charge $9.00 + repair cost Charge Fee .After Normal WorkingHours, $25.00 $25.00 No charge $25.00 + cost of meter repair $25.00 + hourly rate for time over 2 hours $25.00 + repair cost 0 e a 0 0 0 0 M 0 Municipal Code p° section o Authorizing Fee Charge, Fine or Description of Fee, Penalty Charge, Fine, or Penalty Charge Fee Oaring Normal Service Fee Alter Normal Working Hours Working Hours g. Location of water mains No charge for other utilities No charge N h. Location of water mainy No charge for private enterprise $25.00 + hourly rate for time over 9 i. Meter accuracy check at $25.00 2 hours 0 customer's request Not done after normal working j. Miscellaneous services No charge for other hours $25.00 + hourly governmental rate for time over If service is requested outside normal working hours, a $25.00 charged in addition to the 2 hours after -hour fee shall be normal working hour fee. In addition, when service time alter hours exceeds 2 hours, an additional charge will be N added to cover equipment w 4 P I a Municipal Code 9 Section N Z Authorizing Fee Charge, Fine or Description of Fee, Penalty Charge, Fine, or Penalty Charge expense and actual employee wages, including overtime. The water service division's normal working hours are 8:00 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. daily. (2) Fees effective on and after 12-1-87: Fee Fee During Normal After Normal o Service Working Hours Working Hours > n� i m a' a. Connection fee for $11.00 $30.00 n 1. Installing new meter p 2. Resetting meter m b. Carding fee for shut-off $11.00 $30.00 in collection procedure c. Check leaky meters and No charge No charge meter connections d. Frozen meters $11.00 + cost $30.00 + cost I of meter repair of meter repair GI I 9 Municipal Code T, Section o Authorizing Fee Charge, Fine or Penalty Description of Fee, Charge, Fine, or Penalty Fee During Normal Service Working Hours e. Shut-off service at curb No charge and check for leaks N m f. Broken hydrant $11.00 + repair cost g. Location of water mains No charge for other utilities h. Location of water main No charge for private enterprise i. Meter accuracy check at $30.00 customer's request 0 Charge Fee After Normal Working Hours $30.00 + hourly rale for time over 2 hours a $30.00 + repair cost c No charge $30.00 + hourly rate for time over 2 hours Not done after normal working hours N A u N Municipal Code a Section Z Authorizing Fee H Charge, Fine or Penally Description of Fee, Charge, Fine, or Penalty Charge Fee Fee Service During Normal � After Norma[ Working Hours Working Hours j. Miscellaneous services No charge $30,00 +hourly for other governmental agencies rate for time over 2 hours If service is requested outside normal working hours, a $30,00 after -hour fee shall be charged in addition to the normal working hour fee. In addition, when service time ager hours exceeds 2 hours, an additional charge will he added to cover equipment expense and actual employee wages, including overtime. The water service division's normal working hours are 8:00 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. daily. (Ord, No. 873342, § 1, 98.87) ZONING 4 364 defined, and the number of uses and structures permitted on a lot shall be as follows: (1) In the RS zones there shall not be more than one principal use or building on a lot. There may, howev- er, be more than one accessory use or structure on a lot. (2) In all other zones, there may be more than one princi- pal use, building, and accessory use and structure on a lot. (g) No use which is permitted as a special exception under this chapter shall be established or enlarged except as permitted by the board of adjustment. Sec. 3114. Definitions. The following definitions shall be applicable to this chapter unless a contrary meaning is indicated by the text. Words in the present tense include the future tense. The singular number includes the plural and the plural number includes the singular. The word "shall" is always mandatory; the word "may" is per- missive. Terms not defined shall have the meanings customarily assigned to them as defined in Webster's New Collegiate Dictio- nary. Uses not defined or listed shall have the meanings as defined in or categorized according to the Standard Industrial Classification (SIC) Manual, Superintendent of Documents, U.S. Government Printing Office. (a) (1) Abutlabutting: Contiguous; having a boundary, wall or property line in common. (2) Access: The place, means or way by which pedestrians or vehicles shall have ingress and egress to a property or parking area. (2.1)Accessory apartments: A temporary accessory dwelling unit located within an owner -occupied single-family dwelling and meeting the requirements stated herein. (3) Accessory buitdingluse: A building or use which: (a) Is subordinate to and serves a principal building or use; (b) Is subordinate in area, extent, or purpose to the principal building or use served; Supp. No, 35 . 2479 ,�.3 M 4 964 IOWA CITY CODE (c) Contributes to the comfort, convenience, or neces- sity of occupants of the principal building or use; and (d) Except for off-street parking as provided in sec- tion 36.58(d), is located on the same lot as or across a street, alley or railroad right-of-way from the principal use. (4) Addition: An extension or increase in floor area or height of a building or structure. (5) Aged• Any person who is eligible because of age to receive old age insurance benefits under Section 202A, Title II of the Social Security Act (see Social Security Act and Related Laws, April 1982 edition). (6) Aisle: An asphalt, concrete or similar permanent dustfree surface which is connected directly to a parking or loading space and designated to permit ingress or egress or a vehicle to or from the parking or loading space, (In no case can an aisle be a drive; see definition for "drive.") (7) Alley: An opened public way which is intended only for use as a secondary means of vehicular access to abutting property. (8) Alter/alteration: A structural alteration, enlargement or remodeling of a building, or the moving of a build. ing from one location to another. (9) Apartment house: See "dwelling, multifamily." (10) Assessed value: The value of real property as estab- lished by the city assessor, or by a higher authority upon appeal, and is the value upon which the next fiscal year's real estate taxes are based. (11) Auto- and truck -oriented use: Any use intended or de. signed to provide a service to occupants while they are within a motor vehicle, such as drive-in financial in- stitutions; any use related to the sale, servicing or repair of vehicles, such as but not limited to car wash. es, automobile service stations and garages, and au. tomobile nceessory sales; and uses catering to the con. venience of drivers of motor vehicles, such as but not limited to convenience groceries not more thnn four thousand (4,000) square feet, drive-in restaurants, ser. Supp. No. :35 2480 ,573 ZONING 4364 vice shops, dry cleaning centers and photodeveloping drop centers. (b) (1) Balcony.- A covered or uncovered platform area pro. jecting from the wall of a building, enclosed by a rail- ing, accessible from above grade, and not attached to the ground. Supp. N0.36 2481 .S7L3 ZONING 4 364 (14) Dwelling, multifamily: A dwelling containing three (3) or more dwelling units. (15) Dwelling single-family: A building containing one dwell. ing unit. This definition includes the term "manufac• tured home." (16) Dwelling, tri-plem A multifamily dwelling containing three (3) dwelling units. (17) Dwelling, zero lot line- A single-family dwelling with one or more walls located on a side lot line(s) which is not a street or alley right-of-way line. (18) Dwelling unit Any habitable room or group of adjoin. ing habitable rooms located within a dwelling and forming a single unit with facilities which are used or intended to be used for living, sleeping, cooking, and eating of meals. (19) Dwelling uni4 efficiency: A dwelling unit consisting of one principal room, in addition to a bathroom, hall- way, and closets, which serves as the occupant's living room, bedroom, and in some instances, the kitchen. (e) (1) Easement A right given by the owner of land to an- other person for specific limited use of that land, e.g., to allow access to another property or for utilities. (1.1) Elderly. A person at least sixty-two (62) years of age or older. (2) Elderly housing: A dwelling especially designed for use and occupancy of persons who are aged or who are handicapped within the meaning of Section 202 of the Housing Act of 1959, Section 102(5) of the Develop. ment Disabilities Services and Facilities Construction Amendments of 1970 or Section 233 of the Social Se. curity Act. (3) Enlargementlerpansion An increase in the volume of a building, an increase in the area of land or building occupied by a use, or an increase in the number of occupants or dwelling unite. (4) Extraction: The extraction of sand, gravel, or top soil as an industrial operation, exclusive of the process of grading a lot preparatory to the construction of a building. Supp. No. 35 2487 3W 1364 IOWA CITY CODE (t) (1) Factory -built housing park: A tract of land which has been planned and improved for the placement of man- ufactured homes, mobile homes and modular homes on leased spaces. (2) Family: One person or two (2) or more persons related by blood, marriage, adoption or placement by a gov- ernmental or social service agency, occupying a dwell- ing unit as a single housekeeping organization. A fam- ily may also be two (2), but not more than two (2) persons not related by blood, marriage or adoption. (3) Family care facility/family horns: A community-based residential home, which is licensed either as a resi- dential care facility under Chapter 135C or as a child foster care facility under Chapter 237 of the Code of Iowa, that provides room and board, personal care, habilitation services, and supervision in a family en- vironment by a resident family for not more than eight (8) developmentally disabled persons. However, family care facility does not mean an individual foster care family home licensed under Chapter 237. (4) Farm: An area of not less than ten (10) acres for which the principal use is the growing for sale of farm prod- ucts such as vegetables, fruits, and grain and their storage on the land. The term 'Yarm" includes the necessary accessory uses and buildings for treating and storing the food produced. (6) Feedlot A lot, yard, corral or other area in which livestock are confined, primarily for the purposes of feeding and growth prior to slaughter. The term does not include areas which are used for the raising of crops or other vegetation and upon which livestock are allowed to graze or feed. (6) Filling station: Any building or premises used for the dispensing or retail sale of motor vehicle fuel or oil. When the dispensing or sale is incidental to the opera- tion of a commercial garage, the premises shall be classified as a commercial garage. (7) Financial institution: An establishment for the receiv- ing, keeping, lending of money, and the exchange of funds by checks or notes, including banks, savings and loans, credit unions, and similar establishments. Supp. No. 35 2498 ZONING 1364 (7.1) Fitness centers and health spas: Facilities used primarily for physical exercise and wellness programs and which include but are not limited to gymnasiums, aerobics studios, weightlifting centers, racquetball courts, tennis courts, and jogging trails. (8) Floor area: The total area of all floors of a building or portion thereof measured to the outside surface of ex- terior walls or the center line of walls to attached buildings or uses. It does not include garages, porches, balconies, and other appurtenances. Space in the base. ment or cellar and all other space shall be included as floor area if used for a principal or accessory use per- mitted in the zone in which the building is located. (9) Floor area ratio (FAR): The numerical value obtained by dividing the floor area within a building or build- ings on a lot by the area of such lot. (10) Fraternity/sorority house: A building used as a resi- dence by a chapter of a fraternal or sororal nonprofit organization recognized by the University of Iowa. For purposes of this chapter, this definition does not in- clude a rooming house. (11) Frontage: The distance along a street line (right-of- way line) from one intersecting street to another, or from one intersecting street to the end of a dead-end street or the end of a cul-de-sac. (g) (1) Garage, commercial• Any building or premises used for equipping, repairing, renting, selling or storing motor vehicles, and at which automobile fuels and supplies may be sold. (2) Garage, private: An accessory building which is under the control and use of the occupants of the main building. (3) Grade: The top surface elevation of lawns, walks, drives, or other improved surfaces after completion of con- struction or grading and landscaping. For the purposes of determining height of a building, the grade is the average level at the corners of the exterior walls of a building. (4) Ground area: The area of a building within its largest outside dimensions computed on a horizontal plane at Supp. No. 36 2489 M 1364 IOWA CITY CODE the first floor level, exclusive of open porches, breeze- ways, terraces, and exterior stairways. (5) Ground floorifsrst floor. The lowermost floor of a build- ing having its floor -to -ceiling height at or above the grade. (6) Group care facility. A government -licensed or -approved facility which provides resident services in a dwelling to more than eight (8) individuals not including resi- dent staff, but not exceeding thirty (30) individuals. These individuals are developmentally disabled, aged or undergoing rehabilitation; are in need of adult su- pervision; and are provided services in accordance with their individual needs, Group care facilities shall not include nursing homes. (7) Guest An individual who shares a dwelling in a non- permanent status for not more than thirty (30) days. (h) (1) Handicapped A person certified by a medical doctor as having a physical or mental impairment which is expected to be of long -continued and indefinite dura- tion, which substantially impedes the ability to live independently and is of a nature that the ability to live independently could be improved by more suit- able housing condition. (1.1) Hedge A boundary formed of a row of closely planted shrubs or bushes. (2) Home occupation: An accessory use consisting of an occupation or profession carried on by a person resid. ing on the premises. (3) Hospital- An institution providing health services for human in-patient medical care for the sick or injured and including related facilities such as laboratories, out-patient facilities, emergency medical services, and staff offices which are an integral part of the facility. (4) Hotel-- A residential building licensed by the state and occupied and used principally as a place of lodging for guests. llotels may or may not provide meals and there are usually no cooking facilities in guest rooms (see "l. )tel, apartment"). Supp. No. n5 2490 -6?1--3 0 s ZONING 4 864 (5) Hotel, apartment A multifamily dwelling under resi- dent supervision which maintains an interlobby through i which all tenants nest pass to gain access to the apart- ments and which may furnish services ordinarily fur- ' nished by hotels, such as a drugstore, barbershop, cos- metologist, cigar stand or newsstand, when such uses are located entirely within the building with no cepa- . rate entrance from the street or visible from any side- walk, and having no sign or display visible from out- side of the building indicating the existence of such services. ' I (i) Reserved (j) (1) Junkyard An area where waste, discarded or salvaged materials are bought, sold, exchanged, baled or packed, disassembled or assembled, stored or handled, includ- Supp. No. 95 2490.1 ZONING 3364 (4) Vehicle, storage of: A vehicle or portion thereof which is parked in the same position for a period of forty- eight (48) hours or more. (w) Reserved (x) Reserved. (y) (1) Yard: A required area on a lot unoccupied by struc- tures above grade except for projections and the spe- cific minor uses or structures allowed in such area tinder the provisions of this chapter. A yard extends from the grade upward. (2) Yard, front The required area across a lot between the front yard line and the street (right -or -way line). (3) Yard, rear: The required area from one side lot line to another side lot line and between the rear yard line and the rear lot line. (4) Yard, side: The required area from the front yard line to the rear yard line and from the side yard line to the side lot line. (5) Yard line, front: A line from one side lot line to an. other side lot line, parallel to the street, and as far back from the street as required in this chapter for the front yard. (6) Yard line, rear: A line parallel to the rear lot line as Far forward from the rear lot line as required by this chapter (see "lot line, rear"). (7) Yard line, side: A line parallel to the side lot line and as far from the side lot line as required by this chapter. (z) (1) Zone: A portion of the city delineated on the zoning map in which requirements and development stand- ards for the use of land and buildings within, above or below the zone are prescribed in this chapter. (2) 7nning code interpretation panel- A staff panel desig- nated by the city manager to interpret the provisions of the zoning ordinance in such a way as to carry out its intent and purpose. GD Zoning map: The mnp delineating the boundaries of zones which, along with the zoning text, comprises the zoning ordinance. Supp. No, av 2501 C Y T § 365 IOWA CrrY CODE '- (Ord. No. 85-3252, 4 1, 9.10-85; Ord. No. 86.3301, § 1, 11-4.86; Ord. No. 86-3303, § 1, 11.1886; Ord. No. 87-3321, § 1, 6-2.87; Ord. No. 87-3349, § 1(1)—(4), 12-1.87) Cross references—Iowa River corridor overlay zone definitions, 4 16-05; sign regulation definitions, 13661. ARTICLE II. PRINCIPAL USES AND REQUIREMENTS DIVISION 1. ZONES See. 36-5. Interim development zone (ID), (a) Intent. This zone is intended to provide for areas of man. aged growth in which agricultural and other nonurban uses of land may continue, until such time as the city is able to provide municipal services and urban development can take place. Upon provision of municipal services, the city will and the property owner may initiate rezoning of property to uses consistent with the comprehensive plan. ID designations on the zoning map shall be reevaluated with each revision of the comprehensive plan. ID .. designations shall consist of ID -RS (single-family residential), ID -RM (multifamily residential), ID -ORP (office research park), and ID-RDP (research development park) to reflect the intended use of the property in the future. (b) Permitter) uses. (1) Farms. (2) Livestock and livestock operations except livestock feed lots and confinement feeding operations. (c) Provisional uses. (1) Clubs subject to the requirements of section 36.55. (2) Farm dwellings provided they are developed in accordance with the dimensional requirements of the RR -1 zone. A maximum of two (2) roomers may reside in each farm dwelling. (3) Livestock feedlots, except confinement feeding operations, provided they are located not closer than one-fourth ('/4) mile to any R zone boundary. Sapp. No. 35 2602 5XJ ZONING 5 36.5 (4) Office research park (ORP) uses provided they are devel• ! oped in accordance with the applicable special provisions of this zone. I i u I i Supp. No. 35 2502.1 J T� 4 :fids ZONING Sec. 36.6. Rural residential zone (RR -1). (a) intent It is intended that this zone provide for which arareas of pro - rural residential character within the urban development within jecled to have the utilities necessanotry the foreseeable future, according t, update (which includes the long -ran s the and shor1983 t rang plans)prehensive . (b) Permitted uses. (1) Detached single.family dwellings. (2) Farms. (c) Provisional uses. ly ngs with a maximum Of two (1) Detached (2) roomers providednle-famrthat one ladditional off-street parking spnce shall be furnished. a located (2) Family care facilities provide they shall not b i within one-quarter P/+) mile of each other. _ (3) Religious institutions, subject to the requirements of sec- tion 36.55. (4) Accessory apartments, subject to the requirements of sec- tion 36-55. (d) Special exceptions. (I) Clubs subject to the requirements of section 36.55. (2) public utilities. (e) Dimensional requirements. (1) Minimum lot area: 40,000 square feet - (2) Minimum lot width: 80 feet. (3) Minimum lot frontage: 40 feet. (4) Minimum yards: Front—According to the table established in the I rove• w Side -5 feet for the first 2 stories plus 2 feet F r Fenc additional story. Renr-20 feet. Supp. No. 35 2505 4 n. § ala -I; IOWA 1119'1' CODE (5) Maximum building bulk: Height -35 feet. Building coverage—None. Floor area ratio—None. (6) Minimum building width: 20 feet for at least 75 per cent of the building's length. (D General provisions. All principal and accessory uses permit- ted within this zone are subject to the requirements of Articles III and IV, the divisions and sections of which are indicated as follows: (1) Accessory uses and requirements: See Article III. a. Permitted accessory uses and buildings: See section 36-56. b. Accessory use and building regulations: See section 36.57. c. Off-street parking requirements: See section 3658. d. Offstreet loading requirements: Not applicable. e. Sign regulations: See section 36 60. F. Fence regulations: See section:16.65. (2) General provisions: See. Article IV. it. Dimensional requirements: See Division 1. 1. 'Prue regulations: See Division 2. c. Performance standards: See Division 3. d. Nonconl'ormities: See Division 4. (g) Special provisions. None. (Ord. No. 86-3295, § 1, 8-12.86; Ord. No. 87.3349, § 1(5), 12.1.87) See. 36-7. Low density single-family residential zone (RS -5) (it) Intent It is the primary purpose of this zone to provide for single -fancily residential development consistentr with the pre- dominant single-family residential character of Iowa City. Do- velopment within this zone is expected to have it neighborhood Orientation; therefore, parks, schools, religious institutions and neighborhood comnwrciul facilities are expected to be located within or in close proximity to developments in this zone. Com. Supp. Na Sri 26011 _5r13 0 a ZONING 9367 patibility of development within this zone .411:111 be encouraged and related nonresidential uses and st actares should be planned and designed to be in character with the scale and pattern of' the residential development. (b) Permitted uses. (1) Detached single-family dwellings. (c) Provisional uses. (1) Detached single-family dwellings with it nwxiuuan ul'one roomer provided that one additional off-street parking space shall be furnished. Two-family and multilomily dwellings, which exist as nonconforming uses, shall be permitted one roomer per dwelling unit. (Sue "special provisions.") (2) Family care facilities provided they shall not he located within one-quarter 1'/.,1 mile ol'each other. (3) Accessory apartments, subject to the requirements of sec- ' - tion 36-55. (d) Special exceptions. (1) Child care facilities subject to the requirements ol'sedion 36.55, and provided they shall be loenled in it private resi. dence in which fewer than twelve (12) children are cared for, or in a religious institution. (2) Public utilities. (3) Religious institutions subject to the requirements of sec. tion 36-55. (e) Dimensional requirements. (1) Minimum lot area: 5,000 square feet. (2) Minimum lot width: 60 feet. (3) Minimum lot frontage: 35 feet on a public street or an officially approved place. (4) Minimum yards: Front -20 feet. Supp. No. 35 i 2507 T -Z V a 436.7 TOWA CIT1'CODf. Side -5 feet for the first 2 stories, plus 2 feet for each additional story. Rear -20 feet. (5) Maximum building bulk: Height -35 feet. Building coverage -45 per cent. Floor area ratio—None. (6) Minimum building width: 20 feet for at least 75 per cent of the building's length. (D General provisions. All principal and accessory uses permit- ted within this zone are subject to the accessory uses and re- quirements of Articles III and IV, the divisions and sections of which are indicated as follows: (1) Accessory uses and requirements: See Article III. a. Permitted accessory uses and buildings: See section 36.56. b. Accessory use and building regulations: See section 36.57. c. Off-street parking requirements: See section 36.58. d. Off-street loading requirements: Not applicable. e. Sign regulations: See section 36-60. F. Fence regulations: See section 36-65. (2) General provisions: See Article IV. a. Dimensional requirements: See Division 1. b. Tree regulations: See Division 2. c. Performance standards: See Division 3. d. Nonconformities: See Division 4. (g) Special provisions. (1) If n tract of land one acre or greater in area is being subdivided or resubdivided into lots, it may be developed at a maximum gross density of five (5) dwelling units per acre with minimum lot areas of seven thousand two hun. dred (7,200) square feet and maximum lot areas of fifteen thousand (15,000) square feet. Supp. No. 35 2508 �3 ZONING 4368 (2) The provisions of section 36.7(cNl) were originally adopted December 30, 1983, and became effective December 31, 1984. The nonconforming use provisions of this chapter shall not apply after December 31, 1984, with respect to the number of roomers allowed in this zone. No dwelling unit shall be permitted to have a number of roomers in excess of the number allowed in section 36.7(c)(1). (Ord. No. 86.3282, § 1, 3.11.86; Ord. No. 87.3349, § 1(6), 12-1.87) Sec. 36.8. Medium density single-family residential zone (RS - 8). (a) Intent It is primarily intended that this zone provide for the development of small lot single-family dwellings. This zone represents a relatively high density for single-family develop. ment; thus, dwellings in this zone should be in close proximity to all city services and facilities, especially parks, schools and rec. reational facilities. Special attention should be given to landscap. ing and site development in this zone. Special provisions of this zone are designed to permit dwellings with no side yard to ac. commodate attached single-family dwellings and to permit con. versions of existing structures to duplexes. (b) Permitted uses. (1) Detached single-family dwellings. (c) Provisional uses. (1) Duplexes provided they shall be developed in accordance with the dimensional requirements of the RM -12 zone and that the minimum lot area is eight thousand seven hun. dred (8,700) square feet and the minimum lot area per unit is four thousand three hundred and fifty (4,350) square feet. (2) Family care facilities provided they shall not be located within one-quarter ('/4) mile of each other. (3) Single-family Lind two-family dwellings with a maximum of one roomer in each dwelling unit provided that one additional off-street parking space per unit shall be fur- nished. Multifamily dwellings, which exist as nonconform. Supp. No. 35 2509 M 4 4 368 IOWA CITY CODE ing uses, shall be permitted one roomer per dwelling unit. (See "special provisions.") (4) Zero lot line dwellings and townhouses provided they shall be developed in accordance with section 36-55. (5) Accessory apartments, subject to the requirements of sec. tion 36.55. (d) Special exceptions. (1) Child care facilities subject to the requirements of section 36.55. (2) Public utilities. (3) Religious institutions subject to the requirements of sec. tion 36.55. (4) Schools—Generalized private instruction. (e) Dimensional requirements. (1) Minimum lot area: 5,000 square feet. . _. (2) Minimum lot width: 45 feet. (3) Minimum lot frontage: 25 feet on a public street or an officially approved place. (4) Minimum yards: Front -20 feet. Side -5 feet for the first 2 stories plus 2 feet for each additional story; or for zero lot line dwellings, one at 0 feet and the other(s) at 10 feet; or for townhouses, 0 feet or 10 feet. Rear -20 feet, (5) Maximum building bulk: Height -35 feet. Building coverage -40 per cent. Floor area ratio—None. (6) Minimum building width: 20 feet for at least 75 per cent of the building's length. This provision shall not apply to zero lot line dwellings. Supp. No. 35 2510 ,�3 4 %O.V I \ G 4 36.8 (f) General provisions: All principal and accessory uses permit- ted within this zone are subject to the requirements of Articles ID and IV, the divisions and sections of which are indicated as follows: (1) Accessory uses and requirements: See Article III. a. Permitted accessory uses and buildings: See section 36.56. b. Accessory use and building regulations: See section 36.57. c. Off-street parking requirements: See section 36-58. d. Off-street loading requirements: Not applicable. e. Sign regulations: See section 36-60. F. Fence regulations: See section 3665. (2) General provisions: See Article IV. a. Dimensional requirements: See Division 1. b. Tree regulations: See Division 2. -_. c. Performance standards: See Division 3. d. Nonconformitites: See Division 4. (g) Special provisions. (1) If a tract of land one acre or greater in area is being subdivided or resubdivided into lots, it may be developed at a maximum gross density of eight (8) dwelling units per acre with minimum lot areas of four thousand (4,000) square feet and maximum lot area of seven thousand five hundred (7,500) square feet. Lots less than five thousand (5,000) square feet in area shall be developed with one wall of the dwelling unit having n zero side yard. (2) The provisions of section 36.8(cX3) were originally adopted December 30, 1983, and became effective December 31, 1984. The nonconforming use provisions of this chapter shall not apply after December 31, 1984, with respect to the number of roomers allowed in this zone. No dwelling unit shall be permitted to have a number of roomers in excess of the number allowed in section 36.8(cX3). (Ord. No. 86.3282, p 1, 3-11.86; Ord. No. 87-3349, 4 1(7), 12-1-87) Supp, No. 35 2511 u lan.y� uncnurn'ruur: Sec. 36.9. Factory -built housing residential (RFBH) zone. (a) Intent The factory -built housing residential (RFBH) zone is designed to provide for the placement of manufactured homes, mobile homes and modular homes within factory -built housing parks, or upon individually subdivided lots with a lot size smaller than that allowed in other zones permitting single-family dwell- ings. The RFBH zone also provides a location for the placement of those mobile homes which are not classified as manufactured homes and may not comply with the building, electrical, plumb. ing, or housing codes, and for those factory -built homes which do not have a minimum building width of twenty (20) feet. (b) Permitted uses. (1) Manufactured homes. (2) Mobile homes. (3) Modular homes. (c) Provisional uses. (1) Family care fncilities provided they shall not be located within one-quarter ('/4) mile of each other. (2) Manufactured homes, mobile homes and modular homes with a maximum of one roomer provided that one addi- tional off-street parking space shall be furnished. (d) Special exceptions. (1) Child care facilities subject to the requirements of section 36-55. (2) Public utilities. (3) Religious institutions subject to the requirements of sec- tion 36.55. (4) Schools—Generalized private instruction. (e) Dimen.sionalreynirements. (1) Minimum lot area: 4,000 square feet. (2) Minimum lot width: 35 feet. Supp. No. 35 25i 18 _5T4:? u ZONING 9 36.9 (3) Minimum lot frontage: 20 feet on a public street or an officially approved place. (4) Minimum yards: Front -20 feet. Side -5 feet. Rear -20 feet or 30 feet at RMH zone boundary. (5) Maximum building bulk: Height -25 feet. Building coverage -40 per cent. Floor area ratio—None. (D General provisions. All principal and accessory uses permit- ted within this zone are subject to the requirements of Articles III and IV, the divisions and sections of which are indicated as follows: (1) Accessory uses and requirements: See Article III a. Permitted accessory uses and buildings: See section 36.56. b. Accessory uses and building regulations: See section 36.57. c. Off-street parking requirements: See section 36-56. d. Off-street loading requirements: Not applicable. e. Sign regulations: See section 36-60. f. Fence regulations: See section 36-65. (2) General provisions: See Article IV. a. Dimensional requirements: See Division 1. b. Tree regulations: See Division 2. c. Performance standards: See Division 3. d. Nonconformities: See Division 4. (g) Special provisions. (1) In no instance shall an area zoned RMH he less than len (10) acres. (2) Manufactured housing parks shall comply with the provi- sions of Chapter 22 of the Code of Ordinances and the provisions of the Code of Iowa. Supp. No. 35 'L51:4 _5-;43 V r F:16.10 IUMA CITY CDllli Sec. 36.10. High density single-family residential zone (RS. 12). (a) Intent It is intended that this zone provide for the devel- opment of singe -family dwellings and duplexes at a high density of development in older portions of the community. Dwellings in this zone should have good access to all city services and facilities. (b) Permitted uses. (1) Detached single-family dwellings. (2) Duplexes. (e) Prouisional uses. (1) Dwelings allowed in this zone with a maximum of two (2) roomers in single-family dwellings and one roomer in each dwelling unit in duplexes, provided that additional off-street parking spaces shall be furnished at the ratio of one-half ('h) space per roomer. Multifamily dwellings, which exist as nonconforming uses, shall be permitted two (2) roomers per dwelling unit. (See "special provisions.") (2) Family care facilities provided they shall not be located within one-quarter (Ya) mile of each other. (3) Zero lot line dwellings and townhouses provided they shall be developed in accordance with section 36-55. (4) Accessory apartments, subject to the requirements of sec- tion 36.55. (d) Special exemptions. (1) Child care facilities subject to the requirements of section 36.55. (2) Public utilities. (3) Religious institutions subject to the requirements of sec. tion 36.55. (4) Schools—Generalized private instruction. (e) Dimensional requirements. (1) Minimum lot area: 5,000 square feet. Supp. No. 85 251.1 V :IG le ZONING (2) Minimum lot area per unit: 3,000 square feet. (3) Minimum lot width: 45 feet. (4) Minimum lot frontage: 25 feet on a public street or an Officially approved place. (5) Minimum yards: Front -20 feet. Side -5 feet for the first 2 stories plus 2 feet for each story;additional for zero lot line dwellings, at 0 and the ther(s)at10 feet, orfor ownho ses, 0 feet ore10 feet. Rear -20 feet. (6) Maximum building bulk: Height -35 feet. Building coverage -40 per cent. Floor area ratio—None. cent of ing feet for at least 75 (7) Minimum the building's dlength tThis 7 e provision shall not to zero lot line dwellings. (p General provisions. All principal and accessory uses permit- ted within this zone are subject to the requirements of Articles III and IV, the divisions and sections of which are indicated as follows: (1) Accessory uses and requirements: See Article III. a. Permitted accessory uses and buildings: See section 36.56. b. Accessory use and building regulations: See section 36-57. c. Off-street parking requirements: See section 36.58. d. Off-street loading requirements: Not applicable. e. Sign regulations: See section 36-60. f. Fence regulations: See section 36.65. (2) General provisions: See Article IV. u. Dimensionnl requirements: See Division I. b. Tree regulations: See Division 2. Supp. No. 35 $515 § 36.10 IOWA CITY CODE c. Performance standards: See Division 3. d. Nonconformities: See Division 4. (g) Special provisions. (1) The provisions of section 36.10(cXl) were adopted on June 14, 1985. After December 31, 1986, the nonconforming use provisions of this chapter shall not apply with respect to the number of roomers permitted in this zone and no dwelling unit in this zone shall be permitted to have a number of roomers in excess of the number permitted in Section 3610 (c)(1). (Ord. No. 86-3282, § 1, 3.11-86; Ord. No. 87.3349, § 1(8), 12.1-87) Sec. 36-11. Low density multifamily residential zone (RM - 12). (a) Intent It is intended that this zone provide for a high den- sity of single-family residential development and a low density of multifamily residential development. Dwellings in this zone should have good access to all city services and facilities. (b) Permitted uses. (1) Detached single-family dwellings. (2) Duplexes. (3) Multifamily dwellings. (c) Provisional uses. (1) Dwellings allowed in this zone with a maximum of two (2) roomers in each dwelling unit provided that for single. family dwellings and duplexes, additional off-street park- ing spaces shall be furnished at the ratio of one-half ('fi) space per roomer. (2) Family care facilities provided they shnll not be located within one-quarter ('/a) mile of each other. (3) Rooming houses, provided that the total floor area shall not exceed three hundred thirty (330) square feet for each two thousand seven hundred twenty-five (2,725) square feet of lot area and that there shall be of least one hundred (100) square feet of floor area for each roomer. Supp. No. ;15 2516 M .�7 ZONING 4SGdl lings and townhouses provided they (4) ro lot line developed inaccordance with the requirements of sea be tion 36.55. (5) Accessory apartments, subject to the requirements of sec- tion 36-55. (d) Special exceptions. (1) Cemeteries and mausoleums subject to the requirements of section 36.55. (2) Child care facilities subject to the requirements of section 36.55. (3) Funeral homes subject to the requirements of section 36-55. lities re is at ast (4) Group care hundred fifty (7150) square feet o lot aprovided that rea for acheoc occupant. (5) public utilities. (6) Religious institutions subject to the requirements of sec- tion 36-55. (7) Schools—Generalized private instruction. (8) Schools—Specialized private instruction subject to the pro- visions of section 36.11(gx2). (9) Transient housing provided that there is at least seven perma- nenthundred resident( and two hundred (200) square feet for each temporary resident. (e) Dimensional requirements.he following to the uses of th s zone: requirements shall be app) Supp. NO. M, 2517 ,Sf�3 u a e Single-family Singlrfamily Town- Duplexes and Multi- ,. z (non 0-!ot line) (0 -lot line) houses other uses family ° (1) Minimum lot area: 4,000 sf 3,000 sf 3,000 aC 6,000 of 8,175 of (2) Minimum lot area per unit: 4,000 sf 3,000 sf 3,000 of 3,000 sf 2,725 sf (3) Minimum lot width: 35ft 20ft 18 R 45 R 60ft (4) Minimum lot front. 20 R 20ft 18 R 35 R 40 R age on a public street or an officially ap. N proved place: v, (5) Minimum yards: Front: 201t 20ft 20 R 20 R 20ft Side: 5 feet for the first 2 stories plus 2 feet for each additional story; for townhouse units, 0 feet or 10 feel; and for zero lot line dwellings, one at 0 feet and the other at 10 feet. Rear: 20 It 20 R 20 ft 20 R 20 R (6) Maximum building bulk: Height: 35 R 35 R 35 R 35 R 35 R I II t^ I ZONING 5 36.12 (3) The provisions of section 36.11(cXI) were adopted on June 14, 1985. After December 31, 1986, the nonconforming use provisions of this chapter shall not apply with respect to the number of roomers permitted in this zone and no dwell. ing unit in this zone shall be permitted to have it number of roomers in excess of the number permitted in section 36-11(c)(1). (Ord. No. 86.3282, § 1, 3-11.86; Ord. No. 87-3349, § 1(9),12.1-87) Sec. 36.12. Medium density multifamily residential zone (RM - 20). (a) Intent. It is the purpose of this zone to provide for the development of medium density multifamily housing in areas suitable for this density and to serve a market demand for this type of housing. This zone is particularly well suited to locations adjacent to neighborhood activity centers and should have good access to all city services and facilities. (b) Permitted uses. (1) Multifamily dwellings. (c) Provisional uses. (1) Detached single-family dwellings subject to the dimensional requirements of the RS -12 zone. (2) Dwellings allowed in this zone with i1 maximum of three (3) roomers in each dwelling unit provided that for single. family dwellings and duplexes, additional off-street park. ing spaces shall be furnished at the ratio of one-half N.) space per roomer. (3) Duplexes provided they shall be developed in accordance with the dimensional requirements of the RM -12 zone, except that the minimum lot area shall be three thousand six hundred (3,600) square feet and the minimum lot area per unit one thousand eight hundred (1,800) square feet. (4) Family enre fncilities provided they shall not be located within one-quarter ('h) mile of each other. (5) Fraternity/sorority houses, provided there shall be five hum dred forty-five (545) square feel of lot area for each person residing on the premises. Supp. No. 35 2521 5x T w 436-12 IOWA CITY CODE -- (6) (Nursing homes subject to the requirements of section 36.55. (7) Religious institutions subject to tion 36.55. the requirements of sec. (8) Rooming houses, provided that the total noor area shall not exceed three hundred thirty (330) square feet for each one thousand eight hundred (1,800) square feet of lot area and that there shall be at least one hundred (100) square feet of floor area for each roomer. (9) Townhouses and zero lot line dwellings subject to the re- quirements of section 36.55, provided they are developed in accordance with the dimensional rgquirements of the RM -12 zone, except that each unit shall have a minimum lot area of one thousand eight hundred (1,800) square feet. (10) Accessory apartments, subject to the requirements of sec- tion 36-55. (d) Special exceplion& (1) Cemeteries and mausoleums subject to the requirements of section 36.55. (2) Child care facilities subject to the requirements of section 36.55. (3) Clubs. (4) Elderly housing. (5) Group care facilities provided that there is at least five hundred fifty (550) square feet of lot area for each occupant. (6) Public utilities. (7) Schools—Generalized private instruction. (8) Tfansient housing provided that there is at least five hun• dred fifty (550) square feet of lot area for each permanent resident and two hundred (200) square feet for each tempo• racy resident. (e) Dimensional requirement& (1) Minimum lot area: 5,000 square feet. Supp. No. 35 2522 542 V ZONING 136-12 (2) Minimum lot area per unit: 1,800 square feet. (3) Minimum lot width: 60 feet. (4) Minimum lot frontage: 35 feet on a public street or an officially approved place. (5) Minimum yards: Front -20 feet. Side -5 feet for the first 2 stories plus 2 feet for each additional story. Rear -20 feet. (6) Maximum building bulk: Height -35 feet. Building coverage -45 per cent. Floor area ratio—None. (f) General provisions. All principal and accessory uses permit- ted within this zone are subject to the requirements of Articles III and IV, the divisions and sections of which are indicated as follows: (1) Accessory uses and requirements: See Article III. a. Permitted accessory uses and buildings: See section 36.56. b. Accessory use and building regulations: See section 36.57. c. Off-street parking requirements: See section 36.58. d. Off-street loading requirements: Not applicable. e. Sign regulations: See section 36-60. I, Fence regulations: See section 36.65. (2) General provisions: See Article N. n. Dimensional requirements: See Division 1. b. Tree regulations: See Division 2. c. Performance standards: See Division 3. d. Nonconformities: See Division 4. (g) Special provisions. (1) Religious institutions which existed on August 7, 1962, Supp. No. 35 2523 V p 4 3612 IOWA CITY CODE may expand without compliance with the dimensional re- quirements or the off-street parking requirements. (Ord. No. 87-3349, § 1(10), 12-1-87) Sec. 36-13. Neighborhood conservation residential zone (RNC -20). (a) Intent. It is the purpose of this zone to preserve the charac- ter of existing neighborhoods and these regulations are designed to prevent existing multifamily uses within the neighborhood from becoming nonconforming. Conversions and redevelopment may occur up to the density provided in this zone. (b) Permitted uses. (1) Detached single-family dwellings. (2) Duplexes. (3) Multifamily dwellings. (e) Provisional uses. (1) Dwellings allowed in this zone with a maximum of three (3) roomers in each dwelling unit provided that for single- family dwellings and duplexes, additional off-street park- ing spaces shall be furnished at the ratio of one-half ('h) space per roomer. (2) Family care facilities provided they shall not be located within one-quarter ('/4) mile of each other. (3) Fraternity/sorority houses, provided there shall be five hun. dred forty-five (545) square feet of lot area for each person residing on the premises. (4) Nursing homes subject to the requirements of section 36.55. (5) Religious institutions subject to the requirements of sec- tion 36.55. (6) Rooming houses provided that the total near area shall not exceed three hundred thirty (330) square feet for each one thousand eight hundred (1,800) square feet of lot area and that there shall be at least one hundred (100) square feet of floor area for each roomer. SupP• Na. 36 2524 5�3 ZONING 4 36.13 (7) Accessory apartments, subject to the requirements of sec. M S�3 tion 36.55. (d) Special exceptions. (1) Child care facilities subject to the requirements of section 36.55. (2) Group care facilities provided that there is at least five hundred fifty (550) square feet of lot area for each occupant. (3) Public utilities. (4) Schools—Generalized private instruction. (5) Transient housing provided that there is at least five hun- dred and fifty (550) square feet of lot area for each perma. nent resident and two hundred (200) square feet for each temporary resident. (e) Dimensional requirements. (1) Minimum lot area: 5,000 square feet. (2) Minimum lot area per unit: 1,800 square feet. (3) Minimum lot width: 40 square feel. (4) Minimum lot frontage: 25 square feet on a public street or an officially approved place. (5) Minimum yards: Front -20 feet. Side -5 feel for the first story plus 2 feet for each addi. tional story. Rear -20 feet. (6) Maximum building bulk: Height -35 feel. Building coverage -45 percent. Floor area ratio—None. (7) Minimum building width: 20 feet for at least 75 per cent of u the building's length. (0 General provisions. All principal and accessory uses permit. , ted within this zone are subject to the requirements of Articles III Supp. No. 35 2525 M S�3 V M 5 36.13 IOW.\ CITY CODE ' and IV, the divisions and sections of which are indicated as follows: (1) Accessory uses and requirements: See Article III. a. Permitted accessory uses and buildings: See section 36.56. b. Accessory use and building regulations: See section 36-57. c. Off-street parking requirements: See section 8. d. Off-street loading requirements: Not applicable. e. Sign regulations: See section 36.60. f. Fence regulations: See section 36.65. (2) General provisions: See Article IV- a. Dimensional requirements: See Division 1. b. Tree regulations: See Division 2. c. Performance standards: See Division 3. d. Nonconformities: See Division 4. (g) Special provisions. (1) All uses or buildings which were conforming prior to De- cember 13, 1982, shall be construed to be conforming under the terms of this chapter. Any building containing a con- forming use may be torn down and rebuilt provided it does not exceed its present density or the density of this zone, whichever is greater, and is in conformance with all other provisions of this chapter. ch (2) has been destroyed or damaged by fire, a plosion act of God or a public enemy may be rebuilt to its present state. (3) Religious institutions which existed on August 7, 1962, may expand without compliance with the dimensional re- quirements or the off-street parking requirements. (Ord. No. 87.3349, 4 1(11), 12-1.87) Sec. 36.14. High density multifamily residential zone (RM - 44). (a) Intent. It is intended that this zone establish areas for the development of high density multifamily dwellings and group Supp. No. 35 2526 5 /3 u ZONING 4 3614 living qunrters. Additionally, it is intended that this zone he located near an arterial street for proper access. Due to the dif- ferent types of uses permitted within the zone, careful attention to site design and development is expected to assure that all uses are mutually compatible. Supp. No. 35 2526.1 A ZONING 43623 (19) Restaurants. (20) Wholesale trade and warehouse establishments for the goods listed in the I-1 zone. (c) Provisional uses. (1) Funeral homes subject to the requirements of section 3655. (2) Kennels and veterinary establishments provided they are not located within two hundred (200) feet of an R zone. (3) Retail establishments other than listed when associated with the uses allowed in this zone provided that not more than fifty (50) per cent of the total ground floor area shall be devoted to the retail display of merchandise. (4) Uses engaged to any extent in light manufacturing, com- pounding, assembly and/or treatment of articles, provided: a. The total floor area shall not exceed five thousand (5,000) square feet; - - b. The lot on which the use is located is not contiguous to a lot with a use owned or operated by the same person; c. A person intending to establish such use can demon- strate compliance with the performance standards of section 36-76 through certification by a registered pro- fessional engineer or other qualified person; and d. The following uses shall be prohibited: 1. Chemicals and allied products, manufacture of. 2. Disposal, reduction or dumping of dead animals or offal. 