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Home My WebLink About1985-06-18 CorrespondenceF- i I CITY OF IONA CITY FINANCIAL SUMMARY 31 -MAY -65 iUNO/ACCOUNT FUNDININILNMC[ NECI'I►TS DIYBURYfM[NYS AT0BALANCE ENBALIANCEND INVESTMENT CNBALANCEN/C EEN[RAL 576.661.63 1,95li232.9Y 907.269.66 -676312.72 1,102,273.23 /,706,691.71 95.001.52 5[5T SERVICE 1.353.766.91 016,307.22 .00 .00 2,170.130.23 2.170.136.23 -.00 CAPITAL PROJECTS 291,023.76 92,060.66' 37.0,211.09 -56,155.21 696.30 &46.30 .00 ENTERPRISE 0,667,621.79 763,126.00 1,116,463.23 00,356.91 6,356.057.45 0.350,235.97 4,21605 TRUST S ASENCY 9,401.676.06 295,53620 929606.90 -11125.91 9,606,435.41 9,&46,03656 -.43 INTRASOV. SERVICE 363,366.51 212,090.96 157.000.01' -92,391.75 525,863.61• 5251565.61 .00 SPECIAL ASSESSMENT 20,532.66 15,013.29 6.526.60 6,526.66 35,551.73 35rS51.73 .00 SPECIAL REVENUE 616.33 l56 766.06 192,060.39 579,108.06 5J0,22S.06 335,228.06 .00 SUBTOTAL -- ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 17,215,331.63 -••_----__-_•__•__•-'---.-'-"--_•_-•___------- 0,301,193.35 2,560,559.70 -00-10,675,965.02 16573,905.07 102,019-.53 MTROLL -1,406.07 011.500.26 016090.23 ---- .00 -------------------------"----------''--- 6.00 .00 6.00 312 LOAN .00 .00 .00 .00 .00 .00 .00 LEA11'0 HOUSING 256,250.36 101,530.40 94,709.17 .00 259,075.57 239#517.37 -012.00 PUBLIC NOUSINO 0,663.71 0,576 57 9#510.60 .00 ,07,911.99 67,010.70 1.00 SUBTOTAL __________________________________•___-----_____•-___-_••___•______---"'-------------_----------- -- 361,290_02 929,913.32 926,310.00 .00 366,093.55 307#325.SS -033.00 GRAND TOTAL 7.336,621.07 5,231,106.50 3.760,569.70 .00 19,022#850.57 10,9211270.02 101,500.5b .............................................................................................. 0 CHECKING ACCOUNT BALANCES ARE INTEREST DF.ANIND ACCOUNTS WITH THE EXCEPTION OF PAYROLL. TAXES LICENSES 4ND PERMITS FINES i FORFEITURES CHARGES FOR SERVICES INTERGOVERNMENT REV, USE OF MONEY i PROP. MISCELLANEOUS REV, LEASED HOUSING PUBLIC HOUSING SUMMARY OF RECEIPTS TOTAL GENERAL TOTAL SPECIAL GRAND TOTAL MAY'31, 1985 2,182,727,99 17,535,26 :53,835.05 491i367433 .2571899,56 269*100,55 ,110,462,45 .ttsattttatttts liMi928,19 101,534.40 _____81878_87 1101413_37 _3:4931341_56 COUNCIL LISTING MAY 31, 1985 VENDOR NAME PRODUCT DECRIPTION AMOUNT FOND: GENERAL FUND 1ST. AVE HASH 6 DRY LAUNDRY SERVICE 80.40 3M L5B26A8 AUDIO VISUAL SUP 99.00 A T G T INFORMATION SYSTEMS TELEPHONE EQUIP, FEE 1,734.45 A M BEST CO AAA (RAVEL AGENCY PRINT/REFERENCE 61.00 AIR FARE 1,027,22 ACCESSORY SPECIALTIES, INC, BLDG. G CONST. SUPP 17,00 ACCO UNLIMITED CORP. DRAINAGE REP, OF ELECT /PLUME 157,91 ADVANCED .SYSTEMS, INC RECREATIONAL'AUPP, 17.44 AERO RENTAL RENTALS 63,60 AIR COOLED ENGINE SERVICES MINOR EQUIP. REPAIRS 35,6p AISP REGISTRATION 325,00 ALEXANDER ELLEN ALFRED PUBLISHING MOVING EXP 1544.00 CO., INC. PRINT/REFERENCE 12.j0 ALL SPORTS RECREATIONAL EQUIP. •101. 9 ALLGOOD$ JEAN ENTRY FEES 8.00 ALLMAN ROSE MISCELLANEOUS 15,00 AMERICAN ALLIANCE FOR HEALTH, PRINT/CIRCULATING 19.90 AMERICAN ASSOC. FOR THE PRINT/REFERENCE 7.00 AMERICAN BINDERY AMERICAN ECONO-CLAD LIB MATERIALS REP 544.05 SERVICES AMERICAN EXCELSIOR CO BOORS (CAT /CIR ) AGRICULTURAL .385.15 MATERIA 202;35 i ANERICAN.LIBRARY ASSO6. PAMPHLET :FILE MAT. 26,10 AMERICAS FUTURE ANIMAL CLINIC •INC, PAMPHLET-F.ILE NAT 3.00 GEORGE VETERINARY SERVICE 119,50 APPLEBY APPROVE6.LIGHTING INTERVIEW TRAVEL EXP 92,73 CORP. ASPA INSURANCE PROGRAM REP.G MAIN. TO BLDG LIFB INSURANCE 250.00 126.50 ASSOCIATES CAPITAL SERVICES TOOLS 6 EQUIP, RENT, •704.89 ASTM BOOKS) 208.65 AUDIO ODYSSEY AUDIO VISUAL REPMAT 100.00 B G K RIBBON CO, RECREATIONAL SUPO• 6 .40 B,. DALTON CLASSIFIED•AU 18.36 B R S OF.IOWA BACOR PAMPHLET SERVICE,.INC. PAVINGiINSP 16.39 PAMPHLET:FItE MAT, 18.11 BAKER:G•TAYLOR CO. PRINT/CIRCULATING 5,935.11 BAKER:G TAYLOR COMPANY PRINT/REFERENCE 76,37 BAKER,PAPER CO., INC. SANITATION SUPP, 380,7776 BALL SEED -CO MUNICIPAL PLANTS 374.00 BANCO PRODUCTS INC, BARFUNKEL':5 G THE HOBBY AHOP TRAF CONT IMP. MAT OTHER UNCAfALOG MAT, 810,00 137.87 BARRETT BARBARA ROTOR SHORTHAND REPORTER 331,50 BARRON SUPPLY ANIMAL SUPP, 41.16 BELLG HOWELL MICROFORMS 918.5 BELk PUBLICATIONS CORP. OUTSIDE PRINTING 280.113 BEN , LORI TRAVEL 17,50 BERG, KEVIN PRESCRIPTIONS DRUGS 18.49 BEST RENTAL CENTERS EQUIPMENT RENTAL 279.86 BETTER BOOKS CO, BOOK/CASSETTE 410,58 BIRD CAROL LESSONS 20,00 BLANfON JACK SAFETY SHOES 3500 BLUNCRAR'T OF PITTSBURGH LUMBER/HARDWARE SUPP 41..66 BLUME, KATIE LESSONS 5.00 BLUMS BLOOMS LTD, PROFESSIONAL SERVICE 76.92 BOB ADAMS SNC BOBIS'GUNA G SOPPLIES PRINT/REFERENCE FIRE ARMS SUPPLIES 134.95 717.07 BOGS RONALD BOOKA ON -TAPE MEDICAL SERVICE CLASSIFIED AU 4,184.27 12.00 ` BOOTHROY, DOUG TRAVEL BOUND TO STAY BOUND BOOKS BOOKS (CAT./CIR.) 4772.90 9.50 BRACHTEL JAMES TRAVEL 30.00 BREESE C6 „ INC. PAINT G SUPPLIES 24.63 i i I J i i I ENTERPRISES, INC. RT CO, RT INC •TkAFFIZ( PRODUCTS, INC. bRBRET DAVID NGT611 PIANO SERVICE R PAPER WORTH LEGAL PUBLISHERS 'ASSOCIATES jPATT :NADEKLTRUCKING�SERVICE 1N, CONNIE �L,_ANNE RP AMERICA f POLICY :RCE OF THE i VIDEO CORP, (S (NATE CO. COUNCIL, INC. IPPLY,.INC. ELECTRIC SUPPLY CO, BLISHERS, INC. RMJANEANE OAA PROTECTIVE PRODUCTS .0. OPOF PUBLIC SAFETY :S REGISTER .5 REGISTER i TRIBUNE PS THEATRICAL SHOP CUIPMENT_CORP. COUNCIL TiISTING MAY 31, 1985 1 E9 T THE NEXT DINS OF !, INC, STORES, INC. JAN ETHEL J ucu nuwuunw FuumulwG GILPIN�PAINTIG GLASS, INC,. GOLDBERG MICHAEL GOODFELLbW PRINTING, INC. GOODWILL INDUSTRIES GREGORY PRODUCTS GRIMMIS ORTHOPEDIC SUPPLY HICAU WILSON CO. HACH BROTHERS CO . INC. HALE.FIRE PUMP Ca. HALL TOM HARRYLA-CUSTOM TROPHIES, LTD. HART ROBERT HAWKEYE FOOD SYSTEMS, INC. HAWKEYE LUMBER CO. INC. HAWKEYE SEED CO, HAWKEYE HAWKEYE VACUUM AAD SEWING HAYEK, HAYEK, HAYEKLI HOLLAND .11 COUNCIL LISTING MAY 31, 1985 r COUNCIL LISTING MAY 31r 1965 PRODUCT DECRIPTION LESSONS OFFICE SUPPLIES GRAPHIC SUPPLIES PAINT &.SUPPLIES LESSONS MOVING EXP. TOWING LAND RENTAL PAMPHLET .FILE MAT, LESSONS WITNESS .FEE BOOKCS) RECREATIONALSUPP• SUPPLEMENTAL RET RECREATIONAL:SUPP, VIDEO RECORDINGS SANITF_&_INDs_SUPP. 1 781 786 IBY .Durr• TINTING 581 NAL SUPP 4081 tBSING SUPP tINTING !./CIR.) 2Z _SUPP. 8:3 TRAVEL EXP •ADS C SERVICE 140: TAINT aE 9 .] ]ESV_ S ADS !T%CIRL)EXP NAL EQoIP. FEES EE 581 NAL SUPP EOUS SUPS. D AU _SUPP. TRAVEL EXP RN./EQUIP. 