3. Explosives, manufacture of. 4. Graineries. 5. Iron and steel foundries. 6. Leather tanning. 7. Meat packing. 8. Motor vehicle manufacture. 9. Oil refining and alcohol plants. 10. Petroleum refining and related industries. 11. Poultry processing. 12. Production of stone, clay, glass, including Port- land cement plants and quarries. 13. Radioactive waste storage or disposal. Supp. No. 35 2645 5�3 M 136-23 IOWA MY CODE - 14. Rubber and plastics, manufacture of. 15. Sawmills. 16. Stockyards and slaughterhouses. 17. Textile mills. (d) Special exceptions (1) Adult businesses, such as massage parlors and other sim- ilar establishments which feature nude dancers or models, provided they shall not be located within five hundred (500) feet of a restaurant or another adult business. (2) Cementitious concrete batch/mix plants. (3) Dwellings located above the ground floor of another prin. cipal use permitted in this zone, provided that the density does not exceed one dwelling unit per one thousand eight hundred (1,800) square feet of lot area. A maximum of three (3) roomers may reside in each dwelling unit. (4) Group care facilities provided that there is at least three hundred (300) square feet of lot area for each occupant. (4-5) Uses engaged to any extent in light manufacture, com- pounding, assembly and/or treatment of articles, as pro. vided in section 36-23(cX4), where the total floor arca ex. ceeds five thousand (5,000) square feet; provided, however, that the total floor area shall not exceed ten thousand (10,000) square feet. (5) Public utilities. (6) Schools—Specialized private instruction. (7) Transient housing provided that there is at least three hundred (300) square feet of lot area for each permanent resident and two hundred (200) square feet for each tempo. rary resident. (e) Dimensional requirements. (1) Minimum lot area: None. (2) Minimum lot width: None. (3) Minimum lot frontage: None. Supp. No. 35 M 2546 153 I ZONING 3 3624 (4) Minimum yards: Front -20 feet. Side—None. Rear—None. (5) Maximum building bulk: Height -35 feet. ! Lot coverage—None. Floor area ratio -1. (0 General provision& All principal and accessory uses permit. ted within this zone are subject to the requirements of Articles III and IV, the divisions and sections of which are indicated as follows: (1) Accessory uses and requirements: See Article III. a. Permitted accessory uses and buildings: See section 36.56. b. Accessory use and building regulations: See section 36-57. c. Off-street parking requirements: See section 36-58. d. Off-street loading requirements: See section 36-59. e. Sign regulations: See section 36-60. f. Fence regulations: See section 36.65. (2) General provisions: See Article IV. a. Dimensional requirements: See Division 1. b. Tree regulations: See Division 2. c. Performance standards: See Division 3. I d. Nonconformities: See Division 4. (g) Special provisions. None. (Ord. No. 87.3357, 4 1, 12.22.87) See. :16-24. Research development park zone (RPD). (a) lulenL It is intended that this zone provide areas for the development of office, research, production and/or assembly, and similar uses. Office and research uses should be predominant in j V I Supp. Nu. 3.5 2546.1 ZONING 136-54 sion and shall include a proposed ordinance establishing such OHP zone and describing the boundary. A copy of the report shall also be submitted to the office of historic preservation of the Iowa State Historical Department for review and recommendations concerning the proposed area. Com- ments from the office of historic preservation regarding the pro- posed area shall be received by the city prior to the date of any action taken by the planning and zoning commission which sets forth recommendations to the city council on an ordinance estab- lishing the proposed area as an OHP zone. (b) Within sixty (60) days of the receipt of the report, of rec- ommendations from the historic preservation commission and the office of historic preservation of the Iowa State Historical Department, and of the proposed ordinance, the planning and zoning commission shall submit its recommendations to the city council with respect to the relation of such designation to the comprehensive plan, zoning ordinance, proposed public improve- ments and other plans for the renewal of the area involved. The planning and zoning commission shall recommend approval, dis. approval or modification of the proposed OHP zone. Upon sub- mission of the report of the planning and zoning commission, or upon the expiration of the sixty (60) day period, the matter shall be transmitted to the city council. The historic preservation com- mission shall be advised of any modifications to the proposed OHP zone which are recommended by the planning and zoning commission. (c) If the area of the proposed OHP zone as approved by the historic preservation commission is altered by the planning and zoning commission, the city council shall submit a description of the altered proposed area of historical significance or the petition describing the area, to the office of historic preservation of the Iowa State Historical Department for review and recommenda- tions concerning the proposed area. (d) The recommendations from the office of historic preserva- tion concerning the proposed area or altered proposed area shall be received by the city prior to setting a public hearing conducted by the city council on an ordinance establishing an OHP zone. Any recommendations made by the office of historic preservation Supp. No. 35 2667 m Sf3 4 36-54 IOWA CITY CODE shall be made available by the city to the public for viewing during normal working hours at a city government place of pub. lic access. Upon receiving the recommendations of the office of historic preservation on the proposed area and/or altered proposed area, the city council shall provide notice of such hearing as provided by law and conduct a public hearing on the ordinance establish. ing an OHP zone. The council may adopt or reject the ordinance or may refer the OHP zone designation to the historic preserva. tion commission for modification. If the council refers the OHP zone designation to the historic preservation commission for modi. fication, the procedures described in subsections (a) through (d) of this section shall be followed, with the exceptions that, unless substantial modifications are proposed, the public hearing re. quirement described in subsection (a) may be waived, and only property owners affected by the council's proposed modification shall be notified by mail of the modification prior to action by the historic preservation commission. DIVISION 3. ADDITIONAL REGULATIONS Sec, 36.55. Use and requirements. The following principal uses are listed as provisional uses or special exceptions in various zones in this chapter. These uses are required to meet the regulations indicated, in addition to the regulations of the zone in which the uses are allowed, only when this division is referred to in the requirements for each use. In case of any conflict between the regulations of the zone in which the use is allowed as n provisional use or special exception and the additional regulations of this division, the most restrictive regulations shall govern. (a) Airports, heliports and helistops. (1) The area shall be sufficient to meet the Federal Avia. tion Agency's requirements for the class of airport proposed. (2) No existing tall structures or natural obstructions out- side the proposed airport, which would protrude above Supp. No. ;ti 2588 S?1-3 ZONING 4 3655 the approach zones established for the proposed run- ways or landing strips, shall be permitted to remain. (3) Certification shall be obtained from the Federal Aero- nautics Administration that airport traffic will not interfere with the flight pattern of the Iowa City Air- port or any other nearby airport. (a.l) Accessory apartments The installation of temporary acces- sory apartments in owner -occupied, single-family homes is permitted in accordance with the following requirements: (1) The accessory apartment shall be complete, separate housekeeping (dwelling) unit, independent in function from the principal single-family dwelling unit. (2) Not more than one accessory apartment may be estab- lished in a single-family dwelling. (3) The owner of the dwelling in which an accessory apart. ment is located must occupy at least one of the dwell- ing units on the premises as the permanent legal resi. dent, except for bona fide temporary absences not to exceed six (6) months at any one time. (4) The accessory apartment and the principal dwelling shall be under the same ownership. (5) The accessory apartment shall be designed so that the appearance of the building in which it is located re- mains that of a single-family residence. Any new en. trances should face the side or rear yard of the build. ing, and no addition for an accessory apartment shall increase the floor area of the original dwelling by more than ten (10) per cent. (6) One additional off-street parking space shall be pro. vided for the accessory apartment. (7) Maximum floor aren. The accessory apartment shall be clearly subordinate in area to the single-family dwelling. In no case may the accessory apartment con. tain more thou thirty (30) per cent of the building's total floor area, or be larger than eight hundred (800) square feet, or have more than two bedrooms. (8) Minimum floor area. The accessory apartment shall have at least three hundred (300) square feet of floor area. Supp. Nn. 35 2580 1-M P w V S 9655 IOWA gITY COUE (9) Minimum lot area per unit: [None. (10) Prior to the issuance of an accessory apartment per- mit, the owner shall file in the office of the Johnson County recorder a declaration of covenants stating that the right to maintain an accessory apartment ceases upon transfer of title and the right to maintain an accessory apartment in no way constitutes approval of the dwelling as a duplex. A copy of the declaration shall be provided to the department of housing and inspection services as a prior condition to issuance of the permit. (11) notarized h affidavit from the owner verifying that he/she will occupy one of the dwelling units on the premises except for bona ride temporary absences and that one of the occupants is elderly or handicapped shall be submitted to the city prior to issuance of an accessory apartment permit. Thereafter, the owner shall as a requirement for continuance of the accessory apart' ment use, submit a notarized affidavit by January 31, each year, certifying compliance with this requirement. (12) The effective period of the permit shall be for three (3) years. At the end of every three (3) years, renewal of the accessory w apartment permit should be granted after completion of a routine housing inspection verifying that the property remains the principal residence of the owner and thatall of the conditionsof this chapter have been met. (b) Cemeteries and maasnlcunl.v. (1) Area, Any new cemetery shall be located on a site containing not less than twenty (20) acres. (2) Setback. All structures including but not limited to a mausoleum, permanent monuments or maintenance building shall be setback not less than thirty (30) feet from any property line or street right-ofway Iine and all graves or burial lots shall be set back not less than ten (10) feet from any property line nr street right-of- way. (c) Child care%acilittea The following requirements shall apply when more than six (0) children are to be eared for far more Supp. Nubaa two (2) hours at a time. 2590 A7V✓ f � J ZONING S 3655 (1) A fenced outdoor play area of not less than one hun- dred (100) square feet per child using the area at any given time shall be provided. (2) No playground equipment shall be permitted in the front or side yards. (3) Fenced play areas shall be enclosed or protected, well drained, free from hazards, and shall be readily acces- sible to the center. (4) The center shall be provided with at least thirty-five (35) square feet of accessible, usable interior floor space per child, excluding kitchen, bathrooms, and halls. (5) In addition to the requirements above, the facility's operation and maintenance shall meet all applicable state requirements. (d) Clubs. (1) Clubs shall be located with access to arterial streets as identified on the comprehensive plan map or on street pavements wider than twenty-eight (28) feet. (2) Dimensional requirements. a. Minimum lot area: 40,000 square feel. b. Minimum yards: 1. Front yard -30 feet 2. Side yard -30 feet 3. Rear yard -50 feet 4. Parking—Not closer than 20 feet to a side or rear lot line. c. Building bulk: 1. The maximum permitted floor area ratio shall be 0.3. 2. The maximum permitted building coverage shall be 15 per cent. (e) Drive-in theaters. (1) The site shall have direct access to a primary or sec- ondary eaondary arterinl street as identified on the comprelhen. sive plan map. Supp. No. 35 2591 ,5/0 § 36.55 IOWA CITY CODE (2) The viewing side of the theater screen shall not be visible from within one thousand (1,000) feet of any existing or proposed public street. (3) Cars parked in the viewing area shall be screened on all sides by a solid wall or fence not less than six (6) feet in height. (4) All entrances and exits shall be separated and inter. nal circulation shall be laid out to provide one-way traffic. Supp. No. 35 V 25'92 S� 3 ZONING 43655 be obtained. Failure to maintain said license shall constitute abandonment. (4) Extraction shall not occur within one thousand (1,000) feet of an R zone. (5) Extraction shall not occur within one hundred (100) feet of abutting property or a street. (6) Compliance with all other applicable state regulations shall be met. (i) Funeral homes. (1) Funeral homes shall be located with access to a sec- ondary or primary arterial street as identified on the comprehensive plan map. (2) The site shall have a minimum frontage of one hun- dred twenty (120) feet and a minimum lot area of forty thousand (40,000) square feet. (j) Junkyards. (1) No operation shall be permitted closer than one thou- sand (1,000) feet from any established R zone. (2) All outdoor storage shall be conducted entirely within an enclosed fence, wall, or other solid screen except for driveway areas. Such solid screen shall be constructed on or inside the front, side and rear lot lines and shall be constructed in such a manner that no outdoor stor- age or salvage operations shall be visible from an adjacent property, street, or highway. Storage, either temporary or permanent, between such fence or wall and any property line is expressly prohibited. Junk or salvage materials shall not be piled higher than the height of the fence, nor against the fence. (3) For fire protection, an unobstructed firebreak shall be maintained, fifteen (15) feet in width and completely surrounding the junkyard. (4) The storage of rags, paper, and similar combustible waste shall not be closer than one hundred (100) feet to any property line, unless enclosed in a masonry building of not less than four-hour fico -resistive construction. Supp. No. 35 2595 ,�3 4 3655 IOWA CITY CODE I- (k) Kennels and veterinary establishments. No kennel area or animal yard shall be located within four hundred (400) feet of any dwelling not located on the premises. (1) Nursing homes. (1) Nursing homes shall be located with access to arterial streets as identified on the comprehensive plan map or on street pavements wider than twenty-eight (28) feet. (2) Dimensional requirements: a. Minimum lot area: 600 square feet of lot area per each bed. b. Minimum yards: I. Front yard -40 feet. 2. Side yard -30 feet. 3. Rear yard -25 feet. c. The maximum permitted building coverage shall be 40 per cent. (m) Religious institutions. - - - --- ` - - (1) Religious institutions shall be located with access to arterial streets as identified on the comprehensive plan map or on street pavements wider than twenty-eight (28) feet. (2) Dimensional requirements. a. Minimum lot area: Forty thousand (40,000) square feet. b. Minimum yards. Two (2) feet of horizontal distance shall be provided for each foot of building height measured between the nearest point of any lot line and the nearest point from which the height is measured. (n) Stables. Such structures shall be located at least one thou- sand (1,000) feet from any R zone boundary. (Ord. No. 87.3349, § 1(12),12-1-87) Supp. No. 35 2596 SV3 i ZONING 636-69 (i) Parking, off-street Except as otherwise provided in section 30-58, open of -street parking may be located in any yard. () Porches, balconies, decks and stoops, uncovered Porches, balconies, decks and stoops which are uncovered may ex- tend into any yard provided that such projections shall not extend into a front yard more than eight (8) feet. Stoops may extend into a side yard not more than two (2) feet. (k) Sign& Except as otherwise provided in section 36.60 et seq., signs may be located in any yard. @ Swimming pools and hot tubs. Swimming pools and hot tube with a depth of eighteen (18) inches or more may be located in any yard, provided that in an R zone they shall not be located in a front yard and shall not be located closer than ten (10) feet to a side or rear lot line. (m) Telephone, coin-operated In commercial and industrial zones, coin-operated telephones may be located in any yard. (n) Windows. Hay windows and similar projecting windows may extend into any yard provided that in an R zone they shall not extend into the aide yard or the rear yard of a reversed corner lot. Sec. 36.89. Requirements and exceptions for established setbacks. (a) Where at least fifty (50) per cent of the lots along a frontage are occupied by buildings that deviate in setback more than live (6) feet from the required front yard, the minimum front yard for each lot along the frontage shall be established in the following manner: (1) If all the buildings have a setback of more than five (5) feet of the required front yard, the front yard shall be equiva. lent to the setback of the closest building to the street. (2) If all the buildings are located more than five (5) feet closer to the street than the required front yard, the front yard shall be established five (5) feet closer to the street than the required front yard. Supp. No. 35 m 2653 4 3669 IOWA CPCY CODE (3) If (1) or (2) is not the case, the front yard for each lot shall be determined as follows: a. Interior and double frontage lots. At the option of the lot owner, the front yard shall be established as the front yard required in the zone in which the lot is located or otherwise as follows: 1. The front yard of a lot shall be established as an average of the setbacks of the principal buildings on the abutting lots to each side. 2. Where a principal building is located on an abut- ting lot on one side only, the minimum front yard shall be equal to the setback of the principal build. ing on the abutting lot. b. Corner lots. The minimum front yard of a corner lot shall be the front yard required for the zone in which it is located. (b) A special exception may be granted by the board of adjust- ment modifying yard requirements when the owner or lawful occupant of property demonstrates that such person's situation is peculiar to the property in question, that there is practical diffi- culty in complying with the dimensional requirements of the chapter and the conditions of section 36-91 can be met. (Ord. No. 87.3356, C 1, 12.22-87) Sec. 3&70. Height exceptions. (a) The following structures or parts thereof shall be exempt from the height limitations set forth in the zones indicated, pro- vided that an increase in height shall not conflict with the provi- sions of the Johnson County/Iowa City airport zoning ordinance: (1) /n all zones. a. Chimneys or flues. b. Church spires. c. Cupolas, domes, skylights and other similar roof pro. trusions not used for the purpose of obtaining habit- able floor space. d. Fatm structures including barns, silos, storage bins and similar structures when associated with a farm. e. Flagpoles. Supp. No. 3v 2654 ICU3 .AM STATUTORY REFERENCE TABLE This table shows the location within this Cade, either in the text or notes follow• ing the text, ofrefarences to the state law or related matters. I.C.A. Section Section I.C.A. Section this Code Section this Code 4.1 1.2 321.299 23151 4.10D 17A.19 1.5 321.302 23151 Ch. 48 1844 321.304 23-152 Ch. 56 1011 321.306 Ch. 10, Art. 11(note) 321.307 23125 Ch. 70 2020 321.311 23.138 Ch. 104A 18.32 321.314-321.318 23200 23-132 Ch. 123 5.1, 56(0 9-1-8 321.319 123.1 Ch. S(note) 321.320 23165 123.32 5-14 321.321 23.166 123.32(2) Ch, 5(Rate) 321.322 23-163 123.39 Ch. 5(note) 321.324 23-161, 23-164 123.49121 5.36 5 36 .121.32G 23169 Ch. 135C 80 321.327 23.217 135.D.1 Ch. 22(note) 321.328 23212 135D.26 36 One Ml) 321.329 23218 Ch. 162 7.58 321.331 23218 Ch. 237 36410(31 321.332 23.220 321.1 Ch. 23 (note) 321.341 23221 23.1 321.345 23.131 321.98 321.174 2399 321.353 23162 23Ifi7, 23168 321.229 321.358 2319 23.235 321.230 321.362 232 23.121 321.231 321.368 2312:1 321.365 23133 321.232 23.123 321.367 23.122 321.234 23,2 321.361 23133 Ch. 23, Art. IV (note) 321.371 23.134 321.236 Ch. 23 (note) 321.384 23140 Ch. 23, Art. IV (nalel 321.448 2862 321336(7) Ch. 35 (note) Ch. 321G 23190 321.255 2330 Ch. 32924.43 321.256 23-29 329.5 4'71, 4.80 321.257 23,74•1.82 329.9 321,259 23.36' 329.11, 329.12 4.77 321.260 28164.71 329.1:1 321.264 321.26 2350 Ch. 3:10 Ch. 4.81 •1 (note), 4.20 321.2688 2348 331.33:1 23,49 23222 321.277 851.1 28 139 Ch. 7 321,285 Ch. 351A 23.188 7.38 16 321.297 :(62.3 23124 32.1 Supp, No. 35 291a .AM u -6-W3 i IOW A c rry Cone Section LC.A- section thiso CCodee I.C.A. lhh Code Section Section I8 34(h) - Ch.361 11.7 Ch. 536 Ch.22, Ch.536A 18.34(b) 3642 Art II(note) Ch.554,Art.7 32.1.32(e) 1g.37(c) Ch. 31 (nate) A Ch. 18(note 364.12(2) 364.12121(hl Ch. 31, Art. V. 601A601A.1 Ch. 19(note) Div. 3 (ooze) .17 23263 364.12(2Mc) 31.12 601A.1 Ch. 24, Art. VI 364.12121d1 31.111 657.1 (nate), 24.101 3729 Cherter(note) 6572 24.101. 372.1.'K3) Ch. 2, Art. ill, Chs. 687-747 1.21 Div. 5(no") 29.1 2.19 155.11 376.2 1.1 380.8 8.16 380.10 8104 8.161 Ch. 384 32.6 384.40 Ch. 33 (note) 384.63 2.207 388.1 Ch. 33 (note) Ch. 2O, Art. 11 392.5 (note) Ch. 27, Art. II 392.7 (note) Ch. 397 14.2,14-28 403.12(lIh) B-1 4091 Ch. 32 (note) 409.11 3240 409.14 Ch. 32 (note), 324 Ch. 414 364@)(9,(c)(81, M21 4.17 414.4 4-77,27.17 414.6 4.80 414.15 2.206 Ch. 419 32.121 Ch. 422A 32.1.31. 427A.1 32.1.32 24-160 455B.381 24.160 456B.411 17.2 Ch. 499A 17.2 Ch. 4996 18-34(b) Ch. 524 18.341b) Ch. 533 C 18 34(b) Ch. 534 (TBo next pogo ie 20351 Supp. No. 35 2914 -6-W3 i 0 .5'ef3 CODE COMPARATIVE TABLE Ord. No. Adpt• Date Section Section this Cnde 2 23.274 3-5 23276-23.278 87.3338 9. 8.87 6 23.270 Rpld 2J-255 87-3339 87.3340 9- 8.87 1 1 25.37 Rpld 87.3341 9. 8.87 2221-2-224 9, 8.87 30.1-30.10 11 1_4 3Xi5 33.163-33.165 87-3342 5 6 33.167 9- 8.87 1 33.169 32.140, 32.155, 32.1.63, 32.165, 32.1.70, 87-3346 11.10-87 2 32.1.73 Ch. 32.1(tillc) 873349 12. 1.87 2 24.160-24.162 10) 364(aX2,1) (2) (AN) 36.4(eXl1) (5) a6.4(hxl),(1.1) (6) 364c)(4) (7) 36.7(CX3) . (8) 3WCX5) (9) 36.10(cX4) (10) 06-I1(cX5) 3612(cl(lo) 87.3350 (ID 36.13(cN7) 11.17.87 1(12) 36.55(a.1) 8.101-8.112, 8.124-8.127, 87.3351 12 1.87 8.138-8.144, 8.146-8.154 1 2 Rpld 7.25 7.36 87.3352 87-3353 12. 1417 3 2 757 87••3.754 12. 1.87 �, 1.21, 1.22 12 187 1.2 Rpld 9.1.7 25.3, 25.4 87-x355 87.3356 12. 1.87 3 1 2550 87-3357 12.2287 1 31.137 87,7368 12.22.87 36-690>) 12.2287 2 36.23(c)(4),(dR4.5) 31-11 Supp. No. 35 IThu nest pnga• is 29711 2969 .5'ef3 V a CODE INDEX A ABANDONMENT Section Abandoning animals ._.._—____ 1.3 ACCIDENTS Airport accidents ... ..... ........_._.___._.___...___.. 443 Iowa River regulations ........ ...... ........ ........... ..... ....... ... . 24.78 at seq. Iowa River. See that title Traffic accidents .............................. ... ... ........ .___... 23.84 etseq. Traffic. See that title ADMINISTRATION. See specific aublects ADMINISTRATIVE CODE Agency secretary, designation .................................................. 2.190 Appealrecords................................................................................. 2.191 Applicability....................................................................................... 2.182 Definitions.......................................................................................... 2-181 Emergency orders ........... ..... ....... ...................... _.. 2.188 Failure of property owner Authority of city to perform work and assess charges... ............ .... .............. _...... ........... _...... _— 2.189 Ilearines on actions, Interpretations, notices, etc..........,. 2.194 Decision of agency after hearing ........................................ 2.187 Procedure on hearings............................................................. 2.186 Time for commencement of hearings ................................ 2-185 Informal dispositions..................................................................... 2.192 Notices and orders......................................................................... 2.184 Personnel of city in general. See: Officers and Em- ployees Purpose.......... ........... ....... ..__............... ............. 2-180 Record of appeals .................... ..... ........ _.................. .... 2.191 Violation notice and order ...... ._.. _............................ 2.183 ADMINISTRATIVE SERVICE DEPARTMENTS Cooperation.... ..... ............... ...... __....... ............ .............. 2.2 Reads of department ....... ...................... .... _........................ 2.3 Legal department _................... ... .......................... ._.... 2-5 Officers... ............................ _........................ _.................... __ 24 Organized... .............. ......... ......... ........................... _........ 2.1 ADVERTISING Billposters, billposlinR and distributing Definitions ....... __......__... ..... . ............. 3.10 Lome paper, removal from billboards, etc .......... .... 3.23 Manner of distribution ... ... ..... .................. __..... _ 3.21 Persons may distribute bilis within their own bual- ness, etc, ................ _._........ _.. _... .......... ........... 922 Supp, No. 35 2977 0 IOWA CITY CODE ADVFRTISINC;—C,,t,d. Posting bills on property without In....t t Street distribution Seetim, ....... .. Vehicles,Placing .. . ... .. .............- handbills. 3-19 3,21 Gollic.out-of.bus at.., an Orin mess and similar sales Golne.out.of business 8.20 and similar sales title . a that 21.31 It seq. ADVERTISING SIC .NS 7Oni4- repuirements 7."i"9' See that title AGED PERSONS Senior center commission Senior center commb,sb,*,n,,.**S-e*-.that ..... .. .. *"** .. .. .. ... AGENCIES Person construed re AGREEAfENTS. Soa: Contracts and Agreements AIR CONDITIONING AND REFRIGERATION Ale'luffnicAl code I'lle,linniciii colic. See that litle .......................... AIR POLLUTION Hazardous substances Hazardous s,bat, "'*-"-4 ...... ........... .... . ncea. See that title zoning Perlarallince requirements 7, ."1094 See ala. that title .............................................. . AIRPORT COMMISSION Appointment Bond or.embers Compensati . . .. .... .. ..... .............. .... Composition ............................................ Created Orrice, ... . ....... Pow .ie ... .. Ors and duts Reports .................. ...... . ....... .. Rule making paw'C',* .--.'-""...... ...... ..... . ........ ................. Term or office ... . .. Varnnrire ....... .. .... ...... .. .. ..... . ... ....... AIRPORTS AND AIRCRAFT . . .... ..... .......... Accidents IV lines&,, t0, reports Ai r I' s gilt lilailat ... 1". Aitltr "9111.0, SUPP- No. 35 2978 36-1 It seq. 2560 1.2 8.44 et sell 1'760 It seq. :16.76 4.17 4.19 4.18 4-17 4-16 4-22 4.20 4.21 4.23 4-17 4.17 4.43 CODEINDEX AMUSEMENTS AND AMUSEMENT PLACES Section Group activities in parks ........................... 25.49 at seq. Parks and recreation. See that title Parades and processions Street definitions ............................... 31-1 Publir entertainments 31-1 Street definitions ................................ Rally or demonstration Street definitions ...................... ......... 31-1 Use permits for use of public ways ................. 31.134 et Beq. ANIMALS AND FOWL Animal 7-9 Defined ........................................ Giving away live animals as gifts or prizes ..... 7.7 Animal control Personnel Authorized licensing agents ...................... 7 22fsI Interference with ............................... 7.24 Cattle 7-4 Running at large ............................... 9.4 Cemetery restrictions ............................. City plaza, animal regulations in ....................... 9.1.6 City plaza. See also that title Contests Giving away live animals as gifts or prizes ....... 7.7 Cruelly to animals ............................... 7.0 - Diseases, reporting .....•...........•...•.•..•..... 7.1 Rabies and disease control. See hereinbelow that subject Doss Parks and playground arena, regulations for bring. ing dogs into, etc ............................ 26-1 Pet animal requirements ........................ Prohibited activities in Parks, etc ............... ... 25.1 Parks and recreation. See that title Driving or riding in streets ........................ 31.5 Enforcement 7.24 Interference with ................................ Feeding animals in streets ........................ 31-6 Fishing Dams, obstructions or pumping plants not provided with n fishway or screen 24.101151 Nuisnnce provisions ........................... Devices, contrivances or materials used to violate fish and gmne laws 7-201d) Food establishments, pet animals in ................ Fowl 7.4 Running tit large ................................ Sapp. No. 35 2983 5513 IOWA CITY CODE ANIMALS AND FOWL—Cont'd. Section Gifts or prizes Offering or giving away live animals as ................ 7.7 Goats Running at large.......... ................. 7-0 Horse-drawn vehicles for hire .......................... 3516 et seq. Vehicles for hire (taxicabs and horse drawn vehicles). See that title Horses Prohibited activities in parks, etc ...................... 251 Parks and recreation. See that title Runningat large ................................ 7.4 impoundment of animals 7-32 Authorized ..................................... Fees Establishment of ......................... I ...... 7.25 Noticeto owner ................................ Disposal upon owner's failure to redeem ........ 7 34 7-38 Rabies Confinement of animals suspected of .. .... ... 7-39 Rabies and disease control. See within this title that subject Redemption Disposal upon owner's failure to redeem ........ • 7_38 Generally ... ...................... ......... Licensing and vaccination prerequisite to release7 7-35 33 Registry of impounded animals ................. Releasing or molesting animals .................. 7-23 Licensing and vaccination 7-57(b) Delinquent fees................................. 7-58 Exceptions ...................................... ................................. Expiration data7.57(c) 7-57(d) Delinquent fees ...............................7-57(b) 7.57(f) Immunization, animals too young ................ 7.57(c) Issuance ........................................ Neutered animals, lower rates for ................ 7.57(e) Requirements ................................... 7.57(a) 7.57(g) Tag ............................................ Removal of license tags ....................... •7.62 59 Display of .................................... 1 7-67.61 Duplicate tag ................................. Transfer on change of ownership ................. Livestock 7 4 Running at large ........................ I...... Most, poisoned 7 3 Exposing on public or private property .......... Molesting pet nnimnls in pound ............... I ........ 7.23 Supp. No. 35 2984 P 5�3 CODE INDEX Owners .. Parks and p1,YBrounds, Prohibited scion m Section AND FOWL—Cont'd. 24.4.8 ANIMALS ........ Noweregulatansfuranimnls .................. animal oro^ vegetablematter,or 7.20(d) Nuisance provisions re deposited up 24 101(10) dead animals ..........•. etc. re dams no Provided with fi 21-101(5), l5) Nuisance provisions etc.. violation of fish and Fame laws, eta .. 7 19 or screen, Nuisances, generally .......... " " • ,,,,,... 7.18 ' responsibility for Pets .. 25-1 Owners .. Parks and p1,YBrounds, Prohibited scion m 7.20(s) Pete ................. •••• At largedes prohibited .allow.. .......• 7.20(d) Food establishments, allowing .. ........ ..•. 7.20(61 Guide dogs, exceptions ........ title • that u See within thea title List subject Impoundment. Licensing and vaccination. See within this lido that subject 7.19 Nuisances re pets ................................ 7-16 Owner's responsibility . this title that Rabies and disease control. See within ,object Pound. See within Chia title that subject ser o� ••• Shelter 7.20(f) Solid waste removal ... • • • • • • • • • , 7 17 Specific definitions ........... • .than oar on property other than owner ... 7-20(c) 7.20(a) Taking or allowing Tying animals ..................e that subject Vicious animals. See within this title tint subject Poisoned meat, substances ro rt "• or private p ropert 7.3 Exposing on public Shelter or pound. See heroiobelo P • • 720(c) nnima Priam, property, P ............. in parks, etc. •• 25-1ound Prohibited activities Parks and recreation. See that title 7 20 prohibitions and requirements re Pets promotions'tis or prizes for ......... away animals us 7-7 Giving public property for sale, bartering, giving away or Selling, offering 7 6 disposing of animals upon .................. Rabies Ind disease control See within this title: Licensing and Immunization of. 7 A7 Vaccination suspect animals .e that Isolation and quarantine of Licensing and vnecinntion. Sec within this tale that subject ............ • 7-49 Proclamation •••..--'"' •• Sapp. No -35 2984.1 .5`13 V P IOWA CITY CODE ANIMALS AND FOWL—Cont'd. Rabies Tests........... ........ ..... ....... ..... .... Required reports ................................ Vaccination. See within this title: Licensing and Vaccination Rabies suspects Testing, impounding, confinement ............... Rodents Use of traps for peat control ................... Running at large Livestock.......... .... .... ... ......... .... .... Sheep Running at large ............................... Supp. No, 35 2984.2 Section 7-39 7-43 7.39 7-5 7-4 7-4 V P CODEINDEX BASEMENT DOORS Section Uncovered openings ................................. 31.7 BASEMENTS OR CELLARS Basement window egress: minimum structural standards for dwellings ...................................... 17.5(i) Cellar windows used for ventilation, minimum suucturul stand. ardv for dwellings ................................ 17-5(k) Housing. See also that Lille BEER AND WINE Alcoholic beverage regulations ......................... 5.1 at seq. Alcoholic beverages. See that title Drinking in public ................................... 24.51 BEGGING • Engagingin........................................ 24.52 BICYCLES City plaza, bicycle regulations in ....................... 9.14 City plaza. See also that title Generally.......................................... 23.62 at seq. Traffic. See that title BIDDING. See: Contracts and Agreements BILLPOSTING Billposters, billposting and distribution .................. 3.16 at seq. Advertising. See that title BILLY CLUBS Concealed weapons, carrying .......................... 24.66 Firearms and weapons. See that title BLACK RACE DISCRIMINATION Human rights provisions .............................. 18.1 at seq. BLIGHTED AREAS Urban renewal, generally ............................. 8.1 at seq. BLIND PEDESTRIANS Pedestrians in general. See: Tragic BOARDS, COMMITTEES AND COMMISSIONS Administrative code ................................. 2.180 et seq. Adminstrntive code, See that title Airport board of adjustment ........................... 4.78 Airportcommission .................................. 4.16 at seq. Airport commission. See that title Airport zoning commission ............................ .177 Board of adjustment Zoning requirements ............................... 36.1 at seq. Zoning. See that title Supp. No. 35 2987 S -V2 0 M IOWA CITY CODE BOARDS,CO;\1611TTEES AND CObIMISSIONS—Cont'd. _ Section Budget and records .............................. 2.103 Bureau of fire prevention ............................ I 12A5 et seq. Civil service commission .............................. 2.111 Delegation of authority, construed ..'.................... 1.2 Departments of city. See: Departments Electrical board ..................................... 8.127 et seq. Electrical board. See that title Historic preservation commission ...................... 27.83 et seq. Historic preservation. See that title (lousing appeals board ............................... 17.3(g) at seq. Housing. See that title Human rights provisions .............................. 18.1 et seq. Iowa City broadband telecommunications commission ...... 14.62 Broadband telecommunications. See: Franchises Joint authority, construed ............................. 1.2 Library board of trustees .............................. 20.16 at seq. Library. See that title Meetings ............................. ..... .... .... 2101 Membership, compensation, tenure ..................... 2.100 Parking systems division ............................. 22254 Traffic, See that title Parks and recreation ................. ................ 25.18 et seq. Parks and recreation. See that title Personnel of city in general. See: officers and Employees Plancommission ................................ .... 2716 at seq. ... .. Plan commission. See that title Plumbing board of examiners .......................... 8.171 Plumbing. See that title Resources eonservationcommission ..................... 27.72 at seq Resources conservation commission. See that title Senior center commission ............................. 2560 at seq. Senior center commission. See that title Service ............................... .... ..... .... 2102 BOATS Iowa River regulations ............................... 24.78 et seq. Iowa River. See that title Noise regulated; specific activities prohibited Motorboat repairs and testing ........................ 24.44(d Supp, No. 35 2988 .5V3 0 CODEINDEX ELECTRIC SERVICE i Undcrgruund l—Cont11. lection Reports............... .... .... .... .... ........ ..... 33.83 Rights-of-way and easements .......................... 33-79 Special conditions ................................... 33.84 Streetlights ................... ..................... 33.85 Subdivision installations ............................. 33.80 Utility provisions, other. Sea Utilities ELECTRICAL BOARD Appeals.................. ............. ............ 8.127 Creation and authority ............................... 8.128 ELECTRICAL CODE Adoption .......................................... 8.104 Amendments ....................................... 8.105 Brandband telecommunications system Compliance with electrical codes ...................... 14.81(6) Franchises. See also that title Existing buildings, compliance with code ................. 8.107 Moving buildings to comply with provisionsofcode ......... 8.106 ..... ............... ..... ......... Violations, penalty8.143 ELECTRICAL INSPECTOR Generally .......................................... 8.154 Powers and duties ................................... 8.125 ELECTRICAL LICENSING (Master electrician's license. Jour neyman electricians license, etc.) Applications ......................... I.............. 8.138 Fees ............................................ 8.139 Expiration and renewal ............................... 8.140 Fees .............................................. 8139 Homeownersexempt from license requirement ............ 8.153 Insurance requirements for master electricians ............ 8.1.43 Journeyman's license generally ........................ 8.144 Maintenance electrician's Certificate, when required ........................... 8.146 Mnster electrician's license ............................ 8.1.42 Renewal ........................................... B-1.10 Required license with city ............................. 8.141 Restricted electricians license ......................... 8.147 ELECTRICAL PERMITS Expiration, renewal .................................. 8.151 Fees Double fee far failure to obtain pc rmit before starting work . 8.152 Renewal fee .................. .... ............ .... .. 8.151 Flame owners Obtaining electrical permit ..........................8.153 Issuance generally ................................... 8.149 Supp. No. 35 3003 ,5;73 IOWA CITY CODE ELECTRICAL PERMITS—Cont'd. Nontransferable; exceptions .... n Sectio.............. .... ..... Renewalfee .................... 8.150 .................. Required ........................... 8'151 ........ ....... Revocation ............ 8.1.18 ............................. Transferring ....................................... 8.151 8.150 ELECTRICITY (Generally) Aircraft fueling, electrical grounding requirements...,,,., 4.92 Airports and aircraft. See also that title Approval of wiring Furnishing current prior to .......................... Code. See: Electrical Code 8108 Definitions .... .......... ..................... Existing buildings.................. 8.103 ......... ........ Franchise regulations 8.107 ................................ Franchises. See that title 14.1 et seq. Ilousingstandards re electrical systems .................. lfousing. See also that title 17.7(i),17.&0 Inspections generally................................ Inspector 8.154 Electrical inspector. Sce thnt title Maintennnca electrician's certificate; when required ....... 8.146 Manufactured housing parks Utility requirements .......... ..... ................ Muster cIcs:trician'n 2'236 Insurance requirements ..................... Licenses. See Electrical Licenser ....... RL1:1 Metal conduit work ......... .......... Minimum structural standards for all dwellings, electrical 8111 requirements ................. .. .............. Housing. Sec that title 17.5(ml Permits. See: Electrical Permits Provisions Scope ............................ ................ Short title ........................... 8.102 ............. Public utilities regulations 8.101 ............... ...... ....... Utilities. See [hat title 33 171 et seq. Services and circuits ............. ....... ..... ........ Temporary electrical work 8.110 ............... ...... ....... Wiring methods, 8.109 ilh ties of ........ .................... sih ties efaccupn nls ofrentnl housing Wiring, respong. 8.112 .. , ... Se Housing. Sec llml title at 17.8(0 EMERGENCIES Curfew regulations ................................ Curfew. See that title 24.23 el seg, Snow emergencies, parking during .................. Parking, stopping and standing. See: Traffic 23-295 el seq. Supp, No. 35 3004 u a CODEINDEX EMERGENCY FIRE PROTECTION Section Contracts......................................... 12-1 EMPLOYEES. See: Officers and Employees EhfPLOYMENT IB -1 et seq. Human rights provisions ........................... ENCLOSURES. See: Fences, Walls, Hedges and En- closures ENERGY CONSERVATION 29.72 et seq. Resources conservation commission .. ... .... .... See that title Resources conservation commission. ENGINEERING 2-102 Boards and commissions services ........... - 2-100 Public works department divisions ................. ENTERTAINMENTS 31-1 Defined............. ............................. Streets and sidewalks. See that title..... Group activities in parks ..................... 25-48 et seq. Parks and recreation. See that title Use permits for use of public ways ................. 81-134 et seq. ENVIRONMENT 24.160 et seq. Hazardous substances ........................ I....... Hazardous substances. See that title EQUIPMENT 2-I6G Public worksdepartment divisions ...................... EQUIPMENT MAINTENANCE 2.102 Boards and commissions services............ I........ • 33.171st seq. Public utilities regulations ............................ Utilities. See that title Supp. No. 35 3004.1 3 -el -3 4 CODE INDEX GROUNDS AND BUILDINGS, MAINTENANCE Section Boards and commissions services ............. . ... . ..... 2.102 GROUNDWATER Storm water runoff facilities ........................... 33.54 et seq. Water and sewers. See that title GUNS Firearms, discharging • ............................... 2464 Firearms and weapons. See that title i GUTTERS AND CURBS Excavation requirements ......... ................. ... 3I.21 et seq. Extavalions. See that title j Sweeping litter into gutters ........................... IS -81 iH HANDBILL DISTRIBUTION Billposters, billposting and distribution .................. 3.16 at seq. iAdvertising. See that title HANDICAPPED PERSONS Parking spaces, provided ....................... ....... 23.253 Traffic. See that title ! r� Public transportation, special fares and free transit services for handicapped persons ........................... 308 Public transportation. See that title HAWKERS Pcddlers'regulations... I ............................. 26 1 et seq. jPeddlers, canvassers and solicitors. See that title HAZARDOUS SUBSTANCES Cleanup required .................................... 24.161 Definitions ......................................... 24.160 Notification ........................................ 24.162 HAZARDS Floodplain management ................... ........... 11.7 et seq Floodplain management. See that title HEALTH AND SANITATION Animal regulations ................................... 7.1 et seq. Animals and fowl. See that title Supp. No. 35 3014.3 S�f3 W` M CODEINDES OFFICERS AND EMPLOYEES—Cont'd. Personnel practices Section Boards and commissioners services ..................... Establishments........... p.162 .... .... ..... ....... Notice ............... ... ... 2.67 Plumbing............................. ......... 2.88 ..... .... ................. Police chief f ...... ...... 8.173 a ............................ rime Police department. See that title 29.18 Weed official ........eedand ....... ...................... Weed control. See: WBrush 34.71 el seq. OFFICIAL HEAD OF CITY Mayoras ............................................ OFF-STREET PARKING 246 Zoning requirements ........... 4 ...................... Zoning. See that title 36.1 at seq. OPEN FIRES Prohibited activities in parks, els......... .... ............ Parks and recreation. See that title 25.1 ORDER TAKERS Peddlers regulations .............. ......... .. Peddlers, canvassers and solicitors. See that title 261 at., ORDERS AND NOTICES Administrativecods........ .... Adminislratire code. See lh,t Li.11e. 2.180 et seq. ORDINANCES. See: Cod, of Ordinances ORGANIZATIONS Group activities in parks ............................... Parks and recreation. See that title 2.5..18 cl say. OUTDOOR ADVERTISING Billp,sters,bil(postingand distribution ..... .............. Advertising. See that title a.lG el seq. OUTDOOR ADVERTISING SIGNS Zoningrequirements .... 4 ...... ............. ........ Zoning. See that title .. 36'1 at seq. OUTDOOR FIRES Prohibited activities in parka, etc, tc ........................ ' ........... ........... Parks and recreation. Sao that lit Is 25.1 OVERGROWTH. Be,: Weeds and Brush Supp. No. 35 3033 Sia u a Knvj. CITYCODE l icctim: PAINTS Lead -bused paint, use in rental Imus.mg .................. 17 Min) Housing. See that title PAPER DRIVES 15.11 Regulations far newsprint colh.tin u .. .. ._...... PARADES AND PROCESSIONS 31 ... Defined... ..................... .................. Streets and sidewalks. See that title 25-08 et seq. q. activities in parka ...... .. .. .............. I.... Parks and recreation. See that title 31.1'3.1 et seq. Use permits for use of public ways ...................... .. PARKING32.463 Feesar charges authorized .., ....._ ..... .. ..... ... ... Schedule of parking. Ste: Finances 2.4101 et seq. Nuisance abatement regulations ......................... Nuisances. Sec that title 25d Prohibited activities in parks. etc ........................ Parks and recreation. Sec that tit'= Traffic regulations in general. See: Traffic36.1 et seq. Zoning requirements ............ ... . Zoning. See that title PARKINGMETERS 28274 et seq. Traffic requirements ................... ............... Traffic. See that title 1•Zgcl Tying animals ................... ......... .... ..... PARKS AND RECREATION 25d 25 1et Actions prohibited in parks and On yprnunds ... ..... ...... seq. Admmtstrutivuservmc cpnrtnnu,N ...... City.sponenred recreational activities 25-37 Fees for use ofshelters, etc., for ........................ Commission 25,21 Advisory groups ......... ... .... ............. ....... 25.17 Appointment............... .... ........ ............ Compensation...................................... 25.20 Duties ........................ ........ I....... 4... 25.16 Established 2517... . ...... Qualifications ...... ........ .. ............. 25.19 Slag assistants and information ... .... .... ........ 25.18 Terimafof'ac ......... ..... .... ... .... Department 2534 Director ... ....... ..... .... ... .... . ... ........ 25.35 .... Divisions .. _.... 25.:18 Established "' - "' '2G :If> Functions, assignment ........... .... .... ........ .... Supp. No. 35 3034 ,.01.3 u M CODE :NDEx PARKS AND RECREATION—Cont d. Section Group activities: use by groups Definitions.._ ....................... ........ .... ............ ._......... .... ....... _.............. 2548 Fees and charges authorized ............... .................... ..... ........ _...... 32.1.65 Schedule of fees. See: Finances Fees for use of city park shelters, recreation facilities and equipment for participation in city.aponsured recreational activities............ _.......................... ........................................ 25.37 Permits Applications, documents to accompany, etc. -- 26-60 Grant or denial ........ ._....__.... _... ..—_-_---- 25-53 Appeal from ..... .... _.........._____.._._.__.__ 25-64 i Insurance and bond requirements ......—_..____—_.._ 25-62 Required ___.__—___.__....______...__—_._ 25.49 Standards for issuance .---------------- 25-51 - Revocation ..._........_.__.._—__-- 25-55 Iowa River regulations .... ............_--- ......_......................... 24-78 at seq. Iowa River. See that title Litter thrown in ...._.. ... 15.85 Manufactured housing parks Recreation space/open space .............................._..__..... ...... ..... 12341d1 Owner of vehicle, primo facie responsible for violations ............ 255 Permits Group activities; use by groups. See bereinabove that subject Prohibitedactions.............................................................................. 25.1 Senior center commission.........................................._.............. 25.60 et seq. Senior center commission. See that title Shelter house, building, recreation wren, etc. Applications for reservations, etc. .........._....................... 25.4 I roll is and parking n•gulatinns....... ..... .... .......... .._................ Traffic in general. See: Traffic Vehicles Owner prima facie responsible for violations by ...................._ 25.5 PARKWAYS Excavation requirements........................................................... 31-21 at seq. Excavations. See that title Tree and forestry regulations - 34-I6 et seq. Forestry. See that title PARLIAMENTARY RULES Robert's rules of order In govern council sessions......- 2.23 PARTNERSHIPS Person construed re ...... ..... .... ......__..............................._..._ 1-2 i PAVEMENT Excavation requirements ....................... .............................. .. 31-21 et seq. Excavations. See that title Supp. No. 35 3035 .5r-3 V M IOWA CITY CODF: _ PEDDLERS, CANVASSERS AND SOLICITORS Definitions ..... ........ Section .......... False, fraudulent representations ........ ............26.1 Licenses ..... 26.2 26.2 Applications ........ ........ .... .... .... .... .... Bond ........ 26.17 ......... Carrying and exhibiting upon request 26.19 .. Denial,u ••--•••••• Ppenl ...................... 21.-22 ............ Exemptions ........................ 26-18 ............ Issuance .............. 26.26 .......................... Register, keeping ............................. 26.20 Renewal ...,... .. 26- 20 Requirmi................................. ..ergenc 26.25 orde. ........................ liana emergency orders; hearing ................ 26-16 26$8 Scope Scope .......................... �••- Term, Jur¢tion ur 26-21 ....., ........................... Transferability ..... 26.24 Noise regulated; specific activities prohibited ............. 26-21 24.44(a) Vislntions, penalty ............................ 4... YG:1 PENALTIES. See: Fines, Forfeitures and Penalties PENhfANSIfIP Written, In writing, etc., construed re .............. 12 PENSIONS Ordinances saved from repeal, other provisions net included herein. See the preliminary pages and the adopting ordinance of this code PERMITS. See: Licenses and Permits PERSONAL PROPERTY Defined................................ .... ...... Property in general, See: Property 1.2 PERSONNEL Sec; Officers Employees and PERSONS Defined.......................................... 1.2 PEST CONTROL Housing standards re pest extermination ............ (lousing. See that title 17.8(c) Nuisance provisions re trees or shrubs harboring in- sects or disease pests .................... ..... 24-101(11) PHOTOGRAPH ORDER TAKERS Peddlers' regulnllons .. Peddlers, canvassers and solicitors. See that title 2G-1 etseq, Supp. No. 65 :3096 �� u CODE INDEX PHYSICALLY HANDICAPPED PERSONS Section Parking places, providing ......................... 23-253 Traffic. See that title Supp. No. 35 3036.1 S�3 u a. CODEINDEX VIOLENCE Section Unlawful assemblies ................................. 24-2 Assemblies. See that title VOCATIONS Occupational licenses in general ........................ 21-1 et seq. Licenses and permits. See that title VOTER REGISTRATION Permanent registration ............................... 10.1 Elections. See that title '. Council districts .................. ................... 2.17 City council. See that title W WALKING j Pedestrians. See: Traffic j Prohibited activities in parks, etc ....................... 25.1 Parks and recreation. See that title WALLS. See: Fences, Walls, Hedges and Enclosures WARRANTS Writs, warrants and other processes. See that title WASTE. DISPOSAL Garbage and trash provisions .......................... 15.1 et seq. Garbage and trash. See that title Hazardous substances ................................ 24.160 et seq. Hazardous substances. See that title WATER AND SEWERS Building sewer requirements and industrial waste control Accidental discharges .............................. 33.76.26 Applicability of more stringent requirements ........... 33.76.20 Application by specific industrial users for acceptance of discharge, connection ........................... 33.76.21 Certain wastes permissible upon approval ofsuperintendent. 3376.1 Compliance required ............................... 33.76.17 Contra] manhole ............................ ...... 3376.5 Definitions ............ ........ ................. 33.71 Industrial waste control, additional definitions ........ 33.76.16 Deposits and discharges, unlawful .................... 33.72 Dilution no substitute for treatment ................... 3376.23 Enforcement of provisions ........................... 33.76.26 Expenses, violators liable for ......................... 33.76.12 Grosse, oil and sand interceptors ...................... 33.76.3 Hazardous waste discharge, what city may require ....... 3376.2 Hearing ......................................... 33.76.10 . Information required when standards are promulgated; com- pliance reports ................................ 33.76.22 Supp. No. 36 3075 SY3 IOWA CITY CODE - WATER AND SEWERS—Cont'd. Section Inspection Liability for loss, damage, etc., during ................ 33.76.8 Right of entry by superintendent for ................. 33-76.7 Liability for loss, damage during ...................... 33-76.8 Manholes and sampling equipment ................... 33.76.25 Mass limitations .................................. 33-76.24 Notice of violation ................................. 33.76.10 Penalty .......................................... 33-76.11 Pretreatment standards Generally ...................................... 33-76.18 Specific standards for certain pollutants .............. 33-76.19 Prohibited discharges .............................. 33-76 Records;confidentiality, ............................. 33-76.27 Right ofentry through easements ..................... 33-76.9 Sewer installation requirements ...................... 33.74 Sewers — Connection required .............................. 33.73 Number ........................................ 33.73 Special facilities, maintenance of ..................... 33.76.4 Testing, analyses and mensurements .................. 33.76.6 (tight of entry by superintendent for testing • . • • . ...... 33-76.7 Unpolluted waters, discharge of ...................... 33.75 Constants Private sewage disposal. See hereinbelow that subject Excavation requirements ............................. 31.21 et seq. Excavations. See that title F'eesnnd charges authorized in ......................... 32.1-73 Schedule of fees. See: Finances Hazardoussubstances ................................ 24-160 at seq. Hazardous substances. See that title (lousing requirements Minimum standards for toilet facilities, lavatory basins, water heating facilities, etc ....................... 17.4 at seq. (lousing. See that title Industrial waste central. See hereinabove: Building newer requirements and industrial waste control Manufactured housing parka Utility requirements ............................... 22.36 Mobile home pork standards ........................... 22.33 at seq. Nuisance provisions re water which becomes foul or stagnant 24.1011141 Ordinances saved from repeal, other provisions not Included herein. See the preliminary pages and the adopting ordi. mance of this axle Plumbing regulations ............................... 8.161 etseq. Plumbing. Sec that title Private sewage disposal Contents and drainsconnected ...................... 33.33 Drains ......................................... 33.30 Supp. No. 36 3076 50--� r tom slockcll john -son counly audilor commissioncr of cicctions (I voter rc8islralion TO: City of Iowa City FROM: Johnson County Auditor, Elections Division RE: Election Costs, Submitted October 29, 1987 DATE: April 4, 1988 On February 25, 1988, the Johnson County Board of Supervisors passed a motion to authorize the Chairperson to negotiate with the city of Iowa City concerning the assigned costs of the Local Option Tax Election held October 6, 1987. The motion stipulated that payment by the city of Iowa City of $15,000 of the $25,891.44 cost of the October 6, 1987, Local Option Tax election will supersede previous motions certifying to the city of Iowa City the entire cost of the election plus monthly interest. In lieu of this motion passed by the Board of Supervisors on February 25, 1988, and at the direction of the Chairperson, payment by the city of Iowa City of $15,000 will satisfy any claims held against the city of Iowa City by Johnson County for payment due for the cost of the October 6, 1987, Local Option Tax election. Please make warrant payable and remit to the Johnson County Auditor. Tom Slockett Johnson County Auditor and Commissioner of Elections APR 51988 MARIAN K. KARR CITY CLERK (3) 913 s. clubuquc • ioau city. ioua 52240 • 319.338-5428 _ « 'f''T u LAW OFFICES OF EINMIT J. GEORGE, JR. ATI'O MM'S AT LAW ASSOCIATES 5005. DUBUQUE STREET E.4.111"1' J. GL'olim- JR. POST OFFICE BOX 3090 CONSTANCE A. PESCnANOTTANNA"I) IOWA CITY, IOWA 52244 13191351.]640 \prJ I 1Jr 1988 204 STHSTREET POST OFFICE SOX 816 KALONA, IOWA 52247 George Strait (3191656-211, Iowa City Council 410 E. Washington Street Iowa City, IA 52240 111i: Sports Column Bar and Grill - Outside Service Arca Dear Mr. Strait: The undersigned represents Donald Stalkfleet, owner of the Sports Column located at 12 and 14 South Dubuque Street. Mr. St:alkfleel has approached the Council in the past regarding a permit for an outside service area in the alley to the rear of his business establishment. As you are probably aware, the alley behind the commercial properties on the east side of the one Dubuque Street is privately hundred block of South owned. The alley is currently unkept, dimly til: and used for assorted purposes, many of which are In violation of law. Mr. Stalkfleet proposes making improvements for the purposes of an outside service area to the rear of 12 and 14 South Dubuque, and additionally lighting and controlling the remainder of the alley. Thu plans and drawings have been shared with city staff, with mixed response. Police. Chief Harvey ?tiller favors improved lighting and supervision of the alley. The legal department has expressed reservation clue to objections from nearby businesses. Mr. S LllU feet would like an opportunity to discuss this matter again in an attempt to satisfy the concerns raised. EJG/sea 7 Emrr'l J. Gerrgc, Jr, W P CITY OF CIVIC CENTER 410 E WASHINGTON ST Date 4/11/88 OWA CITY IOWA CITY, IOWA 52240 (319) 356-5000 TO: The Honorable Mayor and the City Council RE: Civil Service Entrance Examination -Treatment Plant Operator We, the undersigned members of the Civil Service Commission of Iowa City, Iowa, do hereby certify the following named persons in the order of their standing as eligible for the position of Treatment Plant Operator/ Pollution Control Division James Morrison - Hired 4/11/88 Fred Dogget David Ramsey ATTEST: �,;.,,� >e &..) Marian Karr, City Clerk IOWA CITY CIVIL SERVICE COMMISSION .D.S. ohn A. Maxwell Michael W. Kennedy Dick Buxton J ' CITY OF IOWA CITY CHIC CENTER 410 E. VVASHINGTON ST. IONIA CITY, IOWA 52240 (319) 356-5000 Date 3/21/88 TO: The Honorable Mayor and the City Council RE: Civil Service Entrance Examination - Maintenance Worker I We, the undersigned members of the Civil Service Commission of Iowa City, Iowa, do hereby certify the following named persons in the order of their standing as eligible for the position i of Maintenance Worker I/ Assisted Housing David Solis - Hired 3/21/88 i IOWA CITY CIVIL SERVICE COMMISSION G-44 /V e,.c GuaticWF� n, �.S (John A. Maxwell Michael W. Kennedy Dick Buxton ATTEST: Marian Karr, City Clerk P I 7 ter, CITY OF IOWA CITY CHIC CENTER 410 E. WASHINGTON ST. ION/A CIN, IOWA 52240 (319) 356-5CCU Date 3/19/88 TO: The Honorable Mayor and the City Council RE: Civil Service Entrance Examination - Ileter Reader We, the undersigned members of the Civil Service Commission of Iowa City, Iowa, do hereby certify the following named persons in the order of their standing as eligible for the position Of _Water Meter Readar / Water Division David Nash- Hired 3/19/88 I IOWA CITY CIVIL SERVICE COMMISSION 94 &U, /kaki/iso n n s John A. Maxwell Michael W. Kennedy 4' Dick Buxton ATTEST: �a u ..i ,E! 7 ✓ Marian Karr, City Clerk p 549 0 o- RESOLUTION NO. 88-66 RESOLUTION AMENDING THE COMPREHENSIVE PLAN UPDATE BY CHANGING THE LAND USE CLASSIFICATION OF A TRACT KNOWN AS FIRST AND ROCHESTER, PART THREE, FROM AGRICULTURAL/RURAL RESIDENTIAL TO RESIDENTIAL AT A DENSITY OF 2-8 DWELLING UNITS PER ACRE. WHEREAS, the City's Comprehensive Plan is a statement of goals and policies for the community; and WHEREAS, in order to be an effective guide for a vital community, the Plan is flexible and amendable within the context of set goals and objectives described in the Plan; and WHEREAS, it is the development policy of the Plan to foster compact and contiguous growth and maximize efficiency in the provision of municipal services through limited extensions of existing infrastructure and service network; and WHEREAS, First and Rochester, Part Three, which is located north of Rochester Avenue and east of Hickory Trail extended, is adjacent to the existing First and Rochester development for which municipal services are available; and WHEREAS, based upon the preceding findings, the City Council of Iowa City hereby determines that changing the land use classification of the tract known as First and Rochester, Part Three, from Agricultural/Rural Residential to Residential at a density of 2-8 dwelling units per acre, given its proximity to existing development and the current availability of sewer service, falls within the context of the goals and objectives of the Plan. NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF IOWA CITY, IOWA, THAT: 1. The Short -Range Development Plan Map of the Comprehensive Plan be amended by changing the land use shown for First and Rochester, Part Three, from Agricultural/Rural Residential to Residential at a density of 2-8 dwelling units per acre. It was moved by Dickson and seconded by Courtney the Resolution be adopted, and upon roll call there were: AYES: NAYS: ABSENT: —X Ambrisco X Courtney — X Dickson X Horowitz —� Larson --X McDonald —X Strait SS/ A a Resolution No. 88-66 Page 2 Passed and approved this 19th day of April Iggg, OR Approved as to Form ATTEST:) ,� > /Z 3 tr CITY CLERK Legal Department I I i 5s% 0 April 12, 1988 Mayor John McDonald City Council Members City of Iowa City 410 E. Washington Iowa City, IA 52240 I Re: Zoning Item Z-8708 Plum Grove Acres, Inc. ' Dear Mayor McDonald and Members of the Council: - At your meeting on April 19, 1988, you will be giving sec- ond consideration to Zoning Item Z-8708 as referred to above. On behalf of the owner, Plum Grove Acres, Inc., I filed a let- ter April 5, requesting the collapsing of the second and third readings. Since that letter may have been filed a bit too soon, I simply want to repeat the request that was contained in it. The owner is developing 27 lots, most Of which are sold or spoken for and many of the buyers are anxious to begin con- struction soon. On behalf of all these people, I would appreciate your help in speeding up the process. Ver truly /yours, '. hl � ln�„L,A hhn_ D. Cruise JDC/dc cc: Plum Grove Acres, Inc. 02/46-01-118 ss7 BARKER, CRUISE, KENNEDY, HOUGHTON & FOSTER LAWYERS 920S. DUSUOUE STREET - P.O. BOK 2000 CHARLES A BARKER AREA CODE 319 IOWA CITY. IOWA JOHN D. CRUISE TELEPHONE 351 -818 - MICHAEL W. KENNEDY 52244 JAMES O. HOUGHTON I DAVIS L. FOSTER VICKI B. HARRISON April 12, 1988 Mayor John McDonald City Council Members City of Iowa City 410 E. Washington Iowa City, IA 52240 I Re: Zoning Item Z-8708 Plum Grove Acres, Inc. ' Dear Mayor McDonald and Members of the Council: - At your meeting on April 19, 1988, you will be giving sec- ond consideration to Zoning Item Z-8708 as referred to above. On behalf of the owner, Plum Grove Acres, Inc., I filed a let- ter April 5, requesting the collapsing of the second and third readings. Since that letter may have been filed a bit too soon, I simply want to repeat the request that was contained in it. The owner is developing 27 lots, most Of which are sold or spoken for and many of the buyers are anxious to begin con- struction soon. On behalf of all these people, I would appreciate your help in speeding up the process. Ver truly /yours, '. hl � ln�„L,A hhn_ D. Cruise JDC/dc cc: Plum Grove Acres, Inc. 02/46-01-118 ss7 V P RESOLUTION NO. 88-67 RESOLUTION APPROVING THE PRELIMINARY PLAT OF FIRST AND ROCHESTER, PART 3, A SUBDIVISION OF IOWA CITY, JOHNSON COUNTY, IOWA. WHEREAS, the owner, Plum Grove Acres, Inc., has filed with the City Clerk of Iowa City, Iowa, an application for approval of a preliminary plat of First and Rochester, Part 3; and WHEREAS, the Department of Planning and Program Development and the Public Works Department have examined the proposed preliminary plat and have found it to be in compliance with the requirements of the subdivision regulations; and WHEREAS, the preliminary plat has been examined by the Planning and Zoning Commission and after due deliberation the Commission has recommended that it be accepted and approved; and WHEREAS, the preliminary plat is found to conform with all of the per- tinent requirements of the City Ordinances of the City of Iowa City, Iowa. NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF IOWA CITY, IOWA: 1. That the preliminary plat of First and Rochester, Part 3, is hereby approved. 2. That the Mayor and City Clerk of the City of Iowa City, Iowa, are hereby authorized and directed to certify this resolution which shall be affixed to the plat after passage and approval by law. It was moved by Courtney and seconded by Strait the Resolution be adopted, and upon roll call there were: AYES: NAYS: ABSENT: S Ambrisco S Courtney X Dickson �— Horowitz S Larson X McDonald S Strait Passed and approved this 19th day of April , 1988. )-YAO R Approved as to Form ATTEST:�7elJ KQp-//3�fY CIIY CLERK Legal Department S59 v STAFF REPORT To: Planning & Zoning Commission Prepared by: Barry Beagle Item: S-8724. First and Rochester, Date: March 17, 1988 Part Three GENERAL INFORMATION Applicant: Requested action: Purpose: Location: Size: Existing land use and zoning: Surrounding land use and zoning: Comprehensive Plan: File date: 45 -day limitation period: SPECIAL INFORMATION Public utilities: Public services: Plum Grove Acres, Inc. 834 N. Johnson Street Iowa City, Iowa 52240 Phone: 338-1365 Preliminary plat approval. To establish a 26 lot residen- tial subdivision. East of First Avenue, north of Ralston Creek via Hickory Trail. 18.43 acres. Undeveloped; ID -RS. North - Undeveloped; ID -RS. South - Undeveloped; ID -RS. East - Undeveloped; IO -RS. West - Residential; RS -5. Agriculture/Rural Residential. November 12, 1987. Waived. Adequate sewer and water service will be available upon reconstruction of the existing sewage treatment plant and construction of the new plant. Sanitation service will be provided by the City. Police and fire protection are avail- able. -J 5 Transportation: Access is made available to the site from First Avenue extended north of Rochester Avenue via Hickory Trail. Physical characteristics: Topographically the site is very rugged, draining to the south into Ralston Creek located at the southern bound- ary of the subdivision. BACKGROUND On November 12, 1981, the applicant initiated application to rezone a 42.54 acre tract from ID -RS, Interim Development/Single-Family Residential Zone to RS -5, Low Density Single -Family Residential Zone and receive preliminary plat approval to subdivide a portion of the tract into 23 residential lots. Decisions on both requests have been delayed to inves- tigate the feasibility of providing secondary access to the development. At the direction of the Planning and Zoning Commission, a conditional zoning agreement has been prepared that would permit 18.43 acres of the 42.54 acre tract to be rezoned and developed with the agreement that no further rezoning of the remaining 24.11 acres shall be allowed until secondary access is provided. On the basis of the conditional zoning agreement, the applicant has submitted a revised preliminary plat for the 18.43 acre parcel. ANALYSIS The preliminary plat of First and Rochester, Part Three, proposes the subdivision of an 18.43 acre tract into 26 single-family residential lots, and shows a possible future development layout concept for the balance of the 42.54 acre tract. Approval of the preliminary plat does not include approval of the future conceptual layout as noted on the plat. Each of the proposed lots within the subdivision meets the minimum dimensional requirements of the RS -5 zone. Since a decision has already been made by the Commission through the rezoning action, secondary access will not be addressed with this subdivision proposal. For the record, staff continues to oppose the rezoning and preliminary plat without secondary access being provided at this time. The preliminary plat itself is in substantial compliance with the requirements of the Subdivision Regulations. Transportation and Access. Access to the subdivision will be provided by the eastern extension of Hickory Trail from First and Rochester, Part Two. Hickory Trail is designed as a local street and is shown to continue through the subdivision to the east boundary. Hickory Trail is not in- tended to function as a collector street and should not be used as a direct connection between First Avenue and the future extension of Scott Boulevard. To minimize congestion and heavy traffic volumes on this local street, Hickory Trail shall be discontinuous by intersecting with another local street in the future development area. M 55� Evergreen Place is designed as an extended "eyebrow" or "loop street" with a pavement width of 28 feet. The length of Evergreen Court is near the 900 foot limit for cul-de-sacs specified in the Subdivision Regulations and is acceptable. Stormwater Management. Adequate stormwater storage is provided to the northeast area by the upper Ralston Creek north branch dam and does not require for on-site detention to be provided with this subdivision. Economic Impact. Although rollbacks of assessed values in tax levies change from tax year to tax year, it is possible to estimate the annual taxes that would be generated by the development of each lot within the proposed subdivision. Given the value of existing residential develop- ments in the immediate area of the proposed subdivision, the assessed value of each lot, including a residential dwelling, is estimated to be $135,000. For tax purposes, the value of the residential uses within this tax year are rolled back to 77.3604% of their assessed values. The City tax levy presently imposed upon a residential use within the city is $11.54919/$1,000 of assessed valuation. Assuming a lot in the proposed subdivision is developed and that the property has an assessed value of $135,000, the amount of tax due on that property this year would be ap- proximately $1,7.06. If the 26 lots within the development were developed today, the City would realize an annual increase in the tax base of ap- proximately $31,356. While no direct construction costs to the City are required for this subdivision, indirect costs such as garbage pick-up, maintenance of streets and municipal utilities, and police and fire protection are in- curred. This subdivision is not expected, however, to impact the City's financial ability to provide municipal services. STAFF RECOMMENDATION Staff finds the preliminary plat for First and Rochester, Part Three to be in compliance with the requirements of the Subdivision Regulations. ATTACHMENTS Location Map. ACCOMPANIMENTS Preliminary Plat of First and Rochester, Part Three. Approved by: _ _m \GLGL ---- onaId hmeiser, Director epartment of Planning and Program Development a ,�51 M RESOLUTION NO. 88-68 RESOLUTION AMENDING THE COMPREHENSIVE PLAN UPDATE TO CHANGE THE LAND USE DESIGNATION FOR AN AREA SOUTH OF WILLOW CREEK AND WEST OF MOR14ON TREK BOULEVARD FROM RESIDENTIAL 2-8 DWELLING UNIT/ACRES TO RESIDENTIAL 8-16 DWELLING UNITS/ACRES. WHEREAS, the Comprehensive Plan designates general categories of land use for the City; and WHEREAS, from time to time conditions warrant amending the land use designa- tions to accommodate change and growth; and WHEREAS, the area south of a line of Benton Street extended, west of Mormon Trek Boulevard, including a portion of the Walden Ridge townhouse development and a 4.75 acre tract south of Walden Road is an area where existing develop- ment and a proposed elderly housing project would require a change in the plan document; and WHEREAS, this existing development and the project provide land uses which are compatible with the future development of the area, provide an appropriate transition between multi -family development to the north and single family development to the south, and can be accommodated by existing municipal serv- ices and infrastructure. NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF IOWA CITY, JOHNSON COUNTY, IOWA: That the 1983 Comprehensive Plan Update short-range development plan map be amended to change the land use designation of an area south of a line of Benton Street extended, west of Mormon Trek Boulevard, including a portion of the Walden Ridge townhouse development and a 4.75 acre tract south of Walden Road from Residential 2-8 dwelling units/acre to Residential 8-16 dwelling units/acre. It was moved by Strait and seconded by Dickson the Resolution be adopted, and upon ro call there were: AYES: NAYS: ABSENT: X Ambrisco __T— Courtney —� Dickson X Horowitz X Larson McDonald Strait passed and approved this 19th day of Apr i1 1988. Approved as to Form ATTEST: stn) CI1C�LEERK/— LegAl Department m 5�1 u M RESOLUTION NO. 83-69 RESOLUTION SETTING FORTH REASONS FOR THE DENIAL OF REZONING OF PROPERTY LOCATED AT 615 EAST JEFFERSON STREET. WHEREAS, First National Bank has submitted an application to rezone property located 615 East Jefferson Street from RNC -20 to CO -1; and WHEREAS, the Department of Planning and Program Development, in a report dated January 7, 1988, recommended denial of the application; and WHEREAS, on February 18, 1988, the Planning and Zoning Commission, on an affirmative motion to recommend the rezoning, voted two in favor, four opposed (Cook and Clark voting in the affirmative); and WHEREAS, the City Council has examined the report of the Department of Planning and Program Development, and Planning and Zoning Commission action, and concurs with their recommendations. NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF IOWA CITY, IOWA, THAT: The application to rezone property at 615 East Jefferson Street from RNC - 20 to CO -1 is disapproved for the following reasons: 1. The proposed rezoning is inconsistent with the land use policies for the area established in the City's Comprehensive Plan, as set forth in the 1983 Comprehensive Plan Update. 2. The proposed rezoning is inconsistent with the established land uses in the area. 3. Altering the present RNC-20/CO-1 boundary line would subject additional residential properties to both the negative impacts of a commercial use located in the CO -1 zone, and to increased pressure to convert to commercial uses. The present boundary line was purposely set to protect established residential properties on Jefferson Street. 4. The proposed rezoning would contravene the purpose of the RNC -20 zone to preserve the character of existing residential neighborhoods. The subject property was included in the RNC -20 zone because it includes a residential structure similar to neighboring residential proper- ties, and preservation of existing housing stack is one way to preserve the character of existing neighborhoods. The RNC -20 zone conserves older, established residential neighborhoods by permitting conversions to other residential uses. S09 u a Resolution No, 88-69 Page 2 It was moved by Ambrisco _ and seconded by Dickson Resolution be adopted, and upon roll call there were: the AYES: NAYS: ABSENT: x K Ambrisco x Courtney Dickson x Horowitz x Larson x McDonald Strait Passed and approved this 19th day of — April 1988. Y0R Approved as to Form ATTEST:„) ) 3 zs B6 CITY CLERK Legal Department/ i i RESOLUTION N0, 88-70 RESOLUTION APPROVING THE PRELIMINARY AND FINAL PLAT OF CAMBRIA COURT SUBDIVISION, PART TWO, A SUBDIVISION OF IOWA CITY, JOHNSON COUNTY, IOWA. WHEREAS, the owner, Michael Hodge Construction, has filed with the City Clerk of Iowa City, Iowa, an application for approval of a preliminary and final plat of Cambria Court Subdivision, Part Two; and WHEREAS, the Department of Planning and Program Development and the Public Works Department have examined the proposed preliminary and final plat and have recommended approval of same; and WHEREAS, the preliminary and final plat has been examined by the Planning and Zoning Commission and after due deliberation the Commission has recom- mended that it be accepted and approved; and WHEREAS, the preliminary plat is found to conform with all of the perti- nent requirements of the City Ordinances of the City of Iowa City, Iowa. NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF IOWA CITY, IOWA: 1. That the preliminary and final plat of Cambria Court Subdivision, Part Two, is hereby approved. 2. That the Mayor and City Clerk of the City of Iowa City, Iowa, are hereby authorized and directed to certify this resolution which shall be affixed to the plat after passage and approval by law. It was moved by Ambrisco and seconded by Dickson the Resolution be adopted, an upon roll call there were: AYES: NAYS: ABSENT: L AMBRISCO COURTNEY DICKSON X HOROWITZ _ LARSON X_ MCDONALD X STRAIT Passed and approved this 19th day of a:_MAYOR , 1988. 9/�� CORPORATE SEAL Approved as to Form ATTEST: / Iaaa�J "k `p 3�1i/$➢ CITY CLERK LEGAL DEPARTMENT l.. j1 `11r, 51 57D SUBDIVIDER'S AGREEMENT CAMBRIA COURT SUBDIVISION, PART IOWA CITY, IOWA THIS AGREEMENT, made by and between Michael Hodge con- struction Company, an Iowa Corporation, the subdivider and own- er., hereinafter called the "Subdivider", and the City of Iowa City, Iowa, a municipal corporation, hereinafter called the "City", W I T N E S S E T H: Consideration and Covenant. In consideration of the City approving the proposed subdi- vision known as Cambria Court Subdivision, Part 2, Iowa City, Iowa, the Subdivider agrees as a covenant running with the land to comply with the provisions hereafter stated. City and Sub- divider acknowledge that most improvements serving the subdivi- sion lots including sanitary sewer, storm sewers, and street paving have already been installed and accepted by the City as part of a previous subdivision of this property, except for a sanitary sewer extension as shown on the plat of Cambria Court Subdivision, Part 2. All such improvements as required by this Agreement shall be constructed and installed by the Subdivider according to the plans and specifications of the City of Iowa City, Iowa, with inspections by the City Engineer or designate. Said in- spections shail consist of occasional inspection of the work in progress and an inspection upon the completion of the work, but shall not relieve or release the Subdivider from its respon- sibility to construct said improvements pursuant to said plans and specifications. Building Permit and Escrow Monies. It is further provided, however, that in the event the Subdivider, its assigns or successors in interest, should de- sire a building permit on any lot in said subdivision before the sanitary sewer extension has been installed, the Subdivid- er, its assigns or successors in interest, shall deposit with the City Clerk in escrow an amount equal to the cost of said improvement plus ten percent (109) thereof as determined by the City Engineer's office of the City of Iowa City, Iowa, (herein- after the "Improvement Escrow"). Occupancy Permit. Prior to the issuance of an occupancy permit for any building erected pursuant to this Subdivider's Agreement, the City_ in its discretion may require the Subdivider, its assigns and successors in interest, to construct and install such im- provements as required. Release. The City agrees when the improvements have been installed to the satisfaction of the City it will upon request promptly issue to the Subdivider, its assigns or successors in interest, for recording in the office of th- r!:,unty Recorder of. Johnson County, Iowa, a good and suffix._- ;-ease to various lots in said subdivision so that this Acr.ment will not constitute a cloud upon the title of the lots ", said subdivision. -2- 5. Successors and Assigns. This Aqreement shall be bindinq upon the parties, their successors and assigns. 6. Prior Subdivider's Agreements. This Subdivider's Agreement does not supersede any prior Subdivider's Agreements concerning anv portion of the real es- tate contained in this subdivision, Cambria Court Subdivision, Part 2. DATED this I_ day of 1988. Michael Hodge Construction Company Micha E. Hodge, Pre si nt and Secretary I CITY OF IOWA CITY, IOWA BY: L41,OK9.-.� ohn McDonald, Mayor BY: /��a.�crt �v..� A:Sn Marian K. Karr, City Clerk STATE OF IOWA ) SS: CORPORATE SEAL JOHNSON COUNTY ) On this day of 1988, before me, the undersigned, a Notary Public in and for the State of Iowa, per- sonally appeared Michael E. Hodge, to me personally known, who being by me duly sworn, did say that he is the President and Secretary, respectively, of said corporation executing the within and foregoing instrument; that no seal has been procured by the said corporation; that said instrument was signed on behalf of said corporation by authority of its Board of Direc- tors; and that the said Michael E. Hodge, as such officers ac- knowledged the execution of said instrument to be the voluntary act and deed of said corporation, by it and by him voluntarily executed. 61,� FA Notary Public in and for the State of Iowa. STATE OF IOWA ) ) SS: JOHNSON COUNTY ) On this day of��pR ( 1988, before me, the undersigned, a Nn•=-•• Public in and for tthe State of Iowa, per- sonally appeareC McDonald and Marian K. Karr, to me per- sonally known, whn, being by me duly sworn, did say that they are the Mayor a-� n'tv Clerk, respectively, of said municipal corporation ez, the within and foregoing instrument; that APP VED AS,1P FOPM LEGAL DEPARTMENT 5r7D a]: the seal affixed hereto is the seal of said municipal corpo- ration; that said instrument was signed and sealed on behalf of said municipal corporation by authority of the City Council of said municipal corporation, and that the said John McDonald and Marian H. Karr acknowledged the execution of said instrument to be the voluntary act and deed of said municipal corporation, by it and by them voluntarily executed. 19/1-01-121 P Notary Pu is in and the State of Iowa. `Se44 1 SANITARY SEWER EASEMENT THIS AGREEMENT, made and entered into by and between Michael Hodge Construction Company, an Iowa Corporation, First Party, which expression shall include its successors in inter- est and assigns and the City of Iowa City, Iowa, Second Party, which expression shall include their successors in interest and assigns, WITNESSETH: It is hereby agreed as follows: For the sum of $1.00 plus other valuable consideration, the receipt of which is hereby acknowledged, First Party hereby grants and conveys to Second Party an easement for the purposes of excavating for and the installation, replacement, mainte- nance and use of such sanitary sewage lines, pipes, mains, and conduits as Second Party shall from time to time elect for con- veying sewage and all necessary appliances and fittings for use in connection with said pipe lines, together with adequate pro- tection therefore, and also a right of way, with right of in- gress and egress thereto, over and across all the area de- scribed as "Sanitary Sewer Easement" and/or "Proposed Sanitary Sewer Easement" as shown on the plat of Cambria Court Subdivision, Part 2. First Party further grants to Second Party: 1. The right of grading said strips for the full width thereof and to extend the cuts and fills for such grading into ! and on said lands along and outside of said lines to such ex- tent as Second Party may find reasonably necessary. i 2. The right from time to time to trim and to cut down and clear away any and all trees and brush on said strips and to trim and to cut down and clear away any trees on either side of said strip which now or hereafter in the opinion of Second Party may be a hazard to said lines or may interfere with the exercise of Second Party's rights hereunder in any manner. M 3. Second Party shall indemnify First Party against any loss and damage which shall be caused by the exercise of said i• ��`J ,' g 510 V -2 - ingress and egress, construction, maintenance or by anv wrong- ful or negligent act, omission of Second Party or of its agents or employees in the course of their emplovment. First Party reserves the right to use said strips for pur- poses which will not interfere with Second Party's full enjoy- ment of the rights hereby granted; provided that First Party shall not erect or construct any building or other structure, or drill or operate any well, or construct any reservoir or other obstructions on said area, or diminish or substantially add to the ground cover over said pipe lines. First Party does hereby covenant with Second Party that it is lawfully seized and possessed of the real estate above de- scribed; that it has good and lawful right to convev it, or any part thereof. The provisions hereby shall inure to the benefit of and bind the successors and assigns of the respective parties here- to, and all covenants shall apply to and run with the land. DATED this -Iq day of , 1988. MICHAEL HODGE CONSTRUCTION COMPANY Micta,ql E. Hodge, Preside t and Secretary CITY OF IOWA CITY, IOWA B Y :L449�e Aja D ohn Mcnald, Mayor Marian K. Karr, City Clerk STATE OF IO{VA > SS: CORPORATE SEAL JOHNSON COUNTY ) On this v day ofLt 1988, before me, the undersigned, a Notary Public in and for the State of Iowa, per- sonally appeared Michael E. Hodge, to me personally known, who being by me duly sworn, did say that he is the President and APPROVE ASSN ORM LE AL DEPARTMENT S7 -3 - Secretary, respectively, of said corporation executing the within and foregoing instrument; that no seal has been procured by the said corporation; that said instrument was signed on behalf of said corporation by authority of its Board of Direc- tors; and that the said Michael E. Hodge, as such officers ac- knowledged the execution of said instrument to be the voluntary act and deed of said corporation, by it and by him voluntarily executed. o.l aielr xrca�wissroNDns srn�emner�.In STATE OF IOWA ) ) SS: JOHNSON COUNTY ) �L Notary PUblic in and br the State of Iowa. On this Qat day of a�p, ,Q 1988, before me, the undersigned, a Notary Public in and for the State of Iowa, per- sonally appeared John McDonald and Marian K. Karr, to me per- sonally known, who, being by me duly sworn, did say that they are the Mayor and City Clerk, respectively, of said municipal corporation executing the within and foregoing instrument; that the seal affixed hereto is the seal of said municipal corpo- ration; that said instrument was signed and sealed on behalf of said municipal corporation by authority of the City Council of said municipal corporation, and that the said John McDonald and Marian K. Karr acknowledged the execution of said instrument to be the voluntary act and deed of said municipal corporation, by it and by them voluntarily executed. 19/1-01-126 P Notary Public 'in and for the State of Iowa. IV04R14 SEgj 570 V CONSENT OF OWNER CAMBRIA COURT SUBDIVISION, PART 2 IOWA CITY, IOWA The undersigned, Michael Hodge Construction Compan-, an Iowa Corporation, heinq the owner of the land incl.ud(r d in Cambria Court Subdivision, Part 2, Iowa City, Iowa, legally described as: Lot 93, Subdivision of Lot 90, Ty'n Cae, Part II, an Addition to the City of Iowa City, Iowa, according to the plat thereof recorded in Book 19, Page 49, Plat Rpcnrds of Johnson County, Iowa, acknowledges that the Subdivision as it appears or the plat of Cambria Court Subdivision, Part 2, Iowa City, Iowa, and related documents, is with its free consent and in accorOi,nCe with its desires. DATED at Iowa City, Iowa, this Aday of 1988. Michael Hodge Cons"ruction Company BY: Micha 1 E, odgr., re •i den t. and Secretz STATE. OF IOWA ) SS: JOHNSON COUNTY ) On this q day of }�t,Z�.f� 1988, beforp ma, the undersigned, a Notary Public in and for the State of. Iowa, per- sonally appeared Michael E. Hodge, to me personally known, who being by me duly sworn, did say that he is the President and Secretary, respectively, of said corporation executing the within and foregoing instrument; that no seal has been procured by the said corporation; that said instrument was signed on behalf of said corporation by authority of its Board of Direc- tors; and that the said Michael E. Hodge, as such officers ac- knowledged the execution of said instrument to be the voluntar,, act and deed of said corporation, by it and by him voluntarily executed. 19/1-01-119 D. L CHEIF 1989 `ry Public in ancV for the -ate of Iowa. y 57D. J [O u a CONSENT TO CAMBRIA COURT SUBDIVISION, PART 2 IOWA CITY, IOWA The undersigned, being the present owner of the Mortgage dated October 30, 1987, and recorded October 30, 1987, in Book 986, Page 307, Mortgage Records of Johnson Countv, Iowa, cover- ing the real estate situated in Iowa City, Johnson County, Iowa, and described as follows, to -wit: Lot 93, Subdivision of Lot 90, Ty'n Cae, Part' II, an Addition to the Citv of Iowa City, Iowa, according to the plat thereof recorded in Book 19, Page 49, Plat Records of Johnson County, Iowa, consent to the platting of said real estate which real estate is to be included in Cambria Court Subdivision, Part 2, a subdivision of Iowa City, Johnson County, Iowa. DATED this C /ti day of, % c ., k 1 1988. (SEAL) OORPORATE SEAL STATE OF IOWA ) ) SS: JOHNSON COUNTY ) HILLS BANK AND TRUST COMPANY BY Wayne/A. Beck, Assistant Ville President On this 9th day of larch 1988, before me the undersigned, a Public Notary Publin—and for said County, in said State personally appeared Wayne A. Beck, to me personally known, who being by me duly sworn, did sav that he is the Assistant Vice President respectively, of said corporation; that the seal affixed thereto is the seal of said corporation; that said instrument was signed and sealed on behalf of said corporation by authority of its Board of Directors; and that the said Wayne A. Beck as such officer, acknowledged the execution of said instrument to be the voluntary act and deed of said corporation by it and by him voluntarily executed. r! a ) No ary Public in t1nd for the State of Iowa. 19/1-01-120 NOTARIAL otA 'I C .. it -._ 521 570 V d ATTORNEY'S TITLE OPINION CAMBRIA COURT SUBDIVISION, PART 2 IOWA CITY, IOWA I, John D. Cruise, hereby certify that I am a practicing attorney at law of Iowa City, Iowa; that I have examined the abstract of title to the property described as follows, to -wit: Lot 93, Subdivision of Lot 90, Ty'n Cae, Part II, an Addition to the City of Iowa City, Iowa, according to the plat thereof recorded in Book 19, Page 99, Plat Records of Johnson County, Iowa, that the legal title to said property is in Michael Hodge Con- struction Company and that said property is free from all en- cumbrances except for a Mortgage dated October 30, 1987, and i recorded October 30, 1987, in Book 986, Page 307, Mortgage Re- cords of Johnson County, Iowa, given by Michael E. Hodge and Julie K. Hodge, husband and wife, to Hills Bank and Trust Com- pany. A Consent to the subdivision of the property described above has been given by said mortgagee. [� DATED at Iowa City, Iowa, this � q,� day of , 1988. i % JOHN D. CRUISE 19/1-01-17.5 t Io, -1i: - -, 523 510 u n CERTIFICATE OF COUNTY TREASURER I, Cletus R. Redlinger, hereby certify that I am the Coun- t, Treasurer of Johnson County, Iowa, and that the property de- scribed as follows, to -wit; Lot 93, Subdivision of Lot 90, Ty'n Cae, Part II , an Addition to the City of Iowa City, Iowa, according to the plat thereof recorded in Book 19, Page 49, Plat Records of Johnson Countv, Iowa, and shown on the plat attached hereto and known and designated as Cambria Court Subdivision, Part 2, Iowa City, Iowa, is free from taxes. DATED at Iowa City, Iowa, this 312,dP day ofiu/ , MI:" i 19/1-01-122 Cl TUS R. RED INGER, Treasurer Johnson County, Iowa. 6 " O u a CLERK'S CERTIFICATE I, Edward F. Steinbrech, hereby certify that I am Clerk of the District Court of Johnson County, Iowa, and that the prop- erty described as follows, to -wit: Lot 93, Subdivision of Lot 90, Tv'n Cae, Part II, an Addition to the Citv of Iowa City, Iowa, according to the plat thereof recorded in Book 19, Page 49, Plat Records of Johnson County, Iowa, and shown on the plat attached hereto and known and designated as Cambria Court Subdivision, Part 2, Iowa City, Iowa, is free from all judgments, attachments, mechanic's or other liens as appear in the records of my office. DATED at Iowa City, Iowa, this -�f` day of �___ 1988. �U12s1.��o��.i%,.,�f /� 1 EDWARD F. STEINBRECH, ^�ytcl Clerk of the District Court in l r/f and for Johnson Countv, Iowa. 19/1-01-123 SzO 4 Cu' CERTIFICATE OF RECORDER CAMBRIA COURT SUBDIVISION, PART 2 IOWA CITY, IOWA I, John E. O'Neill, hereby certify that I am the County Recorder of Johnson County, Iowa, and that the title in fee to the property described as follows, to -wit: Lot 93, Subdivision of Lot 90, Ty'n Cae, Part II, an Addition to the City of Iowa City, Iowa, according to the plat thereof recorded in Book 19, Page 49, Plat Records of Johnson County, Iowa, and shown on the attached plat, and known and designated as Cambria Court Subdivision, Part 2, Iowa City, Iowa, is in Michael Hodge Construction Company and that it is free from encumbrances, except for a Mortgage dated October 30, 1987, and recorded October 30, 1987, in Book 986, Page 307, Mortgage Re- cords of Johnson County, Iowa, given by Michael E. Hodge and Julie K. Hodge, husband and wife, to Hills Bank and Trust Com- pany. DATED at Iowa City, Iowa, this ' day of �•,,�', ( , 1988. 19/1-01-124 John E. O'Neill, Johnson Countv ReC,arci�L'"" .. 6-2c) Y STAFF REPORT To: Planning & Zoning Commission Item: Z-8803. Michael Hodge Construction 5-8803. Cambria Court, Part 2 GENERAL INFORMATION Applicant: Requested action: Purpose: Legal description: Location: Size: Existing land use and zoning: Surrounding land use and zoning: Comprehensive Plan: Fite date: 45 -day limitation period: SPECIAL INFORMATION Public utilities: Public services: Prepared by: Barry Beagle Date: February 18, 1988 Michael Hodge Construction 931 Maiden Lane Iowa City, Iowa 52240 Phone: 354-2233 Rezoning from POH-8 to RS -8, and preliminary and final plat ap- proval. To establish a conventional three -lot residential subdivi- sion. Lot 93, Ty'n Cae Subdivision, Part Two. West side of Cambria Court and north of Cae Drive. 