140: TIONS ADJ. COUNCIL LISTING MAY 31, 1965 VENDOR NAME PRODUCT:DECRIPTION EIAL PELLING CO , INC RMING CORP OF AMERICA ASPHALT CLASSIFIED AU LEFEVER, MICHIEL LESSONS LEIN REGISTRATION LENOCH G CILEK VIDEO RECORDING TAPE LEVY BARCEY LIBRARIANS' VIDEO SERVICE LESSONS CLASSIFIED AU LIBRARIES UNLIMITED PRINT/REFERENCE LIFE SKILLS EDUCATION PAMPHLET FILE MAT, LOINS` CRAIG LINO S PRINTING SERVICE, INC. TRAVEL OUTSIDE PRINTING LLOYD CULLEN SEMINARS LOWTHER SYLLA CLASSIFIED AU PROFESSIONAL.SERVICE LO{ICHINSF(E, RACHEL LESSONS MAC NILLAN.PUBLISHING CO. MANAGENENT.LEARNING •CLASSIFIED AU BOOKS MAC, NENSPAP MU MARK II ENTERPRISES MARK TWAIN MEDIA INC CLASSIFIED BOOKS (CAT•/CIR.) MARSHALL CAVENDIMH COMP BOOKS (CAT /CIR. MMINT• MARV�S GLASS SPECIALTIEM, INC. REPAIR .i MASTERCARD DEPARTMENT, MATTHEW BENDER tCO. .INC. MEALS REFERENCE NATREIAL MAXIMA MAGNETICS INT• VIDEO RECORDING TAPE MOVING EXP. NCCAULEY MICHAEL MCC HRIST I DAN RESERVATIONS MCNALLY, CHRIS ENTRY FEES MEDICAL ASSOCIATES WELLERS PHOTO LABS, INC. PHYSICALS FILM PROCESSING MERCY HOSPITAL MEDICAL SERVICE NICKEL MARINE REGISTRATION NIDLANb BINDERY N DWEST JANITORIAL SUPPLY CORP LIB MATERIALS REP SANITATION EQUIP M DWEST.OFF.ICE PRODUCTS OFFICEFURN /EQUIP CONST, SUPE. MIDWESTERN CULVERT, LTD, BLDG i ENTRE FEES MILLER JILL NINNES6TA.HISTORICAG-SOCIETY BOOKS (CAT./CIR ) MINNESOTA VALLEY WHOLESALE CONTRA T[D INPR1. MISC PROCESSING SUP MISTER ANDEKSONIS CO. N�TCHELL INFORMATION SERVICES PRIM /CIRCULATING M NROE SPECIALTY CO:,lINC. PURCHASE TOR.RESALE MONROE JOHN MONTGOMERY ELEVATOR -CO. WITNESS FEE REPi MAIN •TO BLDG UNIFORM ALLOWANCE MOORE DANIEL IN NOSE LEVY CO , INC TRAP CONT. IMP MAT REFEMENCE MATREIAL MOTOR VEHICLE MOTTOS DRUG STORE PAMPHLET FILE MAT, MULLER BRAD MUNICIPAL CODE CORP. ENTRY.FEES OUTSIDE PRINTING MUTUAL BENEFIT LIFE INSURANCE DISABILITY INSURANCE UNIFORM ALLOWANCE MYERS. JOEL N!i N SANITATION JUDGEMENT &.DAMAGES N AL D.A. APPRAISAL GUIDES NIIGE LUMBER CO. PRINT REFERENCE PROFESSIONAL SERVICE NATIONAL BY PRODUCTS, INC. NATIONAL EASTER SEAL SOCIETY TECHNICAL SERVICE PAMPHLET .FILE MAT. NATIONAL GAMES INC. NATIONAL LEAGUE OF GAMES PRINT/REFERENCE NATIONAL LEAGUE OF CITIES BOOKS, MAG: NEWSPAP NATIONAL REGISTER PUBLISHING PRINT/REFERENCE WITNESS FEE NEJOL ROBERT NEN READERS PRESS BOOKS (•CAT /CSR.) PRINT/CIRCOILATING NEW•TIDE NEWKIRK SALES CO. FLUIDS GASES i OTHER COUNCIL LISTING MAY:31, 1985 VENDOR NAME PRODUCT DECRIPTION NORTH AMERICAN TELEVISION REGISTRATION NORTH BAY COMPUTERWARE EDP EQUIPMENT NORTHWESTERN BELL TELEPHONE EQUIP. FEE OFF CENTAUR ppUBLICATIONS CLASSIFIED AU OLD;HOUSE.JOURNAL PRINT/REFERENCE OSCO DRUG 0 ERSTREET PUBLICATIONS, FIRST AID SUPP .INC, PRINT/REFERENCE OXFORD UNIVERSITY PRESS BOOKS (CAT /CIR.) PACIFIC COMPUTER SUPPLY DATA PROCESSING SUPP PADGETT.THOMPSON REGISTRATION PALS JAMIE .LESSONS PART#CIPATION DUES a MEMBERSHIPS PAUL.S TOOLS PAYLESS CASHWAYS, INC. SANITATION EQUIP. PEARSON .DEB LESSONS PEOP4E;6 DRUG STORES,.INC. RECREAT ONAL SUPP, PERNA-BOUND BOOKS ( AT./CIR,) PFEI4 MATT LESSONS PHI BETA SIGMA BUILDING -ROOM RENTAL PICK .BILL TECHNICAL SERVICE PILO* BOOKS PRINT/REFERENCE RIP .OUTSIDE PRINTING PITNEY BONES PLANTS ALIVE OFFICE EQUIP RENTAL NURSERY:SERV*CEd PLEASANT:VALLEY NURSERY, INC. PLANTS P4UMBER3:SUPPLY •CO. POETS i WRITERS, INC. PLUMBING 'SUPP PPG:IMDUSTRIES, INC BOOKS (CAT /CIR ) PAINT PRAIRIE LIGHTS BOOK i'SUgP4IEA PRATT AUDIOuVISUAL:G VIDEO BOOKS((CAT /CIR ) MINOR WHE 1061P. PRENTICE-HALL INC PROVIDENT EOGISTORIS BOOKS (CAT./CIR.) DISC PUiLIcc TECHNOLOGY INC, PUd4M MARKS REGISTRATION MAGA*INEENPLOYMENT,ADS PUBLICATIONS INTERNATIONAL PRINT/CIRCULATING PUSLISHERS CENTRAL BUREAU VIDEO RECORDINGS PUROLATOR COURIER CORP. POdTAGE PTRAMID SERVICE,.INC. QUAD-CITY•TIMES MINOR EQUIP QUI ADA SADA EMPLOYMENT -103 LESSONS QUILL.CORP OFFICE.SUPPLIES R, M..BOGGI CO. R R BOWKER REP. OF.STRUC URE Rl 16 SHACK PRINT/REFERENEE PAINT.i SUPPLIES RAPIDS REPRODUCTIONS,:INC READERIS'DIGEST OFFICE SUPPLIES FUND:FOR•fHE SUBSCRIPTION REGENCY EXECUTIVE TRAVEL REGENT BOOK COr, INC. PRINT/CIRCULATING REPORTER PRINT/REFERENCE i RiTISH, PAUL CONSULTANT'SERVICES RINNER JOAN RISK RESERVATIONS MANAGEMENT PUBLISHING CO. SUBSCRIPTION R VERPRODUCTS CO. ROCK R CCA WELDING i REPAIR REP. OF FURNISHINGS RODGERS KYLA RON ENTRY FEES LECLERE SODDING 6 GRADING AGRICULTURAL MATERIA NOdENTHAL DAVID CONSULTANT.SERVICES RUSSORT*ONNIO WITNESSAFEEUS SALURI DIANA .JUDGEMENT .i DAMAGES SARSAPARILLA LTD SATELLITE INbUSTRIES,!INC. BOOKS (CAT /CIR ) TOOLS G EQBIP, RENT, SAYLOR LOCKSMITHING MISCELLANEOUS SUPP. COUNCIL LISTING MAY 31, 1985 Ycn n.Y 11 1Y, IZ, RICHARD RM ARTIST ISSUE REMARY BOOK CO., INC, �TY ABSTRACT CO, VIC& HENRY T10 AL COMICS ELECTRIC CLEANING SERV. IRENE a •BURDETT CO. E, ROGER KEN WILLIAM aONIAN ILLUSTRATED K REX CBNSERVATION SOCIETY OF JI MON NSON ROZIE ARD fiLUE VIDEO_ O&ER ORTHOPEDIC CLINIC R AUGH, JULIE tS TTPEWRITER•Cal NS•SAND i GRAVEL CO., INC MS RANDY , fHOMAS ,HOUSE CORP, MOLLY EXCAVATING T LANER i CO. IN IGNAPNICa, O. U ,OF IA, U or :IA. U'OF IA. U or .IA U, .a. 'Ga U, .S, PO DOIF8RM0 UNIVERai VALIANT YAUGHANI ICE VICE ATES e. BLE :+ 10,0 3,7 1 s y fie IN 0 COUNCIL LISTING MAY.31j 1965 IR NAME PRODUCT DECRIPTION AMOUNT MARY BOOMS (CAT 1CIR.J 9.75 NISCELLANHUS SUPP, 10.07 EDUCATIONAL NEDIA 16HR FILMS 56.67 PARK, INC. BUILDING -RENTAL •11406.00 MY BUILDING -ROOM RENTAL 3Z 00 N REP i MAIN TO INN CENTER DATA PROCESAING BLDG 34;00 •100.23 RING CO. REFERENCE MATREIAL65.50 CONSULTANT'SERVICES UNORD, INC. VEHICLE REPAIRS LAND BENlA//,, :333.00 1 .00 CM INTERVIEY.TRAVEL . INC. NON�CONTRACTED.IMPRY EXP R4rs0 LEE 5*067.93 0 OSCAPING IRLEY TREE.TRINGREMOVAL LESSONS °100;00 •10.00 AN D .YOU SUBSCRIPTION PRINT/CIRCULATING 1300 I [LLE MISCELLANEOUS SYSTEM FREIGHT 5,00 I6'B1 ES TSIDE :PRIINTING i PHA .0 REIMB OF OVERPAY 41.45 JNTER 6 ASSO"*-INC CONSULTANT SERVICER 36.0006001 S�R37.Y0 MISCELLANEOUS ;397.?7.00 FUND •TOTAL nto-tt-ttsta� 434p171448 r i. I I i i. I I VENDOR NAME FUNDI CAPITAL PROJECTS ICNC, o •COUNCIL LISTING MAY.31, 1985 PRODUCT DECRIPSION AMOUNT ENGINEERING SERVICES 192.00 CONTRAClEDIMPRV 183,995,43 LEGAL PUBUCATIO13 233 IPERS :316. FICA 601,64 RECORDING .FEES •145,00 CONTRACTED.IMPRV 119,755.91 ENGINEERING SERVECES 2,5}7050 SEWER SYS IMF MAT 4,0 050 ENGINEERING SEkYICE� 6,157,25 LONG DISTANCE CALLS 1 p COMlRAClED:INPRY, t 500 OPERATING EQUIP 4225,00 ENGINEERING SERfICES 2,447072 xxv- -, ntera FUND TOTAL '319,661117 w VENDOR NAME FUNDS ENTERPRISE FUNDS Al G •T INFORMATION.SYSTEMS A,_Y,_MCDONALD MFG. CO, COUNCIL LISTING MAY 32, 1486 PRODUCT DECRIPTION AMOUNT TELEPHONE EQUIP FEE 770, PURCHASE FOR RERALE 6,038. PLANT EQUIP REP, MAT 8,449, RENTATOOLSLG MINOR EQUIP, 926, NATER OVERPAYMENT 76, �� nuvc G YPYYPG<Y,O, a cna :CAN SCIENTIFIC PRODUCTS :CAM 'SEATING CO :CAN NATER MORKR ASSOC. ISON MAURY :R 16NA, INC. IATIC SYSTEMS CO, N, 'STEVE IN MOTOR SUPPLY UCH LES CLAIRE NG.SERVICE CO ,.INC, RENTAL CENTERR �WILLIAMF, E CO NC. E PLO�IBIING i HEALING, INC ANO, ,T. Y DELIVER ELECTRIC SUPPLY INC, CFFOAAM PRODUCTS•OOHP, mp INDUITRIES ACIAL •TOWEL SERVICE, :INC, ARTS PRINTING ACTORIS TOOL G SUPPLY CO, OL DATA CORP, GAN ELECTRIC SUPPLY CO, EYUEGAAY GRRLL & SOMLS CONST., .INC YDS 3A VC -Am R THOMAS DS EELECTRONICS STOW KAREN RIC GO TORS OF IOWA CITY R0 KUBWIRYNA� S CONST 0 RAE JOHNSON S CONST I TIM KEYES AFEAYNER ANK OF CHICAGO WAY STORES INC. Z CONST Cb. AN LOCKRMITH DSHIP PUBLICATIONS, INC. EIN OFFICE SUPPLY PETE HOWE SANITATION OW CONST, ELLEN 5 5 4#! 