0.71 acres. Undeveloped; POH-8. North - Residential; RS -8. South - Residential; PDH -8. East - Residential; PDH -8. West - Residential; PDH -8. Residential, 2-8 DU/A. January 27, 1988. March 10, 1988. Adequate water and sewer services are available. Police and fire protection are available. Sanitation service will be provided by the city. 5-7O 2 Transportation: Physical characteristics: BACKGROUND Access is provided by Cambria Court via Cae Drive. The site is moderately flat, sloping uniformly to the west. In November 1979, an amended planned area development (PAD) plan and subdivi- sion plat of Lot 90, Ty'n Cae Subdivision, Part 2, was approved which estab- lished a six (6) lot subdivision containing 68 multi -family units. (See attached map.) Lot 93, established by the 1979 action, was approved with an eight (8) unit townhouse building. The applicant proposes to resubdivide the 0.71 acre lot into three (3) duplex size lots. Proposed lot sizes will range from 9,170 square feet to 10,881 square feet. The applicant proposes to construct one (1) condominium duplex on each lot. ANALYSIS It is the purpose of this report to evaluate the proposed rezoning and pre- liminary and final plat of Cambria Court Subdivision, Part Two. Since sepa- rate action is required on both requests, they will be reviewed independently. Proposed Rezoning. The applicant is seeking to rezone Lot 93 from PDH -8 to RS -8 to permit devel- opment of a conventional subdivision. In March 1987, the applicant succeeded in rezoning and resubdividing Lots 94 and 95 immediately to the north, into seven (7) lots zoned RS -8. This request is similar to the applicant's previ- ous request with regard to lot sizes and his intention to build condominium duplexes on each lot. The OPDH Zone is intended to permit "...flexibility in the use and design of structures and land in situations where conventional development may be inappropriate and where modifications of requirements of the underlying zone will not be contrary to the intent and purpose of the Zoning Ordinance, inconsistent with the Comprehensive Plan, nor harmful to the neighborhood in which they are located." (Section 36-47(a)) Provided the permitted density of the underlying zone is not exceeded, the developer has flexibility in the design, placement and clustering of buildings in accordance with an approved plan. The underlying zone in which this tract is located is RS -8. The RS -8 zone allows for the development of detached single-family residences, and duplexes as a provisional use provided the minimum lot area per duplex lot is 8,700 square feet. The PAD plan approved in 1979, currently permits the development of an eight (8) unit townhouse on Lot 93. The applicant desires to resubdivide lot 93 into three (3) lots to permit the construction of three (3) condominum du- plexes consistent with the resubdivision of Lots 94 and 95 to the north. Rezoning the parcel would result in the development density of the lot being .5-70 3 reduced from eight (8) OVel ling units to six (6) dwelling units. The subject rezoning is consistent with the land use designation of the Comprehensive Plan for this area, and would permit development consistent with the charac- ter of surrounding land use patterns. Subdivision Proposal. ion inesubstantialubompilsianceewithents a the City''scaSubdivisionnR subdivision and e exception of a few minor deficiencies. Each lot complies with th thetions wminimum lot area requirements of the RS -8 Zone. lot management has already been approved for the Ty'n Cae Subdivision and will not require on-site detention for this subdivision. No additional street right-of-way is pro- posed to be dedicated with this subdivision, with each lot Cambria Court. The legal papers have been submitted and arfronting on e currently under review by the Legal Department, Economic Impact; Economic impact is a measure of the public costs and bene- fits associated with the proposed project. Public benefits can be measured in terms of tax revenue generated. The liabilities or public costs are not always quantifiable, but can be recognized through direct public construction costs (i.e. overwidth paving, sewers, etc.) and indirect public costs through the additional public services demanded. Although rollbacks of assessed values and tax levies change from tax year to tax year, it is possible to estimate the annual taxes that would be generated by the development of the subject parcel. Given the value of existing resi- dential development in the immediate area, the assessed value of eac,h poten- improvements tial lot within the proposed subdivision, including approximately $100,000. For tax purposes, the values of residential useiss within this tax year are rolled back to 77.3604% of their assessed values. The City tax levy presently imposed on a residential use is of assessed valuation. Assuming a lot in the proposed subdivision9isydeyeOO tax due oped and that the property has an assessed value of $100,000, the amount of the three nlotstwerepdeveloped e this toda ear would be approximately $893. If each of crease in the tax base of approximated the City would realize an annual in- crease $2,680. While no direct construction costs to the City are required with this subdi- vision, indirect costs such as garbage pickup, maintenance of streets and municipal utilities, and police and fire protection are incurred, With increased local outside schools, development parks a e pabsocaffected, This subdivision s not expected, however, to impact the City's ability to provide municipal services. STAFF RECOMMENDATION W Staff recommends that the proposed rezoning of Lot 93, Ty'n Cae Subdivision, Part 2, from PDH -8 to RS -8, be approved. Staff recommends that the preliminary and final plat of Cambria Court Subdi- vision, Part 2, be deferred pending resolution of the following deficiencies and discrepancies. Upon resolution of those items, staff recommends that the plat be approved, 570 4 DEFICIENCIES AND DISCREPANCIES 1. Submission and approval of construction plans for the sanitary sewer. 2. Show location of six inch water main on east side of Cambria Court. ATTACHMENTS 1. Location Map. 2. Amended PAD Plan (1979) for Lots 91-96. 3. Preliminary and Final Plat of Cambria Court Subdivision, Part Two. Approved by: Don ld Schmeiser, Directorr Department of Planning and Program Development V II LOCATION MAP Z-8803 & S-8803 Cambria Court Subdivision, Part two •ice `�.`. RM; 57t4... 4 Amended PAD for Lots 91 _ 96 (1979) W nor ,EU -�-F- 46 ,5%D u P City of Iowa Cif MEMORANDUM DATE: February 25, 1988 TO: Barry Beagle FROM: Joyce J. DeLong� ) RE: Cambria Court, Part t22,Construction Plans Existing water main is shown on construction plans. Sanitary sewer construction plans are approved as submitted. t:Vti;V:,i`iC57 -- FEB 25 1988 P.P.U. UcrAHTMENT 6-70 RESOLUTION N0. RESOLUTION APPROVING THE REVISED PRELIMINARY PLAT AND THE FINAL PLAT OF VILLAGE GREEN, PART XI, A SUBDIVISION OF JOHNSON COUNTY, IOWA. WHEREAS, the owners, William and Sherry Frantz, have filed with the City Clerk of Iowa City, Iowa, an application for approval of the revised pre- liminary plat and the final plat of Village Green, Part XI, a subdivision of Iowa City in Johnson County, Iowa, which is legally described as fol- lows: Commencing at the Southeast Corner of Section 13, Township 79 North, Range 6 West of the Fifth Principal Meridian; thence S89053'53"W, 50.01 feet, to a point on the Westerly Right -of -Way Line of Scott Boulevard; thence N00045'59"E, 1,751.12 feet, along the Westerly Right -of -Way Line of Scott Boulevard, to the Point of Beginning; thence N89°14'01"W, 70.00 feet; thence S61050'42"W, 302.73 feet; thence N78°45'14"W, 73.95 feet; thence S79023'03"W, 73.95 feet; thence S45008'36"W, 225.00 feet; thence N44051'24"W, 135.00 feet; thence S45008'36"W, 21.46 feet; thence N44051'24"W, 185.00 feet, to a point on the Easterly Line of Village Green, Part VII, as Recorded in Plat Book 15, at Page 33, of the Records of the Johnson County Recorder's Office; thence N45008'36"E, along the Easterly Line of said Part VII, 296.14 feet, to a 5/8 -inch iron pin found; thence N16°38'50"E, along said Easterly Line of Part VII, 162.03 feet, to a 5/8 -inch iron pin found at the Northeast Corner of said Village Green, Part VII; thence N25032'15"E, 60.00 feet, along the Easterly Line of Village Green, Part VI, as Recorded in Plat Book 16, at Page 8, of the Records of the Johnson County Recorder's Office; thence N06033'28"E, along said Easterly Line of Part VI 240.00 feet, to a 5/8 -inch iron pin found; thence NO4°36'24"W, along said Easterly Line of Part VI, 154.65 feet, to a 5/8 -inch iron pin found; thence N37023136"E, along said Easterly Line of Part VI, 191.78 feet, to a 5/8 -inch iron pin found at the North- easterly Corner thereof, on the Southerly Right -of -Nay Line of Muscatine Avenue; thence Easterly 480.56 feet, along said Southerly Right -of -Way Line of Muscatine Avenue, on a 22,885.00 foot radius curve, concave Southerly, whose 480.55 foot chord bears S89°40'54"E, to its intersection with the Westerly Right - of -Way Line of Scott Boulevard, which point is 32.71 feet, S00045'59"W, of a point on the North Line of said Southeast Quarter of Section 13, which is 50.01 feet, S89°46'06"W, along said North Line from a cut "X" found at the Northeast Corner thereof; thence S00045'59"W, along said Westerly Right -of -Way Line of Scott Boulevard, 872.50 feet, to the Point of Beginning. Said tract of land contains 15.00 Acres, more or less, and is subject to easements and restrictions of Record. WHEREAS, the Department of Planning and Program Development and the Publi4 Works Department have examined the proposed revised preliminary plat and the final plat, and find that the plats meet the technical specificationt�- VA j; 117 57a a Resolution No. 88.71 Page 2 of the City's Subdivision Regulations, but do not endorse the street pattern shown on the revised preliminary plat and the final plat of vil- lage Green pattern, Part XI because it departs from the internal collector street system in the developed portions of the village Green Area; and WHEREAS, the revised preliminary plat and the final plat have been exam- ined by the Planning and Zoning Commission and, after due deliberation, the Commission has recommended that they be accepted and approved, with a waiver of the Subdivision Regulation requirement that blocks be a minimum of 220 feet wide for the following three blocks: (1) Chamberlain Drive between Village Road and Hampton Street, 2) Hampton Street between Chamberlain Drive and Hampton Court, and (3) Hampton Street between Hampton Court and Scott Boulevard; and WHEREAS, except where such requirements are waived, the revised prelimi- nary plat and the final plat are found to conform with all of the techni- cal requirements of the City Ordinances of the City of Iowa City, Iowa. NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF IOWA CITY, IOWA: That the revised preliminary plat and the final plat of Village Green, Part XI, are hereby approved, with a waiver of the minimum block width requirement for the following three blocks within the subdivision: (1) Chamberlain Drive between Village Road and Hampton Street, (2) Hampton Street between Chamberlain Drive and Hampton Court, and (3) Hampton Street between Hampton Court and Scott Boulevard.. It was moved by Courtnev and seconded by Dickson the Resolution be adopted, an upon roll call there were: AYES: NAYS: ABSENT: X AMBRISCO X_— COURTNEY X DICKSON X MOROWITZ X _ LARSON X MCDONALD C STRAIT A ] 17 v.,E I M Resolution No. 88-71 Page 3 Passed and approved this 19th day of April , 1988. roved as to Form ATTEST: ��a J— 3�za�6fi C[TY CLERI�e— L G L P R MLt7iI— CoRP0RATE SEA ` L ':JL 1...i ?.;1 1 J /A CERTIFICATE nF CLERK I, EDWARD STEINRRF.CH, hereby certify that I am Clerk of the District Court of Johnson County, Iowa, and that the following described property, to - wit: Commencing at the Southeast corner of Section 13, Township 79 North, Range 6 West of the Fifth Principal Meridian; thence S 89 ° 53' 53" W, 50.01 feet, to a point on the Westerly right-of-way line of Scott Boulevard; thence N 000 45' 59" E, 1,751.12 feet, along the Westerly right-of-way line of Scott Boulevard, to the point of beginning; thence N 891 14' 01" W, 70.00 feet; thence S 61° 50' 42" W, 302.73 feet; thence N 78° 45' 14" W, 73.95 feet; thence S 79° 23' 03" W, 73.95 feet; thence S 45° 08' 36" W, 225.00 feet; thence N 44° 51' 24" W, 135.00 feet; thence S 45° 08' 36" W, 21.46 feet; thence N 44° 51' 24" W, 185.00 feet, to a point on the Easterly line of Village Green, Part VII, as recorded in Plat Book 15, at Page 33, of the Records of the Johnson County Recorder's office; thence N45- 08' 36" E, along the Easterly line of said Part VII, 296.14 feet, to a 5/8 inch iron pin found; thence N 160 38' 50" E, along said Easterly line of Part VII, 162.03 feet, to a 5/8 inch iron pin found at the Northeast corner of said Village Green, Part VII; thence N 250 32' 15" E, 60.00 feet, along the Easterly line of Village Green, Part VI, as recorded in Plat Rook 16, at Page 8, of the Records of the Johnson County Recorder's office, thence N 06° 33' 28" E, along said Easterly line of Part VI, 2.40.00 feet, to a 5/8 inch iron pin found; thence N 040 36' 24" W, along said Easterly line of Part VI, 154.65 feet, to a 5/8 inch iron pin found; t5/8 hence N 37° 23' 36" E, along said Easterly line of Part V1, 191.18 feet, to a terly he, rightironpin line ofuMuscatine Avenueasthencecorner Easterlyereof480.56ofeet, alongtheesaid Southerly right-of-way line of Muscatine Avenue, on a 22,885.00 foot radius curve, concave Southerly, whose 480.55 foot chord bears S 89° 40' 54" E, to its intersection with the Westerly right-of-way line of Scott Boulevard, which point is 32.71 feet, S 000 45' 59" W, of a point on the North line of said Southeast Quarter of Section 13, which is 50.01 feet, S 89° 46' 06" W, along said North line from a cut "X" found at the Northeast corner thereof; thence S 00° 45' 59" W, along said Westerly right-of-way line of Scott Boulevard, 872..50 feet, to the point of beginning. Said tract of land contains 15.00 acres, more or less, and is subject to easements and restrictions of record. and shown on the attached plat and known and designated as Village Green, Part Xi is free from all judgments, attachments, mechanic's or other liens as ap- pear in the records in my office. BATED at Iowa City, Iowa, this -�/ da of. /-- rrr"` S_EA�l - Clerk of Court, Johnson County, Iowa. -1 17 :;t CERTIFICATE OF COUNTY TREASURER I, CLETUS R. REOLINGER, hereby certify that 1 am the County Treasurer of Johnson County, Iowa, and that the following described property, also known as Village Green Part X1, is free from taxes or special assessments: Commencing at the Southeast corner of Section 13, Township 79 North, Range 6 West of the Fifth Principal Meridian; thence S 89 ° 53' 53" W, 50.01 feet, to a point on the Westerly right-of-way line of Scott Boulevard; thence N 000 45' 59" E, 1,751.12 feet, along the Westerly right-of-way line of Scott Boulevard, to the point of beginning; thence N 89° 14' 01" W, 70.00 feet; thence S 610 50' 42" W, 302..73 feet; thence N 780 45' 14" W, 73.95 feet; thence S 19° 23' 03" W, 73.95 feet; thence S 45° 08' 36" W, 225.00 feet; thence N 44° 51' 24" W, 135.00 feet; thence S 45° 08' 36" W, 21.46 feet; thence N 44° 51' 24" W, 185.00 feet, to a point on the Easterly line of Village Green, Part VII, as recorded in Plat Rook 15, at Page 33, of the Records of the Johnson County Recorder's office; thence N 450 08' 36" E, along the Easterly line of said Part VII, 296.14 feet, to a 5/8 inch iron pin found; thence N 16° 38' 50" E, along said Easterly line of Part VII, 162.03 feet, to a 5/8 inch iron pin found at the Northeast corner of said Village Green, Part Vii; thence N 250 32' 15" E, 60.00 feet, along the Easterly line of Village Green, Part VI, as recorded in Plat Rook 16, at Page 8, of the Records of the Johnson County Recorder's office, thence N 06° 33' 2.8" E, along said Easterly line of Part VI, 240.00 feet, to a 5/8 inch iron pin found; thence N n4° 36' 24" W, along said Easterly line of Part VI, 154.65 feet, to a 5/8 inch iron pin found; thence N 370 23' 36" E, along said Easterly line of Part VI, 191.78 feet, to a 5/8 inch iron pin found at the Northeasterly corner thereof, on the Southerly right-of-way line of Muscatine Avenue; thence Easterly 480.56 feet, along said Southerly right-of-way line of Muscatine Avenue, on a 22,885.00 foot radius curve, concave Southerly, whose 480.55 foot chord bears S 89° 40' 54" F., to its intersection with the Westerly right-of-way line of Scott Boulevard, which point is 32.71 feet, S 00° 45' 59" W, of a point on the North line of said Southeast Quarter of Section 13, which is 50.01 feet, S 89° 46' 06" W, along said North line from a cut "X" found at the Northeast corner thereof; thence S 000 45' 59" W, along said Westerly right-of-way line of Scott Boulevard, 877..50 feet, to the point of beginning. Said tract of land contains 15.00 acres, more or less, and is subject to ease m,enLLts and regia ctions of record. OATEn at Iowa City, Iowa, this `�y offl�v�f 1988. �CLETTI�F.DLIN�ER�----- ----- ------ County Treasurer, - Johnson County, Iowa. S'Cel j .7 -:,E S 57A CERTIFICATE OF RECORDER I, John E. O'Neill, hereby certify that I am the County Recorder of John- son County, Iowa, and that the title in fee to the following described proper- ty, to -wit: Commencing at the Southeast corner of Section 13, Township 79 North, Range 6 West of the Fifth Principal Meridian; thence S 89 ° 53' 53" W, 50,01 feet, to a point on the Westerly right-of-way line of Scott Boulevard; thence N 00° 45' 59" E, 1,751.12 feet, along the Westerly right-of-way line of Scott Boulevard, to the point of beginning; thence N 89° 14' 01" W 70.00 feet; thence S 61° 50' 42" W, 302.73 feet; thence N 78° 45' 14" W, 73,95 feet; thence S 79° 23' 03" W, 73.95 feet; thence S 45° 08' 36" W, 225.00 feet; thence N 44° 51' 24" W, 135.00 feet; thence S 45° 08' 36" W, 21,46 feet; thence N 440 51' 24" W, 185,00 feet, to a point on the Easterly line of Village Green, Part VII, as recorded in Plat Rook 15, at Page 33, of the Records of the Johnson County Recorder's office; thence N 45° 08' 36" E, along the Easterly line of said Part VII, 296,14 feet, to a 5/8 inch iron pin found; thence N 16° 38' 50" E, along said Easterly line of Part VII, 162.03 feet, to a 5/8 inch iron pin found at the Northeast corner of said Village Green, Part VII; thence N 250 32' 15" E, 60.00 feet, along the Easterly line of Village Green, Part VI, as recorded in Plat Rook 16, at Page 8, of the Records of the Johnson County Recorder's office, thence N 06° 33' 28" E, along said Easterly line of Part V1, 240,00 feet, to a 5/8 inch iron pin found; thence N 04° 36' 24" W, along said Easterly line of Part VI, 154,65 feet, to a 5/8 inch iron pin found; thence N 37° 23' 36" E, along said Easterly line of Part VI, 191.78 feet, to a 5/8 inch iron pin found at the Northeasterly corner thereof, on the Southerly right-of-way line of Muscatine Avenue; thence Easterly 480.56 feet, along said Southerly right-of-way line of Muscatine Avenue, on a 22,885,00 foot radius curve, concave Southerly, whose 48n.55 foot chord bears S 89° 40' 54" E, to its intersection with the Wester ly right-of-way line of Scott Boulevard, which point is 32.71 feet, S 00° 45' 59" W, of a point on the North line of said Southeast Quarter of Section 13, which is 50,01 feet, S 89° 46' 06" W, along said North line from a cut "X" found at the Northeast corner thereof; thence S On* 45' 59" W, along said Westerly right-of-way line of Scott Boulevard, 872.50 feet, to the point of beginning. Said tract of land contains 15,00 acres, more or less, and is subject to easements and restrictions of record. and shown on the attached plat and known and designated as Village Green, Part XI, an addition to the City of Iowa City, Iowa, is in William Frantz and Sherry Frantz, husband and wife, and that the property contained in said Vil- lage nreen, Part XI, is free from liens and encumbrances. nATEn at Iowa City, Iowa, this _1 -- day of 1988, ` �l'hrei'l: = !------------ — .n County Recorder of Johnson County, Iowa "J :% 4 TITLE OPINION Johnson I Philip A. Leff, a regular practicing attorney of Iowa City, Iowa, do hereby certify that l have examined an abstract of title to County, property known and designated as Village Green, Part Xi, and legally described Township 79 North, Range 6 as follows: W 50.01 feet, to of Section 13, ° 53' S3" 45' Commencing at the Southeast corner thence S 89 thence N 00 al Meridian, of Scott Boulevard; 'West of the Fifth Princip right-of-waySctline of Scott Boulevard, a point on the Westerly right-of"way 14 O1 W, 10.00 feet; thence S 610 59 E, 1,751.12 feet, along the Westerly 4514 W, 73.95 feet; thence S 79° 23' to the point of beginning, thence N°890, 50 42 W, 302.13 feet; thence N 76 36„ W, 225,00 feet; thence N 44° 51„ 24„ 45° 08 W 21,46 feet; thence N 44° 51' 24 W+ 03" W, 73.95 feet; thence S Part VIi, as W, 135.00 feet; thence S 45° 08' 36 line of Village Green, 185.00 feet, to a point on the Easterly the Easterly line of said at Page 33, of the Records of the Johnson County 45 08' 36 E, along thence N 16° 38' S0" E, recorded in Plat Book 15+ 8 inch iron pin found; 8 inch iron pin Recorder's office; thence N 162 03 feet, to a 5/ thence N 25° Part VII, 296.14 1 line ne°of Part VII, part VII; part VI, as said Easterly Village Green, a Green, along the Easterly line of village County found at the Northeast along of say of the Records of the Johnson of part 32' 15" E, 60.00 feet, at Page B+ E along said Easterly 24„ W along recorded to Plat Book hence N 06° 33' 28 thence N 04 in found; inch iron pin found; Recorder's office, 154.65 feet, to a 5/8 191.78 feet, to a VI, 240.00 feet, t° a 5/8 inch iron P said Easterly line ofEPart VI, 154,65 Easterly line of Part VI, on the Southerly 23 36 corner thereof, along said thence N 370 along thence Easterly 480.56 feet, 5J8 inch iron pin found ca the Avenue steely on a 22,885.00 foot radius 40 " to right-of-way line of Muscatine Muscatine Avenue, S 89 ° which Southerly right -of way line of ' 54 , concave Southerly, whose 480.55 foot chord'neaof Scott Boulevard, curve, W of a point on the North line of said ri ht -of -way ° 46' 06 W, along its intersection with the 59" g 50.01 feet, S 89 thence S paint is 32.71 feet, S 00 which is Southeast Quarter of Section 13, " from a cuX" found at the Nortii�etof Scottornetntainsar5- OOjd45or59"1W�,ealong saidtWesterly right of way to the point of be. Said tract of land contains 15.0 872.50 feet, and is subject to easements and restrif0ief�of srenord. acres, more or less, It is hereby certified that fee simple title of said property L. Frantz, husband and wife, and the same is free William L. Frantz and Sherry from encumbrance. yVRC 1988. DATED at Iowa City, Iowa, this j day of �— Phi IP A. Leff HAUPERT & TRAW LEFF, LEFF, LEFF, P 0, Box 2441 222 South Linn St 52244. Iowa City, M `3-/)- V SANITARY SEWER EASEMENT THIS AGREEMENT is made and entered into by and between William L. Frantz and Sherry L. Frantz, husband and wife, First Party, which expression shall include their successors in interest and assigns, and the City of Iowa City, Iowa, .Second Party, which expressionshall include its successors in interest and assigns, WITNESSETH: It is hereby agreed as follows: For the sum of $1.00 plus other valuable consideration, the receipt of which is hereby acknowledged, First Party hereby grants and conveys to Second Party an easement for the purposes of excavating for and the installation, re- placement, maintenance and use of such sanitary sewage lines, pipes, mains, and conduits as Second Party shall from time to time elect for conveying sew- age and all necessary appliances and fittings for use in connection with said pipe lines, together with adequate protection therefore, and also a right of way, with right of ingress and egress thereto, over and across all the area described as "Sanitary Sewer Easement" and "Water Easement" on the subdivision plat of Village Green, Part XI, recorded in Plat Rook page tPq , Plat Records of Johnson County, Iowa. First Party further grants to Second Party: 1. The right of grading said strips for the full width thereof and to extend the cuts and fills for such grading into and on said lands along and outside of said lines to such extent as Second Party may find reasonably ne- cessary. I P. The right from time to time to trim and to cut down and clear away any and all trees and brush on said strips and to trim and to cut down and clear away any trees on either side of said strip which now or hereafter in the opinion of Second Party may be a hazard to said lines or may interfere with the exercise of Second Party's rights hereunder in any manner. 3. Second Party shall indemnify First Party against any loss and damage I which shall he caused by the exercise of said ingress and egress, construc- tion, maintenance or by any wrongful or negligent act, omission of Second Party or of its agents or employees in the course of their employment. First Party reserves the right to use said strips for purposes which will not interfere with Second Party's full enjoyment of the rights hereby granted; V -z - provided that First Party shall not erect or construct any building or other structure, or drill or operate any well, or construct any reservoir or other obstructions on said area, or diminish or substantially add to the ground cover over said pipe lines. The provisions of this paragraph notwithstanding, the First Party may construct private walkways or sidewalks within the ease- ment right-of-way; provided, however, that if repairs are needed to the sani- tary sewer and water pipes, the costs of replacing the sidewalk will be the i responsibility of the abutting property owner. First Party does hereby covenant with Second Party that it is lawfully seized and possessed of the real estate above described; that it has good and lawful right to convey it, or any part thereof. The provisions hereby shall inure to the benefit of and bind the succes- sors and assigns of the respective parties hereto, and all covenants shall apply to and run with the land. DATED this o70f�y of 1988. ..moi WILLIAM L. FRANTZ SHERRY L. FR13NTZ CITY OF IOWA CITY, IOWA CORPORATE SEAL SY. n 4Mconad, Mayor imarin K. Karr, itye01 rk.— '` 1 • :% "E 1D APP IQVED AS TORM LLEGAL DE ENT V STATE OF IOWA SS: COUNTY OF JOHNSON -3 - On this c, day of , 1988, before me, the undersigned, a Notary Public in and for the Stage of Iowa, personally appeared William L. Frantz and Sherry L. Frantz, husband and wife, to me known to be the identical persons named in and who executed the within and foregoing instrument; and acknowledged that they executed the same as their voluntary act and deed. JOANNEBMDY • MY M�SSIQIJ�EXPIRES ``JJ Not ry Public in and for St of Iowa STATE OF IOWA ) S5: COUNTY OF JOHNSON ) On this Q51 day of C1. 92L,S 1988, before me, the undersigned, a Notary Public in and for the State of Iowa, personally appeared John McDonald and Marian K. Karr, to me personally known, who, being by me duly sworn, did say that they are the Mayor and the City Clerk, respectively, or said munici- pal corporation executing the within and foregoing instrument; that the seal affixed hereto is the seal of said municipal corporation; that said instrument was signed and sealed on behalf of said municipal corporation by authority of the City Council of said municipal corporation, and that the said John McDon- ald and Marian K. Karr acknowledged the execution of said instrument to be the voluntary act and deed of said municipal corporation, by it and by them volun- tarily executed. Notary Puhlic in and for State of Iowa I )� .";;E 11 NI TARIAI. S& 5 71 AGREEMENT THIS AGREEMENT made by and hetween William L. Frantz and Sherry L. Frantz, the owner and suhdivider, hereinafter called the "Subdivider," and the City of Iowa City, Iowa, a municipal corporation, hereinafter called the "City"• WITNESSETH: SECTION 1. PIIRLIC IMPROVEMENTS In consideration of the City approving the plat of subdivision known and designated as VILLAGE GREEN, PART XI, the Subdivider agrees, as a covenant running with the land that, except as provided in this Agreement, the City need not issue a building permit for any lot in the subdivision until the streets have been paved with concrete at least 28 feet in width, (except that the paved surface of Hampton Court shall be 25 feet back -of curb to hack - of -curb) and the public.walkway between Lots 15 and 16, sanitary sewers, storm sewers and water mains have been installed and accepted by the City, and sub- division erosion control plans have been approved, as required by the City un- der its ordinances. (The streets, walkways, sewers and mains are hereinafter referred to as the "improvements.") SECTION 2. STORMWATER MANAGEMENT ORDINANCE COMPLIANCE AND COVENANT Pursuant to a Storm Water Management Agreement recorded in Rook 549, page 370, in the Johnson County Recorder's Office, and a Storm Water Management Easement recorded in Ronk 549, page 375, in said Recorder's Office, Iowa City Development Company granted to the City an easement over property described in those agreements for the construction, operation and maintenance of a storm - water control structure and storage area ("stormwater control facilities"). V The Management Agreement applies to Village Green, Part X. and all future sub. divisions of Village Green and Village Green South (generally the land north N 1 , f •,: 1� 5 7a -2 - of the former Chicago, Rock Island R Pacific R.R. Co. tracks, south of Musca- tine Avenue, west of Scott Boulevard and east of the present developed areas), and provides that the cost of the stormwater control facilities shall be pro- rated amongst Part X and future subdivisions. In consideration of the City's agreement to defer construction of stormwater control facilities at this time, Subdivider agrees that the City shall not issue a building permit for any lot in the subdivision until an escrow deposit has been established with the City to cover the prorata share of the estimated costs of installation of storm water control facilities, plus 10% thereof, which is attributable to the sub- division. Iowa City Development Company has established an escrow account with the City to ensure that funds will be available to pay for part of such construction. The Homeowners' Association for owners of lots in the subdivision, or the j lot owners if there is no such association, or if such association fails to act, shall be jointly and severally liable with property owners and homeown- ers' association in subsequent subdivisions served by the storm water facili- ties, for maintenance of the stormwater control structure and storage area, and, if the structure and storage area are not part of a buildable lot, for real estate taxes attributable thereto. SECTION 3, CONSTRUCTION OF IMPROVEMENTS The improvements shall be constructed and installed in accordance with plans and specifications approved by the City Engineer of Iowa City, who shall have the right to make occasional inspections of the work in progress. Such inspections shall not relieve or release the Subdivider from the responsibili- ty to construct the improvements in accordance with the approved plans and specifications. 57�. -3 - SECTION 4. SIDEWALKS Subdivider agrees that, no later than one year from the date of the City Council's Resolution approving the subdivision, it will install sidewalks abutting each lot, which sidewalks shall be at least four (4) feet wide and constructed according to plans and specifications approved by the City Engi- neer. SECTION 5. BUILDING PERMIT AND ESCROW MONIES If the Subdivider should desire a building permit for any lot in the sub- division before the improvements and storm water management facililities have been installed, the Subdivider shall deposit with the City Clerk in escrow an amount equal to the estimated cost of constructing the improvements and storm- , � water management facilities, plus ten (10) percent thereof, (such deposit I shall hereinafter be referred to as "the improvements' escrow). The amount of the escrow shall he determined by the City Engineer. Also, if subdivision erosion control measures have not been installed, with ground cover established by growth, as a condition to the issuance of a building permit for construction within the subdivision, the City may require that the Subdivider deposit in escrow with the City the sum of $2,000.00 (the "erosion cleanup escrow") to assure reimbursement for the cost of cleaning public streets, storm sewers, gutters or catch basins, which may he incurred by the City as a result of erosion from the subdivision. The Subdivider agrees to accept responsibility for the cost of the cleaning, and to the ex- tent that the Subdivider fails to accomplish erosion cleanup after reasonable notice from the City, the City is hereby authorized to do the work and to charge the cost to the erosion cleanup escrow, if adequate, and to charge any excess cost to the Subdivider, providing that nothing herein shall be con- strued as requiring the City to do such cleanup. S 7�L -4 - The unused balance of the erosion cleanup escrow shall he returned to the Subdivider after erosion control measures have been installed, and ground cover has been established by growth. If the escrow is insufficient to pay the costs incurred, the Subdivider shall promptly reimburse the City for the excess costs incurred. After the escrow funds have been established, if the applicant is in compliance with all other applicable requirements and ordinances of the City, the Ruilding Inspector of the City is authorized to issue a building permit. SECTION 6. OCCUPANCY PERMIT Nothwithstanding the provisions of Section 5, the City may, prior to the issuance of an occupancy certificate, in its discretion, require the Subdivid- er to construct or install the improvements. SECTION 7. USE OF ESCROW MONIES FOR IMPROVEMENTS If, after the issuance of an occupancy permit, the improvements have not been constructed and installed, the City may use any funds deposited in the improvements' escrow to construct and install the improvements. If the cost of construction and installation of the improvements exceeds the amount of the escrow, the City shall have a lien and charge against all lots in the subdivi- Sion for the balance of the cost. The City shall refund to the Subdivider any improvements' escrow monies not used for the construction and installation of the improvements. SECTION 8. WAIVER If the Subdivider sells or conveys lots in the subdivision without first constructing or installing the improvements or if either the Suhdivider or the v owner of any lot in the subdivision fails to construct sidewalks as required in Section 4, the City shall have the right to install and construct the im- a V a -5- provements or sidewalks. Subdivider acknowledges and agrees that all lots in the subdivision are specially benefitted by the improvements, so the cost of the installation and construction shall be a lien and charge against all of the lots in the subdivision, except that the cost of installing sidewalks shall he a lien and charge only against the lot or lots abutting or in front of which sidewalks are installed. The cost of the improvements need not meet the requirements of benefit or value as provided by law of the State of Iowa for assessing such improvements. It is further provided that the requirement to construct the improvements and sidewalks (but not private walkways between the lots of this subdivision and the lots in Village Green Parts VI, and VII., and between Lots 40 and 41 of this subdivision) is and shall remain a lien against the lots in the subdivision until properly released as hereinafter provided. The City agrees that when the improvements have been installed as requir- ed, it will promptly issue to the Subdivider, its assigns or successors in in- terest, for recording in the Office of the County Recorder of Johnson County, Iowa, a gond and sufficient release of all lots in the subdivision so that the obligations set forth in this Agreement will not constitute a cloud upon the title of the lots in the subdivision. A separate sidewalk lien release shall be issued where appropriate. SECTION 9. STREET MAINTENANCE. The Subdivider acknowledges that public services, including but not li— mited to street maintenance, snow removal, and rubbish and garbage collection, will not be extended to the subdivision until the pavement is installed and accepted by the City. .. ,,1.,17 'J,l j r, 6 %L Im SECTION 10. SUCCESSORS AND ASSIGNS This Agreement shall be binding upon, and shall inure to the benefit of, the parties hereto and their successors and assigns. DATED this _ /Z day of *Z , 1988, at Iowa City, Iowa. CITY OF IOWA CITY, IOWA '�J BY : /44_41w . MAYUK ATTEST: %%7,zr. e4.) " Marin K. Karr, City Clerk STATE OF IOWA ) SS: CORPORATE SEAL COUNTY OF JOHNSON On this 5 �t day of Q_ , 1988, before me, r a Notary Public in and for the State of Iowa, personally appeared John and Marian K, Karr, to me personally known, and, who, being by me duly sworn, did say that they are the Mayor and City Clerk, re- spectively, of the City of Iowa City, Iowa; that the seal affixed to the fore- going instrument is the corporate seal of the corporation, and that the in- strument was signed and sealed on behalf of the corporation, by authority of its City Council, as contained in (KKKr404) (Resolution) No. 88.7 passed (the Resolution adopted) by the City Council on the joss day of (-'� ' l 1988, and that John McDonald and Marian K. Karr acknowledged the execution of the instrument to he their voluntary act and deed of the cor- poration, by it voluntarily executed. C_N� lOrf-heS_r- Notary Public in and for State of Iowa, STATE OF IOWA ) (NOTARIAL SEAL AL COUNTY OF JOHNSON ) On this �4c'I da of 1988, before me, the under- signed, a Notary Public in an o t e tate of Iowa, personally appeared William L. Frantz and Sherry L. Fr ntz to me known to be the identical persons named in and who executed the within and foregoing instrument, to which this is attached, and acknowledged that they executed the same as their voluntary act and deed, u �,, ,, JOANNE BRABY of y Public in and for Std of Iowa. MY COMMISS N BIPIRES 1..;7 ,E 17 APPROVED AS 1P FORM It? uzo Iii LE '_DEPARTMENT DEDICATION OF VILLAGE GREEN, PART XI. KNOW ALL MEN BY THESE PRESENTS: That the undersigned do herehy certify and state that they are the owners and proprietors of the following described real estate situated in Johnson County, Iowa, to -wit: Commencing at the Southeast corner of Section 13, Township 79 North, Range 6 West of the Fifth Principal Meridian; thence S 89 53' 53" W, 50.01 feet, to a point on the Westerly right-of-way line of Scott Boulevard; thence N 000 45' 59" E, 1,751.12 feet, along the Westerly right-of-way line of Scott Boulevard, to the point of beginning; thence N°89° 141 01" 73 70.000Pfeet; thenc79° e610 23' 50' 42" W, 302.73 feet; thence N 78 45 1 W, 03" W, 73.95 feet; thence S 45° 08' 36" W, 225.00 feet; thence N 44° 51' 24" W, 135.00 feet; thence S 45° 08' 36" W, 2.1.46 feet; thence N 440 51' 24" W, 185.00 feet, to a point on the Easterly line of Village Green, Part VII, as recorded in Plat Rook 15, at Page 33, of the Records of the Johnson County Recorder's office; thence N 450 08' 36" E, along the Easterly line of said Part VII, 296.14 feet, to a 5/8 inch iron pin found; thence N 16° 38' 50" E, along said Easterly line of Part. VII, 162.03 feet, to a 5/8 inch iron pin found at the Northeast corner of said Village Green, Part VII; thence N 250 32' 15" F., 60.00 feet, along the Easterly line of Village Green, Part VI, as recorded in Plat Book 16, at Page 8, of the Records of the Johnson County Recorder's office, thence N 061 33' 28" E, along said Easterly line of Part VI, 240.00 feet, to a 5/8 inch iron pin found; thence N 04° 36' 24" W, along said Easterly line of Part VI, 154.65 feet, to a 5/8 inch iron pin found; thence N 37° 23' 36" F., along said Easterly line of Part VI, 191.78 feet, to a 5/8 inch iron pin found at the Northeasterly corner thereof, on theet, Southerlalong y right-of-way line of Muscatine Avenue; thence Easterly Southerly right-of-way line of Muscatine Avenue, on a 22,885 00 foot radius curve, concave Southerly, whose 480,55 foot chord bears S 89 40 54 E, to its intersection with the Westerly right-of-way line of Scott Boulevard, which point is 32.71 feet, S 000 45' 59" W, of a point on the North line of said Southeast Ouarter of Section 13, which is 50.01 feet, S 89° 46' 06" W, along said North line from a cut "X" found at the Northeast corner thereof; thence S 00° 45' 59" W, along said Westerly right-of-way line of Scott Boulevard, 872.50 feet, to the point of beginning. Said tract of land contains 15.00 ° acres, more or less, and is subject to easements and restrictions of record. That the suhdivision of said real estate as it appears on the plat to which this certification and dedication is attached is with its free consent and in accordance with the desire of the proprietor. ,;I 1s -2- The streets, parks, and public walkways in said subdivision are hereby dedicated to the public as provided by Chapter 409 of the 1983 Code of Iowa. Title to the above described property is in Berry Farms, Ltd. as contractor vendor by installment contract of sale to Frantz Construction Co., Inc., who, in turn, has sold the above described property on unrecorded contract to William L. Frantz and Sherry L. Frantz. IN WITNESSWHEREOF, the proprietor has caused these presents to be signed on this day of 1988. �'e 4. C lz� 2 t �_ ��_ - - William L. Frantz ' Sherry L. Frahtz FRANTZ CONSTRUCTION CO., INC. BY - William L. Frantz, PresillVnt RF.RRY FARMS, LTD. RY• owar erry,resident -j Janet K. Berry, Secretary .,.i :7 -,1 1S M /..Z -3 - STATE OF IOWA ) ) SS: COUNTY OF JOHNSON ) On this 7e'Z day of AY4 L , 1988, before me, the undersign- ed, a Notary Puhlic in and for the State of Iowa, personally appeared William L. Frantz and Sherry L. Frantz, husband and wife, to me known to he the iden- tical persons named in and who executed the within and foregoing instrument, to which this is attached, and acknowledged that they executed the same as their voluntary act and deed. STATE OF IOWA ) ) SS: COUNTY OF JOHNSON ) No�Puh is in armor State of Iowa. NOTARIII SEAL On this 20 day of �y�E1C , A. 0, 1988, before me, the un- dersigned, a Notary Public in and for the State of Iowa, personally appeared William L. Frantz to me personally known, who, being by me duly sworn, did say he is the President and Secretary of said corporation executing the within and foregoing instrument to which this is attached, that no seal has been procured by said corporation; that said instrument was signed on behalf of said corpor- ation by authority of its Board of Directors; and that the said William L. Frantz as such officers acknowledged the execution of said instrument to be the voluntary act and deed of said corporation, by it and by him voluntarily executed. STATE OF IOWA COUNTY OF JOHNSON NOT�R�,q� S .� r� ►u is in an f9r State of Iowa. SS: On this -?OW day of AYe L A. D. 1988, before me, the un- dersigned, a Notar�uhlic in and for the State of Iowa, personally appeared Howard Berry and Janet K. Berry, to me personally known, who, being by me duly sworn, did say that they are the President and Secretary, respectively, of said corporation executing the within and foregoing instrument to which this is attached, that no seal has been procured by said corporation; that said in- strument was signed on behalf of said corporation by authority of its Board of Directors; and that the said Howard Berry and Janet K. Berry as such officers acknowledged the execution of said instrument to he the voluntary act and deed of said corporation, by it and by them voluntarily executed. �lO'rAR� N Public in an(CrEer State of Iowa. AL SEAL 57)- PROTECTIVE COVENANTS AND RESTRICTIONS OF VILLAGE GREEN, PART XI. KNOW ALL MEN BY THESE PRESENTS: That the undersigned, being the owner of all lots in the Addition to Iowa City, Iowa, known as VILLAGE GREEN PART XI., the Dedication of which Addition is recorded in Book I00 page 1?) , in the office of the County Recorder of Johnson County, Iowa, for the mutual benefits of those persons who may pur- chase any of the lots in said subdivision now owned by the undersigned, hereby impose the following covenants and restrictions on each lot in said subdivi- sion, and shall he binding upon all the present and future owners on each and every parcel of ground in said subdivision as covenants running with the land, and with such force and effect as if contained in each subsequent conveyance of land. 1. All lots described herein shall be used solely as residential lots, and no structure shall ha constructed on any residential building lot other than a single-family dwelling and attached car storage facilities. 2. No residential lot, shall he resuhdivided except as directed and ap- proved by William L. Frantz or such persons as he may designate to exercise said approval. 3. No trailer, basement, shack, garage, barn or other outbuilding in the tract shall at any time he used as a residence temporarily or permanently, nor shall any residence of a temporary nature he permitted. 4. Titleholder of each lot, vacant or improved, shall keep his or her lot or lots free of weP.ds and debris. 1.::7 n"I : -2- 5. No building shall be erected on any lot unless the design and loca- tion is in harmony with existing strictures and location in the tract and does not violate any protective covenants. Before construction of any building on any lot in said subdivision shall be commenced, the plans for said building, together with its location and elevation on any lot, shall owner be submitted by the of any said lot located therein, to William L. Frantz for written appro- val thereof. William L. Frantz may designate any other person to review said Plans and provide said approval. In the event of William L. Frantz' death, said plans shall he approved by Sherr LFrantz rantz or such person as she may direct. In the event Sherry L. Frantz also is not surviving, said plans shall be approved by a committee to be established by the Village Green, Part XI. Owners Association. 6. No dwelling erected on any lot described herein shall have a ground floor square foot living area of less than 1000 square feet in the case of a one story structure, no less than 650 square feet in the case of a one and one-half story structure. Garages and breezeways shall not he considered in the ground floor living area unless incorporated into the dwelling with living area above. All residential structures shall have a minimum living area of 1000 square feet. 7. These restrictive covenants shall not be binding upon any lot in said subdivision so long as title thereto remains in William L. Frantz and Sherry u L. Frantz, or in Frantz Construction Co., Inc. 8. No noxious or offensive trade shall he carried on upon any lot nor x -3 - shall anything be done thereon which may be or become an annoyance or nuisance to the neighborhood. 9. Construction of residence shall be completed within one (1) year from the date said construction is begun. 10. These covenants are to run with the land and shall be binding on all the parties (except as provided in Paragraph 8) and all persons claiming under them for Twenty-five (25) years, at which time said covenants shall be auto- matically extended for a period of Ten (10) years unless by a vote of the ma- jority of the then owners of the lots it is agreed to change the said cove- nants in whole or in part. 11. If the parties hereto, or any of them or their heirs or assigns, shall violate or attempt to violate any of the covenants or restrictions here- in during their existence as provided for in Paragraph 10., it shall be lawful for any other person or persons owning any other lots in said development or subdivision to prosecute any proceedings at law or in equity against the per- son or persons violating or attempting to violate any such covenants or re- strictions and either prevent him or them from so doing or to recovery of dam- ages or other dues for such violation. 12. Invalidation of any one of these covenants by judgment or court order shall in no way effect any of the other provisions which shall remain in full force and effect. 13. Each lot owner shall become a member of the Village Green, Part XI. Owners Association. Each lot, regardless of the number of owners of said, shall he entitled to one equal membership in this nonprofit corporation, whose ,.1 ;7 -,I ?3 %)- -4 - purpose shall be to receive title to, control and maintain the common areas shown on the subdivision plat. BY VILLAGE GREEN, PART XI BY: Sherry L. tU nth �� STATE OF IOWA ) ) SS: COUNTY OF JOHNSON ) On this B day of 1988, before me, the under- signed, a Notary Public in and for the State of Iowa, personally appeared William L. Frantz and Sherry L. Frantz, husband and wife, to me known to be the identical persons named in and who executed the within and foregoing in- strument, to which this is attached, and acknowledged that they executed the same as their voluntary act and ' u NOTARIAL SEAL •.1...,7 ..,E ::1 0 tr RESOLUTION NO. RESOLUTION APPROVING THE PRELIMINARY PLAT OF IDYLLWILD SUB- DIVISION, A SUBDIVISION OF IOWA CITY, JOHNSON COUNTY, IOWA. WHEREAS, the owner, Jim Glasgow Construction Co., Has filed with the City Clerk of Iowa City, Iowa, an application for approval of a preliminary plat of Idyllwild Subdivision; and WHEREAS, the Department of Planning and Program Development and the Public Works Department have examined the proposed preliminary plat and have recommended approval of same; and WHEREAS, the preliminary plat has been examined by the Planning and Zoning Commission and after due deliberation the Commission has recommended that it be accepted and approved subject to: a warrants study being completed for signalization at Foster Road and Dubuque Street, and at Taft Speedway and Dubuque Street; and 2. the Council authorizing an assessment project for the improve- ment of Foster Road, Taft Speedway and Calibria Court and amendment of the Capital Improvements Program to include said improvements in FY88.89. WHEREAS, the preliminary plat is found to conform with all of the per- tinent requirements of the City Ordinances of the City of Iowa City, Iowa. NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF IOWA CITY, IOWA: F That the preliminary plat of Idyllwild Subdivision is hereby approved. That the Mayor and City Clerk of the City of Iowa City, Iowa, are hereby authorized and directed to certify this resolution which shall be affixed to the plat after passage and approval by law. 573 u M It was moved by and seconded by the Resolution be adopted, a—nF—Upo—n—r—oTI call there were: AYES: NAYS: ABSENT: Ambrisco Courtney Dickson Horowitz Larson McDonald Strait Passed and approved this day of , 1988. MAYOR Approved as to Form ATTEST: e— iZ-1,- er CITY CLERK Leg Department S/ 3 u a JI 1 rr-t 1080 _ ^hc: as "cott, rhair^..an -lance.^.r and ^cn_ne. ' orrisaicn Vr. Donald Schmeiser, Directcr �. Department e Io:ra Nty rorrercc Center Ic-a City, Iona 522110 Gentlemen - Re: !'.A':'_! MATI. -CCD I:-'ln"I'C' 'he metinc on flooding desimed to increase people'a a^areness held Tuesdav, T'arch 8th at the Senior Center and described in the ached article ('!arch 9th - Ior:a City press Citizen) --as attend=_d b7 ry husband Dr. Xrnneth "acDorald. He retorted tha:it •:ra- an e_cellent -_acussion and one•..._ch Merited a ouch la_r;7er attrn�irr.ce. Ho -ever, only one dav'e nnt`_ce•,.-as probably not enou-� to nlnrt. -a^'' ^ le i.. .he Invra City area although there .could no louilt he c '.>.:•ce n•�Mber •••�r would have rished to attend. After the prorram and iisc•.asion which followed. -•r husoan-' .-used the :nllorang questions "Would it be legal for the City Council to reauire flood insurance in a flood plain before issuing a build -ng peradt for such an Brea?" r'r. 5111 Cappuccio, 6nr'neer, Flood ?lain ^ectirn of I.D. Tl.':. ansrered that it was an intricuine auestion. He said he did not !mot^ the anvrer but -van going to check it out. p.esn -,curs, TSargaret •.acOonald 1100 Foster Road Iowa City, Io^'a 522,O ,573 CITY& TUESDAY, MARCH 8, 1968 EGION Iowa city Press -citizen moaowoScnTsmcr' '2m��s.mie+7 OR< �5Lg-0 my •Nm8�O�O 3'.0m3e ogi0%m=c m<y 5•r Q0 a"RE as4 g0 ►tD+ .� .".5 N'o+o•R ,235 ^�a��3 l:N R,�d� Mafjgp`75 moos ••M m^oi Zm I�m�iroS2m�+`ii'�+a8�om ocg1°v�iEE�.+X vs�.„ !'n aQQ d3 iidd a• mm•.. A m kd nvoq [•so ��' 'g G'K .�. e ,87OkKKb� � �iirk m Sdiso �1- 0 H. ^RGa� od5'owAFib i'^ON � E'�cF�"9.��+ B. ".t7aP'$S.-mi °Vg!mq4 B �k�k•S p y•0 o y'3 .. no c o ° 3 G'a li1 9L 2L s'•m gymm aN'�sg ?"� <^�9^m�❑ Fe'ia a � 97aw a. � ��P:�t�..��:b4.�::..1:• �D:q4 ' 0"" NATIONAL FLOOD INSURANCE PROGRAM ' '� J Region VII HERMAN C. SKAGGS 1110-1--d Al ...... r 807 VESPl:It, BLUE S11111NGS, AIO 6.1015 (816) 1:8.6907 Cnmputrr SOIIo... C.",.Jinn .N /� Department of Natural Resources O/r. /9 EnvironnlcnLd lhow Tun blviwun Rill cappucclo I`.upiucer, 19n111 &xtion Wal4u'r 9ne• CMIx n ILIIFInyI • Ilyy Atmuo.Inwn Sn717 • IS1717111 I1nR Page 3A 368 Koser Avenue Iowa City, Iowa 52240 April 1, 1988 Mrs. J. A. Van Allen Woodland Mounds Road Iowa City, Iowa 52240 Dear Mrs. Van Allen: I have reviewed the material you provided and other material available to me pertaining to flood plain development in the vicinity City. My comments follow: of City Park in Iowa cursoryin my for the proposed ldylewildewDevelopmentliIiobtainedra smallerodischargescapacity for the detention pond outlet structure than indicated in the computations. The outlet capacity is, however, adequate to handle the estimated 100 -year storm water generateideeloment.the 00 - that generated within the development, the detention pond would probably be overtopped and the storm waters would flow out of the area by whatever course the local topography permitted. The twin 18 -inch pipes under Foster Road near the northwest corner of the development do not have sufficient capacity to pass much storm flow. Hence, the flow would overtop Foster Road and perhaps a significant portion of it would flow south down the street at the west end of the development. If most of the flow took this route, then the detention pond might not be overtopped. High water in the Iowa River coincident with high water in this small area would worsen flood problems. City Park begins to flood when the Iowa River flow reaches 8,500 cubic feet per second. This flow corresponds to a water surface elevation of approximately 643.5 feet in the vicinity of the upper end of City Park. The proposed elevations of the permanent detention pool and the top of the outflow pipe in the Idylewilde Development are 644.0 and 645.5 -feet, respectively. In the 30 years that Coralville Reservoir has been in operation, the water surface elevation near the upper part of City Park has equaled or exceeded 644.0 -feet in 15 of those years. In some of those years, it has remained above elevation 644.0 -feet for prolonged periods as seen in the following partial compilation, 1969 - July 13 to August 4 1973 - January 27, 28, April 27 to May 2 May 6 - 9, 11 - 16, 19 - 22 1974 - May 30 to July 6 1975 - March 31 to April 17 1979 - March 27, 28, April 3 - 30 O Mrs. J.A. Van Allen April 1,1988 Page Two In 1969, the water was equal to, or above, 645.5 -feet from Jul The maximum flow in the Iowa River since September Reservoir went into operation, was 15,000 cubic feet when Y 14 to July 28. This flow corresponds to an elevation of approximately 5647 -feet CataCity )Park and an estimated average recurrence interval of 18 years second July 27, 1969. The Corps of Engineers estimates that about a half of the capacity of the conservation pool of the Coralville Reservoir has been lost due to sedimentation. The Corps is currently restudying the operating regimen for the reservoir. The study and report are expected to be completed about a now. Preliminary results indicate that revised operating increase peak outflows from the reservoir significant) Year from of peak outflows may be prolonged 9 Procedures will not flood plain occupants. 9 This would obviously but that the duration Y be undesirable for The hazards of flood plain occupance are dramatically illustrated b flood experience on Cedar Creek in Marion County. Until 1982 flood for Cedar Creek near Busse Y the recent second. Then a flood of 96,000 c, Iowaic waset estimated as 21,700tcubicOfeetrper 100 -year en tflooda Occurred on July 3, 1982. Lesser sthan dtwo4weeksclater, onJuly 16, the area of the 100 -year was battered by a second flood of 63,800 cubic feet Per second I ischas raised the 100 yearofloodFestimate toe61,000se ncubic ntfeet eper equency second. Flood plain occupance obviously involves risk. It seems to me that in many instances, flood plain uses other than human occupancy are more compatible with that risk. Besides, flood plains, like our wetlands, need to be saved from unrestricted development. Sincerely, AA SWW:pad S. W. Wiitala, P.E. 573 J• W. HOWE CONSULTING ENGINEER 1535 RIDGE no. IOWA CITY. IOWA 52240 19 April 1978 T0: The Members of the Iowa City Council: As a citizen who has had a life -time interest in floods and a long professional acquaintance with flood problems as a Hydraulic Engineer, I wish to bring to your attention some facts about the Iowa River in Iowa City. Damage and loss of life occur almost always in the flood plains of rivers. These wide, level areas are extremely attractive most of the time and are therefore commonly used by people for residential, business, industrial and agricultural purposes. Years may go by with out inci- dent and everyone forgets that this attractive land was formed by the river over its centuries of existence. It is a well documented fact that a flood plain will inevitably be flooded again - even though centuries may pass between the largest floods. For this reason a flood plain is a precarious place to live. In Iowa City we have a flood plain ordinance stipulating that houses must be placed on land which has an elevation one foot above the elevation of the 100 -year flood - i.e., that flood which has a 1% chance of occurring in any year -and that they may not have basements. Thus, residential housing on the flood plain usually requires filling with several feet of earth and building of houses on this filled ground. In the proposed ordinance the "Englert Tract" lying south of Foster Road is zoned for residential development. The extent to which the area would have to be filled is shown by the enclosed pictures of this area taken in the flood of July, 1969. The flow at this time was between 13,000 and 14,000 cubic feet per second for a week and a half. In fact, it was held to this amount only by filling the upstream reservoir to within an inch or two of its spilling level. This flow was only a little more than half the 100 -year flood flow of 25,000 cubic feet per second! When it is remembered that floods greater than 25,000 cubic feet per second are definitely possible and that building on filled ground subject to saturation from the river is a never ending source of structural trouble, the wisdom of not permitting residential construction here is apparent. O1"ft!!er uses should be encouraged by zoning. People should not be exposed to floods! JIVE I: kn a � r Joseph IV. Howe Hydraulic Engineer 57.3 U� V �A1 TIHf I;IIGLI:RT TNACP A poor place to jam a thousand people into But an ideal place for open space recreational develop- ment CAITY & REGION,,--mmem.,—. WEDNESDAY, MARCH 30, 1988 Iowa CityPress-citizen Page 3A County to conserve , own land Farmland will be set aside By Linda Hartmann The Press•Cithen Johnson County supervisors should set an example of good conservation methods on the land It owns west of Iowa City, Super- visor Bob Burns said Tuesday. To do that, supervisors plan to set aside about half of the county's farmland In the federal government's Conservation Reserve Program, They will then develop a comprehensive plan specifying how the rest will be developed or used. The Conservation Reserve Program pays landowners to take highly erodible land out of pro- ducllon for 10 years. Dave Dvorak, conservationist with the Agriculture Stabalization and Conservation Service In Johnson County, submitted a bid for the county to get $115 an acre a year for about 80 acres of land. ' The land has been farmed In the past five years, but If the bid Is accepted, It will be seeded with several kinds of grasses to keep the sell In place. To meet new federal conserva. tion requirements, the county must submit a plan for preserving all of Its erodible land by 1901. Dvorak said the CRP bid took care of part of that requirement. Supervisor Betty Ockenfels said e three-member committee should be formed to look at the rest of the land. Some of It could be planted with deciduous or pine trees, developed as ponds or wet- lands orterraced. But the general use of the land Is still a matter of debate. Board Chairman Don Sehr said future supervisors might want to sell some of the land for housing developments, Al a meeting last week, Con- servation Director Rod Dunlap said the land should be preserved , as an open space. Ifiv ,1 rl 7 1 & I k.,Oe _RX A 0A MONDAY, FEBRUARY 29, 7988 Iowa ('a)' Pressd9lfrrn Reservo Page 3A j' water level low so BY Mark Slubert me say lho Pross•Citiren t Car. alville Reservoirwhasrthsupply eArmy Corps of Engineers wortled about B drought. Officials from the corps' Rock Island District say the summer level of the reservoir might have to be raised as much as 6 feet to replace water vol. Arne lost to Increasing sediment. Water volume has decreased 50 per. cent in the sst 60 years. p°LI llY tof� Cornlvllle oRescrvolr the ca. provide reliable At oar, 1 J 11— Stud y is available gap �� ✓ The U.S. Army Corps of Engl leem has prepared A brochure' Coral vineReservoir .t ;... ; '' Iyater Control Plan ShndY, dated Janu. sruu.e nu11l "'`•'!'` ery 1968. A coPy of the brochure Is available for review at local fill. COralVllle Reservoir rar(es as well ns At the Coralvilie Lake Visitor Center, Questions or concerns should be reamflow during But not eve directed to the U.S. Army Corps drought Periods has been significant) e. would be happy 1956, It was decided the conservation Of Engineers, Twer k island Dck educed, ' a report on the proJecl said wiThe th the chapgqlI e. pool —winter volume —would provide Island Clock 6I' It was released last month. and conservation a easldiupslresm alnA the necessary 50,800 acre-feet of walcr. A low Bir tic habitat not only could some landowners 2001 damage aquotic hb(tat downstream, downstream arq Because of sedlmentallnn, the corps but It could have a negative effect m1 (rye reservoir's thatathetpla regulate isin,,I est(m°tes the conservation Pool at are man-made drinking water, the report Bald. �v .�� U'740 acrrfeet and predicted that necassnry,made, could Le moved If Ed Brinton, Iowa aor• volume would be further reduced to The corps asked for comments on wouParlmentd "lo superinte dent,, Bald he . Johnlke son County, said the county ZZ hercur el by 1089, the study and so far lots received 19 would "love It" If the reservoir level oppose Ibe plop. Y Ban t sAld,c U eenlakemcanr release he sir tag y a — °i0L 3° were raised. I.ow Bow during a minimum nrnount of walcr downst• nclllner. pp'rlive four drought reduces the cit s 6 We're going to auhmlt our concerns ream with a ountllOf of only 75 to 60 0 Opposed mud six expressing capacity and Increases chernll incl nod our lle a rouuls sylit itrdnr.rI unit off t ream would choldl more°waterill thmaking reservoir algae levels. the A higher wafer level would lessen Jnhusnn sold Une reliability of ade- more likely the LI{,Il B�inlonssnid water Thognggrnvalestla Iles Ii rood mconflc�otdinca f rolldca a i d g11°le water relnse should be 90 to 95 r Y reli nse would IM P percenl, a rale that could be attained greater, especially during fltsels. prnLleln that's not loo good already" flood more often and for Ion or cul- If the summer Icvel Lv Increased from notice Johnson ohns josold of ages." Brillion said Ate drought this August Ws, he said. y They shouldn'I S P 680 feel Above Bea level to 605 or 080.educlie sold the corps Imd ImrNMf al the able lev the water level below deslr- Johnson sold he didn't think that The conservation level fluctuates poIlessIBilly of dredging the reservoir of able levels. would be the case. But ho sold, with the Beaaons — In uie fall, the pool sediment but the cost would be loo } Dan Johnson, poi the manager, In We're Jus{ gelling started stud hi' Is raised la 986 Icct for waterfowl higher would the terel a do reservoir also this " Y 6 habitat and drawn down to 675 feet Ude Ile Bald It also would Lc hard to wn b benefit recrcallon, bout (I hi Tltc corps (Is gathering data for clue month to Provide for spring flood regulate the sediment that drained har into anillw°ling. LiYTle Control Pon Report and ax•11 et°rnge. "Recreation Is definitely going to Peels 10 have a deft comQP1cted by l JOlnsov sold no slrucoral changes water drainthe river. htotthereservoir miles a( benefit" Johnson sold. 'There are December. The pian would be putIn /I if have to bn areas an the lake where boal(nq Is nun• place by mld•1969, p the conservation mode At the dote If "To think you coed.uld control sedlmenl existent because It's loo shallow." Only one boat rampwoulol dhave tre o be Johnsoover n Balddl"I dont think big utcould When the reservoir was opened In reltcnled, he said. The benches, which even do It." u M STAFF REPORT To: Planning & Zoning Commission Item: S-8807. Idyllwild Subdivision GENERAL INFORMATION: Applicant: Requested action: Purpose: Location: Size: Comprehensive Plan: Existing land use and zoning: Surrounding land use and zoning: Applicable regulations: File date: 45 -day limitation period: SPECIAL INFORMATION: Public utilities: Public services: Transportation: Prepared by: Barry Beagle Date: March 17, 1988 Jim Glasgow Construction R.R. 6 Iowa City, Iowa 52240 Phone: 351-3862 Preliminary plat approval. To establish a 68 -lot residen- tial subdivision. Between Foster Road and Taft Speedway west of Dubuque Street. 20.80 acres. Residential; 8-16 OU/A, Undeveloped; RS -8. North - Residential; RS -5. South - Residential; RS -8. East - Religious Institution; RS -8. West - Undeveloped; RS -8. Provisions of the Zoning Ordinance, Subdivision Regula- tions, Floodplain Management Ordinance, and Stormwater Management Ordinance. February 24, 1988. April 11, 1988. Adequate water and sewer services are available. Police and fire protection, including sanitation service, will be provided by the city. The site is accessible via frontage on Foster Road, Taft Speedway, and Calibria Court. $73 Page 2 Physical characteristics: Topographically, the site is located in a low-lyiassociatth the 10 ng area Corridor eand �is subjecweRiver ANALYSIS: 100 -year flood. t to the The applicant is proposing the development of a 20.80 acre, 68 -lot conventional single-family residential subdivision known as Idyllwild set aside Subdivision. Located within the development's interior is a large area private openospacevisecommon reserved asea wetcbott m stormwatertdetent!ion basine The average density of development, including common open space, is 3.3 dwelling units per acre, well below the maximum permitted density of the RS -8 zone. All of the proposed lots comply with the minimum dimensional requirements specified in the RS -8 zone. The following is a review of the Proposed subdivision in reference to the requirements of the Subdivision ment Ordinance. Regulations, Floodplain Management Ordinance, and the Stormwater Manage. Floodplain Management. Located within the floodway fringe of the Iowa River, the site is part of a low-lying area that is susceptible to the 100 -year flood (See Flood Level Map Inset on Plat). The fringe represents those portions of the floodplain, other than the floodway, which can be filled, levied, fllevelood higer or otherwise constructed upon without causing tibility�ofyflooding ,Section11-10(a)(2)etie. Dueof ithesFloodplao the suscent Ordinance requires all new residential structures to be elevated a minimum of one food above the 100 -year flood level. The elevation of the 100- flood in relation to the site is 650 mean sea levelyear . The site is anywhere from four feet above to four feet below the 100 -year flood level. The applicant intends to elevate the site by filling to the elevation of the 100 -year flood. A Floodplain Development Permit issued by the Building Official should l ned to be sbeusubmitted at orlbeforentheotimeling ay prtionOfffithenalsplan application. Final elevation of individual lots to one foot above the 100 -year flood level is to occur with homes. the construction of individual Transportation and Access. Access to the site is provided by Foster Road and Taft Speedway both of which intersect with Dubuque approximately one-half mile to the east. Street Calibria Court, which extends between Foster Road and Taft Speedway, forms the western boundary of the site. The proposed subdivision is designed with all but 20 lots taking interior access from the proposed Idyllwild and allb t Streets. Ten lots are shown with direct frontage and access onto each of Taft Speedway and Calibria Court. Foster Road serves as the principal rComprehensive entryway to the "Peninsula Area." The servethareaarea's spdatcollectorcatestreet, functioningthat 11 Fosteroas ilts wamain streets aran are ghaDubuque traffic relatively short distances to and from arterial streets. As the main trafficway S7_3 M Page 3 into the peninsula area, the Comprehensive Plan indicates that access for single-family uses should be directed onto local streets. Due to this limitation, Lots 40-49 are designed as double frontage lots with access restricted to Wildwood Street. A note has been placed on the plat which prohibits direct lot access onto Foster Road. A similar statement will also need to be indicated in the Subdivider's Agreement submitted at the time of final plat application. Section 32-54(a)(9) stipulates that "lots with double frontage... shall be avoided, except in specific locations where good platting indicates their use." With over 1,200 feet of frontage on Foster Road with no direct access permitted, the number and design of the double frontage lots is considered reasonable. The ten lots which front directly on Taft Speedway and Calibria Court is considered consis- tent with their function as local streets. Currently, Foster Road, Taft Speedway, and Calibria Court all exist as rural ditch section roads in non-compliance with present City design standards. The proposed subdivision, in addition to existing development in the peninsula area, warrants consideration of the improvement of all three streets to urban design standards. The Short -Range Development Sequence of the 1983 Comprehensive Plan Update indicates that this area is suitable for residential development at this time. This assumes that all major infrastructure, including streets, are currently available and adequately designed. However, Foster Road, Taft Speedway and Calibria Court have not been improved to accommodate projected traffic associated with the growth and development of this area. The Capital Improvements Plan (CIP) currently lists the improvement of all three streets to urban design standards but, does not specify the fiscal year in which the work is to begin. To facilitate the growth and development of this area as projected by the City's Comprehensive Plan, staff recommends that the CIP be amended along with the approval of the subdivision to include the upgrade of the streets in the near future. Stormwater Management. The proposed stormwater management system includes a wet bottom detention basin located in the central portion of the development. This area should be designated a stormwater management easement on the plat. The basin outlets into a storm sewer system which carries the stormwater south of the development to the Iowa River. The plat indicates that a 15 -foot storm sewer and/or drainage easement will be acquired from an adjacent property owner south of Taft Speedway. The necessary storm sewer easement agreements will need to be submitted along with the application for final plat approval. Common Open Space. The proposed subdivision provides for a private common open space area identified as "Outlot A" located within the interior of the subdivision. A wet bottom stormwater detention basin consumes the majority of the proposed common open space. By design, such facilities are intended to retain a certain amount of water at all times with the minimum and maximum storage area identified on the plat. Access to the common area will be provided by three 15 -foot and one 20 -foot wide open space access and storm sewer easements. Two of the proposed accesses are to be improved with four foot wide sidewalks. For the most part, all lots within the development will have reasonable access to the common open space area. The applicant intends to form a Homeowner's Association which will be responsible for the maintenance of the private open space. The Association papers should be subject to review and approval of the Legal 573 Page 4 Department to assure continued responsibility for maintenance of the common area. Economic Impact. While the rollbacks of assessed values and tax levies change from tax year to tax year, it is possible to estimate the annual taxes that would be generated by the development of each lot within the proposed subdivision. It is estimated that the assessed value of each lot, including the residential dwelling, will be $70,00o. For tax purposes, the value of the residential uses within this tax year vare rolled back to 77.3604% of their assessed values. The City tax levy aluation.imAssumingoa 1 tein thenteaproposed subdiv isionlisOdevelopedsand that the property has an assessed value of $70,00o, the amount of tax due on thatld property this year would be approximately $625. If the 68 lots in annualiinceaseiviinsion the tax baswere eveloOf appy aed pproximately City would realize an Y $ $42,500. While no direct construction costs to the City are required with this streetsand municipal indirect utilit esh and as garbage pick-up, maintenance of incurred. With increase residential developmentolice , local local sfire ch olstion are the public library, the transit system, and roadways outside the develop- ment are also affected. This subdivision is not expected, however, to impact the City's ability to provide municipal services. STAFF RECOMMENDATION: Staff recommends that the proposed preliminary plat of Idyllwild Subdivision be deferred, but, upon resolution of the deficiencies and discrepancies listed below, that it be approved. Concurrent with the approval of the subdivision, staff recommends that the Capital Improvements Plan be amended to provide for the upgrade of Foster Road, Taft Speedway, and Calibria Court to the appropriate urban design standards for the next fiscal year. DEFICIENCIES AND DISCREPANCIES: I. Identify the wet bottom stormwater detention basin as a stormwater management easement. ATTACHMENTS: I• Location Map. ACCOMPANIMENTS: Preliminary Plat of Idyllwild Subdivision. \. Approved by: ' D nald chmeiser, Director epartment of Planning and Program Development 51713 Y City of Iowa City MEMORANDUM Da te: April 1, 1988 To : Planning and Zoning Commission From: Barry Beagle, Associate Planner Re: 5-8807. Idyllwild Subdivision. 1. Deficiencies: The deficiency noted in the March 17 1988, Staff Report has been resolved, however, two additional deficiencies remain: a. Identify existing two-inch gas line on Taft Speedway, Foster Road and Calibria Court. b. Wildwood Street will need to be renamed as there is an existing street by that name that extends north of Whiting Avenue. Staff continues to recommend that the preliminary plat be deferred Pending resolution of these last two items. 2. Floodplain Management: A lot of discussion has centered around the fact that the subject parcel is located in the floodplain and whether the parcel is suitable for development. Given this concern, a review of the National Flood Insurance Program and the Iowa City Floodplain and Management Ordi- nance would be appropriate. Iowa City is a participating community in the National Flood Insurance Program (NFIP). Participation in the program required completion of a Flood Insurance Study (FIS), published by the Federal Emergency Man- agement Agency in 1977, and revised in 1985, and adoption of a flood- plain management ordinance (Chapter 11, Iowa City Code of Ordinances) which comprises the regulations and administrative procedures used to minimize flood hazards. The FIS was designed to investigate the existence and severity of flood hazards in Iowa City. During the course of the study, flood hazards were identified and their severity was determined through detailed analysis of hydrologic and hydraulic characteristics. Participation in the NFIP enables the City to qual- ify for disaster relief in the event of a major flood, and makes flood insurance available for those persons owning property in flood prone areas. Areas inundated by flood waters constitute the floodplain. The meas- ure of flooding used as a standard of the NFIP is the 100 -year flood. The lat is reached floodeislthe baseOf dflooding helevation. Thein the floodplainrisndivided into ytwo separate components called the floodway and the floodway fringe. (See Figures 1 and 2) The floodway is the channel of a stream, plus any $73 M Page 2 adjacent floodplain areas, which must be kept free of encroachment in order that the 100 -year flood can be carried without substantial increase in flood heights. That area of the floodplain, excluding the floodway, is known as the floodway fringe. It is this portion of the 100 -year floodplain that may be developed without increasing flood- water heights by more than one (1) foot. The use to which properties located in the floodway and floodway fringe may be permitted is repre- sented in Figure 3. Specific information concerning the floodway and floodway fringe is shown on a map entitled Flood Boundary and Floodway Nap which accompa- nies the FIS (See Figure 4). The floodway boundaries delineated on the map identify the limits of encroachment into the 100 -year flood- plain, thereby delineating the extent to which future development of the floodplain can be made before the one (1) foot rise in the 100 - year floodplain will occur. Figure 5 identifies a typical 100 -year floodplain with the limits of the floodway and floodway fringe deline- ated. As a result of full development of the floodway fringe, flood water heights will not increase by more than one (1) foot (surcharge). Relating this to the area including Idyllwild Subdivision, full devel- opment of the entire floodway fringe, both upstream and downstream, would result in an increase in floodwater heights of not more than 0.8 feet. A cross-section of the 100 -year floodplain was taken through the center of the site, cross-section L, as shown in Figure 4. Specific information regarding this cross-section is represented in a Floodway Data Table in the FIS. Figure 6 is a copy of the table. The most significant information is contained in the columns "Base Flood Water Surface Elevation." The two columns "With Floodway" and "Without Floodway" represent the difference in floodwater heights as a result of development in the floodway fringe. Another way of reading these columns is "with encroachment" and "without encroachment" respec- tively. Referring to cross-section L in the table, we see the differ- ence in floodwater heights is 0.8 feet. Since City Park, which is on the south side of the Iowa River will never be fully developed, it is very unlikely that this area will ever experience the 0.8 foot in- crease. Correspondingly, the development of Idyllwild Subdivision will, in and of itself, have a negligible impact on floodwater heights. 3. Other Information: Enclosed is a memorandum from Joyce DeLong, Public Works Department, regarding the elevation and improvement of Taft Speedway. It is important to note that flooding conditions as a result of improvement of Taft Speedway will not increase or worsen. Frank Farmer, City Engineer, will be present to address any questions with regard to Taft Speedway and other issues the Commission may have. There is no statutory standard regarding the composition of fill material. The State Department of Natural Resources advises that fill be comprised of no more than 15 percent by volume of organic material including asphalt. Asphalt grindings and pavement sections are often used as subgrade material for the construction of roadways. -5'73 Page 3 After further consultation with the Legal Department, it does not appear that the City has the legal authority to restrict the issuance of building permits for those lots taking frontage on existing public streets. The applicant has submitted for the Commission's review, floor plans and building elevations of different types of residences that could be constructed within the subdivision. The average floor area per home is approximately 1,882 square feet. bdw5/5 Enclosures 0 573 CROSS-SECTIONAL VIEW OF FLOOD PLAIN F qure r Floodwav Fringe Floodvay -T- Floodvay Fringe E17 —ml r Gradw Flood Elevation when Slope confined within floodway Flood Elevation before encroachment 100 Year Flood Plain _ .+cnaAy,-VIEW OF FLOOD PLAIN / Ftp PlAn o rr°S C4.Oy El oa y :Ex/1, Edon on eli ctfoitor Fkn k back Gum W Fa6e21 A0 "�P J' / Fkura 2 .r• 573 u e Floodway Land Uses Prohibited or Discouraged: Most structures and fills. Permitted: Farming, pasture, forestry open space, recreation, wildlife preserves. Floodplain Fring ., . Flood Fringe Uses Prohibited or Discouraged: Storage of toxic materials. Hospitals and other vital facilities. Permitted: All other uses with developments elevated on fill or otherwise protected against damage. Figure 3 573 4 v < E > 2 - o do W � < c O < a q Y O E d - 08 _ p � m O O s a L Z Te < O V Ol T Y < N Z i N cl 00 O O C p n E� E q C° v < E > 2 - o do W � < c O < a q Y O E d - O _ p � m O O s a L Z Te < O V Ol T Y < N Z i N cl 00 O O M M IOD YEAR FLOOD PLAIN -� FLOODWAY FLCODWAV FLODOWAY FRINGE FRINGE STREAM CHANNEL FLOOD ELEVATION WHEN CONFINED WITHIN FLOODWAY ENCROACHMENT ENCROACHMENT C D ti° t I i`i;31---'7-SURCHARGE- AREA OF FLOOD PLAIN TOT COULD FLOOD ELEVATION BE USED FOR DEVELOPMENT BY BEFORE ENCROACHMENT RAISING GROUND ON FLOOD PLAIN LINE A - B IS THE FLOOD ELEVATION BEFORE ENCROACHMENT LINE C • 0 IS THE FLOOD ELEVATION AFTER ENCROACHMENT KURCHAROE NOT TO EXCEED 1.0 FOOT IFIA RE WIREMENTI OR LEMER AMOUNT IF SPECIFIED BY STATE. rigure a 57F3 X11 EM ro• FLOODING SOURCE FLOODWAY BASE FLOOD WATER SURFACE ELEVATION DISTANCE' WIDTH SECTION AREA MEAN VELOCITY W1T11 FLOUOWAV WITHOUT FLOODWAY DIFFERENCE IF T.1 CROSS SECTION IFT) 150. FT.) IF Y 5.1 (M.y.L.) Iowa River A 11,300 4,870 5.1 642.5 641.7 0.0 270 5,290 4.7 643.1 642.4 0.7 B 14,100 250 4,620 5.4 643.5 642.8 0.7 C 15,520 260 4,470 5.6 644.2 643.4 0.8 0 17,990 4.400 5.7 644.8 644.0 0.0 p, 20,170 250 5.6 645.2 644.5 0.7 F 22,100 260 4,450 22,700 360 5,190 4.8 647.7 646.7 1.0 I; ii 24,920 260 4,280 5.8 648.3 647.4 0.9 26,660 380 5,240 4.0 649.1 640.3 0.8 1 20,510 330 4,670 5.4 649.6 640.9 0.7 ,7 30,250 400 5,610 4.5 650.1 649.4 0.7 R 32,210 360 5,680 4.4 650.6 649.0 0.0 L 34,430 260 4,430 5.6 651.1 650.3 0•8 H 37,300 320 5,120 4.9 652.1 651.3 0.8 N 40,130 3601 5,410 4.6 652.8 652.1 0.7 0 41,820 7407 5,630 4.4 653.2 652.4 0.8 p a 3. 'FEET ABOVE MILE 70 'THIS WIDTH EXTENDS BEYOND CORPORATE LIMITS FEDERAL EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT AGENCY FLOODWAY DATA �-1 a IOWA RIVER cc rrI CITY OF IOWA CITY, IA �+ (JOHNSON CO.) X11 EM ro• FLOODING SOURCE FLOODWAY BASE FLOOD WATER SURFACE ELEVATION DISTANCE' WIDTH SECTION AREA MEAN VELOCITY W1T11 FLOUOWAV WITHOUT FLOODWAY DIFFERENCE IF T.1 CROSS SECTION IFT) 150. FT.) IF Y 5.1 (M.y.L.) Iowa River A 11,300 4,870 5.1 642.5 641.7 0.0 270 5,290 4.7 643.1 642.4 0.7 B 14,100 250 4,620 5.4 643.5 642.8 0.7 C 15,520 260 4,470 5.6 644.2 643.4 0.8 0 17,990 4.400 5.7 644.8 644.0 0.0 p, 20,170 250 5.6 645.2 644.5 0.7 F 22,100 260 4,450 22,700 360 5,190 4.8 647.7 646.7 1.0 I; ii 24,920 260 4,280 5.8 648.3 647.4 0.9 26,660 380 5,240 4.0 649.1 640.3 0.8 1 20,510 330 4,670 5.4 649.6 640.9 0.7 ,7 30,250 400 5,610 4.5 650.1 649.4 0.7 R 32,210 360 5,680 4.4 650.6 649.0 0.0 L 34,430 260 4,430 5.6 651.1 650.3 0•8 H 37,300 320 5,120 4.9 652.1 651.3 0.8 N 40,130 3601 5,410 4.6 652.8 652.1 0.7 0 41,820 7407 5,630 4.4 653.2 652.4 0.8 p u e City of Iowa City MEMORANDUM Date: April 1, 1988 To: Thomas R. Scott, Chairperson, and Members, Planning & Zoning Commission From: Richard J. Boyle, First Assistant City Attorney g- D Re: Proposed Idyllwild Subdivision At the last Commission meeting, I expressed my legal opinion that, in considering the proposed subdivision plat, the condition of abutting public streets cannot be a basis for rejecting the plat. My opinion is based upon two inter -related factors. First, the City Subdivision regulations (Code of Ordinances, Chapter 32) address the condition of abutting streets by requiring that the subdivider petition the City to do an assessment project to pave the streets. Code of Ordinances, Sec. 32-40(g). The point is, assessment is the means chosen for off-site street improvements, so that is the manner in which streets must be handled. Even if Council chooses not to do the work, the Code does not allow rejection of the plat. Second, nothing in the City's subdivision regulations mentions or refers to the condition of exterior streets as one of the standards to be considered in reviewing subdivision plats, and review of subdivision plats is limited to the regulations as they exist. Reed v- Planning and Zoning Commission of Town of Chester, 529 A.2d 1338 (Conn. 1981), see Iowa Code (1981) Sec. 409.14. As noted in my memorandum on "Land Use Regulations," your review of subdivision plats is limited to the standards set forth in Chapter 409 of the State Code and the City Subdivision code (Chapter 32). bj/pc 573 City of Iowa City MEMORANDUM Date: March 31, 1988 To: Thomas R. Scott, Chairperson, and Members, Planning and Zoning Commission From: Richard J. Boyle, First Assistant City Attorney � Re: Land Use Regulation From time to time, questions arise concerning limitations or restrictions on use of certain land, and when such limitations or restrictions may be imposed. This memorandum is intended to provide a brief overview. The information is derived from 1 Anderson, American Law of Zoning (3rd Ed.). The right of an owner to use his or her land as she or he sees fit is a highly regarded incident of ownership, but such right has historically been limited by the rule that one should use property in a manner as to not injure the land of others. Prior to the 1900s, the common law of nuisance limited unreasonable uses of land which diminished the value of neighboring properties. To obtain relief, a landowner had to show that the use complained of was unreasonable (e.g., emission of noxious fumes by a gas company where the fumes substantially destroyed the use value of surrounding property). Visual offensiveness was generally not considered a nuisance. Private planning, implemented by restrictive covenants, was also common in that period. Few land -use restrictions were imposed by governmental bodies other than building and fire codes in a few locales. As a result, blight and decay became common problems, and most urban areas just sprawled across the landscape. The problems led some to believe community planning would provide a solution and, in 1916, New York City adopted the first comprehensive zoning ordinance in the United States. At the same time, urban planning developed as a related but essential part of the land use control structure. Planning, which is aimed at production of a comprehensive or master plan for a community, starts with an analytical study of all relevant facets of community life, including current and projected population, economic factors, existing infrastructure and projected infrastructure needs, existing land uses, transportation and streets, community tax structure, and the financial health of the local government. According to Anderson, the master or comprehensive plan will normally include a capital improvements program designed to meet essential needs within the financial capability of the community. (In Iowa City, the capital improvements program is handled as part of the City's annual budgeting process.) The plan also will describe an adequate transporta- tion system, including transit and streets, and will provide for instal- lation and improvement of water, sewer, utility and other essential services. In addition, it will describe intended uses of private land in order to assure efficient land use and preservation of land for commercial, industrial, and residential uses. -5713 Page 2 However, a comprehensive plan is only a tool or guide to be implemented by legal controls upon the use of private land. The orthodox view is that zoning is a tool of planning and most state zoning enabling acts affirm that purpose by requiringthat zoning be done in accordance with a comprehensive plan. See e.g., Iowa Code (1987) Section 414.3. Zoning divides territory into use districts according to the character of land and buildings and the suitability of property for particular uses, and for specific limitations on lot size, buildinof use. Zoning g lbul�k,�buildinglsetbacks, also cetc. After New York City adopted its comprehensive zoning ordinance in 1916, similar ordinances were adopted throughout the country, and by 1926, when the United States Supreme Court first sustained the constitutionality of zoning, in Euclid V. Ambler Realty Co., 272 U.S. 365, 47 S. Ct. 114, 71 L. Ed. 303 (1926), zoning was commonplace in larger cities. While zoning is the principal device for public control of uses of private land, it does not solve problems involved in land subdivision. For example, zoning does not prevent creation of streets without logical relation to existing streets. Early (pre -1900) subdivision or platting acts were intended primarily to provide accurate engineering data to owners and recorders of deeds. However, developments in the late 1890s and early 1900s left many areas with tracts lacking access to essential services, and many communities without financial ability to pay off bonds issued to finance streets and utilities installed through assessment projects. In 1928, the U.S. Department of Commerce published standard zoning and subdivision acts which became models for zoning and subdivision legisla- tion in many states, including Iowa. The standard acts call not only for adequate and accurate survey data, but for developer -financed installation of essential public facilities. However, neither the standard subdivision act, the Iowa subdivision statute nor the local implementing ordinance (City Code of Ordinances, Chapter 32) regulate uses which may be made of property. In summary, land use regulation basically involves three phases or steps. The first phase is a comprehensive or master plan for the city. The second phase is implementation of the comprehensive plan through the zoning ordinance. At that point, the types of uses allowed on property, whether commercial, industrial, or residential, and specific regulations relating to those uses, are fixed. ° The third step involves subdivision regulations which, when applicable, basically require only a review of a subdivider's plans to determine whether proposed uses fit the City's comprehensive plan and zoning ordinance, whether the land division needs surveying qualifications, and whether adequate public facilities and installed. utility services are to be Iowa Code Section 409.14 requires that the final plat of any subdivision in a city be considered by the city council to determine if it meets " technical requirements relating to plats or surveys, if it conflicts or .573 4 T Page 3 interferes with rights-of-way or extensions of streets already established, or interferes with carrying out the comprehensive plan, and if it conforms to city requirements relating to sewer connections, water lines and other utilities and if it satisfies those criteria, "it shall be the duty of said council and commission to endorse their approval upon the plat * * * *" This memorandum is not intended as a comprehensive survey of land use law, only as a very general summary. The Legal Department will, as always, attempt to answer specific questions as they arise. db/sp 573 u s City of Iowa City MEMORANDUM DATE: March 30, 1988 TO: Barry Beagle, Tom Scott FROM: Joyce J. DeLong RE. Idyllwild Subdivision The existing elevation along Taft Speedway varies from 1/2 (one- half) foot above the 100 -year flood elevation (base flood elevation) at the intersection of Taft and Calibria Court to a low of 4 (four) feet below the 100 -year flood elevation near the intersection of Taft and Dubuque. Proposed improvements to Taft Speedway will bring the majority of its length from Dubuque Street to Calibria Court to within 1 1/2 (one and one half) feet below the 100 -year flood elevation. The Army Corps of Engineers issues advance warning of flood conditions, allowing time for residents to act accordingly. By City code, depth of water on paved surfaces is limited to a maximum of 1 1/2 (one and one-half) feet. Taft Speedway will continue to produce the same effects after improvement as it does now during flood conditions. The existing and proposed culverts allow the flow of water from one side of the road to the other. The normal Iowa River water elevation is approximately 690 feet. 573 City of Iowa City MEMORANDUM DATE: March 17, 1988 T0: Barry Beagle FROM: Joyce J. DeLong� RE: Idyllwild Subdivision What the DNR uses as a guideline for permissible fill material in the flood plain is the rule prohibiting open dumping except for rubble. Rubble is described as stone, brick or similar inorganic material. This wealth is in the Iowa Administrators Code, see section 567, chapter 101, rule 3, paragraph 1 [567-101.3(1)] and 567-100.2 for the definitions. Therefore, acceptable flood plain fill material includes earth fill and inorganic construction material, i.e. brick, stone, and concrete (concrete must have any included reinforcing bars cut flush with the concrete, such that the reinforcing does not protrude). Based on Federal Emergency Management Agency's (FEMA), National Flood Insurance Program; final rule, part 65, section 65.5(6)(1), fill must be compacted to 95% maximum density obtainable with standard proctor test method (ASTM Standard D-698). This requirement applies to fill pads prepared for residential or commercial structure foundations and does not apply to filled areas intended for other uses. Note that City code, section 11- 10(a)(2) states only that construction shall be upon compacted fill, with no reference to specific density requirements. Assuming the scope of the paving project would include Taft Speedway and Foster Road from Dubuque Street to Calibria Court and Calibria Court, the estimated assessment would be approximately $84.00 per lineal foot of frontage per side of road. (An individual with 100 feet of frontage would be assessed $8,400.) This estimate is derived from past construction costs of similar projects. During the actual assessment procedure, certified letters with an estimated assessment amount based on this particular project will be sent to individual property owners. That amount, as noted in the certified letter, cannot be exceeded by the actual final assessment amount, which is determined after construction is complete. Any extra cost must be borne by the City. The assessment can be paid in one lump sum within one month after final assessment notification or over a period of ten years in equal installments with an interest rate determined after project completion and sale of bond. 573 �tl{WY i✓ Federal Register / „ 51. No. 163 the Insured building equal to ar teeter the the building policy limits plus the deductibl or the Mememm payable under We paltry any one building torr, the Insurer win pay Insured the letter of these two amounn without waiting for the further damage to occur If the Insured Signe a release agreeing (I) to make no further claim under this poll fill not to seek renewal of this policy, and (il not to aPPIY for any flood insurance under the National Flood Insurance Act of 1908. as emended for property at the Property of 1 termlocae n of the Insred building. n the policy keen ends before the Insured building hes been nodded mntinuously for Ba days, the previsions of ibis paragraph W lull apply so long ss the Mt building damage i reuabunable under chis policy from the continuous 'loading occurred before the end Of the policy term. Appendix C of Part 81—(Ramovod) 14. Pert 611& amended by removing Appendix C. PART BS—IDENTIFICATION AND MAPPING OF SPECIAL HAZARD AREAS 15. The authority cit°Ooo for Part d5 le revised to read at, follow,: Authority: 42 US.0 Met seq.; Reorganisation Plan Na. sof 1a7B; F.A. 12127 1a, Sections 65.2. BSA and 65.4 aro revised to read as follow,: leu Demmkn, . (a) Except as otherwisethis provided In 90 Il of eubc11 tarthe oero a Bel forth in Part is part . PP cable to ••�••••er. rvuguet 25. 