1 i 6 3 6,5 //0 USTRIES S CO., INC. CILLA THONY ER CO. MARY ER OND L. L. HEMICAL LAB NOGINEERING IGUIP. INDLER PAPER CO. TTYGCAENYICE ESS -CITIZEN ADY MIX INC ENT.OF AGRICOLTUR F MATER, AIR AND S GAS G ELECTRIC REASURER SALES TA OLLUTION CONTROL ROLSVIIN6 'INC. TY RECORDiR TY SEATS r. , INC. G CO.,.INC* NCIS EK ,EINC. .I. COUNCIL LISTING MAY:31, 1905 PRODUCT DECRIPTION AMC MISCELLANEOUS SUPP, 3 SANITATION'SUPP. IONAL BANK CANOAAELYEA ORIAL SERVICES INC CO. EVATOR CO. VICE 6 SUPPLY CO. T LIFE INSURANCE CO. ORT EQUIPMENT CO. NUFACTURING CO. METER CO. ACTURING, INC. TELL 5 % CHRIS MILKE 35:2 131 4j3 6.6 6 �1 •1. Med COUNCIL LISTING MAY 31, 1985 VENDOR NAME Se N C KHN 56NJOGREGG FORMS INC. ERS SUPPLY CO. INC. 0MARY S JAMES IiSERVICEr INC. NNE BOGGS CO. SHACK S i ASSOCIATES, INC, KATHY Re KAY L DATA SYSTEMS OF CEDAR PRODUCTS CO. SON JEAN WE�iDING i REPAIR RD .SHEET METAL ONr 'STEVE RlKSMTHNTIFIC CO. LOCIIG LING. PATRICK DETER. LEON ARD, LULESi EY CONSULTANTS or :IOWA BUREAU OF.LABOR ,S TYPCNRITCR CO. NS 'SAND i GRAVEL ,CO; q INC CYwSCHNITZ JAN NCR NARK Gr b0O�NOLLY� A0EXCAY1ALNG IGRAPNICS INC. NCCUI�TIsRb EFR,_STEVE He JUDITH A S SYSTEMS HNS, LARRY ULA CHARGE . GEORGANN FUND TOTAL ,1 .7 2 8.0 i•:4 31486;00 •128r76 '3p6:34 35, 77 21ri1 2022i'�0 339;06 4!!: 4 47r 1 36:343. 0 3 .00 6,93 92_0.00 7;48 X5.00 20.64 .amuaxxmx-- - M 1911329:39 VENDOR NAME FUNDS TRUST AND AGENCY Al & T INFORMATION SYST ANDERSON, CHRISTOPHER ANDERSON ERIC B i K RIBBON CO. BAILEY MENDY BAKER I TAYLOR CO BEST MANUFACTURINL CO. SLACKBOURN,.INC. BLON, JILL BLUE -CROSS S, BLUE :SHIELD BOEDING, DONALD BREES6 ADA BRENNEAIAN, EMIL TRIA--r- RINE L ING CO ENTS URVICES INC. NURSERY -Co. •. as -CITY SUPPLIES TANNING AND ' SCHOOL II IME I ! IF r - v COUNCIL LISTING MAY.31, 1985 PRODUCT DECRIPTION AMOUNT TELEPHONE EQUIP FEE 2091 PROFESSIONAL SERVICE 2a_i OCE35ING SUP .2 ONAL SERVICE NSURANCE .7713 ONAL SERVICE FT :SHOP SALE FT :SHOP SALE FT.SHOP SALE NEOUS 20,0 ONAL SERVTCE 20 :3 /*0 33 FT SHOP SALE FT SHOP SALE EMBERSHIPS UPPLIES !'ICE EQUIP FT SHOP 8p SALE 1G. NEMSPAP FT AHOP 2 SALE ;ENCIES ,ENCIES qq PT SHOP SALE ITAL RET. 11Oi ORO NGS 1 131 ICULATING 3. ILICATIONS 451 IEOUS 31951 RENTAL :301 521 5. 'T 'S HOP SALE :SERVICE 5( HALaSERVICE 1x63` /*0 INC. ;NCE NC. lNC. COUNCIL LISTING MAY.31. 1985 VENDOR NAME FUND: INTRAGOVNTAL SERVICE A T & T INFORMATION SYSTEMS TELEPHONE EQUIP. FEE -1,207. ADNIL ENTERPRISES MISCELLANEOUS SUPP. e5.' AHERN/PERSHING OFFICE.SUPPLIES 271: AKERS PATRICK PUBLIC SAFETY -RET, 467.' ALEIARDER PHYLLIS TRAVEL ADVANCE 270a ALT DENNIS REIMS FOR DAMAGES 4a AL LRFER MACHINERY CO. ST CLEANING & REP. 537, AN M PRODUCTS CORP MISCELLANEOUS SUPP. 7i 1 AUTOMATED OFFICE SYSTEMS PHOTOCOPY,SUPPLIES :332.1 BALLAST ERIC DEPOSITS 30.1 BARRON MOTOR SUPPLY TOOLS 446., BEBEE DEAN PUBIC SXFETY;RET. 896., BENDER, MICHAEL REIMS FOR -DAN GES ¢r! BEZANSONr ELAINE REINS FOR DAMAGES .I BIG BEAR EQUIPMENT INC TRACTORIS) 10.813;; BLUE CROSS i BLUE SHIM HEALTH INSURANCE 1:285. BOB ZIMMERMAN FORD, INC. TWO""�TON TRUCKS 1r558:1 BOREN HARRY BORGENSON SALES: INC. BREESE CO INC BUSINESS ESSENTIALS:.INC. BUTLER PAPER C 6 ARMSTRONG &.SONS CO. ON pCpANNON Lf -CHARLEY CAPITOL:ZNPLENENT CO CAPITOL;PROPANE GAS loo, INC. CAPP.Sr HAZEL QEDAR•JONNSON FARN.SERVICE CO. CCERTIFIED NARLES GABUS FORD CHUCK 'SMITH DISTRIBUTING, .INC. lBURCH ADAM RURCHILL TRUCK LINES: INC. ITY ELECTRIC SUPPLY,.INC. "LARKS KALO ,LAYTOII.INDUSTRIES .OMMUNICATIONS ENGINEERING CO. "ONSOLIDATED OFFICE SUPPLY ONSUMERS COOPERATIVE SOCIETY 'ONTRACTORIS TOOL & SUPPLY CO. BOOK WILLIAM :RAIL SUSAN 2RESCSNT ELECTRIC SUPPLY CO. )AILY IOWAN )AVE LONG PROTECTIVE PRODUCTS )AVENPORT SPRING CO.,.INC. COUNCIL LISTING MAY.31, 1985 PRODUCT DECRIPTION AMOUNT HELENO NEa JESSICA �KEVINRT CAROL �EQUIPMENTFCONC. MANUFACTURING CO.: INC. :3r I OR VEMMETTNANE DENNIS OIL CO., INC, ETN OHM 1S INC MAiL. BANK 6F ST, PAUL COUNCIL LISTING MAY 31, 1985 PRODUCT DECRIPTION AN PUBLIC.SAFETY-RET 1, PHOTO SUPP,.G EQUIP. TOOLS GASOLINE 190 iN EQUIPMENT CORP, JANICE G MOTOR EXPRESS -CO. BROTHERS CO,, INC• MARY EN, THOMAS ON GLASS NIG MOTORS INC, PAN NBBUS SALES i PARTS CO, EfE.INTERNATIONAL•TRUCKS EYE STATE BANK EYEWELD i REPAIR R CID :LE MA INGtJAMES AN M BROWN C09 RA MOND LIN GN POWER C09 STETLER KATHY N MOLL{ DAY WRECKER B CRANE SERV, SAND, WILLIAM 'PAN CAR WASH CORP RN0NAL WORLD OF BIKES BOOK i SUPPLY CO, CITY ASSOC, OF CITY PETTY CASH .CITY PRESS -CITIZEN CITY REALTORS BUILDING i CITY NEC, CTP PETTY CAS DEPT OF TRANIPORTATION GLASI DEPOT �.BTATE BANKAS 6 ELECTRIC IS ►OAB 'SON KATHLEEN 1ERS6N BANK OF MISSOURI iPROOUROLEUINMAINTENANCE VALLEY FfLMS, .INC, Irl 4,5 Z 3 .1 B Ble,0 �S ;s 16 .7 3,0 3:9 1 1 9 3 1,] , COUNCIL LISTING MAY.31, 1935 PHOTO LABS, .INC. MOLLY DAYCARE TAXING D COr,.INC. OFFICE PRODUCTS WHEEL S EQUIPMENT CO. BUZZ BUSINESS SYSTEMS,:INC. MFG i SUPPLY CO. EQUIPMENT CO. �MRS�MRAY !Y, MARY Vi C0 , INC. HENT •CO„ .INC. . L GS, LTD, BODY QUIPMENT CO. ORES, INC. RING, .INC. 1,04 6 1,03 :32 44 2,63 1•, OS B4 1,21 PRODUCT DECRIPTION CO. DEPOSITS PUBLIC SAFETY -RET. EQUIP. RENTAL PUBLIC SAFETY -RET. REIMS FOR DAMAGES 9 REP. TRAVEL ADVANCE sNING DEPOSITS OTIVE FLUIDS GASES i OTHER p GENERAL EQUIPMENT ANEOUS SUPP. PUBLIC SAFETY -RET, ID SUPP, DEPOSITS 1r PUBLIC SAFETY -RET ICE,INC. OUh IDE;PRINTIMGEA. CONST, SUPP, VEHICLE REPAIRS .PUBLIC SAFETY;RET. 1 TRUCKS REIMS FOR DAMAGES REIMS FOR 'DAMAGES CO. PUBLIC ME EQUIP. FEE SAFETY -RET. is AE REPAIRS REIMS FORFDAMAGES IANING G REP. DATA PROCESSING 'OR DAMAGES VEHICLE REPAIRS SAFETY -RET, REIMS FOR:DAMAGES PUBLIC SAFETY -RET, PHOTO LABS, .INC. MOLLY DAYCARE TAXING D COr,.INC. OFFICE PRODUCTS WHEEL S EQUIPMENT CO. BUZZ BUSINESS SYSTEMS,:INC. MFG i SUPPLY CO. EQUIPMENT CO. �MRS�MRAY !Y, MARY Vi C0 , INC. HENT •CO„ .INC. . L GS, LTD, BODY QUIPMENT CO. ORES, INC. RING, .INC. 1,04 6 1,03 :32 44 2,63 1•, OS B4 1,21 //Vj ISTRUCKSS irl6 ,23 220 EQUIP. RENTAL .90 9 REP. sNING i SAFETY;RET. :30 .OR DAMAGES ANEOUS SUPP. 92 ID SUPP, 3 1r 3Q IITRUCKSURANCE CONST, SUPP, 33 1 TRUCKS 4,R' IONAL SERVICE 1 ME EQUIP. FEE 95 is AE REPAIRS 37,22 IANING G REP. 1x26 'OR DAMAGES SAFETY -RET, 74 1 74 EQUIPMENT EQUIPMENT 4 'OR DAMAGES PARATUSSUPP. 3 //Vj it .Ir COUNCIL LISTING MAY 31, 1985 IAME PRODUCT DECRIPTION LY NURSERY, INC• REINS OF EXPENSES A1401 Y Co. ST CLEANING 55 G REP, 3 PUALIC SAFETY -RET. REIMS FOR DAMAGES 61 '11INC. BUSES Za PAINT i SUPPLIES fNC. IER CORP. FREIGHTOR DAMAGES PUBLIC SAFETY -RET, INC, TRUCKCS) 1. 03 E, 2:07 ARTOF.F.ICE SUPPLIES REIMS FOR DAMAGES .26 DRIAN OFFICE SUPPLIES GENERALSEQUIPMENT. 45 G REPAIR .62 PUBLIC SAFETY -RET.. 79 PUBLIC SAFETT•RET. 52 PUBLIC SAFETY -RET. 69 ES PUBLIC SAFETY -RET. 1i.50 LDING SUPPLY MISCELLANEOUS DEPOSITS SUPP. 2, RAINRICA, INC. BUSES TWO -TON TRUCKS �� 0 2y, OFFICE EQUIP. 'IICIPAG.LEASING COMMUNICATION RENTAL [N EQUIP. 114 REINS FOR DAMAGES s PUBLIC SAFETY•RE7. SAFETY .44' SHOES PUBLIC SAFETTeRET. 7A` .ADVERTISING ,nRo TNO7iON !RUCKS 4,224 ARwoouam D BLUE EL, C D. EG 'GLENN ouf3T H. SHELTON K, DIME L CONST. �RAND1� 'EQUIPMENT, INC. R ANN �US.DEPOT iuSTANDARDAN 1 ROSEMARY lbM RS. DALE !ETkOLEUM C0•, INC. RO CEN U R FORD, INC. 2.4 1 11 1 :2 7 I COUNCIL LISTING MAY -UP -1985 VENDOR NAME PRODUCT OECRIPTION AMOUNT :asasaaaaasaaaa FUND TOTAL 1.0170397.14 i I 1 r ; I COUNCIL LISTING MAY -UP -1985 VENDOR NAME PRODUCT OECRIPTION AMOUNT :asasaaaaasaaaa FUND TOTAL 1.0170397.14 COUNCIL LISTING MAY 31r 1985 I VENDOR NAME FUNDS SPECIAL REVENUE FUND i COUNCIL LISTING MAY 31y 1965 PRODUCT DECRIPTION AMOUNT ASSISTED HOUSING j VARIOUS LANDLORDS BARNES, PEARL COLONIAL TERRACE BOARTS, LEO 6 MILDRED CITY OF IOWA CITY GILBERT MANOR cuninecieu aMPNv. 