1B. Rules and Regulations tap policy e community &hall notify the Administrator of the ebanges by of 30313 map' ere required to aid FES1A In submitting technical or scientinc date in ac=ataly locating accordance with tie a the property. (3) If a legally defined Part. Such a ,ubmle$ion is necessary so that upon confirmaden parcel of land Is involved. a topographic map Indicating Present of those physical the effecting flooding condidens, risk fie' ground elevations and date of fill. FEMA a detemdnation it premium rotes end need pieta as to whether whether a legally defined parcel of land Is to be management requirements will be based upon current data excluded from the area of special need hazard shall be based 1 a3'4 RtaM to ,en," naw taehnleal day, upon a comparison of the ground elevations of the parcel with the elevations the (o) A community hes a right to request changes to any of the informatlon of base flood. U the ground elevations of to epee legally defined shown on n effective map that does not impact hood plea delchis parcel of land am " or above base hood. the theparelevations l maybe lefloodwey tions or flood flood elevations.suchet, excluded from the area of Special Rood hazard. commueity boundary changes, labeling(1) or planimetric details. Such a U e structure Is Involved. a topographic map indicating a Wcture submission 0111111 Include appropriate 11PPorting domunentatlon in accordance location and ground elevations Including to elevations of the lowest floor with Vila part and may be submitted at any time. (including basement) and the lowest adjacent grade to the structure. (b) All requests for change& to effective map$. other than MIA's determination as to whether a stnicture Is to be excluded from those InitiateWriting mule be made in the area of p by the Cbd, Ung Y to Chief) or. of Officer of the community (CEO) or n offlcfel upon a comecial neon of the eleve0°n of the lowest floor (including basement) designated by the CEOShould the CEO . refuse to submit such and are elevation of the lowest adjacent grade with the elevation a request on behalf of another party, FEMA will of the base Hood• U the entire structure end the agree to review It Indy U written ev(dancc isProvided indicating eye lowest adjacent grade are at or above the elevation of the base flood. the CPA or designee hes been requested o do so. 17. Part 85 in emended by atrucnk a may be excluded from the area of special need hazard, adding 99 854 85.6, 65,7, 65 $ 65.6. BS.I6, and 45.11 to (5) Data to substantiate the base flood elevation. UFEMA nod as louowc hes compleled a (b) For the Purpose of 118 pert, e certification by a registered Professional 963.5 Revbbn to -Ps W rydrd srea boundnea with to bBand engineer or other party duel not constitute a warranty andy�eta or guarantee of pCe erformance, ex see or Implied. Ie) Data mqufmment, lopogmplu' for changes. in many areae the date is ac cof all cura,, to Iha ale e t tehat of Rood hazed (ex)cluding V roa,, and floodwe e be feasible co tar's knowled e. Ce analyses la a statement t`oi'cat on of y to elevate areae with earth fill above the base flood elevation. Scientific enalyaee have been performed oorrectly and o accordance with Bond and technical Information o support a regi ,t to gain exrluslon from engineering practices, Ce structural works Is a statement t6etothe an hazard of a structure or of parcel I f flood land that has been elevated by works are designed ta accordance with Bond engineering the placement of fill 813411 Include the following: practices o provide Protection from the beet, flood. Certification (1) A copy of the recorded deed Indlcatlag the legal description built" eanditlons is a that t the statement tet eye etruchuall) has been built of the Property and the official remrdation I hdomnetlon (deed bink according to the plana be certified. Is In place, and N fullyg volume and a number and ba teal�a aPPropriate functioning. recordatlo�fndnl Cont CI 9 ass Rsqulremsnt to wbmlt naw technical daLL A community's base flood elevations may increase or d,mane restdung from physical ns.,As soon at, affecting acticaneeding. but not later ten a tx month, Offer to date ouch ird0n nation becomes avalleble, e •T y erk or Recorder of Deeds). (2) If to property 1, recorded on a Plat map, a copy of to retarded plat indicating bot to location of to Property sued the WOr'metln (Plat book official and page number) lid bearing to seal of to appropriate recordation official. U to property Is not recorded on a plat map, copies of to fax map or other sellable Flood Insurance Study (FTS), that data will be used flood. Otherwisendalanprolvided by he ata authorltOUve source, such as the U.S. e Army Corps of Engineers, U.S. Geological Survey, U.S. Soil Conservation Service, state and local ater chnicel data prepared ant eand'certified by sted Professinal engineer ma be oufbmilted U baseeneed eleva tion,y have not previously been e,tabli,hed hydraulic calculations may also be requested. (B) Where flu has been placed to raise the flooground t elevation ando the reqo or uest o st gain exclusion from an area of special need hazard includes more than a single structure or a 18 ull be demonstrated that iw will not settle below to elevation of to base nood, and that to fell Is adequately peolected from to fomes of erosion, scour, or dUferentlal settlement et, descr&d below: (1) Fill must ba compacted to 65 Percent of to maximum density oblelnable with to Standard Procle- Test method Issued by to America Society for Testing and Materiel, (ASTM Standard D-068). Thi' S73 VaL 51, No. 164 /Monday, requirement applies fato fill pridpcapar e r residential or cammetd2f seven,' foundations and does not apply to f11ed ureas intended for other neva, (ii) Fill ,lopes far granular auueriab arc not steeper than one vartiril as ams. end one-half barizonial unless Aub, tenlietin9 data justifying steeper A] is submitted. fill Adequate protection ie provided fill slopes exposed to food waiters witb expected velocities during the occurrence of the bees food of five Leet per secwd or lees by covering them with grass, vines weeds, er sunder vegetation uodesgrowth, (ivl Adequate protecdon is prorided ill slopes exposed to food water, with velocities during the occurrenaa of ILA base food of greater ten live fent per eecnd by annaring them wile alone or rock slope pr°mctlon. delA revision of ineariam based onngfiilllain must demonstrate that any such fill has not resulted in a foodwey noon, r .L @) A'ew tapogrePhic darn. The procedures described in peregrspbe (e ° 2S- —d5 /Rales and. Regulatmla (2) To Avoid disooaprsyllas The revisal and u�� The naceaaary by J0314 F, analyeaa aUbndtW by tea and requestor Mu be rsteosive (B) A hydrologic mhydraufc analyaf, for a flooding source VaL 51, No. 164 /Monday, requirement applies fato fill pridpcapar e r residential or cammetd2f seven,' foundations and does not apply to f11ed ureas intended for other neva, (ii) Fill ,lopes far granular auueriab arc not steeper than one vartiril as ams. end one-half barizonial unless Aub, tenlietin9 data justifying steeper A] is submitted. fill Adequate protection ie provided fill slopes exposed to food waiters witb expected velocities during the occurrence of the bees food of five Leet per secwd or lees by covering them with grass, vines weeds, er sunder vegetation uodesgrowth, (ivl Adequate protecdon is prorided ill slopes exposed to food water, with velocities during the occurrenaa of ILA base food of greater ten live fent per eecnd by annaring them wile alone or rock slope pr°mctlon. delA revision of ineariam based onngfiilllain must demonstrate that any such fill has not resulted in a foodwey noon, r .L @) A'ew tapogrePhic darn. The procedures described in peregrspbe (e ° 2S- —d5 /Rales and. Regulatmla (2) To Avoid disooaprsyllas The revisal and u�� The naceaaary by submirevisett uhc eoelyeee shall be analyeaa aUbndtW by tea and requestor Mu be rsteosive (B) A hydrologic mhydraufc analyaf, for a flooding source ro ensure ahs' a logical trAmflion can be shown between the revived revised without eelablisbed base food elevation may be Performed far fwd elevetiona food pe boaedaries, end foodwaye end only (101 A revision of food Il�year food. P those developed previously for areae not elected by the delineations based on to changes must demonstrate revision. Unless It Is demonstrated that no' It would not be appropriate, the teNeed any topographic change, have not resulted In a foodway enuaa and =8 base food elevatims mail roc It oimWitme,hmf foot where .ash Iraaaltons (]IJ Delineation, of good plain boundaries far a ponding source WI Reflects s clot be with wablland be" flood 1500 made based an the effects of proposed projects or future COudlf°°s' Sactson Provide both the 100. and -year food Pleo bonderies. For fording sources ilia of this pn°risiona far .abak&g c co conditional conditional without eeteblkhed hese food elevations, only ]O4year and Proabtaiaimg approval of changes whensed the Ibel rmy ef(em map 8 when they plain bondann need be eubmntted. fieee bondenes should be Blown ere leled. (4J The datum end de too releveling 01 benchmerke, f Ong topograph(c me contour interval of suite Is scale end any, to which the devatonv em referenced must be ndicated. (bl Data lgldrementrfor correctr'ng mop errors. To correct (5) Maps wfl nut he revised erten In the original food analysis lethal I d III through (5) of this Becton may Iw ) of an also fallawad Io request a [nap revfsioa for n when no physical changes have the d occurred in the are. of,Pealnl flood mesa hazard. when no fill he been planed, ansly and when the nateral ground elevation, fell as evidenced by now topographic maps ma d s when as a resultof the submissions shall include theca ate following: tse vee methodology ar data (1) Data Identifying mathematical nod dbclmrgn unless Ttisncally Tignifiw errors. (2) Data Identifying-0118Burement onfrdenee hunts errun ertd Providing correct ew discharge eetbanies. measurements. ' n sherned" • - (e) Data regeiremen,, re etailedarmOmaccuasethu' those used to prepare the be acxptad. nay wtnpnterpro' used muni be map to be revised, ore shown to ba above the adapted forgneml dee Aral ag by a govemmentaf t"d f" general elevation of the hose food (c) Certijfcatfon requiremnrs. scientific body, must be well documented tmcludhtg The Items required fa paragraphs (a) Mand (4J and Ibt ah6 . _ a user's rid Ptagrommer's men"L end must be available I Ih engineer ar Item, regmr lection ,hat On shall be red professional land sumav,,. o! tf l registered professional e,g.,,. e accredited nolle engineer. mer, or eo certifications are subject to the provblon of 4 85.2 of this subchapter (d) Suhn'dWOH procodi root. All rcquefs shall be eubnutwd In tea. appropriate FEMA Regional Office servicing the con mumity', guagraPble area. 165-6 Rovhlon of Lan Rood slevadon dslernm,a, a, (a )Cenemi conditfom and dafo requirements. (1)1Leeupportngdate must Include foleview and evathe luate to hatfe-, 1A request. This rimy Involve the requesloes performing new hydrologic and hydraulic analysts and delineation of new food plain boundaries and foodwaye. as necessary, o egeneral user. (7) A revised hydrologic analysis for flooding 'names wits established base food eleveticme must toclade rvaluatio s of the same recurrence buenalrs) studied in the effective FIS, such as the d14la, cLargto. 54,160. and ISMYear flood f fel A revised bydraalic analysis far a �dodf k�ti®a With jn°b�ed ban of the sane ro elad0 "Else ttai studiedin thea pIS ",h sus the 14,14, 160., end 804yeerfoad . elevatons, and of the Goodway, badges the bub of the mtluest Is the WE of ea Alternative hydreoio methodology or the roqueator can damonaltnte that the data l I, orlgnnel hydmOn computer mode! b unavailable or its ane Is Inappropriate, the analyeL shill be made using the soma hydraulic computer model wed to develop the base food elcvetlom shown an tae effective Flood Imoranca Rate hlap and theGoupdated to show present conditions in the food plain, Copies of the oPut sad ' output dam from the original and Phyvled caicgnditions. Revisions based on o the effects of physical chanes octane¢ In the food plainshall include: . (1) Changes ofjecting hydrologic conditfone. The following data must be submitted: (1) General description of the change, (e.g., dam, diversion channel or detention baso). OU Construction plan far ae•buft n canditimns.fapploabla. (111) New hyd aingic anelyeie accounting for the effects of the changes. (Iv) New hydraulic analysis and Profiles using We naw food discharge values rndtirV (ram the hydrologic nalyeY. (v) Revised dcfnaathms of the food Plain buandarie, end foodway, (s) Chnpes OffiVinghydroulle conditions Th sobmbted elolbsvMg data shell be {n General dncdptiw of the change, (a•g, charmelizeton or naw bridge, culvert or levee), (II) Cone W ction Plans for es•bufll conditlons (Ill) New hydraulic analysis and food elevation profrloe accosting for the elfacts of the changes end using the orighml food dlechetge value. upan which the original map Is based. (Iv) Revised delineations of the food Plein boundaries and foodway, ,573 305 Taft Speedway Iowa City, Iowa 52240 April 15, 1988 Councilman George Strait 10 Ridgewood Lane Iowa City, Iowa 52240 Dear Mr. Strait: We are opposed to the proposed subdivision for the Englert tract between Taft Speedway and Foster Road. Unfortunately we will be out of town during the week of April 18th and will be unable to attend the City Council meetings regarding this issue. We are, however, very concerned about several aspects of this development. We live at 305 Taft Speedway. We are worried that our property will be adversely affected as a result of the raising of this tract and Taft Speedway. There have been conflicting reports of how much the road would have to be raised at various points. Just last week the city engineer reported that he had not yet worked out details of the road grading but assured us that it would be raised no more than 1-1/2 feet at any point. Several weeks ago we were told that 4.1/2 feet would be required in some areas. We feel that plans for the elevation of Taft Speedway must be finalized before you vote on this subdivision. Raising the road could lead to several problems. First would be the integration of the road with present properties on Taft Speedway. A steep slope into our yards would be unsightly and would lower our properly values. Storm water and melt water from the road would drain down the slopes causing pooling, erosion problems, and Icy, dangerous driveways. If this development is approved, Taft Speedway, Foster Road, and Colibri Court would have to be improved and, therefore, must be considered as an integral part of this subdivision. These roads are the only access for many of the proposed lots. We are happy with the roads as they were prior to being damaged by the developer. For these reasons we feel that the developer, not the residents along these roads, should pay for their improvement. Our third concern regards the storm water retention basin proposed for this subdivision. Like the raising of Taft Speedway, plans for this basin have not been clearly detailed. We feel that this must be done before you vote. This system is a potential safley hazard for children. it also might be a breeding area for mosquitos. We question whether the proposed system would be sufficient to drain the water which often collects in this area. We also wonder if the height of the river will affect the water level In the basin adversely. Storm water which doesn't flow Into this basin is OF PRECEDING DOCUMENT 305 Taft Speedway Iowa City, Iowa 52240 April 15, 1988 Councilman George Strait 10 Ridgewood Lane Iowa City, Iowa 52240 Dear Mr. Strait: We are opposed to the proposed subdivision for the Englert tract between Taft Speedway and Foster Road. Unfortunately we will be out of town during the week of April 18th and will be unable to attend the City Council meetings regarding this issue. We are, however, very concerned about several aspects of this development. We live at 305 Taft Speedway. We are worried that our property will be adversely affected as a result of the raising of this tract and Taft Speedway. There have been conflicting reports of how much the road would have to be raised at various points. Just last week the city engineer reported that he had not yet worked out details of the road grading but assured us that it would be raised no more than 1-1/2 feet at any point. Several weeks ago we were told that 4-1/2 feet would be required in some areas. We feel that plans for the elevation of Taft Speedway must be finalized before you vote on this subdivision. Raising the road could lead to several problems. First would be the integration of the road with present properties on Taft Speedway. A steep slope into our yards would be unsightly and would lower our property values. Storm water and melt water from the road would drain down the slopes causing pooling, erosion problems, and Icy, dangerous driveways. If this development is approved, Taft Speedway, Foster Road, and Colibri Court would have to be improved and, therefore, must be considered as an integral part of this subdivision. These roads are the only access for many of the proposed lots. We are happy with the roads as they were prior to being damaged by the developer. For these reasons we feel that the developer, not the residents along these roads, should pay for their improvement. Our third concern regards the storm water retention basin proposed for this subdivision. Like the raising of Taft Speedway, plans for this basin have not been -clearly detailed. We feel that this must be done before you vote. This system is a potential saftey hazard for children. It also might be a breeding area for mosquitos. We question whether the proposed system would be sufficient to drain the water which often collects in this area. We also wonder If the height of the river will affect the N water level in the basin adversely. Storm water which doesn't flow into this basin is ,57G likely to drain downhill into the properties along Taft Speedway. This tract is a very wet area. Extreme care should be used in planning its storm water management. We are also concerned about the traffic that this subdivision will generate. The addition of sixty-eight houses will cause a tremendous increase in traffic flow in this area. This is especially true if some of these houses are rented to students. Traffic studies are currently being conducted along Dubuque Street at its intersections with Foster Road and Taft Speedway to measure traffic volume and the current need for signalization. We question the validity of these analyses given the alteration in traffic patterns caused by the damage to Taft Speedway by the developer. A minimum of ten trips per day from our house alone have been redirected from Taft Speedway to Foster Road. Members of the Elk Lodge may also be altering their routes to drive on a more passable road. True traffic patterns in this area could be measured only after Taft Speedway has been restored to its original condition, something which should be done anyway. We hope that you will consider these problems with the proposed subdivision before you vote. Many people who live in this area feel that their concerns are taking second place to the desires of the developer and any future residents. We feel that in any new development, priority must be given to potential adverse effects on current taxpaying residents and properties in the area. Thank you for your consideration. 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L. 112Lic' lCllcL' <c2cu��' Llc[`[C'c'�, �� tca�l� •�� LL�,—'�'I�PVIL�� `f'-CItC/l(��L�6(1�7z�CLc'/.L.GIi�Cti�i6•�lG��%lL��c�.Lc'C��/[� L ct�cr�G� �6'q i�ai ��/iL%.-1 iCii[L' <<t�( �zcr7E c�,• � 1 s�� 227 Maple Bennett, Iowa 52721 January 27, 1988 Iowa City City Council C/O Mayor John McDonald Iowa City Civic Center Washington and Gilbert Streets Iowa City, Iowa 52240 Dear John, What has happened to Iowa City pride? What happened to Project Green? What about free green space? Parks and nature preserves along the Iowa River? Isn't Iowa City becoming an asphalt jungle of concrete buildings and parking ramps? (Even the University of Iowa can not stand the thought of a green space between the Old Fieldhouse and Kinnick Stadium). As a resident of Iowa City from 1959 to 1980, 1 was always impressed with the mixture arLd balance between the necessity for concrete buildings, asphalt parking lots and the need to conserve nature and green space. Black Hawk Park and the Iowa Avenue Parkway are examples that come to mind. Were these projects soley the responsibility of groups like Project Green or did the City of Iowa City have a responsibility for such projects other than giving cursory approval? To me it would appear that the City has a responsibility to be the leader, the force, behind such projects and not just sit passively by while special interest groups take charge and present their projects or ideas to the city for approval. Now, when 1 drive into Iowa City on north Dubuque Street, I see what appears to be a war zone - a landfill - a city dump. The Terrill Mill area has become the "Terrible Mill" area. Mounds of brown clay and dead or dying trees confront me on the west. Stagnant apartment complexes and barren, earthen banks of soil stare at Continued --- U u T Iowa City City Council January 27, 1988 Page -2- me on the east. What a great impression this picture must give to a visitor to the city. (Is this Iowa City's Valley of Ashes?) What is next? An I-80 Truck Stop between Taftspeedway and Foster Avenue? Elimination of the Iowa Avenue Parkway for more automobile parking spaces? Maybe Scott Boulevard should be diverted again to wind around eastern Iowa City to present advantageous housing or business opportunities for a land developer. Please excuse my sarcasm - it is a result of my sadness of what I see happening to a once great city. A city that you and your fellow council members have been enchanged with - not ,Just for now but for future generations of Iowa City inhabitants and visitors. The decisions you make or fail to make today are effecting Iowa City and will have an effect on Iowa City for years to come. Will the "Irving Weber's" of the future have anything to write about? Will there be in evidence buildings, parks, sites of historical significance for them to write about? I am afraid not. In closing, I plead with you to stop what appears to be a run away train of destruction of Iowa City's heritage and values. A train being fueled by the special interest and need for money and better profit margins - all In the name of oro r s Put a stop to those who would destroy or eradicate what It took generations of Iowa City citizens to build and develop. Imagine all the great work Mr. Irving Weber has done for your city in his newspaper articles and books. It is imperative and contingent upon city officials to do likewise In its issuance of building and building removal permits, zoning and city ordinances. Sincerely, Gfr ✓ Jim White .5776 227 Maple Box 314 Bennett, Iowa 52721 April 12, 1988 John McDonald 116 South Dodge Iowa City, Iowa 52240 Dear John, On January 27, 1988 I sent a letter to you expressing my concerns about some of the "eye sores" of Iowa City and some other related matters. Little did I know at that time that one of the primary "developers" of these eye sores was going to have a direct impact on property of which I have an interest - the Clopek's property at 121 8 123 Taftspeedway. Specifically, I am referring to the proposed Idyllwild Subdivision which Jim Glasgow Construction is proposing for the Taftspeedway, Foster Avenue Area. The Subdivision would be on 20.8 acres of Flood Plain land (The Old Englert Tract) with a propose storm management Lake (Lagoon?)!! The Average Iowa River level between the Burlington Street dam and Coralville is 640 feet above sea level. The subdivision roads are to be built at a 644 feet above sea level. That is four feet above the average water level. The 100 year flood elevation, according to Mr. Glasgow's subdivion plan, is 649.8 feet. His proposed lagoon is going to be approximately 10 foot deep (during non flood or high water times) and will have an approximate elevation level of 644 feet! The drainage pipes for this lagoon will empty into the Iowa River (unless of course the river is rising, then I assume the Iowa River will empty into the proposed lagoon, the proposed 20.8 acre subdivions, the proposed 68 homes, and the proposed interior streets of the subdivion). Needless to say all of this spells DANGER! Danger for the Aestetic beauty of the area Danger for the Ecological environment of the area. v Danger for the existing home owners in the area. Danger for the children of the existing home owners. Danger for the future homeowners of the proposed subdivision (if approved). Danger for the children of any future homeowners of the proposed subdivions (if approved). (Continued)-- 7G John McDonald April 12, 1988 Page -2- In the past the homeowners along Taftspeedway had to worry about protecting their property against flooding from only one direction (the Iowa River). If the proposed subdivsion is allowed, the Taftwpeedway citizens (and city street department) can expect to fight flooding waters from two to four fronts! I have been familiar with this area since the early 1960's. Since that time (and years before I am told) when the river flooded the inland areas the first part to go under water was the eastern end of Taftspeedway - (ie. near the old ice house.) Glasgow has filled in this area to the extent that its dam or dike feature will hold the river out. The New Church's landfill will also serve as a dam or dike to the eastern end of the old Englert Tract. If Glasgow gets his way and fills in the remaining 20.8 acres of the Englect Tract, the existing homes on Taftspeedway will find themselves surrounded on the North by a darn, dike type structure. The entire flood plane will change and shift towards the existing homes on Taftspeedway! The Iowa River waters will flood in the Elks practice golf range area and then extend eastward down the entire range of existing homes on the south side of Taftspeedway to the Trimble property. I believe the Code of Iowa does not allow a developer to change the run off or the flood plain to the extent that he/she would endanger the lives and property of others. Likewise, if Mr. Glasgow is allowed to develop his proposed subdivision, a total of 67 homeowners, their families, and personal property will soon become victims of flooding. In that event, many additional Iowa City tax dollars will have to be used to correct th? problems. Additional dikes and water containment systems will have to built near the old Elks Country Club and in the Elks practice golf range - that is more taxpayer expense, loss of valuable property, and damage to ecological and aestetic nature of an important tract of property. (Continued)-- N John McDonald April 12, 1988 Page -3- When a person looks at Iowa City, either as a native or a visitor, one of the most unique features Iowa City has going for it is the tract of land from the Bobby Oldis Baseball Fields, City Park, Terrill Mill Park, and the Englert Tract. In the year 2000 or 2010, 1 am sure this area will be a main focal point for the city. if the Englert Tract 1s allowed to be destroyed, will the rest of the peninsula be far behind? Will the Elks Club become the next subdivision? Will the farm land south and west of the Elks Club (which I understand Mr. Glasgow owns a large portion) become merely an extension of his proposed subdivision? It may be said by some council members that, "your hands are tied. " That there is nothing you can do about this subdivision. That Mr. Glasgow has followed all the legal channels. That the Building and Zoning Commission has approved the project (on a 4-2 vote with a realtor, carpet store owner, building materials supplier among those voting for this project). The buck must stop with the city council. The council has the ability, the right, the duty to uphold the legal rights of others and to be the watchdog of activities which will no doubt present even greater legal problems for the city (in the form of new home owners suits vs. the developer, zoning commission, city, etc.): If the city's legal council Is concerned about a legal battle with Mr. Glasgow, imagine the legal burden on the city from 67 new home owners when they find that they have purchased homes that flood; or that they have purchased homes that they cannot get to during times of high water (not even flooding water)! Streets will have to be raised. New storm sewers and dikes and dams built, and legal battles fought. I trust the city council will see that what Mr. Glasgow proposes is not good for Iowa City now, nor will it be in the future. Please vote NO to Mr. Glasgow's proposed subdivision - one wrong decision now will result in at least 68-78 wrongs later on. Than you, /J,i��GJyv' White 1(319) 893-2964 (H) cc: City Council Members (319) 893-2226 (W) Enclosure 571� Proposed changes in Iowa City's pest Control policy. Since pesticide poisoning is the second largest cause of young children's Poisoning, we feel the following safety requirements should be enacted when pesticides are applied in Iowa City residents. a. A notification of the time of application so that when the residents (if not there when the pesticide is applied ) return home they will know if they should vacate the premises until it is safe indoors. b. A list containing the following items should be included on the information sheet left by the pest control company or apartment owners: - pesticide poisoning symptoms/ health warnings - phone number %%% PEST CONTROL COMPANY - phone number National Pesticide Telecommunication Network - phone number of Emergency room (s) in area - substance used for pest control application - company which produces substance -toxicity of the substance used for pest control practical treatment ( first aid ) - hazards antidote This list is important for two reasons: If one thinks that they are poisoned they will have someone to contact to get help. 2. If one needs medical assistance, one can take this card to the emergency room to facilitate poisoning assessment by medical staff, A labeled diagram will show residents where pest control was applied, The purpose of the diagram is to show parents where pesticides have or will be applied, so children have minimal risk of crawling through and ingesting the pesticide. 577 i' I' i' 14 Chapter Four Use Classification Trade or Brand Name Ingredients (Chemical Net Contents of Container Warning Sign: Slop (read the label) — Child Hazard Warning SignalWords: Dongcr-Poison (high toxicity Warning (moderate toxicity) Caution (low toxicity) Caution (slight toxicity) Precautionary Slalements:— Praclical treatment (first aid) Human and animal hazards, Environmental hazards (toxicity to fish, birds, and Physical or chemical hazards A'. SAMPLE PESTICIDE` LABEL ., FRONT - RESTRICTED USE PESTICIDE FOR RETAIL SALE TO AND APPLICATION ONLY BY CERTIFIED PESTICIDE APPLICATORS OR PERSONS UNDER THEIR DIRECT SUPERVISION. ILLI -ON 1975 Systemic Insecticide k�m s•s•.dknn Pn.rn. .............l]....... .AptonW......tart) ...wean. ............................................ o.ox Cwa..1 Ls «..e..�n..Ml .m.h p•. Ian.. NO CWW, 5 Gallons Uquid 1 KEEP OUT OF REACH OF CHILDREN DANGER -- POISON PRECAUTIONARY STATEMENTS /1 /hu116.1 bNLW� If .11.d -".rr rowPwy b,'". W1ky.3n d uF F r Iku J warn.nu. Iq.n qii 1.1u v dru. C. plyµ . -M.•u6.r.h. n 14.44 r..... I. oaA .:. ca. Mnkkn rre..I1. 11 In qo -MIA .....hh pk.h .l wwn Iw Is .+.hl.. C.A . pAnhk. Iw...f uh. II « Aln-wwwr rou...w.1 NIAk1 h..da.h. •uh Hv.. ..j .."A A..MIr. rMw.M .f .•.4p.iy u W.luy., M.M. «314 urWc t .I . sx �n1—!,1...1WO-. MIYSKLh Ya« r...N.., u InW�/.., YrepW M ualwN, Y k Inwlnu..n.l Aslu/u R N 11 l..k M Nk NId,.N M., .sail., I.,. wdiry«u..4dn«1 .11;.. K., «I.I«I"if .r•«.. 0.n ..W •Au .4 h P3.Ira w.0. .«II •A.. ..A.. 1.—".h. Neu • o ll.bau.p.y'pynu lxrody.hmn. RA h Yu1 b 4.u...d AMd«11. po.d.A..bm... u4..11.;, Y. on. IApJuI « d.nlul Finadu Ikw«N.I 4q uq hu. Mw .r n µ bw.. .. lir LNume mber ESTABLISHMENT NO. 15359 II umber EPA REG. NO. 032.7476•AA it I s of Manufacturer MFG BY HORSEHIDECHEMICAL COMPANY �� BEVERGRADEI ILLINOIS L. � L I _ r 577 IAli 4/9/86 LABOR. BUREAE' OFT 5:101 120.8(31 Substantial rea;un standard. Tn.,,., ,c yinLr Han of la - Crxle section standard engagement in dish a conxtderntton Leprotectea adi Itp need oat Ixm l'Inpc`.' the •ra hind discharge the :ole J [ec4•d activity x• }' ar other adverse action. L` action nr i! a dischar r a tau Islam ill rc•asl. ❑ taken Pine e "Lot Ke or uthe•r adverse act for ;ile taW far emKagement in hrme['I Cd act,, it, oad n Code section 4nb1).9 had been violated. L'Itimately the issues as to whether a discharge was in•cauat of protecud activity will be determined on the iasis of the (nets of the particular case. 120,8(4) Procedure. Upon rec•cipl Of a written cor,. plaint, the comm tasamershal l commrnc'e ani rite igation u' determine whether the provisions n(low'a Crile s . . 4551).9 Lave Lean violated. If the commissioner deter- mines a u tion vio t n i has occurred, the commissioner ,hall bring, an action in the appropriate district court against [he employer. r'"r'_-120.9(88,695D) Conduct of helpecttons. 3.5(88),8co) Inspection of records. In addition to rule 530— hazard authority to exance afcty and health officers shall have hazard rn mine material safety data sheet -a, mmunieation program, hazard chemical lists Bub to the fire department, and intnrmation in I1OWe3ent specificity furnished to fire departments. However, noncompliance with the prnvisdepions of encs 140, mergenc rtresponse rihht know, and 530—chapter not y g know, of the Act, shall be grounds for the compliance safety and health officer to issue an IOSH citation. 1enatt0- 1 )Trade secrets, exemption and procedure. When al the minmenrnment of an inspection, thProced ve . Identifies a hatzardous an inspection or mixture as n trade secret,thecompliancesafety and healthofficeras al trade all information obtained in such areas which could reveal the trade secret, including all negatives and prints or photographs, and specific chemical identity as `eron(identinl• trade/government secrets" and shall not disclose the chemtcul identity except in accordance with the provie talons of Iowa Code section 88,12. The employer shall have the burden al proof to demonstrate to the compliance safety and health officer that the hazardous chemical can trade qualified as a trade secret and meet all criteria far trade secrets tact forth in rule 530-11 O.fi(8g 4551)1. Conant120.9(3) Confidentiality preserved. In the event that a usche ncesnfety and health officer finds that s hazard - o eOft' icalormixturedoesnotqualifyasatradesecret theofftcershall preserve the canfidential1h,Of its idem its until the employer has exhausted the administrative remedies and has either failed to file n timely appeal or has failed agency actito on u{nd a trade secret determination as a final agency action under Imvu Code chapter 17A. 530-120.10188,4551)) Trade .secretrencmedical cmcr- emplo . In the event that s trade secret is im•nlved in an employee exposure to a hazardous rhes is In thin desalts in a medical emergency, the commissioner may issue a recentaeon loohtaintheidentit)'ofachemicalandthrmost recent update of the AISDS when the tmmedi (I t release o(such information is necessary for emergency medical treatment. Thesubpocna,Intl be issued In the v mad* or phyv clan (or othotice to er authole call, rized stoperser onnel) list :I rethe gited ,,. for this information hs been d emergency does exist'enied and n medical in accordance will suhrule 530—] l0.fi(21. FILF:U 530-120.1 11SR. tion. penalti!•. .4:i5tre General prorrrlun•., for cis . and a e { [ ul. In thr,•v ti atme rr• th:u ^f chis ,w are ehal!issoea ah;yn,.- uu•c,,M11111. ;r.r.t ri Lttinnmaer•nrrla❑r'e .ctlh lou;: ion R8." soul hdl„re the prva•edoro fee Iowa Cade seel,un N�... l'nd, as>ese penalties , Tho rnLmeerneat n! rcvivu �'Omm issam Ilia, f urar1n: ur lures Cuda ,rr1 xv.14 ;loll -120.12! NN.4 Sri 111 F; (frr li ve ala le. F: mpi, ver„ Ni In compLsne'r With the provumn. of the aI1vr, r in Ata)' 2:i. 198(,. nut; including initial IraiamK far all current empi,ver.I (:h no 4:3511 impnsey a dutp upon the 45 p).j I la ram pl)' with lona Gale scat.. 4:i5U.8 d, 4.351).11 a, s,wm as the empiaver has in lurrtlaUun acre,. time on alto ply. Far put{ase•, of this rule. that )xnnt in time shall he defined a:. rehi,heter first occurs: the employer received a material sufet}' data sheet either when the• employer creme in Possession of the hazaretnua chemical Drat a later time when the MSDS I, tau bmittrd to r the employer by a mann factun•r. im{ort.1 or fled knowlor; or the first time when ihr er. Impor Importer' annul knowledge that a chem iral in the u•orkpl:uh is first classified ns hazardous chemical pur,uarlt to rule 5.10-11 0.31R8.455D1. These rules are inIowa ('exec tended I()r implement sections 455D.8 to 4551).10. Chapters 121 to 129 Reserved. COMAIUNIITYITER 1,10 RICHT TO KNOW 590-130.1(455D) Employervrlul)'. LlpnJr te,�l)tcd�an employerh;�sndul}•_lo1nfotmlbepublicofthe pl•_ oChaza�dous_-chemicals,iq_thc. co- -1 t`encc Potcy(Li_al healllh_and _ecvironmontalmhnzarals _Alnd-the hemieals I_bse: Requests shall be made dural that the Office hours uftheemployer. Theem gnormal the information or reason for refusal withitn hell da)ls unless the request is from a health professional. 530-130.2(455D) Records accessibility, 130.2(1)Reg� rot needfLtAhe ormatlto.t�,.a.c,css_i Weto Public s-a.trade_serrm or barrels, tankers, elcuAddittonrcnasequI asiy. `heaelOncoulainers, Provide information specifying the quantity ns hs then five hundred founds, hehveen five hundred pounds anti One thousand pounds, between ane (hundred grand, and five thousand founds. or in excess s (ice thousand Pounds. 130,2(3) An employer is nal required to mnkv a copy ar s material to sheat if the interested person isgke,' ;In opportunity In renew' :rad make rales );in the material safety data sheet If all emplgyer provides rap}• enmntrrial safety dans sheet oil thc• req nest of the iamerestnf persmn s reusminbte fee Can he Charged for the arlu:d duster copying. S77 FILED 1.1111111, IWHEAU OF•15301 hunt'dl 530-1:10.314551)) Application for exemption. To obtain :tit order from the commissioner pursuant to Iowa Code sect ion 15511.13.sul. -c tit) on 2.and rule 13(12(4551)1. an employer shall make a written application it, the commissioner setting forth the specific grounds far the claimed exemption. Upon receipt of an application. the eummissioner shall give the applicant notice and oppor lu oily tube heard at a full ev i(Ientiary hearing before the eummissioner. 530-1311.414551)) Burden of proof and criteria. 130.4(1) Trade secrets. The employer-appbeatm shall have the hurden of proof in shmeing that the information claimed exempted qualifies as a trade secret. a. At the discretion of the commissioner. official notice may he taken that similar Information of the employer applicant has been deemed a trade secret for the purpose of rule 5:10-1111.0188.45b111 and the commissioner may summarily grant the exemption based on the official notice. b. The criteria for determining a trade secret under this rule shall be identical to that under rule 5311-1 111.148FA5:114. 1:111.412) Hclevanceofpuhlic heal t ban dsafely-damage to cmplmer. Thi. emploverapplicant shall have the Lurtien of proof tie showing that the information IS not n•iraarol it, public health and safety or that the release of ant :nf�:enc;:ion would d:amagr lhrempincer. Notification or tuning by the employer is not. nn and of Itself. •t. (hru•m to allow theemployer toohmm the exemption. 530-1:10.514551)1 Fornnal ruling.Thecummissionershall ns -tea furmnl ruling upon appbratien. Thr ruling shall :et firth findmgsof fact :md eunehns Inns of Les and gram w deny the application, The ruling shall he the find igen." act inn for purposes of Iola (.'ode chafner 1::1. 5:10-130.1(•x5511) Requems far infarmadion. A...nter• t':Rti-ucrsun�uay.ccquvsl nformationfrum an urnpacct. /flab^tale one ir).lere M lit !rte Intormallon rv,ju Mtetl. n•een ••d. The Request for I nfbrmalloli Foran Travail fr�rr �ndlnin•:w for filing or n•quest fur information n::r, be used Ir. :in interested penin 53(1-1:10.7 (-1551)) Filing with hu reau. I' i .hail nil dlsrptse lir nanu•ol le.• IterS'�nlln_nunlu quo' In Gall— 1:fu.811551)) Grounds fur complaint against the engduyernear rale i hrr•mpincer. n,1 a f..r•nal arnlrn inn plxent..n ane.dthr L,11im eng Rruirl4k 1:0.4111 fill• bureau r:.r- not re-, t svil t rrplc to tun !h:m h%...fthen•gnrsl for :r.fnnnnmm I'll clil3nt!et nob• I:iu' .11 tt .n 1:111 rV211Th. b rr:ru flr..l-.n. .or III, CII dirprc t um Ileal ;�I. . • - r.•n Mrd- nen,• ^ a .-o -n !rte- mf.•-ma!'nr g nen in. pubhr ur tit. -no ryerr'. r .,pons group Ara, In IA B 4/9/136 pulse aserious hazard to community health. environment. or emergency response personnel. 5:10-1304 (455D) InvlWligalion or inspection upon corn plaint. µr' mmh_tt�eendaysof determining tnaunere (ler grounds for a con�int_ the eominissioner shall eithernot3fv the employer in w•riu nKof the groundsdf the co—rn��lamtend requcstTnfo�m:iiion or conduct an unan- Bounce lnspedTon ufl}ieemp oyer sworfejil ace at reason - days of imuminR aan inv`esligifion or -inspection. the bureau may find that the complaint is invalid and unfounded and shall so inform the interested person and the employer in writing. 530-130.M455DI Order to comply. 130.1011) Ifaftereonductmor an imtstigationorinspec- tion of theemployer', workplace. thetommnssioner finds that thecomplaint ismentorious. thecommissmner shall issue an order to comply ur the employer which shall set forth with specificity the employer s noncompliance with the Act or rules. The commissioner shall give the em- plm•era period of thirty days to take remedial steps for compliance. The commissioner may establish a shorter period of time If JUS11flUUan is provided 1n the order to comply. 130.10121 do employer map request an evidentiary hearing on the order to comply at any time prior to the time set forth for compliance in the order to comply. 130.1013) If the employer has not requested a hearing. the commissioner. after the timeset forth for compliance with the order w comply. may re-examine records sub- mitted bythe emplayeror may reinspect the premises. If the employer has not taken the necessary remedial steps required by the order tacomply. t he commissioner. upon notice and evidentary hearing. may issue a decision on the order to comp] ywhvh shall he deemed a final agency action pursuant to Iowa ( isle chapter 17A. 130.1011) In theevent Lost theemployer fails tocomply with adecision on the order to comply. the commissioner may- commence anaetum In the Iowa District Court for inju nctiveandothur equitable rel within may bejust and equitable. 530-1:30.11(4551)) Effective date. The rules in this chapter shall become effective an July, 1. I NG These rules are intended to implement Iowa Corte sections 45511.12 and 1;1511.13. Chapter 1:11 to 139 Reserved CIIAPTER 140 PUBLIC SAFETY/EMERGENCY RF -SPONSE RIGHT TO KNOW 530-1.10.1((SSDI Signs required and adoption by reference. 'Fite employer shall post signs which shall comply with this rude An employer need noteomply with the sign posting requirenurnts of soh rule 140.1121 if the building. structure. or location within the building or strucwre does not contain a signtficant amount of the haz:udous chemical as defined lit ,abrult, 140.4111. The National Fire Protection Association's standard system for ideal ifvtng firehnz;trds of rhemncalshaaed an NFPA standar,' ;11-419SIlis adopled by reference. 1 411.1 (O Size. The signs shall he at least seven and one-half Inches on each side. The sign shall have four :parrs cath :u v:et three and three-fourths inches on a +uL• Nn mien and=vml>.ds a'ilhi marhuf the fnnrspates sir! I be al teat<I t itrve inches in helgh t S77 V P %%% PEST CONTROL COMPANY ( 1 time of application ( ] pesticide poisoning symptoms/ health warnings ( ] phone number %%% PEST CONTROL COMPANY 1 phone number National Pesticide Telecommunication Nets ork 1 phone number of Emergency room (s) in area I ] substance used for pest control application [ 1 company which produces substance l ] toxicity of the substance used for pest control [ ] practical treatment ( first aid ) f 1 hazards antidote Diagram of room below shows areas of application. 577 4 M RESOLUTION NO. 88-72 RESOLUTION AUTHORIZING THE MAYOR TO EXECUTE AND THE CITY CLERK TO ATTEST THE ELEVENTH RENEWAL OF A 28E AGREEMENT BETWEEN IOWA CITY AND JOHNSON COUNTY FOR TRANSIT SERVICES. WHEREAS, it is in the public interest to provide transit services to Iowa City residents who have special transit needs due to age or disability, and WHEREAS, the Johnson County SEATS program is designed to provide special transit services for elderly and disabled persons, and WHEREAS, Iowa City and Johnson County did, on August 23, 1977, enter into a 28E Agreement for purposes of providing such services, which agreement has been recorded in the Johnson County Recorder's Office at Book 501, Page 303; and WHEREAS, an Eleventh Renewal Agreement has been negotiated by said parties in order to continue delivery of special transit services to Iowa City residents in FY89, and a copy of said agreement is attached and by this reference made a part hereof. NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF IOWA CITY, IOWA: That the Mayor is hereby authorized to execute and the City Clerk to attest said Renewal Agreement. 2. That the City Clerk is directed to file said Renewal Agreement with the Secretary of the State of Iowa and the Johnson County Recorder as required by Chapter 28E, Code of Iowa. It was moved by Strait and seconded by Dickson the Resolution be adopted, and upon roll call there were: AYES: NAYS: ABSENT: X Ambrisco X Courtney X Dickson X Horowitz X Larson X McDonald X Strait Passed and approved this 19th day of April 1988. ATTEST: CI PILED „^ R Iowa II Approved as to Form JUN .9 mno Leg D �loi epartmentf lL t COU arY nuD�� ELEVENTH RENEWAL OF 28E AGREEMENT FOR TRANSIT SERVICES This Eleventh Renewal Agreement is entered into by and between Johnson County, Iowa, and the City of Iowa City, Iowa, both municipal corpora- tions. WHEREAS, the parties hereto wish to renew their Agreement for Transit Services which is recorded in Book 501 at page 303 in the Office of the Johnson County Recorder: NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT AGREED by and between Johnson County, Iowa, and the City of Iowa City, Iowa, as follows: 1. The eleventh renewal term of the 28E Agreement referred to above, as amended, shall commence July 1, 1988, and continue for one year through and including June 30, 1989. 2. The County shall continue to operate the service within the corporate limits of Iowa City from 7:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m., Monday through Friday, and 8:00 a.m, to 2:00 p.m., Saturday and Sunday, except for holidays established by the Johnson County Board of Supervisors. All specific operational decisions shall be made by the Board of Supervisors and the SEATS Manager to maximize responsiveness to demand and productivity. 3. The County shall continue to request a donation. All such donations will be retained by the County to help defer operating costs. The average donation per passenger in FY89 will be used to establish a basis for payment by the City to the County in FY90'During FY89 the County shall provide the City with daily data sheets which include the origin, destination, and time for each Iowa City trip, and a total of Iowa City donations for each day. 4. In consideration of the County's agreement to provide specialized transit service as herein provided, the City of Iowa City agrees to pay Johnson County $3.14 per one-way trip for each Iowa City passenger carried, this amount being SEATS' estimated FY89 average cost per trip minus the average donation per trip. The total funding for this service during FY89 shall not exceed $98,000. S. The City agrees in FY89 to provide indoor storage of 11 SEATS vans at the Iowa City Transit Garage. SEATS personnel will have access to vans parked at the Iowa City Transit garage during Iowa City Transit's regular hours of operation. Iowa City Transit personnel shall be permitted to move SEATS vans which are parked at the transit facility, if needed. This section of the Agreement will be void if fleet expansion by Iowa City Transit utilizes all available vehicle storage space. 6. The City shall make its fueling facility available to SEATS. 7' Ir'® City shall determine the specific scheduling arrangements forts° service. The County agrees to pay fuel costs based upon the AbUd Co.lowa cost to the City. The City shall invoice monthly, providing itemized fuel usage by vehicle. Payment shall be made by the County with'tff�309 1988 days from date of invoice. The City shall not be liable for delays "' c0urr� 4 2 in fuel shipments, supplying fuel during periods of equipment malfunction, or fuel shortages. 1. The County shall indemnify, defend, keep and save harmless the City, its agents, officials and employees, against all claims, suits, liabilities, judgments, costs or expenses, which may in any way be made or claimed against the City in consequence of this agreement. The County shall, at its own expense, provide insurance protection with respect to this indemnification agreement. 8. The original Agreement between the parties shall, to the extent not inconsistent herewith, remain in full force and effect. 9. This renewal agreement shall be filed with the Secretary of the State of Iowa and the County Recorder of Johnson County, Iowa. Dated this I- - day of C/c C 1988. CITY OF IOWA CITY, IOWA JOHNSON COUNTY, IOWA By.By: hn McDonald, Mayor Don ehr, C i pe on Board of Supervisors Attest: %h�� ,'� Attest: %,., X6 -47flcll 6-11Y Clem County Auditor FILE® Johnson Co. Iowa JUN 91988 APP ED AS TO FORM LEGAL DEPARTMEN? COUNTY AUDITOR 58'1 S1,.Uw ET,\ BY uF Srn•rf: June 14, 1988 Marian K. Karr, CMC City Clerk City of Iowa City Civic Center, 410 E. Washington Iowa City, Iowa 52240 RE: Eleventh Renewal of the Transit Services Agreement. Dear Ms. Karr: We have received the above described agreement(s) which You submitted to this office for filing, pursuant to the provisions of Chapter 28E, 1987 Code of Iowa. You may consider the same filed as of June 14, 1988. EB/kl V rCo dial Elaine Baxter Secretary of State I � I JUN 161988 MARIAN K. KARR CITY CLERK (3) 581 Y RESOLUTION N0. 