19�826f-60 .OUTSIDE PRINTING FILM PROCESSING i VENDOR NAME FUNDS SPECIAL REVENUE FUND i COUNCIL LISTING MAY 31y 1965 PRODUCT DECRIPTION AMOUNT ASSISTED HOUSING j VARIOUS LANDLORDS BARNES, PEARL COLONIAL TERRACE BOARTS, LEO 6 MILDRED CITY OF IOWA CITY GILBERT MANOR cuninecieu aMPNv. 19�826f-60 .OUTSIDE PRINTING FILM PROCESSING 3:355.64 415t.38 SD'ELLPNONE,EOUIPRAFEE SO LD INGiINPROVINENT POSTAGE BUILOING!INPROVEMEN! GRAPHIC:SUPPLIES 1`;09 -it 84 lE4:E3 BOOKS) BOO K [3 AID TO AGENCIES 61 .86 1•00 :3P29;00 FUND TOTAL :rsssrrsssrosr .34.117.68 RENT 85,242.25 RENT- 100.00 RENT 561.00 RENT 191.00 APRIL EXPENSES 11,493.92 RENT 199.00 ASSISTED HOUSING TOTAL 97,787.17 GRAND TOTAL 2.011,145.01 10 1204 E. Washington Iowa City, ia. June 12, 1985 The Honorable John McDonald, Mayor Iowa City Iowa Dear Mr. Mayor`' Please accept my resignation from the Urban Environment Ad Hoc Committee. Since I am no longer on the Planning and Zoning Commission, I feel that it would be more appropriate for the Commission to be represented by a Current member. I consider it a privelege to have been able to serve the City of Iowa City for the past ten years. If there is another capacity in which you feel that I might be of service, please feel free to call me so that we might discuss it. c.c. T. Scott Yours truly, Jan R. Jakobsen F I L E JUN 1319E MARIAN K. K�ARR CITY CLERK.(1) R E C E I V E D J U N 71985 John Bramwell .922 I:irkwood Ave. Iowa City,Iowa 52240 June 7,1985 City of Iowa City,City Counsel Members Iowa City Civic Center 410 E.Wasshington St. Iowa City,Iowa 52240 City Counsel Members, I am considering buying the property at 406 Grant St. in Iowa City. I plan to do extensive remodeling to the house which would require that the current building codes be met. To meet those requirements,a driveway measuring 181x19lwould have to be built on the property. The lot onwhich the house now sits is not large enough to accommodate this. A few years ago the City purchased the lot to the north of the 406 Grant St. property for $189500. This was done to facilitate the reconstruction of the Muscatine Ave.bridge,and flood control to Balston Greek. At this time a house was located on the property and was subsequently removed,leaving the lot vaeant,as it is today. I would like to buy a small portion of the City's lot to enable me to install adequate off street parking. The area that I am offering to purchase is 151x200of the southwest oorner(see drawing). I am offering a price of $.70 per square foot. I arrived at this figure by dividing the value of the land,$4625.00(25% of the total amount paid, $181500)by the square footage of the lot,6575sq.ft. My total offer then for the 151x201seotion is $210.00. Kindly inform me of your decision on this matter as soon as possible. Yours very truly, t John Bramwell 1/07 i I i I I i I j I i I I ' I i I i i j I I I I i j PROPERTY DESC.RIPTION: ALL OF LOT 1 EXCEPT THE SOUTH. 42' OF d, WEST 72' OV LOT 1, BLOCK 3, RUNDELL �. ADDITION. DO NOT DISTURB SERVICE FOR 40G STREET (APPROX. , SOUTH OF SOUTH I OF SIDEWALK), (APPROX. 44' SOUT OF SOUTH EDGE OF , SIDEWALK) , I Iz'e 1 1309 E. COURT ST. rein Ln 0 9 4" t4'e e• o e 4.. 2. 3" _RALSTON _ CREE—� e TREE TO BE SAVED TREE TO BE REMOVED CJS , • :FIGURE I on I /0-7 W. .►, Sr 'Kam Drm June 3, 1905 Mayor and City Council City of Iowa City 410 E. Washington Iowa City, Iowa 52240 JUN u3 11'65 (VARIAN K. KARR CITY CLERK (1) As General Manager of a new establishment in the downtown area, I find some concern regarding an obvious statement and trend I see developing. I feel that I should vocalize my viewpoint regarding this matter. This concerns the recent statements and apparent direction of some members of the City Council towards sidewalk cafes. via all the reports of discussion I have been getting, which I must admit are third hand, I have been lead to believe the sentiment of the council appears to be that establishments such as the Holiday Inn --Iowa City and Bushnell's Turtle who have distinctive sidewalk cafes are more or less being charged with the fact that they have an unfair advantage over competing downtown businesses as a result of these outdoor cafes. Lets look at this thought from a slightly different viewpoint. Anyone who owns their land and chooses to develop it as a sidewalk cafe is more than welcome to. Because we did not develop the full extent of our lot into a building, warehousing or whatever, does that mean this is an unfair advantage to other establishments who chose to develop their property in another manner and pursue year round business? I would assume that the reverse would be true of the current sentiments. If every establishment around the city is able to set up a sidewalk cafe on city owned property it would be an unfair advantage for Mr. Zastrow and Dr. Johnson who are the owners of the previously mentioned businesses. Again, I can very easily find disagreement with the city on this issue and think that if this was opened up for a number of individuals, instead of preserving Iowa City's dignified and distinctive environment, we would be opening up our community to a carnival like atmosphere. Will dress shops also be able to utilize ten feet in front of their businesses for display and sales? Are restaurants the only establishments being allowed to do this? Will we have jewelry stores doing this? Will art shops be allowed ? What about retail shops sandwiched between cafes? HOLIDAY INN`•IOWA CITY 210 South Dubuque Street • Iowa City,, Iowa 52240 a 3101337405B Oeeralee by CIDCO Memeemenl Co. Inc. Under Litems i i I ■ I -z- I wanted to give you the additional benefit of my thought, as proprietor of an establishment with a sidewalk cafe, who chose to develop the land in this manner. Please remember the owners of the Holiday Inn and Bushnell's Turtle have a large investment, which needs to be payed off by our dedication and perseverance to these businesses, and we pay our proper and fair shares of property taxes on these establishments. We are dedicated to the preservation of our establishments and the business they bring into the area for the betterment of Iowa City. Would someone setting up a four month venture on another person's property be as dedicated? Our establishments are out of the public right of way, helping to prevent Iowa City from becoming an overlaid and crowded area. Would this also hold true with the proposals I have heard most recently? Thank you for your concern in this matter. Sin rely, Robert G. Bray General Manager Holiday Inn --Iowa City RGB:sg I � I I WILL J. HAYEK (1096-1062) JOHN W.HAYEK C. PETER HAYEK C. JOSEPH HOLLAND WILLIAM D. WERGER HAYEK. HAYEK, HAYEK & HOLLAND ATTORNEYS AT LAW 110 EAST WASHINGTON STREET IOWA CITY. IOWA 03260-3076 June 8, 1985 City Council c/o Marian Karr, City Clerk City of Iowa City Civic Center Iowa City, Iowa 52240 F o L E JUN 10 1985 MARIAN K. KARR CITY CLERK (1) Re: Terence H. Williams and Glenys 0. Williams - Melrose Lake Tort Claila Dear Mayor McDonald and Council Members: As you know, I represent Drs. Terence and Glenys Williams, owners of property located in Section 30, Township 79, North, Range'6 West of the 5th P.M. in Iowa City, Johnson County, Iowa. This'property has come to be known as the Melrose Lake property. It is my understanding that on June 4, 1985; the City Council gave final approval to an ordinance amending the Iowa City zoning ordinance and effecting a downzoning of the Williams property. The City Council changed the zoning category applicable to the Williams property from RM -12 to RS -8. It is my client's contention that the action of the City Council'in'downzoning their property has accom- plished a "taking" of the Williams property in violation of the laws of the State of Iowa as well as provisions of the United States Constitution. Specifically, we believe that the City's action has constituted a taking of plaintiff's property without due process of law and further in violation of the Fifth Amendment to the United States Constitution which prohibits taking of private property for public use without just compensation. In addition, the constitution of the State of Iowa prohibits taking of private property without just compensation first being made. We cannot tell you at this time the amount of damages sustained by plaintiff. We previously have pro- vided the Council with expensive economic information concerning this property. We fear that the Council's i i AREA CODE 319 337-9606 I City Council - 2 - June 8, 1985 action not only will substantially constitute a taking of the Williams property but that substantial consequential damages resulting from that taking will also occur. My client's.will look to the City, through the courts, for reimbursement of .those damages. Accordingly, please consider this letter as a notice under the provisions of,Chapter'613A of the Code of Iowa of the Williams tort claian's against the City as a result of the City's wrongful actions outlined above. Specific= ally, this letter is'intended as a tort claim notice under Section'613A.5 of the Code of Iowa. Very tru y yo rs, ohn WAay"ek JWH:cs cc: Drs. Terence and Glenys WilliaMs --------------- City of Iowa City MEMORANDUM Date: May 31, 1985 To: Honorable Mayor and City Council From: James Brachtel, Traffic Engineer Re: Parking Prohibition on Arbor Drive As directed by Section 23-16 of the Municipal Code of Iowa City, this is to advise you of the following action: ACTION: Pursuant to Traffic Engineer twill direct hetins installation of o NO PARKING ANY de of Iowa TIMEhontheCthe south and west sides of Arbor Drive between Friendship Street and Peterson Street. This action will take place on or shortly after June 19, 1985. COMMENT: A postcard survey was conducted which polled the opinion of the residents of Arbor Drive. 21 of the responding residents favored the removal and 5 were opposed to the removal. 14 of the respondents preferred the removal from the west and south sides. 10 preferred removal from the east and north sides. 2 of the respondents had no preference. /sa F o L E 0 MAY 3 1 1585 MARIAN K. KARR CITY CLERK (1) i I i i i i 124 Horth First Avenue Iowa City, IA 52240 June 3, 1985 Iowa City City Council Civic Center 410 l=ast Washington Iowa City, IA 52240 Dear Air. Mayor and Council Members: I.t is with concern for the downtown ambiance, traffic flow, and possible restrictive barriers to retail stores that I urge the council to not proceed with the leasing of plaza space for retail sales. With different sized tables and chairs, multi -colored tables and umbrellas combined with those already existing on the vendors' carts, I feel a "carnival spectacle" atmosphere would "cheapen" the visual ambiance of the plaza area. The extension of ten feet from the face of most buildings on the plaza would leave only five feet remaining between that extended area and the existing green -space planted areas -- hardly enough room for two people to walk, much less a wheel- chair and another person to negotiate. This is not enough room for the throngs of people downtown on special -events days or on pleasant days when the college students are in town. A business situated between two restaurants which may want to extend ten feet from their existing building face would effectively be tunneled and surely face lost revenues. Many potential legal ramifications will surely emerge from the implementation of this ten -foot lease rule. Sincerely, Dean Thornberry JUAI 03 tcrr, DD MARIAN K. KARR CITY CLERK (1) I PRECEDING DOCUMENT J�(4) i , 124 North First Avenue Iowa City, IA 52240 } June 3, 1985 i Iowa City City Council e Civic Center 410 East Washington Iowa City, IA 52240 Dear Mr. Mayor and Council Members: It is with concern for the downtown ambiance, traffic j flow, and possible restrictive barriers to retail stores that I urge the council to not proceed with the leasing of plaza space for retail sales. 1 � With different sized tables and chairs, multi -colored I tables and umbrellas combined with those already existing on the vendors' carts, I feel a "carnival spectacle" atmosphere would "cheapen" the visual ambiance of the plaza area. The extension of ten feet from the face of most buildings on the plaza would leave only five feet remaining between that y extended area and the existing green -space planted areas -- hardly enough room for two people to walk, much less a wheel- chair and another person to negotiate. This is not enough room for the throngs of people downtown on special -events days or on pleasant days when the college students are in town. A business situated between two restaurants which may want to extend ten feet from their existing building face would effectively be tunneled and surely face lost revenues. r Many potential legal ramifications will surely emerge from I. the implementation of this ten -foot lease rule. Sincerely, j Dean Thornberry i . i JUN 03 !s -r, i MARIAN K. KARR CITY CLERK (1) I Dear Mayor McDonald The Iowa City Council will hold a Public Hearing Tuesday June 16th, on the proposed rezoning of 6.46 acres of undeveloped land located between Scott Blvd and Peterson Street, one-eighth mile south of Court Street. This land is currently RS -5, the lowest density residential zoning; the recommendation is to approve a zone, OPD -H, which allows for more dense type of residential development. As a neighborhood we have serious reservations about this change. At the May 2nd Planning and Zoning Commission meeting we were told the proposed development of Vista Park Village would be similar /compatible with the existing lots and structures in the area. OPD --H zoning allows a dwelling unit to be built on an 8,000 square foot lot. Attached is a plat map and accompanying fact sheet of the Court Hill IIA subdivision which clearly shows the existing lot sizes of the adjacent neighborhood are larger than 8,000 s.f. The May 2 P&Z meeting exposed a misunderstanding among several commission members regarding the size of the lots. In actuality, most of the lots are less than 8,000 s.f. with a range of 5,325 - 6,500 s.f. The largest lot is #1 which is 11,212 s.f. The Planning a zoning Commission has permitted several variances from standard procedures in order to allow the proposed subdivision to meet the minimum density for RS -5 zoning: A. They allowed the inclusion of open spaces in computing average square footage lot size. B. The