88.73 L A RESOLUTION AUTHORIZING ISSUANCE OF A CERTIFICATE OF COMPLETION FOR URBAN RENEWAL PARCEL 65-2b (NOW PART OF THE PAUL -HELEN BUILDING). WHEREAS, the City Council entered into a contract for sale of land for Private Redevelopment with the Small -Mears Building Company on August 1, 1985, for Urban Renewal Parcel 65-2b, described as: Commencing at the Northwest corner of Lot 4, Block 65, the Original Town of Iowa City, Iowa, according to the recorded plat thereof; thence N90000'00"Ean assumed bearing, along the Southerlo right- of-way line of Washington, Street, 60.28 feet; thence SOO 03'02"W, thence 32 P32 32 feet; theneet to the oint of g; thence ce S89030'5511W5fe20 et 310731�24thence S00022'52"E, 3.83 feet; thence S89043'36"W, 10.11 feet; thence N00003'02"E, 36.32 feet to the point of beginning. and WHEREAS, by Resolution No. 86-207 the City Council approved transfer of the property to the Hawkeye-Day States Limited Partnership for completion of the project in accordance with the Contracts between the City and Small -Mears Building Company; and WHEREAS, the Director of housing Inspection Services of the City of Iowa City has certified that improvements have been installed in a satisfactory manner. NOW, THEREFORE, OE IT RESOLVED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF IOWA CITY, IOWA, that: 1. The Mayor be authorized to sign and the City Clerk to certify the Certifi- cate of Completion which is attached to this Resolution as Exhibit A and made a part thereof, and 2. The Finance Director be authorized to release the security deposit. It was moved by Ambrisco and seconded b Resolution be adopted, and upon roll call there were: Strait the AYES: NAYS: ABSENT: X X AMBRISCO COURTNEY DICKSON X HOROWITZ X LARSON MCOONALD --- STRAIT Passed and approved this 19th day of Anril 1988. MAYOR Approved as to Form 9/a as' Leg Departme t ATTEST: i CLERK�� EXHIBIT A CERTIFICATE OF COMPLETION Pursuant to Section 305 of the Contract for Sale of Land for Private Redevelop- ment by and between Hawkeye-Bay States Limited Partnership and the City of Iowa City, Iowa, dated July 1, 1986, I certify that I have caused the follow- ing described proper y 10 Ve inspec ed, to wit: Commencing at the Northwest corner of Lot 4, Block 65, the Original Town of Iowa City, Iowa, according to the recorded plat thereof; thenc right-of- way lie 9 neof Washington Street, 60.280000'00"E, an assumed gfeet- thence SS00°03102 W, 74.04 feet to the point of beginning; thence S89653'47"E, 20.24 feet, thence S00013'01"E, 32.32 feet; thence S89°30'55"W, 10.31 feet; thence S00°22'52E, 3.83 feet; thence S89°43'36"W, 10.11 feet; thence NOO°03'02"E, 36.32 feet to the point of beginning. The improvements located on the above-described property called for in said contract have been completed. This certificate shall serve as the conclusive determination of satisfaction and termination of the agreements and covenants in the agreement and in the deed with respect to the obligations of the redeveloper, its successors, and its assigns, to construct the improvements and the date for beginning and completion thereof. Nothing contained herein shall be construed a waiver of any codes or ordinances of the City, or any other lawful rules and regulations, nor shall it be deemed to apply to any interior improvements or renovation of the Paul -Helen Building. Dated this 19th day of April 1988. YJohn onald, Mayor Attest: J �/ Marian K. Karr, Ci y C erk State of Iowa ) County of Johnson ) SS: On this 19th day of Ancil , before me the undersigned, a Notary Public in and for saidn State, perso athe year 19 $ ly appeared 'John McDonald and Marian K. Karr, to me personally known, who being by me duly sworn, did say that they are the Mayor and City Clerk, respectively, of said municipal corporation executing the within and foregoing instrument; that the seal affixed hereto is the seal of said municipal corporation by authority of its City Council of said municipal corporation, and that the said John McDonald and Marian K. Karr acknowledged the execution of said instrument to be the voluntary act and deed of said municipal corporation, by it and by them volun- tarily executed. 1C`lLv�r��_ Notary Public in an° for Johnson County, Iowa Y A City of Iowa City MEMORANDUM Date: April 6, 1988 To: Patt Cain, Development Coordinator From: Doug Boothroy, Director, Department of Housing & Inspection Services Re: Paul -Helen Building I hereby certify that the construction improvements authorized by building permit #21631 have been completed and are in compliance with the plans and specifications of the Iowa City Uniform Building Code. Attached to this memorandum is a copy of the Certificate of Occupancy. I hereby recommend that the improvements to the Paul -Helen Building be accepted and that the City issue the Certificate of Completion. bj/pc2 0 CERTIFICATE OF OCCUPANCY CITY OF IOWA CITY Building Inspection Division ® This certificate issued pursuant to the requirements of Section 307 of the Uniform Building Code, certifying that, at the time of issuance, this structure was in compliance with the various ordinances of the city regulating building construction or use. Q This certificate issued pursuant to the requirements of Chapter 36 of the Zoning Ordinance certifying that, at the time of issuance, this structure was in compliance with the City of Iowa City Zoning Ordinance. for the following: Address: 209 E. Washington Street Iowa City, Iowa Use Classiflcation: Offices Building Permit n 21631 Group: B-2 Type Construction III -1 hr. Use Zone CB -10 Address 209E Washington Iowa City By, Nolan Bogaard Date: March 21, 1988 POST IN A CONSPICUOUS PLACE RESOLUTION NO. 83-74 RESOLUTION ADOPTING THE REVISED ANNUAL BUDGET, FY89, ENDING JUNE 30, 1989, FOR PUBLIC HOUSING PROJECT [A-022003, IA05PO22004 AND IA05PO22005. WHEREAS, the City of Iowa City has in effect an annual contributions contract No. KC9166 for Project IA -022003, IA05PO22004 AND IA05PO22005, and WHEREAS, the Department of Housing and Urban Development requires the adoption of the annual budget and any revision by formal resolution. NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF IOWA CITY, IOWA, in its capacity of the City of Iowa City Housing Authority that: 1. The Budget for the referenced projects as shown on the attached forms be adopted. 2. The proposed expenditures are necessary in the efficient and economical opera- tion of the Housing Authority for the purpose of service to low-income fami- lies. 3. The financial plan is reasonable in that: a. It indicates a source of funding adequate to cover all proposed expendi- tures. b. It does not provide for use of Federal funding in excess of that payable under the provisions of these regulations. C. All proposed rental charges and expenditures will be consistent with pro- visions of law and the Annual Contributions Contract, 4. The Iowa City Housing Authority is in compliance with Section 207(a) of the Annual Contributions Contract, which states in part that the Housing Authority is re-examining the incomes of families living in the project at least once a year. It was moved by Ambrisco and seconded by Dickson Resolution be adopte , an upon ro ca there were: AYES: NAYS: ABSENT: X Ambrisco T_ Courtney X Dickson X Horowitz — �-- Larson McDonald X Strait Passed and approved this 19th day of gnri1 1988 _ OR 49� Approved as to Form ATTEST: LIT CLERK , ' � . �(� WJS %/rt ego I Department the .ao-uo�. S8�' Y .M V.S. III.IIY[wi 0I .OVVAG .XD UI LC.dE.. A,uS, naa1A. E 11131.1.1 OPERATING BUDGET rr ro..1 Iw. aaY1 Jun 0 n TotA wlo,+a GYEv�nox .o. .. ..r 2 lro.la,.Y.n..... 1n�....... C.L..r •.ro w<...0 au n. ,•lnl Iowa City Mousing Authority u Civic Center - 410 East Washington Iowa Cit IA 52240 Wi"aAru REQUESTED IUDGET ESTlwro =6 I.E'DJAL, '<AR Iou..RYr .. un..+d � .u.......CA.mYr weGYr B7 I,r 88 v I .•,.w u. In............ r r..r ran ILIIDUAL RECEIPTS to, Der,crt] graq nuD CCxgilµ naxS AND .Iarn,ax rD+ Crd.TIxa 10[111, 26.35 (2.11) 1.29 960 ern.A. ,.., 111- IL..rM n.i..n .dINSAL ns--.... dlD+t sled xw car. 1 T+nuT]pq .wo nor,Lgr, ra, a"RATIAS D Yd nuo cDY,.,.�...... (7.I1 )11.29 ORn OPERATING RESERVE$ FOR A CONTRACT OR PROJECT PM I . ILMI... 0"", CJ N C... RNI.r Trr Of 100 hn II - M1..M1I« Ir W luL.M r 4drl QMII„I Rrrr.o n Trr CM 01 fi,rwG EMd+rw... lied rw.. Yarl Ly r,r.,.,.Ir C-- RN Irr I 51,195 Mr . FNUW dl/ Vd W - 1nr.ro [MJC..wr IMM YANI-lw.r.aauruN (80) a ......,..,r q,..... +nwuN LN 51 115 p, Is. L mr,M 10 9nrn. Iwr . EYurrrl 960 LY. YOI"'Ll 52.07S Lyle G. SeyEel,NousinQ Coo di )` n„rr S8Y .IIO 1/..) •...•.wra n` . n 0.wu.N Br.•gr Iwr• W•,. 4..uor 41 li.r•r. a..nn arrrl -15-4" 0.e .w1 Llnli4nrr ii—wo I.,r wIN June 30 . It 89 c-. , a..... (.........•, ♦ e1.,I.r ♦ nW«.w .N.r «M.n.n wrlw. U •• ...... .. ......«...... t. C '.w.w.... l ..... Ill.. 13 L ..... M...... ... .aw•wnMIl.rIrNrlr.tI«. nnrniwl..M.•.�«.q.r M.,;bLn.rw... , rw. IUY I..a Frn. M M.rnw «r. M. b.r .l •r n.l. n.. n ...Jww II n« ualvbl. uN..n . n.d I« Herrn .rnl..r mn.r tM1 wl/« rwrr. All 62 units are currently under lease with an average rent of 5165.00. There are five known losses between now and June 30, 1988. These five have an average rent of S244,40. They will be replaced by five tenants with an anticipated average rent of S58r00. This will represent a loss of S932.00 rental Income per .month or $11.184 annually. Additional turn over may be expected with losses in rental income. It is projected that the average rent will drop to 5145.00 per month with total rental Income projected at $107.080. i..: u ben. INO) I« Nurw U buN nwun,.l CMd uM•Y.n• rl•ro n n•. I. •w mbrn "Gw!'. Ww u•r 2. W. - M1, « nM •nlrry • r r•r nrrl•: G...Ni•rlrl 'wo'k —w"•r ON 10061. M«•IrM •1 rl••• ••w NI r.. 4 pN-1061. •n. C:r• Jr••un Mrr •1 •mM •NLn dl...rn. enlu, awrul.M MNn w .IL.•rn w w4 4....wh will uww • updn••r MY • we —I •rnr d •ruo .nlin rbrp loiN M• 9yr•n1aNMr 1•• . I. W.nn f•rmn S—`..war Ca,� tl«nr.m� ClwwM I)wadd 1. C..•rn. N/A. All utilities in the dwelling units are seperately metered and paid by the tenant. Effective date of eurrentutility allowance was 3-10-87 and appears to be adequate at this time. 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II n n au«r w rwuM da awl W Airy w will ubr Y nll N ruu«, n d,w rr rM ,...ar M Iw111llly M rrw sr d ran rruh w• 1•JLya n N wawrN b mal 41'W Irani Ona nl uaM 111 w rM .1d, n a.al1wOw— n rally. b rnl aur Nnd4 w r anw Mw.r 4rrb al r4 aw nw yr rN urr.rn .1.1w. MY4 i,r1NN r M wrwr rlr.w r NVO.NIN I. crrr , Nr.W, N/A 1. [r....arl wlr«rn w.wl a..rrN [n«..ori N cn.r tNw, rM t t t L LnrrN '..-w .1 will, a .N N Cwrrr ll w" Irl t t ra iw Our.N M filwp rarliu 1. Crer W wr111 4Am arnrbMb n Llbdr IrNau 1 1 1•,a 1 •rb.ILM W Ina 1 � 1. [rerrN •..•Iw a1 Ilawl• I••dbr n.r ayr•q ar l,1 d C«rw mwM Irl wrU.Illw k, $IN. wU0111rl 1 P •I, VI,1 }I11 rw IMI awanry grrayrl ,r•4 xrl.mp Lrn d Wpr DIF W 1nxMon«• '>.. v.r.r-............ n....a.r. t.ay June 30 .IL 89 ^M _ ., Lr.r.•i I..,, In_,r.,nr•fYrr M• •.wrr •I Irrwnr Grr•1 I.M n.wrwu •rI rl., wrI•.YMN nrr G,,.•1 /r,1 rr rnrr ., f,.,.�. rn:r.,rr+rrr • i,e,wrN ✓ M.rwrN F•rwry r•,•rr••. Ir IIF............. .N... X•...F,Ir .rll rllr•r F r r wnr ...wslnn .. rM 9gMs1 Wp Iwr. L14u brr Iv Inw. Wnr II mrrr Www ys••, 4w.y The operating reserve of approximately 551,000.00 willbe invested at highest possible interest rate and should generate appro4imately $3,300.00 income. Tenant Security Deposits are invested in a similar account and should generate Total estimated interest Income is $4.500.00. another 51,200.00 income. z Oln.. i...•r, On Irn,.ry. •I. pl.nrn�} Iw•.rY: Giw Ir,Y r rll IMr ,r Mr1Y•„ ,rw •1 rww ..nf ..11 •rwr r Ilwr r y,Iry •1 ry LXI', Y•rwrr•1 D.Ir•I.y I•rr •rF•rrr M•y nF Iwr•r•1 LN••r'w. IY L•rlw L} LwrN \,r.ry ^,Il, u. w,n Iw •,r•wY rl rrilrn •MM• N F•Y,F. Receipts from the coin-operated laundry equipment Is estimated at 5400.00. Other income result from charges to tenants for unpaid utilf ty of lis and tenant caused damages. 'Estimate this rill generate 52.400,00. Total other income 1s S21800.00 ow.rn• L,ww.,ww Irrn rl Srr11.F.r1 Ll,rr 4n _ - _ — . •• _ — � . � . �. 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Ir. r...... 1. 1 •r r14.r Q� ti L•x L,n.• )) Lw WN' 8 i •8 19.435 I 174,919 ! 0 I r 1 I 1 17.100 I j I ,04 500 4,500 w nw.11.nw, .wl lnr•x 1/..._ D I_ _— ),C••.L.n••.4•ww nL..r NV0.11W. t.w ir•1 I...I ,Qyn1 r•n......y.rrr.wF l.r«r r ...•.,, .4., Co— .ww.ryhllr .L... Jr 14. •I u4n un.uL.nM.10 Ln.l wn '...1r.•r.w. wCll.r 111rry rwwrrllry Or.Lw. ^.N ., r4 uu.l w0 .Mu. h.uui'.1 ; Mrwrr• W U/I r.y /r1 rwF.n e n • 4.y hl •n XO F 4 ••n•.r. b rn. LNI • Lrr .. /.. NUD.1iy ). r�` NUD.li1)I P EM .r 14r u....F n,e llq t1Dr ,nrrry e•.aal s"`Y•n N A.MI 0.w rN In YNuYr. ism •F .in �� rr„rl /•w lNl lama [^ICY Housing xu thori LY June ]0 —�—Civic [enter - '!(hast 4 n89 ashington, Iowa City, IA S.. � I .. .._ ___ ONnnN 6l..ae,.•I ICr 9uN tr.i.{C•o vVf.4r 0.r, 4�..„�dl: INnI/III °'WI n uo.nr u4•r •N�d-i,r.n«u n nV•ua rYlf «MrN rr nrmrr M rrl .uun w •"' Nr••N .y wo Isw nu 6'••,rmi« SYII r yn i� 4N•, r rr, «,,r nib, r'°.., n C,N Ir ,.r. riYn Ir•M n r4 anruv 111l11w uu,b •n 4.nuw eq ,N�rV� ••V+r.Itl:r/,.Ir,Y rY. iwYrrrUp rr,r,,,,w,r the Housing Authority admin is tens 573 units of S cn.r4. ,Y.Ir .`• of Section 8 Existing Vouchers ono 62 units of Pies ublfc nH8 Exis ting Certificates, 193 authorized by Clty Council reso lute ons 8a-286 an BS- g• The current staff Is for the Housing Comnission, units' time necessary end required in rsearch0of addiHonalaunn�Sess oY sadminlstrathe is implici ty, [hp current staff ano r D ovides administrative D ojected salary percentages of .ages follows: I Housing Coordinator 1 Housing Management Aid¢ 2 Clerk -Typists (10x each) 4 Housing Specialists ({0: each) I Maintenance Worker I Assistant Attorney Public Housing : Section 8 ID 90 10 90 20 tip 90 each 100 90 each 2 Mrs/Mo. 4 Hrs/Mo. --------------- .MN�wq•Iwl •c'•`^... now"uo.1Dw 1. !•+�., 6wp,w• •n rl'r Cwrr [yrrr r ,.4 n,Y.1 INwrM IJF r•.r „Yl- nl1N,iYr Ir fn.rl H Cr,.VYN • 41ru Mu. Iw Ilwry rl w,l, rl M�V•••r••r r4 lVY nn rl This change represents an increase in travel costs. Additional travel will be •involved this year oust goblet Mousing picking up 10% of the Cost Involved. el Is anticipated Overall etravel nexpenditures Specialist Yell attend a PMN Certification course whIt ich will increase by SI.200.00 over last FY, :•'ter ci.. ,uryNn.n Jrrb Y,..d IN,w4 u.. nr r, r •. 1Y C.rr.,r a.yrr r p„ •V aN np o,4 q4 •rONM •v •I r. Nr N. •••w ur rl,r IUY nM1 ✓ NIrV. w,l Utilities on line 320 and 390 are for •••••N "ow., uwlY,,, [.,,N,,•• '"'mw security lights, water for IS are and sofficeandefoPeriods of vacancies durings Maintenance building heat and 11 h• unit turnover, 7200 lin e hat been increased from last fiscal year based on 8 experience. $4,200.00 months nZ2:..N r4ru.. d.w.n,rn� eN.w—na s,N, r.�Nn v�N•+.w One lull- a•drr r..,, time maintenance person $17,000,00 Included in Labor Costs. $4,000, f luded In Labor to provide for summertime help and part - of sickness, $21,100,00 Labor, Materiel costs are u 00 hes been Increase in material time help to Over in event casts Si,800,00. p based On age of structures and ..x e.w47.. _ ,IY aNnNN r,w ,Iy lVY nwN�,^r',~rra VN,r r•nr •.M w•..•.�NrrN, •.w ..M. .r., rN.r ,.,, w ,,,. Iw CrNrr 4nY.. .. rw. Cwrw.'r M aY r . [r.1.Y ,.Ywrwl [ Contract Costs Include pest con till a "'' r, Ir LYS yr ,.,NO Iw N«YN�rrW repair • $20.00, interior paint fora 51,700,00, office rental 55,400,00• an additional 52,700. for 15Dprooximatel a Cal - Segotiate typewriter Capability Of current maintenance D jetted ioleoverts (to be negotiated) ted) aDprox lma Lely Capability Some exterior Paintingperson, i.e., Plumbing mint tasks beyond the 52,200.00. Further It is l will be required, estimate S/electrical, refrigerator repo ir, . A contract has not been peP anned that the carpeting In 000,00 end additional Ianoscaping be required for this Item gotfat6d an this Item haYever 1O • an 12 units will be replaced. alone. Total contract Ca/i [s 527120 (00pated 010,000,00 may wUO.uln say nvo »» ] n.xl wq o IVI ..w MLq]I11 lkw.lrp 8W" a�.n i1 11"W aM ..J em., June 30 89 1-0-d City Housing Authority Civic Center - 410 EastxWashington. Iowa City, IA — .. arwn^. [.Wur.• Icrr�w,a •�. c—, O•n •nb..n.. d Wmna eq,.ruN LIp, Lw nurM IVY pu N ur..Invw Iw ere.0 ..w Nrr�Y.x. Cm ]L.rr •. n...r. w..w. wNr, ur. It Is antcipated that insurance costs will increase at least lot. Efforts are being made to find a more effective and cost saving insurance plan. 59,970.00. �rbY 0.w11rM vl\.rww Cur dl 4.LMw 0.r.lr. r rrrr 6/.. Y � L .��.Ir M.w NYa rr 4 Mr�xMwa •h al.. IYllllrlrr Ix rll rlrr 41. iwr•NM i. N.r a.. .•v I.r wl \r..xr. No significant change. Based an salaries of employees. C.IIwrM t.r ]yr. rlN.,ryr rl tixr yrwwrr r..xMl. w M .nrr.r .N Ix bA wrrl W wuM wrw. n d rA. r. ..a M n..\w .N wwl r.,.rr d dl urrn w.a.Nb \ w .A.d .•. wurw wr rr...M. There are two tenant accounts receivable outstanding. They total $931.26. One delinquent account in the amount of $661.40 1s subject to garnishment action and Is anticipated that partial recovery will be realized. "r NNrrM' •rw M`w NYa .rrr.r.l w 1•w 'w.ww.Mr w.r.M Ir.NU0atf1) M rr M �' •\•�\ I• r �.r rrw r l None at this time. V .V a i'MrMrrr rrnw0 O.Ci'A. N.e� 89 tr I Maintenance Yorker I h 16.522 17.100 12 17.100 1001 0 0 Full timenetots not include (Charged to 4410) �1 k••w 4n• 0"� •M..M aamw a.. w..us Ilw•I A. Housing Iowa Cit Housing Au thorny ••'• ^" aw•' lalla/ute ll AN ►aslga as Q wl 3laanial .....y June 30. 1988 410 Cast Washington, Iowa City, IA 52240 �r_rl �awM O.&W V. AIM.,w. J lila ti P• Arl.r l,M 4.. Pk OUR. a•• •W N•1 2.17.88 A.s►r.r ,�. ti....,. mw• r~... m......~•-- W.LMr`. nl _ I (lousing Coordinator A -NI 33.613 34.81C 12 34,810 101 0 90% Percentage of time 3481 31.325 1 (lousing Management Aide A-111 19.300 20.943 12 20.943 101 0 90% Percentage of time 2094 18.84! 2 Clerk-Typist-Leasedllousing A-117 32,700 36.468 12 36,468 101 0 901 Percentage of time (Annual Annual (Annual 3646 32.82' ach 16.350 IB.234) 18.234) (1823) (16,41 1 4 (lousing Specialists A -N 93.848 97.132 12 97,132 101 0 901 Percentage of time (Annual (Annual (Annual 9717 87,41' eac 23.462 24.283) 24,283) (2428) (21,85 ) 0 4,500 5.000 12 5,000 101 0 90% 2 flours per month Public (lousing 1 Attorney Fees 500 4,500 4,5 Hours per month Section 8 I Maintenance Yorker I h 16.522 17.100 12 17.100 1001 0 0 Full timenetots not include (Charged to 4410) .r p.-.4 h'au9 Mdr r.\w N,.ay w'r.�w Ux.M Iowa City Housing Authority ll.w.nr,4 61ry.1 .. ..w r4r r.. w S.64.1. -4 Aw"WAr.wr E imm,. 011. TW t.l.d« _ a...M1� t" Iu41 r. 1 Twwl T.ml T. Vti,l w w.n a, r [4, r. bw M LIU IrI4n_ 1 .IMY 4r .1 LMI LI.rINI 1 1 TNrI OIW lN\ Tnwl le Lwl r...d 6 200 1800 4 400 11 Ir\Ilwn.. n w..Y,.. o....r r._ Soo inn 4 nn 11T.1. .J T.1 aw.Tl u e_.1 /all« 7,200 F. I3 000 1 300 11` 00 11 614.w_♦ .all", A .4,w 1\ 'w— .� IJIII . Is All Iw, .r arl_ w 11 1110,.. 4 3,200 T.w11I.Y4w,1_ I a+_ Ty. Y.1.. I�WyI� V iw.l . C�,�4r N IIr,r14 •• Section 8 Existing total travel represents travel budget for this division. In general, costs will be shared as follows: (Reason for significant Increase - one Housing Specialist to receive PHM certification.) 30% Public Housing 705 Section 8 Line 16 deviates from this allocation. 50% is allocated to Public Housing due to Increased accounting costs incurred. Line 13 reflects a sizable Increase In overall budget. The office was expanded and "new telephone system Installed (53,500). Line 14 reflects an increase due to office expansion. wuonan RESOLUTION NO. 88-75 RESOLUTION AUTHORIZING EXECUTION OF AN AGREEMENT FOR URBAN -STATE TRAFFIC ENGINEERING PROGRAM PROJECT FOR THE U.S. 6 AND KEOKUK STREET INTERSECTION IMPROVEMENTS WITH THE IOWA DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION WHEREAS, the City of Iowa City, Iowa, has negotiated an agreement with the Iowa Department of Transportation, a copy of said agreement being attached to this Resolution and by this reference made a part hereof, and, WHEREAS, the City Council deems it in the public interest to enter into said agreement with the Iowa Department of Transportation for Urban -State Traffic Engineering Program Project for the U.S. 6 and Keokuk Street Intersection Improvements. NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE CITY COUNCIL: 1. That the Mayor and City Clerk are hereby authorized and directed to execute the agreement with the Iowa Department of Transportation. 2. That the City Clerk shall furnish copies of said agreement to any citizen requesting same. It was moved by Courtney and seconded by Ambrisco that the resolution as read be adopted, and upon roll call there were: AYES: NAYS: ABSENT: X Ambrisco X Courtney X Dickson X Horowitz X Larson X McDonald X Strait Passed and approved this 19th day of April, 1988. Y a�e� MAYOR ATTEST: Ci -TY CLERK A TO FORM14 - 411W y113199 - LEGAL DEPARTMENT 590 IOWA DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION AGREEMENT FOR URBAN -STATE TRAFFIC ENGINEERING PROGRA14 PROJECT City: Iowa City County: Johnson County Project No: UST -6-1(37)--4A-52 Iowa Department of Transportation Agreement No: 884-012 WHEREAS, pursuant to Sections 306A.7 and 307.44, 1987 Code of Iowa, as amended, the City of Iowa City, hereinafter called the CITY, and the Iowa Department of Transportation, hereinafter called the STATE, may enter into an agreement for joint or cooperative action after appropriate action by ordinance, resolution, or otherwise pursuant to law of the governing bodies involved, and WHEREAS, the STATE provides funds through Program (U -STEP), a cooperative program for will speed traffic flow and reduce accidents WHEREAS, the of 55 percent STATE funds improvement", STATE has made these STATE funds and 45 of $200,000 for a and WHEREAS, a "spot improvement" area, length, and cost, such a "linear improvement" shall blocks or miles, such a reconstruction, and the Urban -State Traffic Engineering relatively low-cost solutions that on primary road extensions, and funds available for percent local funds spot improvement" reimbursement in the ratio up to a maximum amount in r 8400,000 for a "linear shall mean a limited improvement project in terms of as intersection reconstruction or signalization; and mean a s of street morelengthy h ghway improvement widening, resurfacing,, or WHEREAS, the CITY proposes to develop a "spot improvement" U -STEP project to modify the intersection of U.S. 6 and Keokuk Street; the project description and U -STEP funding limits are outlined in agreement section no. 13, page 3. NOW THEREFORE, BE IT AGREED: The CITY will prepare and furnish specifications, and an estimate of Traffic signals shall conform to Devices for Streets and Highways. to the STATE for review the necessary plans, cost for the proposed construction project. the Iowa Manual on Uniform Traffic Control ?. The STATE will share eligible construction and right-of-way costs in the ratio of 55 percent STATE funds to 45 percent CITY funds up to a maximum STATE participation per project of 8200,000 for a "spot improvement" or 8400,000 for a linear improvement." The estimated total of eligible construction and right-of-way costs for this project is 8160,000. If, upon completion of fi20 nal plans, the estimate exceeds the preliminary estimate contained herein e einbby the ercent for contractxltettingthe era roror increased cost must begin beginning of constructions app 3. The STATE shall be responsible for the costs of construction uctiongiindinal and outlet storm sewers made necessary by highway constrthe proportion that the street right-of-way of the primary road extension bears to the total drainage area to be served storm e he tm sed sewers. not pCITYfshall be responsible for the remaining portion or by the STATE. 5q0 Agreement Number: 88-U-012 Iowa City 4. Upon approval of final plans, proposal forms, specifications, and cost estimate, the STATE will give the CITY written notice to proceed with the Project. For the portion of the project under contract b the CITY shall advertise for bidders, hold a supervision for the construction work performedcunderingthe contractpublic , et The 'ting C TY Shall submit the letting documents to the STATE for approval and provide adequate action in the award of the contract. PProval prior to formal m 5. years Of The project must be let to contract or construction started within two (2) Commission hordthisoagreemenf this trisment by the Ioa automaticallyv�canOcelledent of Transportation be extended fora period of six (6) months upon receipt of Ta is agreement may from the CITY prior to the cancellation date. P written request 6. For that part of the work under contract by public letting performed in compliance with Specification Number 1008, or current edition at the time bids are re nested , the work will be Supplemental Specification to Equal Oartment of on Non -Federal -aid Projects" which b Transportation Opportunity made Responsibilities y this reference is made a part thereof, 7. The CITY will be responsible for the costs of the construction. Acceptance of the completed construction shall be with the concurrence of the STATE. The CITY shall prepare and submit to the STATE a detailed billing statement of materials, installation, and construction costs incurred b (Design, inspection, and administration costs will be borne b said statement is in Y the the CITY. If in the amount of 55 proper form, the STATE will promptly reimburse the CITY )CITY Percent of the eligible costs of the project, taking into account the limitations of Paragraph 2 herein. 8. Periodic billing statements may be submitted by the CITY during the work. The STATE will review these statements and make recommendation as to their payment. Payment will be made in accord with Paragraph 7 above. of g. For reimbursement made to the CITY b Iowa Department of Transportation Accountingthe Epo7pecific reference i Mamade o Chapter XV, Audits of Contracts with Second Parties a co attached hereto and marked "Exhibit A." PY of which is 10. Upon completion of the project, the CITY will certify that the project was completed in accordance with the Plans and specifications before receiving final reimbursement of STATE funds. 11. The CITY shall have ownership of traffic signals constructed project and shall operate them at the expense of the CITY so long protection is considered b with this considered is both y either party as necessary at said locationas �gnif signals are Parties as no longer necessary at said location, the to be removed by the CITY at the CITY's expense, and may be installed n another location acceptable to both parties and thereafter shall be owned and operated at the expense of the CITY. 12. Signs and other traffic control devices necessary for construction of the IowaeManualshall onbe furnished Uniform Traffic the ontroland Devices. The in accordance with the public shall be assured through the use of The safety of the general devices such as fences, barricades, signs,proper protective measures and lights as necessary,flood lighting, and warning 5 !� A' tr Agreement Number: 88-U-012 City: Iowa City 13. The description of the U -STEP project intersection modification at U.S. 6 nd Keokuk Street is approximately as follows: a. For the U.S. 6 westbound and eastbound traffic install 150 ft. right turning lanes with 120 ft. tapers, and 6 ft. shoulder areas. b. Widen the Keokuk Street intersection legs. C. STATE U -STEP funds participation limits shall be from the centerline of Hollywood Boulevard northerly across U.S. 6 to 70 ft. north of the U.S. 6 pavement edge (outside westbound lane). d. Storm sewer participation by U -STEP funds is according to agreement section no. 3. e. The proposed project sidewalk construction is not eligible for U -STEP participation. F. t 1, i i A 540 IOWA DEPARTMENT OF 1RMSPORTATIAN COST REIMUURSEIIERT GUIDELINES !OR EXHIBIT "A" AUDITS Of COIITRACTS WITH SECOND PARTIES REVISED 141Y I, 1983 It is the policy of the Iowa Depart'nent of Transportation that the External Audits Staff of the Office of Audits perform an examination and analysis of fiscal or other snurce retards maintained by claiuunts and others making cost representations to the Iowa Department of Transportation as a result of any contract, agreement, resolution and/or other document which binds the Iowa DePar[maut of Transportation. Claimants covered by this policy include the following: Political Subdivisions, Railroads, Public and Private Utilities, Consultants and Educational Institutions. The primary objective of the audit will be to ascertain that the invoices, as submitted, are in accord with the agreement and that the invoices include only those costs sPacifically incurred. As mesas of identification, it is suggested that the work be assigned and recorded by work order, job order and/or proper project designation. This procedure will accumulate and record into a separala account all actual and indirect Costs in connection with said contract, and support the Second party's claim, which will be subject to audit, prior to final re inmburstm,ent. All records shall he made available at a central location to facili ate the audit, External Audit Procedures: I. Labor. Costs_ a, Detenninatian will be made that salaries and wages are billed at actual or averago rates accounting for productive labor hours and other expences paid to other individuals during the period that they are directly or incidentally engaged in the work. These costs must be supported by adequate records. U- It will be ascertained that normal procedures were followed, hours and rates charged were those actually paid the employees and overtime, if charged, was actually paid, C- Costs to the Second party for vacation, sick and holiday pay and other costs Incident to labor employment will be reimbursed when supported by adequate records. The percentage applied to direct labor costs for indirect costs, such as vacation, holiday and sick pay and other benefits such as social security will be audited by Item to the applicable ledger accounts. Careful dnalysis will he made to assure that percentage charges for indirect costs are not greater than those charged to the units' regular operations. 'l. Cquiingn[_ a, Reimbursement for owned equipment will be limited to rates which account for actual costs of equipment used by the second party. Arbitrary or otherwise unsupported equipment use charges will not be reimbursed. I. Political sub-divisionsnmay, in lieu of actual cost/rate development, utilize the current "Schedule of Equipment Rates" published by the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA); refer to Attachment A. re equIent is no Is. beelimiteddto thea Hunt oftrentipaidetoavalabl,rthebiowestefimursmil-nqualified ted bidderwafter will obtaining appropriate quotations, 3. Material: Materials he dedanducted supplies shall be billed at cost. Discounts, rebates, and allowances shall he deductad fate material costs. Verification shall be made that all materials billed arc incorporated In the project, Materia is for construction not shown on the estimate or by change order or letter approval from the State will not be reimbursed. I, Materials Recovered (Salvage), a. Materials previously in Place which are recovered in suitable condition for reuse by the Second Party in connection with construction, shall he credited to the project at current stock prices. If the Second party consistently cthe harges recovered material at original cost or a percentum of current price new, materials csalvagedt shall rarelincluded ve credit In thedcredit or. rhthatdscrap itor svaluehall daetermine nd properhat disposal is noted. 57U E .r EXHIBIT "A" PAGE 2' b. Materials recovered from tempurary use slidll be credited to the project at stock prices, less a percentage allowance for loss of service life. It will be ascer- tained that the Second party has notified the State where materials are scrapped and when they were made available for inspection. c. The foregoing shall not preclude any additional credits when such credits are required by State law or regulations. 5. Overhead: a. In the event that the Second party maintains construction overhead clearing accounts, each project shall bear only its equitable proportion of overhead costs. Arbitrary percentages or amounts charged to projects to cover assumed Overhead costs will Fiat be reimbursed. L. The records supporting the entries for overhead costs shall be kept to show the total amount, rate and allocation basis of each additive. Also, it will be necessary to ascertain that Charges to those accounts are directly applicable to the project and the rates derived from such clearing accounts are the same as those applied to the Second party's regular construction work. 6. Sub -Contracts: Determination will he made that the State has approved the subcontract, the unit has properly solicited bids and awarded the sub -contract to the lowest qualified bidder. Subletting shall lint relieve the Second party of any provisions of the Contract. 1. Congtli,tinn uml.Acceptall itepurts_ Pulilical sub-dividions shall initiate a Certificate of Completion and final accepiall"n which must be submitted with the filial claim. O. Audit Rgpnrting_ At the conclnafen of the audit, the audit staff will prepare a Certificate of Audit indicating their conclusions and recomaendat ions. The Certificate will he approved by the External Audits Manager and where exceptions are cited, a Schedule of Exceptions will be prepared. Copies of these documents will he forwarded to the Ilopartment which originated the reitu ursement agreement or contract. In addition, distribution of the Audit Certificate will he made to the Contracts Section and Federal neimbursement Section of the Accounting Deparmaent to assure proper Payment to Lila Second party and proper billing to FIIIIA. '1. Preparation of Vouchers: Vouchers In payment of Second party Invoices resulting front agreements will be prepared by the administering departments, 590 FEDERAL WERGENCY WAGDOrr AGENCY STATE AND LOCAL PROGRAMS AND SUPPORT DISASTER ASSISTANCE PROGRAMS NABHINGTOH, D.C. 20472 SCHEDULE OF EQOIPHEMI RATES These rates are applicable to equipment owned and operated by the State, local goveremanc or private nonprofit Organisation performing work Federally funded by PEAL except in those instances when the Associate Director for State and Local Programs and Support apprOvol alternate races. These rates, or approved alternate rate,, &hall be used In Damage Survey Reports, approval of Project Applications ► d claims for relnburaement for aqulpment costs. Any appeal& shall be 10 accordance with 44 CFR 205.120. These rates are for aqulpment in good mechanical condition, complete as required with attachments, tools, hoses, cables, oiler,, blades, bucket, skip, hook, ate., as required, unless othervlae Indicated. Each rate covers all coats eligible under PL 93-288 for ownership and operation of equlPmect, Including depreciation, all maintenance, field repairs, fual, lubricants, tires, OSHA equiPunt and other coat, incident to operation. Insreequipment equipment shelter, overhead, profit, and administrative casts Are not eligible and are not included. Standby q pment eooto are also not eligible. Equlpmant to be eligible moat be in actual operation. Labor coatsedto of ooeracpr of included and should be approved sep�stely from equipment Coate. Rates for equlpment wperform eligible work not listed will be furnished by FDAA upon request. Th ae race are ap 1 c b e to d enterI or ewer eoclau d lar d b Lh P e Id t and fi ut e1 n e 1 L S if lv tip ITEM Air Compresaor(alr at 100 pal) HOURLY RATE ITEM HOURLY HATE to 150 atm inclusive 4.75 TTeecor, Cravler to 215 cfm inclusive 6.75 to45 HP incluaiye 5.75 to 325 cfm inclusive ] 1.00 to 20 HP Inclusive 11.50 to 450 cam inclusive 14.00 to 135 HP inclusive 11.00 to 600 atm SnClnalwa a 20.50 co 175 lnclwlve 23.00 avec 600 arm 25.00 co 195 HP inclusive 27.00 to 240 Hp inclusive 34.00 om Cpact Spn Equipment over 240 JIP 46.00 Hand Hold Tamper Rammer or vibratory Pap Type 0.75 Tactor, Wheeled to 70 HP inclusive 6'25 Holler, Towed co 120 HP inclusive 13.00 Rubber. Tired..:,?7.APdfy1NF1' r. to 160 HP Inclusive 1q,00 to 20 ton incl, i, 2 00 over 160 HP 30 00 to 50 ton incl, 11.00 Steel, Has mp,foat/1Yedgetoot ot Eu:av t1 a Em Ism (Per drum) 1.�5 Backhoe Lo 1/Ti CY Snclwlvm 8.00 Roller. Self -Propelled to 1/2 Cr inclusive 17.00 "•,:P Rubber Tired, Tandem or 3 wheels - to 3/4 CY inclusive 27.00 to 5 ton inclusive 6,�5 over 3/4 CY 38,00 over 5 ton 8.50 Steel, She cps foot/Wedgefoot 18.00 Clamshell or Ore line tp 1 2 CY inclllelye 15.00 Earth Moving Equipment to 3/4 CY inclusive 25.00 Loader. Cravler to 1 CY Inclusive 36.o0 ' to 3/4 CY inclusive 8.00 co 1 CY Inclusive 10.00 H draulic Ercnvatar to 1 1/2 CY inclusive 13.00 to 3 CY inclusive 19.00 to 2 CY inclusive 17.00 to 1/2 CY inclusive 23.00 over 2 CY 22.00 to 3/4 CY inclusive 27.00 Loader. Wheeled to 1 CY inclusive 34.00 to 1/2 CY lneluslvnover 5.50 1 CY 38.00 to 1 CY Inclusive 8.50 to 1 1/2 CY inclusive 13.50 Llfcl na Enulpment to 2 CY inclusive y� 17.00 Cn_ee over 2 CY •-� ,r+M. ' 24.00 n inclusive to 5 toilto 11.00 15 ton inclusive 21.50 Scraper, Pull -T,,, to 20 ton inclusive 26.00 to T CY Inclusive 6.25 to 30 ton inclusive 31.00 to 12 CY Inclusive :'..•�. 9.50 over 70 con ton 39.00 to 21 CY inclusive 14.25 Forklift, Tired to 1 1/2 ton inclusive 8.25 Scraper Self -Pro 11 d to 3 too Inclusive 8.25 to 9.5 CY Inclusive 21.00 over 5 ton 11.5D to 11 CY inclusive 24.00 over 11 CY 31.00 ATTACHMENT A June )e, 1982 Page 1 of 2 70D W 540 li u ITLM BOUBLY [UTE ITEM HOURLY BATE Pmping Equipe,t Gas or 0 Grader, Motor to 2" nclu inclusive sive 0.75 to 115 UP inclusive 8.50 to 3" Inclusive 1.75 to 1T5 HP inclusive 19.00 to 4" inclusive 3.00 Over 175 HP 25.00 to 6" inclusive 8" 5,50 Kiser, Concrete or Mortar 1.25 to inclusive , 8.00 in to 10" nclulusive' co 12" inclusive' 10.00 Paver, Bitumlmous 22.00 12.00 , Electric Saw. Chain, Portable 0,80 to3 lncluslve 0.50 Saver Clesaloa 1 to 4" Inclusive co 6" inclusive 1.50 Bodder or Bucket Machine 2.50 to B" inclusive 4.00 Jet Plusher Truck 2p,pp 5.25 Vacuum Truck 10 CY ' 20.00 Pumps Without Power . Vxum Truck 13 CY 22.00 to 12�r inclusiveVacuum 0.50 Truck 16 CY 25.00 to 18" Inclusive Combined Plusher i Vacuum Trk. 10 CY 22.00 to 24" inclusive 0.75 Cmbiped Flusher 6 Vacuum Trk. 13 CY 24.00 1.00 COmbined Flusher 6 Vacuum Trk. 16 CY 27.00 Truck Asphalt Distributor __. 16.OQ - _Snow Plow, All .. 1.50 bucket, Aerlel 14,00L 1pread4r,,(Chop A &%peal Oimos 4 CY Tailgate, A1.1 1.Oq to to 5 CY U.50 Belt -Propelled, All IT•J0 to 6 CY 8 12.25 14.00 Bweoer. Street, SRlf-Propelled 15.50 to CY 16.00 to 10 CY 19.00 Trencher e over 10 CY Flnthed//take 21.00 tors HP Inclusive 3.50 to 2 1/2 ton inclusive 9.25 to 95 HP Inclusive 10.00 over 2 1/2 ton 13.00 over 95 UP 24.00 L1_ ee 14.50 Trailer Garbage, to 25 CY Tractor 18.50 Asphalt Distributor, to 2,000 gal, 8.00 Water, with Pop 16,00 Dump, 21 CT, struck 5.75 to 3,000 gals, inclusive 6.25 Equipment Hauling House/Office v/Utilities '! 3.50 .02/sf/day over 3,000 gala. Wrecker 10.00 Utility 5.00/dsy 14.D0 Water, to 5,000 gals. 11.50 Mlscellaneous Equipment Vehicles Bnet, Utility v/Engine Ambulance and Rescue to 49 HP Inclusive 40 4.00 Automobile .2B/elle .18/mile over HP Broom, Road 6.o0 Truck, 1/2 too .21/mile Self -Propelled f -Propelled TATS Truck, to 1 too Add for 4 .28/mile Towed or Mounted wheel drive •02/mile 1.25 BUD, to 15 pans, inclusive .28/mlla Generator Bun, over 15 pass. , .35/mile t0 5 KW inclusive 1.00 Welding Machine �t to 15 KW inclusive 2.75 to 300 Amps inclusive , 4,50 to 25 KW inclusive 5.00 to 600 Amps inclusive 5.25 'The CY capacity to the struck factory designed" capacity. �'�'� •r A 'f,�y�I"741. June 18, 1982 ATTACIIME14T A - Page 2 of 2 540 V tl IN WITNESS WHEREOF, each of the parties hereto has executed Agreement Number 88-U-012 as of the date shown opposite its signature below. City of Iowa City 8y April 19 Ti tl �Iavor 198S I, hiirian K. Karr certify that I am the Clerk of the CITY, and that John McDonald h behalf of the CITY was duly authorized tosexecute athe Asame mbytvirtue for nofoa formal Resolution duly passed and adopted by the CITY, on the cllth day of April _, 19 88 A� xO F� Signed 9 is�88 --V UierK of Iowa City, Iowa LEGAL DEPARTMENT Date May 16 1988 i IOWA DEPAR OF TRANSPORTATION Highway ivision 8y Roger Anderb rg 19 Urban tems E gineer 590 a RESOLUTION NO. 88-76 RESOLUTION AUTHORIZING AND DIRECTING THE CITY ENGINEER TO EXECUTE AN APPLICATION TO THE IOWA DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION FOR PERMISSION FOR USE OF HIGHWAY RIGHT-OF-WAY FOR UTILITIES ACCOMMODATION, AND AUTHORIZING THE CITY ENGINEER TO EXECUTE ALL SUCH APPLICATIONS ON THE CITY'S BEHALF IN THE FUTURE, AND TO APPROVE SUCH APPLICATIONS BY THIRD PARTIES. WHEREAS, the permission of the Iowa Department of Transportation must be obtained before the City of Iowa City, or any other person or public or private entity, is allowed to install utilities within state highway right-of-way; and WHEREAS, when such applications are made to install utilities in a state highway right-of-way located within a city by a private person or entity, or by a public entity other than the city, the IDOT further requires the City to also approve such applications and WHEREAS, the City of Iowa City desires to install a water main in the Highway 6 and 1 right-of-way; and WHEREAS, the City Engineer has prepared the standard IDOT Application for use of Highway Right -of -Way for Utilities Accommodations, Form 810025, for execution by the City, and the City Attorney has reviewed and approved said Application Form; and WHEREAS, the City Council's approval and authorization must be obtained before such applications can be executed on the City's behalf, or before the City's approval of such applications by others; and WHEREAS, the City Council has been advised and does believe that it would be in the City's best interest to authorize the City Engineer to make and execute the application subject hereof, and to further authorize the City Engineer to make and execute all such applications on the City's behalf in the future, and to approve all such future applications by others, without Council review and authorization. NOW, THEREFORE, BE, AND IT IS HEREBY RESOLVED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF IOWA CITY, IOWA, that the City Engineer is hereby authorized and directed to make and execute the Application for Use of Highway Right -of - Way for Utilities Accommodation, as set forth above. BE IT FUTHER LD that te AND authorized, directed, andVEdelegatedhthe authorityeto Enginerbexecutee an�all hesuch future applications for and on behalf of the City of Iowa City, and to endorse the City of Iowa City's approval by others. of all such future applications AGI A S Resolution No. SR -76 Page 2 It was moved by Ambrisco and seconded by Dickson the Resolution be adopted, and upon roll call there were: AYES: NAYS: ABSENT: x Ambrisco x Courtney x Dickson x Horowitz x Larson x McDonald x Strait Passed and approved this 19th day of April 1988. 8GQ-�e3G AYDR �.1/ Ap ved as to For ATTEST: %�(cuca,.J Yiw�.tJ IJ C TY CLERK Legal Department 591 � � v SAN. M.H.1 0 3,1 (II 6) BUILD OV ISTING LIN T.R, 5 .B 1. E. = 494 PROTECT SIDEWALK SIGN PROTECT R>uMt7`E �EXISTIIUY Of no IIiRTfYI? :. V1. CU. V:: :RS END STAGE I AND CULVERT CONST. SAN. N.. SAN. STA. IOi EMOVE STORM 2v 96, 53 RT. X33'RT LRELOCATED TRAFFIC SIGNAL-9'OTHER (RELOCATED J;L p ER POLE ID SED I I,.m 4,•,:f IW.n P nmatwnv PIVISIll% Application for use of Highway Right of Wily for Utilities Acconnodalion if U. County Johnson Permit No. 52-1000 Applicant: City of Iowa City, Public Works, Water Division 410 East Washington street Iowa City Iowa 52240 IdJJ,a„I Rl1U Olml ILP Gdq lowa Department of Transportation Ames, Iowa 50010 Gentlemen: Approval is hereby requested for the use of Primary Highway US 6 & la. N1 in See. 15 and 16 1%..N" T 79N R 6W C>E IXY yx p, in the City of Iowa City. 111„Y,UiU 11'L!!, In,n. II! 1 at l lighway Station(s) No. 512+90 westside for (lie accommodation ufan 8 inch water main 513+40 eastside line for the transmission of Potable domestic water supplies The installation shall consist of a new 8 inch diameter, ductile iron water main will be installed Il.,.kd tsv... ,,,m by boring and jacking method under the street surface from curb line to curb line as shown on the attached drawings. Encasement from curb line to curb line will be and shall be located as shown on the detailed plat attached hereto. 14M AGREEMENTS: The utility company,corporation,applicant, permit holder or licensee, (hereinafter referred to as the permit holder) agrees that the following stipulations shall govern under this permit. I. The location, construction and maintenance of file otiliry• installation coscrcd by this application shall be in accordance with the current Iowa Department of'I'ransportation Utility Accommodation Policy. 2. The installation shall nice[ file requirements of local municipal, county, state, and federal laws, franchise rules, and regulations, regulationsand directives of the Iowa State Commerce Commission. Utilif ics Division, the Department of Natural Resources,all rules and regulations of the Iowa Department of Trunspurtafion, and any other laws or regulations applicable. J. The permit holder shall be fully responsible for anyfutu« adjusunents of its lacilifies within the established highway right of way caused by highway construction or maintenance operations. 4. The Iowa Department of Transportation shall give the permit holder at (cast 48 hours notice of any proposed construction or maintenance work, on citherexisting or newlyacquired right of stay when 0n: proposed work will be within 10 feet of an utility location as previously approved by the Department by permit or written agreement. The permit holder shall be responsible within this timeframe to arrange to protect its facilities. 5. The Slate of Iowa and the Iowa Department of 'I mnsportation assume no responsibility for damages to the permit holder's property occasioned by a fly construction or maintenance operations on said highway if permit holder has been notified in accordance with stipulation number 4 above or if the facilities is our located in accordance with this permit. 6. 1'lie permit holdcrshall take all reasonable precaution during file construction mill maintenance of said installations to protect and safeguard the lives and property of the traveling public and adjacent properly a" ners. 7. 1'lie permit holder agrees to give file Iowa Dep:uuncal of 'I ransportation Lorry -eight hours' notice of its intention to start construction on the highway right-of-way. Said notice shall be made to rile fsngincer whose name is shown below. R. The permit holderagrees to aiall times give the lo%%a Department of'I rallsporrnioll lillielynolice of intention to perforill rouline maintenance within the right-of-way. Said notice shall be to the Engineer whose name is shown below, 9. The permit holder,and its contractors,Shall carp•ran thecuusiruction nnepairrat theaccouunudated wilily with serious regal(] to the safety of the public. 'Traffic protection shall be in accordance with Taal VI of the current Iowa Depaflnicnl of Transpornnion Manual on Uniform Traffic Control Devices for Streets and Ilighways. 10. Flogging opermionsarcthe responsibilip•oflhepcnnitholder.']heoriginalplacement n(signsandleniovaloncompletionofilm work shall be accomplished by the permit holder. 11. Operations in the construction and maintenance of said utility installation shall be carried on in such a manner as to cause minimum of interference to or distraction of traffic on said highway. 12. The permit holder shall be responsible foranydainage that may result it) said highway been use of lite construction operation, or maintenance of said utility,and shall reimburse the State of Iowa or the town Depuraneni of'I'ra asportation tiny expenditure that the State of lown or the Iowa Department of Transportation may have to make on said highway because of said Permit Holder'ss utility having been constructed. operated, and maintained rhercun. 13. The permit holler waives as to the Slate of lova. the Depanlnent of Tnmspormtion. and their agents, officers, and employees, anyand all causes of action, suits at lawor in equity. or losses, damages, claims, or demands and from anyand all Tiabi0lyand expense array nature for, on account or. ordue to the act%tar omissions orally third party, the Slate of Iowa, the Department of Transportation, and their agents, officers, unit employees. 591 .n 14. Non-compliance with any of the lams of the Iowa Department of Transportation policy, permit, or agreement, may be considered cause for shut -down of utility construction operations or withholding of relocation reimbursement until compliance is assured, or revocation of the permit. The cost of any work caused to be perforated by the State in removal of non -complying construction will be assessed against the permit holder. 15. A copy of the approved permit shall be available on thejob site at all times for examination by Department of Transportation officials. 16. This permit shall terminale 20ycars from date of approval for gasand watermains outside theeorporale limits ofa municipality in accordance with the Code of Iowa. Chapter 320. Renewal may be requested. 17. The following special requirements will apply to this permit: _ Any concrete removed will be replaced in kind according to Iowa Dept. of Transportation _ standards and specifications. Lane closure will be accomplished according to Iowa Dept of Transportation standard road plan RS -64C as modified to fit the situation. Other appropriate traffic control measures may be necessary as directed by the Engineer, Safety fence shall be placed around excavation area. APPLICANT: "" ' City of Iowa City p C Supt. Water Divisi y wk 410 East Washignton street Datc AJJ,r., Iowa City, Iowa 52240 APPROVAL OF CITY OR TOWN (If propose ine is within aL d torn or city, the Council of said town or city must grant approval for installation.) The nd "i red city hegrantsembodicd in theabovepeit executed by the townDepartment of Transportation onGnd' ion t m of Icundcnakings tenrunning tahetownUcpartmentofTrnnspnnalion shall insure to the benefitfhedcrsi tiI he permit is approved by the below delegated city or town official. Dy, Cit En to Date -J/ O—t9IT Sto�.vurc Tine City of Iowa City APPROVAL RECOMMENDED BY TIIE FEDERAL Ii IG II WAY AD MIN IS -1 -RA -1 ION (ii -hen applicable) Dale Authorised Federal Highway Administration Official APPROVAL BY THE STATE FOR POLE LINE AND OU It1I:D INSTALLATIONS Resident APPROVAL BY TIIE STATE FOR Bit IDGE ATTACIIMENTS Recommended Resident Maintenance Engineer Approved District Maintenance Notice of intention to start construction on the highway right-of-way shall be sent to: Address Notice of intention to start maintenance on the highway right-of•way shall be sent In: Engineer ...r....n in�,.rru,an�n.m n• u@n u1lAn.prLubnn.dl M Alain Ow np Ames. Dam Date IUcphonc S91 RESOLUTION NO. 88-77 RESOLUTION AUTHORIZING THE ACQUISITION OF AN ACCESS ROAD RIGHT- OF-WAY TO THE SITE OF THE PLANNED SOUTH WASTEWATER TREATMENT PLANT IN JOHNSON COUNTY, ALL IN CONNECTION WITH IOWA CITY'S WASTEWATER FACILITIES IMPROVEMENTS PROJECT. WHEREAS, the City of Iowa City has undertaken a project to make major improvements to its wastewater collection and treatment system, including the construction of a new wastewater treatment plant south of Iowa City in Johnson County on a 51 acre site located in the NEI/4 of Section 35, Township 79 North, Range 6 West of the 5th P.M., the construction of which plant is scheduled to commence in August of 1988; and WHEREAS, the Johnson County Board of Supervisors rezoned said site to permit the wastewater treatment plant use by Ordinance No. 4-14-88-Z1 passed and approved on Thursday, April 14, which rezoning was conditioned upon the City's execution of a Conditional Zoning Agreement; and WHEREAS, pursuant to said Conditional Zoning Agreement, the City agreed to establish a plant access road connecting with the county road extending easterly from Sand Road along the south boundary line of Sections 35 and 36, T79N, R6W of the 5th P.M.; and WHEREAS, a number of alternative possible access routes from the plant site to the said county road have been identified; and WHEREAS, this City Council has been advised and has determined that the acquisition of such an access road is a necessary public improvement for a necessary public purpose; and WHEREAS, City staff should be authorized to acquire the best route available at the best overall price and cost to the City. NOW, THEREFORE, BE, AND IT IS HEREBY RESOLVED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF IOWA CITY, IOWA, that the City Manager or his designee is hereby authorized and directed: 1. to secure appraisals for the acquisition of an access road to the South Wastewater Treatment Plant Site, and 2. to negotiate the purchase of such an access road from the owner of property through which such road would pass at the appraised value thereof, or at such higher value as this Council may hereafter approve. AND BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that in the event that such access road right- of-way cannot be acquired by negotiation at the appraised value thereof, the City Attorney be and is hereby authorized and directed to initiate condemnation proceedings for the acquisition of such roadway. 