amount of the dedicated R -O -W was reduced to allow the overall dwelling unit density (total land area minus street right-of-way area) within the planned development be computed on the basis of least restrictive use. C. Structures do not have to comply with setback requirements from the areas without sidewalks but only from the back of the street curb. PARKING: The Planning and Zoning Commission has compromised on the width of the street in Vista Park. City requirement is 28 feet but Vista Park will be 25 feet. The rationale for this reduction is to allow the street to be consistent with similar residential streets in the Court Hill addition. Furthermore this allows the mathematical computations permitting the higher density development to conveniently work. What is not mentioned is the effect this has on parking, street maintenance and safety. In a development where structures will be basementless with only a single car garage it would not seem unreasonable to expect residents to use the garage space for storage. This in turn results in vehicles being parked in the drives and on the street. As past experience has shown, the accumulative amount of vehicles in a neighborhood combined with the restricted amount of parking space eventually forces //'51 residents to park in the R -o -W areas or on lawns. Next we have enforcement problems. On -street parking is always a problem for City maintenance. With a reduction in the size of the street, snow removal equipment can not operate as effectively (risking damage to cars on street and thereby increasing the City's liability and insurance); refuse collection vehicles and personnel must operate in a more confined area making their job more difficult and again unnecessarily exposing children to potential hazards by not being able to follow acceptable safety standards for dangerous and heavy equipment such as a garbage truck. Finally, public safety vehicles, specifically fire trucks, would have a match more difficult time maneuvering in an area where small streets are reduced in width even more because parked cars exist. Again, it is not unusual to find parked vehicles, jockeying for limited parking space, to crowd accessibility to fire hydrants. P&Z says this is similar to the Court Hill neighborhood. The only similarity is the width of the street. Parking is permitted on both sides of the street - not a recommended solution. Most houses in Court Hill have a basement and two car garages thereby greatly relieving the burden of vehicle storage spilling into the street. Front yard setbacks have been reduced allowing only 20' between garages and curb or sidewalk. Assuming garages will became storage areas eventually forcing alternate parking of vehicles and a homeowner has two cars, does this 20' setback prohibit parking both vehicles in the drive? Certainly, if two cars are parked in a 20' area overlapping the sidewalk, impedanent of pedestrian traffic occurs. This will always be the case when friends visit, relatives spend a few days or social activities are undertaken. HONDGENIM OF THE NEIGHBORHOOD SIMCTURES: The units proposed in this development range from 900 to 1000s.f. excluding single car attached garages. However, it is important to note these structures do not have basements. The vast majority of hones in the Arbor Hill subdivision have either finished basements (thus qualifying as taxable living areas), daylight basements, or raised basements. The habitable living space in the homes is greater than 1450s.f. Although the modification (reduction) of setbacks to permit a zero lot line is rationalized to provide more useable private open space than conventional developnent, this justification only emphasizes all the more that OPD -H rezoning is the wrong kind of developnent for this area. A less dense type of subdivision should be seriously considered. TRAFFIC FLOW: With the addition of 30 new dwelling units the developer has proposed Peterson Street be completed. This would connect Arbor Drive - Peterson - Shamrock. It also effectively creates the potential for a "race track" effect. Additional traffic flow on Arbor Dr. & Shamrock streets with undersized widths and on -street parking permitted for both sides, can jeapordize the safety of the residents. No mention has been made of any traffic control devices (i.e. stop signs). One solution is to open the proposed development to Scott Blvd. This would certainly curtail the heavier traffic flow expected in the residential area. iDCPRA0MINAR7 VOTE: Attached is a petition signed by property owners within 200' of the boundaries of the proposed development whose property equals 20% of the total of Vista Park village. This petition as directed by State Statute requires an extraordinary vote of the total Council for a change in the current zoning. PETERSON STREET: The developer has proposed the residents of Arbor Hill subdivision be special assessed to pay for the construction of Peterson Street - an undeveloped portion of r -o -w between Shamrock & Arbor Dr. This street is essential to the development. As residents and taxpayers we vehemently oppose this. Any costs incurred in the proposed development should be borne by the developer. If the assessment route is undertaken, then the City, as an adjacent property owner, as well as property owners in the neighborhood, would be required to finance a sizeable portion of this improvement. if the developer recommends the City solely fund the Peterson St. improvement, then develop m taxpayers in the Iowa City Community subsidizes the In either case, why should the City contribute public funds to enhance private profit? Has a precedent been set for this? Is this the kind of precedent that should be set? Furthermore, why should the neighborhood fund the street improvement to contribute to the developer's profits? In section 36-47 of the City code, paragraph (f) it states " . . . (the proposed planned development) will not adversely affect nearby properties;". Any assessment of the nearby properties certainly has an adverse affect on then. AFFORDABLE HOUSING: The Planning & Zoning Commission has continued to compromise on issues based on the theme of promoting affordable housing. However, are they overreacting to this and in the process decreasing the quality of residential development. The developer has compromised by dedicating the private streets to Public property. He is required of course to do this and even if he was not the.expense to the property owners of Vista Park for maintenance would adversely affect "affordable housing themes". Mr. Erdahl, how many phone calls do you think you would receive if the snow plows and sanitation trucks stop on Peterson and not service Vista Park. The developer is not being required to put in a vegetative buffer; or a 7" PCC street surface (current public road standards in Iowa City require a 7 inch surface); or a 28' wide street. Sidewalks are alloyed on only one side of the street. Are the open spaces to be retained under private ownership and if so has //5, the developer proposed the procedures to be followed in maintaining the area and the means for financing maintenance costs (36-47 E3a)? If not, is this another compromise whereby the City taxpayers are obligated to pay for the maintenance of the open spaces? The developer wants to cram in as many dwelling units as he can (5000+ s.f.) with structures that may lack adequate storage and require variances in setback requirements to acccmodate high density development. Finally he wishes us to pay for the development of Peterson. The City's Planning staff has offered alternatives to the developer, but he has ignored their suggestions. Is this the attitude of an individual who is trying to provide reasonable housingl or the attempt of a developer to ' take short-cuts wherever he can to increase his profits? { ADVEMSING: Finally, I have noticed that these parcels are being advertised in the newspaper. Perhaps this is common procedure for real estate development. However, it certainly seems as though the developer is taking a lot of us for granted. We have serious concerns about the proposal and we hope you take these concerns into consideration prior to making your decision. 4 shown 'below are the lot sizes of 36 lots that are in the Dart of Court Hill Part 11A that lies directly to the west of the area known as !Vista Park Villace. The lots are located on Arbor Drive, Aruor Circle. and Beech Street. Lot No. Square Ft. 488 14915 469 11011 490 14321 491 13330 492 14694 493 14057 494 16217 495 i5a31 496 13005 497 12956 49a 13389 499 12639 500 11247 501 10533 �53 15986 j 554 12166 S55 9154 S56 9149 _57 9143 558 9147 559 9119 560 9145 561 9153 562 9150 563 9074 564 8395 E63 10312 566 9603 567 8139 568 26236 569 c'0051 570 20973 571 11643 572 9497 573 11309 574 12333 otal Area: 447022 (not inclucina streets or areen spaces) i verace Size: 12417.27 Sq. Ft. 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Dp• ;T C41'eye r� • � 33 S6 9 � as"x8'33" .� 82 a °h c` � 39'.i0'SZ" D P` 1.0 h /dS. 00 Own er: Plum Grove Acres, Inc. • � r� P P,• ` //S. 9. Owner 'a At'crn e y: c'd Gucos �N _ 566 r+• �� 0 P .o .Oth L e June 12, 1985 Mrs. Richard Jackson c/o P.O. Box 430 Iowa City, Iowa 52244 Dear Mrs. Jackson, r I rik 0 r 1 I �a Urev�vw 817 South Capitol Street Iowa City, Iowa 52240 Phone (319) 351-2506 Thank you for your response to the ad we recently ran in the Press -Citizen regarding the new subdivision we are currently planning. The area is called Vista Park Village and is located immediately east of Peterson Street and is bordered on the south by the Ralston Creek area. We are planning to build 30 single family homes. Depending on the IndIvId- ual locations, n�omP mw. n. .e ti- nts-aMougk most are scheduled to be ldt-without.—Each�ome-wiii ve :unity car attach -g -e- nd-ids own aide. Cront and rent yard area. We have designed the homes using a con emporary styling so 's't-the community will be unified ut not app as a row of simlllar houses. We have provided some open spaces withfn- the `d—evelopment wh cTcni will-Ve—used by the property owners as they see fit. Each home will be constructed with energy conservation in mind. Triple p glazed windows, extra ceiling and sidewall Insulation are all standard. Each home will come standard with floor coverings. An allowance is Included so that the owners can select his own colors. Appliances will be an optional Stem except for the range hood and the disposal. These are Included as a standard. We are currently in the process of getting city approval for the subdlvl- aion. We should be able to begin site work sometime in July with the actual construction beginning late summer or early fall. The first homes should be ready to occupy by late fall assuming all things go as scheduled. Thank you again for your Interest and we will be In contact with you as our plans progress. Ver truly yours, Loran L. Hershberger, Presiden LLH/cs ,� a .�anze- ad.iaiz caLa& gaz4w So�4w4r, PS7 We, the undersigned, wish to express our concern for the proposed rezoning of 6.46 acres of land lying between Scott Boulevard and Peterson Street, one-eighth mile south of Court Street from RS -5 to OPD -H. We feel the Planning and Zoning Commission should consider thoroughly the effect the proposed changes would have on area residents, school population and the City's infrastructure. Name Address Baa `d - 3a os Cttik Sarf 7�. .C7iS.c�..c. Sas &&X 330 G .33o b 04VI� %i(0 000 33 1A. //s% We, the undersigned, wish to express our concern for the proposed rezoning of 6.46 acres of land lying between Scott Boulevard and Peterson Street, one-eighth mile south of Court Street from RS -5 to OPD -H. We feel the Planning and Zoning Commission should consider thoroughly the effect the proposed changes would have on area residents, school population and the City's infrastructure. N Address //S, We, the undersigned, wish to express our concern for the proposed rezoning of 6.46 acres of land lying between Scott Boulevard and Peterson Street, one-eighth mile south of Court Street from RS -5 to OPD -H. We feel the Planning and Zoning Commission should consider thoroughly the effect the proposed changes would have on area residents, school population and the City's infrastructure. Name Address d g AFfl/y2 C'k. /oowii c?/TY C-2) 3 4rd�//r C; r, la i i j f I 1/-_% 1 I The folloing property owners oppose the rezoning of 6.46 acres of undeveloped land located between Scott Blvd ;. and Peterson Street, one-eigth mile south of Court Street. The land is currently zoned RS - 5. Developers have { requested this be changed to OPD - H zoning. This list t contains names of property owners whose adjacent property F: amounts to 20% or more of the total of Vista Park Village 4 and/or are property owners within 200 feet of the boundaries { of the proposed development: i Name Address i The follo�ng property owners oppose the rezoning of 6.48 acres of undeveloped land located between Scott Blvd and Peterson Street, one-eigth mile south of Ccurt Street. The land is currently zoned RS - 5. Devo;�lopers have requested this be changed to DPD - H zoning. This list contains names of property owners whose adjacent property amounts to 20% or more of the total of Vista Park Village and/or are property owners within 200 feet of the boundaries of the proposed development: . Name Address Oe ------------ -- - -p--^---------- ■ 1. __ __ .. - - - - - __ - - - - _..___.._.._..__.