59a. Resolution No. 88-77 Page 2 It was moved by Dickson and seconded by Strait the Resolution be adopted, and upon roll call there were: AYES: NAYS: ABSENT: S Ambrisco x Courtney x Dickson x Horowitz x Larson x McDonald x Strait Passed and approved this 19th day of April 1988. OR A roved as to Fo m ATTEST:�,�, 7/! J mrniwa CITY CLERK Legal Department 5Y.2- RESOLUTION NO. 88-78 RESOLUTION APPROVING ADDENDUM NUMBER 2 TO THE PLANS, SPECIFICA- TIONS AND FORM OF CONTRACT TO CHANGE THE DATE FOR COMMENCEMENT OF CONSTRUCTION OF THE SOUTH WASTEWATER TREATMENT PLANT FROM JANUARY 1, 1989,TO AUGUST 1, 1988, AND AUTHORIZING THE PUBLIC WORKS DIRECTOR TO ISSUE AS NECESSARY FURTHER ADDENDA THERETO CLARIFYING AND EXPLAINING THE SAID PLANS, SPECIFICATIONS AND FORM OF CONTRACT, ALL IN CONNECTION WITH THE PROJECT TO CONSTRUCT THE EXCESS FLOW AND WASTEWATER TREATMENT FACILITIES AT THE EXISTING WASTEWATER TREATMENT PLANT AND TO CONSTRUCT THE SOUTH WASTEWATER TREATMENT FACILITIES. WHEREAS, pursuant to Resolution No. 88-46, passed and approved on March 15, 1988, this City Council did approve the plans, specifications, and form of contract for the above-mentioned project; and WHEREAS, due to rezoning of the site of the South Wastewater Treatment Plant by the Johnson County Board of Supervisor, said site will be available for construction by August 1, 1988, instead of January 1, 1989, as originally anticipated; and WHEREAS, Metcalf & Eddy, the City's project consultant, has recommended that the plans, specifications, and form of contract be amended to reflect the August 1, 1988 date for commencement of construction of the South Wastewater Treatment Plant, and has prepared Addendum No. 2 to the plans, specifications, and form of contract to effect such amendment; and WHEREAS, various potential bidders have requested, and can be expected to request, clarification and explanation of certain terms and provisions of the plans, specifications, and form of contract for said project; and WHEREAS, the form of contract indicates that such clarifications and explanations will be made by addendum; and WHEREAS, there will not be sufficient time for Council approval of such addenda after the date hereof and prior to the April 29 bid deadline; and WHEREAS, the City Council has been advised and does believe that it would be in the best interests of the City to authorize the Public Works Director to issue further addenda clarifying and explaining, as necessary, the terms and provisions of the plans, specifications, and form of contract. NOW, THEREFORE, BE AND IT IS HEREBY RESOLVED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF IOWA CITY, IOWA, that the date for commencement of construction of the South Wastewater Treatment Plant is hereby changed from January 1, 1989, to August 1, 1988. AND BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that Addendum No. 2 to the plans, specifica- tions and form of contract for said project, now on file in the office of the City Clerk, be and the same is hereby approved as to form and content. .5 3 Resolution No. 88-78 Page 2 AND BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that Metcalf & Eddy be and is hereby authorized and directed to mail a copy of Addendum No. 2 to each and every person, firm or corporation that has requested or obtained a copy of the said plans, specifications, and form of contract for said project. AND BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that the Public Works Director be and is hereby authorized to issue further addenda to the said plans, specifications, and form of contract, as necessary, for the sole purpose of clarifying and explaining same, with copies of such addenda to be mailed to each and every person, firm, or corporation that has requested or obtained a copy of the said plans, specifications, and form of contract for said project. It was moved by Dickson and seconded by Strait the Resolution be adopted, and upon roll call there were: AYES: NAYS: X X X X X X ABSENT: Ambrisco Courtney Dickson X Horowitz Larson McDonald Strait Passed and approved this 19th day of Apr i1 , 1988. ATTEST: 7i1�.-.�J �I • �( CIT CLERK P OR A proved as to For Legal Department 593 u a CITY OF IOWA CITY CHIC CENTER 410 E. WASHINGTON ST. IOWA CITY, IOWA 52240 (319)356-503D April 26, 1988 Richard D. Johnson, CPA Auditor of State of Iowa State Capitol Building Des Moines, Iowa 50319 Dear Sir: Enclosed please find Resolution 88-79 adopted by the Iowa City City Council on April 19, 1988, serving as notification required by Chapter 11 of the State Code that the City has hired Peat Marwick Main $ Co., CPA, to conduct the audit for the year ending June 30, 1988 for the City of Iowa City. Yours very truly, 2r.ue� -�) ki"i Marian K. Karr, CMC/AAE City Clerk 0 a 11 RESOLUTION NO. 88-79 RESOLUTION ENGAGING AUDITOR FOR YEAR ENDING JUNE 30, 1988. BE IT RESOLVED by the City Council of Iowa City, Iowa, that the firm of Peat agd to conduct rwthe general City audit sand ed Pthe �Federal n Compliance tants, be nAudit for the City of Iowa City for the year ending June 30, 1988. BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that the City Clerk be appointed to notify the State Auditor. It was moved by Dickson and seconded by Strait the Resolution be adapted, and upon roll call there were: AYES: NAYS: ABSENT: Y Ambrisco x Courtney Dickson Horowitz Larson McDonald X Strait Passed and approved this 19th day of April 1988. ATTEST:'.% CIT CLERK 13 t Js to FOAM y1IA18-c?- S LEGAL DEPARTMENT 59�1 P City of Iowa city MEMORANDUM Date: April 14, 1988 To: City Council and City Manager From: Rosemary Vitosh, Director of Finance �U-0Qv Re: Bidding of Audit Services Audit services were last bid out in 1984 for a two year period. The audit contract was then extended for a two year period through 1987. This spring we have taken proposals on audit services for the three year period which covers the audits for fiscal years 1988, 1989 and 1990. Six proposals were received and evaluated by the Director of Finance, the Controller, the Senior Accountants - Accounting and the Purchasing Agent. A point system, used to evaluate proposals, focused on the following areas: Points Technical: Prior auditing experience 0 - 35 Organization, size and structure of firm 0 - 5 Qualification of staff including experience, education and position in firm 0 - 35 Subtotal points 0 - 15 Audit Fee 0 - 25 Total points 0 - 100 Governmental accounting is a very specialized area and continually experi- ences a great deal of change in accounting and reporting requirements. The annual audit is not just a financial audit but also includes a compli- ance audit and requires detailed knowledge of governmental reporting requirements. For these reasons, a governmental audit differs greatly from an audit of a private enterprise. Therefore, auditors of governmen- tal agencies and specifically municipal governments must have very spe- cialized experience and training. This is why the majority of the points in the evaluation system cover auditing experience and staff qualifica- tions. The attached exhibit shows the results of staff's evaluation and the total three year cost of each proposal. Based upon these results, I recommend that the audit contract be awarded to Peat Marwick Main and Co. Based upon the proposals they had the best qualifications at this time and their audit fee is very reasonable. 5 9'Z/ a Iowa City has retained McGladrey's for more than 15 years as its auditor. They are qualified to do the City's audit, however, our evaluation shows that their experience and training in governmental auditing is not, at this time, equivalent to that of other firms. In addition, their fee over the three year period would be 13 1/2% higher than that of the recommended firm. Further, a change in auditors would be healthy for the City. Although the audit is done primarily to comply with State law, another major benefit of the annual audit is the review of internal control, procedures and finan- cial management. The Finance Department is fortunate to have this annual review as it keeps us on our toes and provides the opportunity to be critiqued regularly. In my professional judgement, a change in auditors every 6 to 10 years would be beneficial in providing a fresh objective review and approach to the audit which can only result in greater improve- ment to our financial accounting and management. 59, Y O RESULTS OF PROPOSAL EVALUATION 04/15/88 FIRM TECHNICAL COST Arthur Young Cedar Rapids 56.3 Clifton, Gunderson & Co. Iowa City 52.1 Coopers & Lybrand Des Moines 70.8 Deloitte Haskins Sells 73.0 Davenport McGladrey Hendrickson & Pullen Iowa City 60.4 Peat Marwick Main & Co. Davenport 72.5 22.8 15.9 25.0 21.5 21.1 24.6 TOTAL 79.1 68.0 95.8 94.5 81.5 97.1 3 YEAR $ 94,500 118,600 87,000 99,200 100,500 88,500 59�z Y RESOLUTION NO. Rs-RO RESOLUTION AUTHORIZING THE CITY MANAGER AND CITY ATTORNEY TO EXECUTE AND ENTER INTO A CONSENT DECREE WITH THE IOWA DEPARTMENT OF NATURAL RESOURCES REGARDING THE CITY'S WASTEWATER FACILITIES IMPROVEMENTS PROJECT. WHEREAS, the City of Iowa City has undertaken the planning and design of a comprehensive project to improve the City's wastewater collection and treatment system; and WHEREAS, the City of Iowa City will, due to problems beyond its control, be unable to complete said project and meet final effluent limitations established by Federal and State law and regulation in a timely manner as heretofore established and agreed in Iowa Department of Natural Resources Administrative Order No. 87 -WW -52; and WHEREAS, the Iowa Department of Natural Resources has requested that the City of Iowa City execute and agree to the entry of a Consent Decree in Johnson County District Court, pursuant to which the City: 1. would agree and be ordered to complete said project according to a revised compliance schedule, and 2. would agree and be ordered to pay a stipulated penalty for past violations and to pay stipulated penalties for failure to perform according to said schedule and for failure to meet effluent limita- tions; and WHEREAS, City and IDNR staff members have negotiated the broad outlines of such a Consent Decree; and WHEREAS, this City Council is ready and willing to complete the Wastewater Facilities Improvements Project pursuant to the schedule set forth in the Consent Decree as proposed by the City; and WHEREAS, this City Council has reviewed and approved in principle the said Consent Decree, subject to certain conditions and limitations. NOW, THEREFORE, BE, AND IT IS HEREBY RESOLVED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF IOWA CITY, IOWA, that the terms of the proposed Consent Decree are approved in concept. AND BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that the City Manager and City Attorney be and they are hereby authorized and directed to negotiate the final terms of such Consent Decree. AND BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that the City Manager and City Attorney be and they are hereby authorized and directed to execute said Consent Decree for and on behalf of the City of Iowa City, Iowa. 597 V T Page 2 Ambrisco and seconded by Dickson — the Resolution be adopte ,and It was moved by upon ro call there were: AYES: NAYS: ABSENT: Ambrisco Courtney R Dickson X X Horowitz Larson McDonald X Strait X Passed and approved this 19th day of April 1988. ATTEST: ?v YO APP U 1 a t Form Legal Department ITCLERK 5 97 City of Iowa city MEMORANDUM DATE: April 15, 1988 TO: City Council (Memo for Record) FROM: City Manager RE: Material Sent to Council Only Memorandum from the legal staff regarding William Lekin property .598 Copy of letter from City Manager to Dodge Fielding, WORLDVIEW, Inc., dated April 5, 1988. 599 Memoranda from the City Manager: a. Sludge Hauling 600 b. Miscellaneous (DNR Meeting, New Fire Truck, Outdoor Range, Renter Survey, Right -of -Way, Local Road,'Sewer Revenue Bonds, Animal Shelter, ICAD) &'0/ 0 U a City of Iowa City MEMORANDUM DATE: 14 April 1988 TO: Mayor McDonald and City Council Members FROM: Terrence L. Timmins, City Attorney William J. Sueppel, Assistant City Attorney WJ5 RE: Update on 923 Rider Street - William Lekin Property March 10, 1988: Lekin failed to appear for his arraignment on Citation No. 00169 (Docket No. 88 TR 3306). March 22, 1988: The Court entered a judgement against Lekin on Docket No. 88 TR 3306. Lekin was fined a total of $42.00 and ordered to clean up the garbage and debris by March 24, 1988. March 30, 1988: The City inspected the property and discovered that Lekin had not cleaned it up as ordered. Legal Department made an application to the Court to set another date of hearing for Lekin to appear to show cause why the property had not been cleaned up and to authorize the City to perform the clean up if Lekin does not and assess the costs against Lekin's property as a tax. April 11, 1988: Lekin has moved the garbage and debris to the back of his house. The Court has still not set a date for hearing. April 14, 1988: Talked with Magistrate Goddard to get date of hearing set. Magistrate Goddard will be setting a hearing date within the next two weeks. The Legal Department will continue to prosecute Mr. Lekin for any violations of city ordinances that occur. i JORM MICROLAB M11110G VYILf MY11W TARGET SERIES MT -8 PRECEDING DOCUMENT V T City of Iowa City MEMORANDUM DATE: 14 April 1988 TO: Mayor McDonald and City Council Members FROM: Terrence L. Timmins, City Attorney William J. Sueppel, Assistant City Attorney WJS RE: Update on 923 Rider Street - William Lakin Property March 10, 1988: Lekin failed to appear for his arraignment on Citation No. 00169 (Docket No. 88 TR 3306). March 22, 1988: The Court entered a judgement against Lekin on Docket No. 88 TR 3306. Lekin was fined a total of $42.00 and ordered to clean up the garbage and debris by March 24, 1988. March 30, 1988• The City inspected the property and discovered that Lekin had not cleaned it up as ordered. Legal Department made an application to the Court to set another date of hearing for Lekin to appear to show cause why the property had not been cleaned up and to authorize the City to perform the clean up if Lekin does not and assess the costs against Lekin's property as a tax. April 11, 1988: Lekin has moved the garbage and debris to the back of his house. The Court has still not set a date for hearing. April 14, 1968: Talked with Magistrate Goddard to get date of hearing set. Magistrate Goddard will be setting a hearing date within the next two weeks. The Legal Department will continue to prosecute Mr. Lekin for any violations of city ordinances that occur. CITY OF IOWA CITY CIVIC CENTER 410 E WASHINGTON ST IOWA CIT'. IOWA 52---0 (319) 356-50.0 April 5, 1988 Mr. Dodge Fielding, President WORLDVIEW, Inc. Technology Innovation Center Oakdale, Iowa 52319 Dear Dodge: This letter confirms the agreement reached on March 30 when you met with Patt Cain, Economic Development Coordinator, and Dick Boyle, Assistant City Attorney. I understand that WORLDVIEW has agreed to give the City of Iowa City possession of the equipment purchased by WORLDVIEW with Conmu- nity Economic Betterment Account funds. The City will take responsibility for the storage of this equipment as of April 8. As agreed previously, the City will not dispose of the equipment before June 1 so that WORLDVIEW may have an opportunity to sell the company before that time. if WORLOVIEW is not sold by June 1, the City may sell the equipment according to the provisions of the Uniform Commercial Code and in compliance with the policies of the Iowa Department of Economic Development. The City will work with the Iowa DED to determine if WORLDVIEW is eligible to make an offer to buy the equipment like any other potential purchaser. Patt Cain will contact you about the equipment transfer this week. If you have any questions, please call Patt at 356-5235. Sincerely, /tephen A ki City Man ger tp2/1 Y cc: Patt Cain 599 V M City of Iowa City MEMORANDUM Date: April 8, 1988 To: City Council From: City Manager Re: Sludge Hauling From time to time, during the recent debates associated with the sewer construction projects, the issue of sludge hauling has been somewhat dramatically presented by those expressing opposition. In November 1987, the City contracted with a private hauling company to remove the digested sludge from the Pollution Control plant site. The Contractor uses his own equipment and the sludge is hauled to farm fields where it is applied to the crop land. As a recent example, in 1987, during the months of November and December the contractor hauled 79 loads of sludge. There has been no sludge hauling since that time. The trucks are mounted with closed tanks so there is no spillage or leakage as the sludge is transported. Sludge hauled in 1987 was applied to the Airport farm and the Stevens farm immediately south of the airport. tp5/7 WZY W-0 W a City of lows City MEMORANDUM Date: April 13, 1988 To: City Council From: City Manager Re: Miscellaneous 1. ONR Meeting. We are scheduled to meet with DNR staff on Friday after- noon in Des Moines to discuss the consent decree. We are also sched- uled to appear before the Environmental Protection Commission on Monday, April 25, at 4:00 p.m. in Ames. 2. New Firetruck. We have a tentative arrival date of around April 25 for the new aerial ladder truck. 3. Outdoor Range. The Police Department and the Johnson County Sheriff's Office are beginning discussions concerning the possible construction of an outdoor firearm range at the sanitary landfill site. Prelimi- nary discussions indicate a satisfactory location could be constructed by the Public Works Department. Discussions are very preliminary and it is likely that the County Board may have to consider certain zoning issues concerning this matter. I wanted you to be aware of the dis- cussions that were occurring between the two police departments. 4. Renter Survey. I thought you would be interested in the survey that Was recently distributed to renters throughout the community. We are attempting to design block grant programs to meet housing needs, and this survey is one method of information gathering. 5. Right -of -Way. Chuck prepared a memorandum outlining the general review with respect to right-of-way usage. 6. Local Road. We understand the County will let bids on this project aroun May 10. 7. Sewer Revenue Bonds. We have spoken with our Bond Counsel concerning the issue of the pending University lawsuit as it affects our sewer rate structure/revenues. Our counsel has assured us that if and when we enter the bond market for sewer revenue financing, most assuredly the fact that the University has a pending lawsuit will be cause for concern with respect to prospective bond purchasers. 8. Animal Shelter. With the departure of Fred Bluestone, I am concerned that the Animal Shelter project may suffer, I have called Al Axeen, a member of the Advisory Board and a Coralville City Council member. I asked him to check with Coralville representatives so we can get the project back on track. IO 0/ PAGE 2 9. ICAD. I thought you would be interested in the list of the contacts resulting in expansion of businesses. The list was prepared by ICAD staff. SJA/sp 1 CITY OF CIVIC CENTER 410 E. WASHINGTON ST Dear Renter: OWA CITY IOWA CITY. IOWA 32240 (319) 336-3C-0 Home ownership these days has become increasingly difficult for many families. Because of rapidly rising housing costs and other constraints, achTheieving Iowa Cidowning Developmentbecomeour own home can e Block Grant determine the major reasons why some families who would like to own homes in the Iowa City area are unable to do so. Therefore, we are sending a random sample of renters this very brief questionnaire. By answering and returning this questionnaire, you can help us determine what public or private programs might assist in providing opportunities for home ownership. Please take a few minutes to help us out. Your answers will be held in complete confidence and used only for statistical calculation. We greatly appreciate your participation. Please complete this questionnaire and return it in the enclosed postage paid envelope by April 25, 1988. If you have any questions concerning the survey, please contact Mary Nugent at 356-5248 or Melody Rockwell at 356-5251. Yours sincerely, Marianne Milkman CDBG Program Coordinator bj/pc2 ASSESSl M$ OF HOME PLIVIASINg PROBLEMS FOR RDITW Please answer the fallowing questions is completely as possible and return the questionnaire In the enclosed postage paid envelope to: The Depart. ant of Planning 6 Program Oevelopment, 410 E. Washington St., Iowa City, Iowa 52240. We greatly appreciate your part lclpatlan. All answers are to be completely anonymous. Please do not sign roar n .., 1. Please indicate your age. (Check one) 18 - 2S years ( ) 26 - 35 years ( ) 36 - 45 years ( ) 46 - 55 years ( ) Over 55 years ( ) 2. Are you and/or your spouse/roommate a student? (Circle one) Yes No 3. What Is your current marital status? Single ( ) Married Single with children ( ) Now many children? living at home Married with children ( ) How many children? living at home 4. How many adult members of your family household are employed? _ S. Please indicate what your gross 6. At today's wages, what is household income was for 1987. your best estimate of your gross household income In 19932 Less than $15,000 ( ) Less than $15,000 ( ) $15,000 - $20,000 ( ) $15,000 - $20,000 1 s20,000 - $25,000 ( ) szo,000 - $2$,000 ( ) 530,000 . S25 000$30, coo ) $25,000 - $30,000 ( ) $35,000 ) S30,000 - $35,000 ( ) $35,000 - $40,000 ) 535,000 - $40,000 More than $40,000 ( ) More than S40,000 ( ) 7. What type of unit are you currently renting? (Check one) Apartment in a building ( ) with 3 or more apartments Ouplex (building with 2 ( ) apartments) Single family home Other (Please specify) ( ) 8. What Is the. size of your current house/apartment? (Check one) Efficiency ( ) 1 bedroom ( ) 2 bedrooms ( ) 3 or more bedrooms ( ) 9. Please indicate if you are interested In awning a home within Iowa City. tf not check the first box for a ' t the nQ, I am not Interested in owning a home in Iowa City, ( ) (Please return the questionnaire,) YES, I am interested in owning a home in lOwa City. ( ) (Please continue filling o t theguestionnalre.) Over. a• /o O/ u L .2- I he 2. The questions below address a few common reasons why It is difficult for some families to own a home. Please answer each question that applies to your experience In trying to achieve home worship. lo. Have you considered purchasing a home within the last five years? No ( ) (Please skip to question 116) Yes ( ) (Please continue with question 111) 11. Were you unable to finance a home? (Circle one) Yes No 12. If you answered 'yes' to question 111, what specifically did you have problems with? (Check all that apply) DON'T TFi tia KH4X a) Coming up with the down payment. ( ) ( J ( ) b) Making the monthly payments on a mortgage. ( ) ( ) ( ) C) Refused a loan by the bank or other lenders. ( ) ( ) ( 1 Why? d) Other (Please specify) 13. Did you have problems finding a home that you could afford that also fulfilled your needs? (Check one) DON'T YES N4 � 11. If you answered 'yes' to question 113, what problems did you find with homes that you could afford? (Rank from 1-7 with 1 being the biggest problem and ? being the least problem.) a) House was too sma11 for my needs. b) House was in a poor location. c) House was in poor physical condition. d) House was too old. _ e) Necessary repairs were loo expensive. f) House did not have preferred features. g) Other (Please specify) 15. Please Indicate what assistance would be necessary for you to purchase a home. (Check all that apply) DON'T YFi nn J� a) Down payment assistance ( ) ( ) l ) b) Reduced monthly mortgage payments ( ) ( ) ( ) C) Help with locating an affordable home ( ) ( ) ( I d) Help financing repairs after home purchase ( ) ( ) ( ) e) Other (Please specify) 16. Additional Comments THINK YW FOR YOUR PARTICiPAT10N1 Please return the questionnaire In the enclosed postage -paid envelope by Monday. April 25, 1988. 6P 0/ V City of Iowa City MEMORANDUM DATE: Apri 1 8, 1988 TO: Steve Atkins �/ t FROM: Chuck Schmadeke RE: Use of Public Rightof Way for Private Purposes Recently the Public Works Department has recommended against construction within the public right of way by abutting property owners for private purposes. There are three separate categories or situations that exist when abutting property owners request permission to construct facilities on public right of way. Situation N1 Encroachment that does not restrict the "free" use of the right of way by the public. Examples of this situation are protruding canopies or awnings and sidewalk vaults. Public Works' opposition to this situation is based on the premise that the City should discourage, as a general rule, encroachment onto public right of way. Situation N2 Encroachment that restricts the "free" use of the right of way by the public. Examples of this situation are steps constructed within the designated sidewalk area and structures or fixtures built within the right of way which inhibit visibility. In this situation, Public Works' opposition is due to concern with public safety and the need to maintain the right of way "free and clear" of potentially hazardous conditions. Situation N3 Encroachment that is necessary to fully utilize the abutting private property. For example, in zones that allow buildings to be located on the property line, the City has allowed footings to encroach into the right of way. Also, secondary access, such as grade doors, have been permitted within the right of way to allow variable use of basements. Generally, the Public Works Department supports encroachment that will enhance use of private property as long as the "free" use of the right of way by the public is not restricted and an acceptable engineering design and/or assessment of the encroachment is provided by the property owner. I hope this helps to clarify the Public Works Department's recommendation on use of public right of way for private purposes. 6,01 M ExpansionSummary Company Contact Name Date Loc Employ Location C.P. Coal Mills Wiley 1 -Sep -87 5 Coralville CADSI Smith 1 -Aug -86 35 Coralville Dayton-Hudson/Target Balfanz 17 -Oct -86 250 Coralville Eastman Furniture House 1 -May -86 16 Coralville Hawkeye Food Systems, Inc. Braverman 16 -Aug -85 Coralville Muffler Repair Shop Blaisdell 1 -Jul -85 5Coralville Pace Laboratories Saugling 2 -Nov -87 5 Coralville Petersen Mfg. Petersen 26 -Nov -86 5 Coralville Rockwell International Churchill 18 -Jul -85 125 Coralville Rolscreen Company Bums 1 -Apr -87 5 Coralville Super 8 Motel 14 -Feb -86 21 Coralville TVL Corporation Brown 21 -Feb -87 5 Coralville Best Buy Company Schultz 2 -Aug -86 75 Iowa City Blooming Pmrie Warehouse 8 -Mar -86 3 Iowa City Blooming Prarie Warehouse 7 -Jan -88 0 Iowa City Chezik & Sayers - Honda 1 -Dec -87 Iowa City Crouse Transfer Volk 15 -Jun -87 Iowa City Econofoods Braverman 10 -Oct -85 200 Iowa City Economy Advertising Bywater 20 -Jun -85 7 Iowa City Economy Advertsing Bywater 27 -Jan -87 Iowa City Gringer Feed and Grain Gringer 6 -Jan -87 4 Iowa City Hansen, Lind Meyer Benz 3 -Jul -85 50 Iowa City Hartwig Auto Company Hartwig 5 -Sep -85 8 Iowa City Human Biology Research Facility U of 1 9 -Jul -85 624 Iowa City Land's End Casey 12 -Mar -88 15 Iowa City Laser Research Facility Sprie 11 -Nov -87 250 Iowa City Millard Warehouse Jackes 18 -Jan -85 25 Iowa City Millard Warehouse 29 -Jan -86 0 Iowa City Millard Warehouse 30 -Jan -87 0 Iowa City Millard Warehouse 25 -Jan -88 0 Iowa City Miller McBride Addition -spec 2 -Jan -86 0 Iowa City Miller McBride Addition -spec 2 1 -Aug -87 0 Iowa City National Computer Systems Clark 30 -Sep -87 100 Iowa City New Life Fitness World O'Keefe 20 -Feb -86 30 Iowa City Plumbers Supply 29 -Jan -85 0 Iowa City Professional Turf Specialties. Inc. Hepler 4 -Oct -85 3 Iowa City Research - Cottrell Drucker 1 -Jun -86 5 Iowa City Rlepe, Buchanan, & Piper Buchanan 27 -Nov -84 26 Iowa City Sheller Globe 20 -Jan -87 0 Iowa City Sheller Globe 21 -Jan -88 0 Iowa City Stauffer Seeds Jondle 1 -Apr -87 27 Iowa City Telephone Marketing Services Anderson 3 -Oct -87 150 Iowa City Tymnet-McDonald Douglas Wright 19 -Nov -85 0 Iowa City Typesetting Connection 1 -Nov -87 4 Iowa City Universal Hospital Services Lucas 21 -Aug -85 5 Iowa City Thomas and Betts 29 -Jan -88 0 Iowa City Vidor Plastics, Inc. Sawyer 6 -Jan -87 60 Kalona Woodlore Manufacturing Koffron 18 -Jan -88 5 Wellman Blo-Research Products, Inc. Cunningham 27 -Jul -85 5 North Liberty Transport America Aronson 7 -Dec -87 183 North Liberty Cottle Industries, Inc. Clark 21 -Jan -88 3 Oakdale Integrated DNA Technologies Heller 11 -Dec -87 25 Oakdale Solvay Veterinary Clinic Freitag 1 -Sep -86 6 Oakdale Page 1 401 a ExpanslonSummary Worldvlew Fielding 17 -Jan -87 3 Oakdale Purelhane Incorporated Salley 25 -Apr -86 155 West Branch Sub -total: Fifty Five 2533 OTHER IOWA RJ Associates Company Dripps 31 -Dec -86 4 Cedar Falls Eastman Kodak Ron Weber. Ron Weber & Assoc. Goodwine Weber 29 -Oct -87 75 Cedar Rapids Facet Enterprises Brown 21 -Oct -87 3 -Dec -87 100 Cedar Rapids 30 Davenport Reese Brothers/Coupon Power, Inc. Reese 3 -Nov -87 200 Waterloo Lifaco Seed Corporation Gregan 27 -Jan -88 4 Williamsburg Sub -total: Six 413 OTHER STATES James Chupp Project #AE87-30178 Chupp 18 -Sep -87 30 Indianapolis Clark Project #BM57-3699 Clark 27 -Aug -87 14 Minnesota DED DM46-3650 Electronics Sorenson 1 -Jul -87 30 Wisconsin Infomed Corporation Shatusky 17 -Aug -87 Colorado U.S. West Research Facility Mack 23 -Oct -87 1000 Colorado Sub -total: Five 1074 Grand Total 66 4020 Page 2 u a City of Iowa City MEMORANDUM DATE: April 15, 1988 TO: City Council FROM: City Manager RE: Material in Information Packet Letter from Civil Rights Coordinator announcing her resignation. G Memorandum from the Fire Chief regarding update on hazardous substances charges. G Memorandum from the Director of Finance and the Parking Supervisors regarding automation of parking tickets. Memorandum from the Chairperson of the Broadband Telecommunications Commission regarding a non-profit organization to operate and manage Public Access Channel 26. JCopy of letter from the City of Cherokee regarding House File 2370. 64 Copy of memorandum from the Downtown Association regarding recommendation to Planning and Zoning Commission on N.W. Bell, 6o S' 6 Notice of meeting of Southeast Iowa Municipal League. Gog Y P CITY OF IOWA CITY CIVIC CENTER 410E WASHINGTON ST. IOWA CITY, IOWA 52240 (319)30-0'-5C00 April 11, 1988 Dale E. Helling Assistant City Manager City of Iowa City Iowa City, Iowa 52240 Dear Dale: I formally resign from my position of Civil Rights Coordinator for the City of Iowa City, effective friday. May 6 1988 I am moving on to another position simply because it is time for a new challenge. During the eight years I have worked for the City I have grown tremendously and it is clear to me that as my manager you have facilitated my growth. Thanks for all your support. !Sincerely,c IPhyllliis� Alei�der Civil Rights Coordinator (�'O'2' M p City of Iowa City MEMORANDUM Date: April 13, 1988 To: Steve Atkins, City Manager From: Larry Donner, Fire Chief ✓— Re: Update on Hazardous Substances Charges As you remember, last year in November, City Council passed a Hazardous Sub- stances Ordinance allowing the City to recover costs incurred cleaning up hazardous materials spills. To -date, we have recovered $3,624.37 in costs. These expenses resulted from City involvement cleaning up three spills, all of which resulting invCitydcostsoofu$1 8rwasctbilled lastrth week. We expecte no lspill collec- tion difficulties with this most recent bill. The Ordinance is working as anticipated. Battalion Chief Art Kloos, Fire Department hazardous materials coordinator, reports excellent cooperation from both Public Works and Finance in efforts to control these hazards and recover City costs. I will continue to update you periodically on activities in the area of hazardous materials. If you have any questions, please let me know. cc: Battalion Chief Art Kloos Chuck Schmadeke, Public Works Director Bud Stockman, Streets Superintendent Rosemary Vitosh, Finance Director Loanna Stroud, Finance Secretary bj3/1 X 0 3 City of Iowa City MEMORANDUM Date: April 15, 1988 To: City Council From: Rosemary Vitosh, Director of Finance aj".: 1.:, Joe Fowler, Parking Supervisor G� Re: Automation of Parking Tickets The FY89 Budget includes the elimination of one and one-half positions in the Treasury Division. Automation of current manual tasks will result in this staff reduction. One phase of this planned automation is the use of computerized parking ticket writers which eliminates the manual data entry of parking tickets into the billing and collection records. During the last six weeks, members of the Finance Department have been involved in evaluating computer software systems which will upgrade our parking ticket issuing system. The system consists of handheld devices which will be used by Parking Enforcement Attendants to record the ticket data, print the ticket and later transfer ticket information into Parking Systems' microcomputer. In addition to issuing the ticket and storing the ticket information, these units check each car ticketed to determine if it is on the impound list. After the information is transferred from the handheld unit to the microcomputer, the information is compiled into report form for daily activity reports which will be used by Parking Systems management. The system then transfers the ticket information into the City's mainframe computer to be utilized for billing and collection. Requests for proposals were received from four system suppliers. After reviewing their initial information, three were invited to demonstrate their systems in Iowa City. During the review process, areas that were evaluated were overall system design, ease of operation, dependability of the unit, compatibility of software with our mainframe computer, cost and ability of the system to meet the present and future needs of the City. A point system was developed for comparison. City staff involved in the selection process were Kevin O'Malley, Assistant Finance Director, Monica Bieri, Controller, Cathy Eisenhofer, Purchasing — Agent, Jeanne Somsky, Buyer, and Joe Fowler, Parking Supervisor. The staff members reviewed the three presentations and awarded points based on the items listed above. Of major concern was the maintenance of the integrity of our current system during the changeover. After reviewing the product demonstrations, IBS of Birmingham, Alabama, was selected by the committee. All suppliers appeared to have state-of- the-art software which would be compatible with our mainframe system. The IBS equipment was rated highest on hardware. In addition to the staff listed above, two Parking Enforcement Attendants, Beth Montgomery and Becky Eister, reviewed each unit. They felt IBS was superior in operator ease, both in comfort and data entry. It had the best weight 014 Page 2 distribution, the easiest to read display, and the most efficient keyboard. IBS offers a unit that is totally sealed to prevent intrusion of moisture, both directly and through humidity. In the past, high humidity has been a problem with water meter reading equipment that is similar to the ticket writers. The unit was shock proof when dropped from a height of six feet or less. One other vendor made the same claim but when the unit was dropped, it failed and could not be made operational again. Quality of the ticket was important in the decision. We do not want to provide a separate envelope for return payment wi ticket the newthysuff. The absence of an envelope requires a high q ent information on payment procedures. IBS exhibited the us highest quality ticket and stated that they had only one Appropriateness f the other tic ngt a grocery*as avon store�receiptce was less appealing, The purchase the Fundstem is Balance.60 It bis anticipatedethat lthis system funded from ParkingOperations will remain operational for at least five years. Direct cost savings that would start from the time the system is on line is SIB,000 annuallyr dafro. In addition, savings would be generated from one addithisatimeuis espent prem each Parking Enforcement Attendant. Currently, writing ticket books and sorting tickets. The one hour permitsethuslfreeing Parking Systems to begin processing monthly parking pain employees of the Purchasing Dg Enforcement Attendants would besion to handle other duties. o201hours in employees hours by Parking per week. In addition to employee time saved, the system would place an updated impound list listeusednds of by Parking Enforcement eAttendantsaiss updated Currently, weekly. This would ensuureehicleateThisoWodi ?mProveithethintegritylofythe incorrectly impounding system and avoid possible claims. One of the main features of the system selected eiadditionalon for iCity ity staff to program the unit. This gives the city of using the Enforcement. For instance, units scould be used stem in afor taking inventories outside of s throughout the City as needed. At the present time, we are anticipating delivery of hardware and software for this system in June of this year. IBS will supply on-site training for mand ng Enforcement ope11988 It is anticipated that the system willbe fully operational by July 1 We will proceed with the by of this equipment unless advised otherwisey the City Council bj/pc2 4od a City of Iowa City MEMORANDUM Date: April 13, 1988 To: City Council Ro Justis, Broadband Telecommunications Commission (BTC) Chairperson FFR BTC's Recommended Course of Action Regarding a Non -Profit Organization (NPO) to Operate and Manage Public Access Channel 26 As you know, it is the BTC's responsibility to advise Council regarding cable TV matters. The transfer contract the City signed with Heritage CableVision in 1984 gave the City the alternative, at its discretion, to establish an NPO, as an alternative to management by the cable company, to operate and manage Public Access Channel 26, one of the local channels on the cable TV system. This memo outlines the BTC's recommended course of action concerning the NPO and seeks the Council's affirmation of this proposed direction. Public access was a high priority of the Council and the Iowa City community in 1979 when the original franchise was granted to Hawkeye CableVision. The BTC, at its July 16, 1985, meeting unanimously recommended that the NPO was a matter the City should pursue. No follow-up actions were taken at that time. Since then, the question of management transfer to an NPO has been raised repeatedly. It should be noted that this matter in no way reflects negatively on the current management of access. Rather, it reflects the deepening community interest in public access, the increased usage of access facilities, and a concomitant interest in ensuring a stable existence for access beyond expiration of the current franchise (1994). While the cable company has not responded to ques- tions regarding their future plans for the management of access beyond the current franchise, the Broadband Telecommunication Specialist's (BTS) recent survey of TCI/Heritage cable systems indicates that in most of their systems where access does exist it is operated by an NPO. It is apparent that positive action now on the NPO matter by the City will be necessary for there to be a future for public access in Iowa City. The BTC has discussed pursuing the NPO issue by conducting needs and feasibility research as well as developing performance standards which would be included in any RFPs to potential NPOs. The BTC has recently gone through considerable transition. The City Council has also undergone considerable transition since 1979. In light of these transi- tions, the BTC voted in its March 15, 1988 meeting to convey to Council our recommended course of action, and to seek reaffirmation from Council of this policy direction. The amount of time and work the BTC will need to spend on this matter is considerable. However, we are quite willing to proceed to investigate the NPO with an eye to starting one prior to or at the time of franchise renewal if the Council wishes us to proceed in this manner. We will await your response. Thank you for your time and consideration. We look forward to hearing from you. cc: BTC BTS Dale Melling 6 0.5 0 a s G March 30, 1988 of Cherokee"' tqV( State Senator Richard Vande Hoef State Capital Building Des Moines, IA 50319 Dear Senator Vande Hoef: The City Council and I request your support of HF 2370 which amends section 384.56 of the Code to require State agencies to pay the same rate for sewer service as other users. We have not experienced any major problems but we feel this would clarify the situation and assist in avoiding problems in the future. Thank you for giving this your consideration. Sincerely, Lawrence Westphal Mayor LW:js cc: John McDonald, Mayor - Iowa Cit 211 WEST MAPLE CHERO (712) 225-5749 ,m DOWNTOWN ASSOCIATION •LL-i,,�_ -. MEMO TO ALL DIRECTORS: FROM: Jacque Bohn, Gary Lundquist, and Suzanne Summerwill RE: RECOMMENDATION TO PLANNING AND ZONING COMMISSION ON NW BELL Please read the attached cover letter to Tom Scott of the P&Z and the revised recommendation from the DTA. If you have comments on changes, please contact any of usrp for to Thursday April 3rd. Otherwise, I will plan on sending the letter and recommendation on that date, so the Commissioners will have it in their information for their April 7th meeting. Thanks for your input! Suzanne 356-5939 Gary 351-4034 Jacque 354-4700 Y 10WACITY March 28, 1988 Mr. Thomas R. Scott, Chairman Planning and zoning Commission 220 Savings and Loan Building Iowa City, IA 52240 Dear Mr. Scott: The Downtown Association has now considered the issue of re -zoning the Northwestern Bell property and is pleased to make two recommendations for action to the Planning and zoning Commission. The first recommendation specifically addresses the wording of the CB -2 Zoning Ordinance and proposes a change in the language which would allow use of the Northwestern Bell facility. The second recommendation arises out of the special concern the members of the Downtown Association have regarding the continued economic well-being of the central business district and conscientious development of areas adjacent to the downtown. The Northwestern Bell re -zoning has made it clear that there is interest in increased use or development of the area south of Burlington, between Gilbert and Clinton Streets. Toe Downtown Association recommends that the City undertake estudy to address long-term developmental objectives for thisa , e'a, consistent with and complimentary to the existing central bu$iness*district. The Downtown Association has appreciated to opportunity to participate in,the discussion of these matters, and encourages the members of the Planning and Zoning Commission to thoughtfully consiVer tY. Tecommendations as submitted. Sincerely, _ Suzanne Summerwill President, Downtown Association Downtown Association of Iowa City P.O. Box 2358 Iowa City, Iowa 52244 (319) 337-9637 Affiliated with the Greater Iowa City Area Chamber of Commerce Got u a THE DOWNTOWN ASSOCIATION'S CB -2 ZONING RECOMMENDATION TO THE PLANNING AND ZONING COMMISSION April 1, 1988 ISSUE: Northwestern Bell request to re -zone property located at 302 S. Linn, Iowa City. PURPOSE: At the request of the Planning and Zoning Commission, a Downtown Zoning Task Force was jointly organized by the Chamber of Commerce and the Downtown Association to address the issue of re -zoning the Northwestern Bell property, currently located in the CB -2 zone, in order to fully utilize the space for office use while adhering to the current Central Business District parking requirements. The task force consisted of the following people: John Benz, Chairperson; Jacque Bohn; Patt Cain; Karin Franklin; Dick Gibson; Pat Grady; Gary Lundquist; Jerry Meis; Roy Neumann; Mary Stier; and Craig Willis. In response to the recommendation of the Downtown Zoning Task Force, the Officers and Directors of the Downtown Association are pleased to make the following recommendations: The Downtown Association recommends that Sec. 36-58, Off Street Parking Requirements (2)(1.)2., referenced in Sec. 36.20, Central Business Service Zone (CB -2), (f)(1)c., of the Zoning Ordinance be reworded to eliminate parking requirements in office buildings for all square footage in excess of G 07 8,000 sq. ft. (i.e. the office building user would be required to provide 1 parking space per 300 sq. ft. of floor area up to 8,000 sq, ft., and 0 parking spaces for any additional square footage in excess of the 8,000 sq. ft.). The Downtown Association also recommends that the City undertake a study of the potential future expansion of the Central Business District. This study should address the ultimate best use and determine the most appropriate zoning of the land contiguous to the Central Business District south of Burlington Street. It should also address the impact of potential decentralization of the business district and future parking and transit requirements for expanded areas. Evaluation of parking requirements may be coordinated with the upcoming Johnson County Council Of Goverment's Parking Study update. It is recommended that the City work in conjunction with an outside consultant to address the economic and developmental issues involved if it is not feasible to utilize in-house staff. An outside consultant may, however, be able to lend a more objective opinion. It is suggested that the City explore the possibility of utilizing the proceeds of Lot 641A to pay for the consultant. It is also recommended that the study be completed in 1988, and that one representative of the Downtown Association be involved with the entire study. The Downtown Association believes that these recommendations address the short-term needs of providing opportunities for more intensive utilization of the CB -2 zone for office development as well as the long-term utilization and development of the entire Central Business District. -2- a G07 V aon:.n wA Y4MMCI�AL - �.A.� Soc IOwA MUMCIPAL LE�►cUl 0 RmHIN 100 M1L9f1ZNGTON — BURLINGTON IOWA $2601 rssuert - a+ atom ATTENTION: Southeast Iowa City Officials and Associate Members ar.rVEOW M •.rim., The April, 1988, meeting of the Southeast Iowa Municipal League will be hosted by the - na rranar . City of Columbus Junction. LNW wTura raotrLaNd. M rrbrwy Meeting Date: April 27, 1988 Where: Cedarcrest Country Club . Mtptrm . - See attached map. ma "& ="%a Meet at Cedarcrest Country Club nnrr of orrrYwo no later than 5:00 P.M. for transportation to the IBP Plant for JOE WITT a one hour tour. Social Hour: 6:00 P.M. Buffet Dinner: 7:00 P.M. (Cost $9.00) • • wn» Tara CoLft"RA06 ' at FOOffeta Program: Darrel Rensink, Acting Director Transportation. Iowa Department of tM of C01C�E•�.r 'r r•okut c Ever elected and a ointed Cit Official is not nee welcome. You do to be a member to attend. ' INMDTAn[ ►Asi PRESIDENT NraMR EATTCNEE To the person receivin ftyar x•rvrll• Mayor— , C— ounci�' e1 -j mbar, Cit�sCner�ce, please distribute to the Thank you. y and Manager or Administrator. sta[A"-raEAsUtEft a" REMINDER: The May 18 meeting will be held in 04YMEN Eiti,e• or`w•� •r �"r�"ErO" Winfield and the June 15 meeting will be held in Burlington, sure to mark your calendar. so be Please fill out and mail (or telephone) your reservation by April_ 1� 1988 Send reservation to: City of Columbus Junction Attn: Earlene Lekwa, City Clerk/Secretary P. 0. Box 209 Columbus Junction, IA 52738 Telephone: (319) 728-7971 Number of Reservations City or Associate Membe Douq"slJ—. Worden Secretary/Treasurer Finance Director of Burlington M V r WASHINGTON 40 P, G52 ` Lu"USCOMMUNITYCWa- raKt Hwy. 9L fo C.Irr�bdj elc-Fy the hay. 70 south +o Columbus Scho^cl Go luve+ 40 Ooun+ club.('sprinior hoe.'