__.._..,F CITY OF IOWA CITY CMCCENTER410E.WASHNGTONSr. IOWA CITY, IOWA 52240 (319)356-5000 NOTICE THE CITY COUNCIL OF IOWA CITY IS CONSIDERING AN APPOINTMENT TO THE FOLLOWING COMMITTEE: DESIGN REVIEW COMMITTEE One vacancy Indefinite term June 18, 1985 The duties of the members of the Design Review Committee include encouraging and promoting the acceptability, attractiveness, cohesiveness and general design compatibility of now construc- tion and rehabilitation, both public and private, within and adjacent to the central business dis- trict of Iowa City; to 'review preliminary plans and development and construction in both the pri- vat@ and public sectors; to make racasnandations on the architectural, aesthetic and general design aspects of all proposed public and private im- provements within and adjacent to the central business district redevelopment area. Iowa City appointed members of boards and commis- sions must be qualified voters of the City of Iowa City, Iowa. This appointment will be made at the June 18, 1985 meeting of the City Council at 7:30 P.M. in the Council Chambers. Persons interested in being considered for this position should contact the City Clark, Civic Center, 410 East Washington. Application forms are available from the Clerk's office upon request. -. ----------- -ter-. - Jtme 18, 1985 DESIGN REVIEW COMSIIME - One vacancy - Indifinite term June 18, 1985 to -- Craig Welt 1150 Stmset Street Naomi Novick 306 Mullin Avenue Xarlen M. Fellows 15 Prospect Place - CITY OF IOWA CITY - ADVISORY BOARD/COMMISSION APPLICATION FORM Individuals serving on Boards/Commissions play an important -roii��(( ,aadQv n theDD Council on matters of interest to our community and its future. Applicarf'QS'm reside in Iowa City. p� The City Council announces Advisory Board/Commission vacancies 90 {ya��hi�rjr F�R]5-R date the appointment will be made. This period provides for a 30 -day advidtisi riidddd and a 60 -day training period for now members. The training period allows new members to become familiar with the responsibilities and duties of the advisory board/commisslon before becoming a full voting member. After a vacancy has been announced and the 30 -day advertising period has expired, the Council reviews all applications during the informal work session. The appointment is announced at the next formal Council meeting. Appointees serve as unpaid volunteers. Council prefers that all applications must be submitted to the City Clark no later than one week prior to the announced appointment date. PLEASE USE•A BLACK INK PEN. THIS APPLICATION IS A PUBLIC DOCUMENT AND AS SUCH CAN BE REPRODUCED AND DISTRIBUTED FOR THE PUBLIC. THIS APPLICATION WILL BE CONSIDERED FOR 3 MONTHS ONLY. ADVISORY BOARD/COMMISSION NAME_D_esism Review Committee TERM Indefinite NAME Craig Welt HOME ADDRESS 1150 Sunset St., Iowa City, Iowa Is your home address (listed above) within the corporate limits of Iowa City? Yes OCCUPATION Insurance Agent EMPLOYER Welt-Ambrisco Insurance, Inc. PHONE NUMBERS: HOME 354-5190 BUSINESS 354-2070 EXPERIENCE ANO/OR ACTIVITIES WHICH YOU FEEL QUALITY YOU FOR THIS POSITIONO) Member-. City Relation C.ammittee-Iowa Citv Chamber of Comerce(B)Member of Cedar Rapids Fire Department Ad Hoc Committee -1983, Studied need. location & design of nev.central and satellite fire stations & spoke pnbl3ely t, mteaa Voters approved committee's recommendatio (C)Jaycees, member 5 yrs., Board of Directors; 3 yrs.,(180-185)(D) Business Backgrrnmd,'75-'85, management and sales '78 -present founded own business 181 (E)Phi. Gamma Delta Fraternity, Meenher '79� Preyim.- �74��75_ a{,mm1 Adel enr Cha7nnan 176-178 & '85 WHAT IS YOUR PRESENT KNOWLEDGE OF THIS ADVISORY BOARD? To review and make recommendations to the City rxmmrlt regarding acceptability, compatibility & aesthetics of all construction design plans. Also, to meet with developers, City staff and general public. WHAT CONTRIBUTIONS 00 YOU FEEL YOU CAN MAKE TO THIS ADVISORY BOARD (OR STATE REASON . FOR APPLYING)?(A)Commitment to community, born and raised here, lived here 24 years. (B)My business bac1q;round would help to round out the committee. (C) Work in downtown and easily accessible to public input. (D)Public speaking, management, leadership and eec n mazEng experience. Specific attention should be directed to possible conflict of interest as defined in Chapters 362.6, 403A.22 of the Code of Iowa. Should you be uncertain whether or not a potential conflict of interest exists, contact the Legal Dept. Will you have a conflict of Interest? _YES — NO If you are not selected, do you want to be notified? _YES _NO This application will be kept an file for 3 months. February 1983 117z .e - CITY OF IOWA CITY - ADVISORY BOARD/COMMISSION APPLICATION FORM ' Individuals serving on Boards/Commissions play an important -role in advising the Council on matters of interest to our community and its future. Applicants must reside in Iwo City. The City Council announces Advisory Board/Commission vacancies 90 days prior to the date the appointment will be made. This period provides for a 30 -day advertising period and a 60 -day training period for now members. The training period allows now members to become familiar with the responsibilities and duties of the advisory board/commission before becoming a full voting member. After a vacancy has been announced and the 30 -day advertising period has expired, the Council reviews all applications during the informal work session. The appointment is announced at the next formal Council meeting. Appointees serve as unpaid volunteers. Council prefers that all applications must be submitted to the City Clerk no later than one week prior to the announced appointment date. PLEASE USE A BLACK INK PEN. THIS APPLICATION IS A PUBLIC DOCUMENT AND AS SUCH CAN BE REPRODUCED AND DISTRIBUTED FOR THE PUBLIC. THIS APPLICATION WILL BE CONSIDERED /FOR 3 MONTHS ONLY. ADVISORY RI BOARD/COMMISSION NAME Dag a.. a lOn .; rt TERN 1 dt�•.;l NAME NAonu IUOJIL4 HOME ADDRESS SOL N flaw Ave, Is your home address (listed above) within the corporate limits of Iowa City? �g— OCCUPATION volgHte a EMPLOYER PHONE NUMBERS: HOME w-464 BUSINESS EXPERIENCE AND/OR ACTIVITIES WHICH YOU FEEL QUALITY YOU FOR THIS POSITION: u_:., .f.. _ _ ._a- 6:aA.., al,�d: de dam' (fSg�4 y- y II /� r�1CN. :I.p/�J^Y y�C? A. NL� n r al Ae �MIVfrS%IV Oi row, 14urs-.(cm 4 Ar/ If 7.1'-19,'.Z eomw'if e.n rif 1A� Ljqge 4 W0.0. Vf— f{a Orad' GtiiT a iia r 1 iru.'a.c{ e'f rte Vdamfer,93rpuoC. WHAT IS YOUR PRESENT KNOWLEDGE OF THIS ADVISORY BOARD? Slav- a oed unJ¢.alank'-p r A& L'nm '•H'at'e work -re- rea_a' "fine .Aai Mal dreeC;.dZM 4 41"r and, e...,.L•.o- rt C i+,n,'ff"eE MBmlotxs a6auf' ii+ rv'ew nerotar< T7 � WHAT CONTRIBUTIONS DO YOU FEEL YOU CAN MAKE TO THIS ADVISORY BOARD (OR STATE REASON FOR APPLYING)? A 11-d i;gmd t be es sire t f 's ;Mgn i Y fn fie t• d-Ag:.o a< Specific attention should be directed to possible conflict of interest as defined in Chapters 362.6, 403A.22 of the Code of Iowa. Should you be uncertain whether or not a potential conflict of interest exists, contact the Legal Dept. Will you have a conflict of interest? _YES _ANO p D If you are not selected, do you want to be notified? _AL YES _NTry O This application will be kept on file for 3 months. 1 Feb i} 04 1q�F MARIAN K. KART. CITY CLERK (1) / /70z - CITY OF IOWA CITY - ADVISORY BOARD/COMMISSION APPLICATION FORM 'Individuals serving on Boards/Commissions play an important -role in advising the Council on matters of interest to our community and its future. Applicants must reside in Iowa City. The City Council announces Advisory Board/Comission vacancies 90 days prior .to the date the appointment will be made. This period provides for a 30 -day advertising period and a 60 -day training period for now enters. The training period allows nw to members become familiar with the responsibilities and duties of the advisory boaawme be sito before becoming a full voting member. After a vacancy has been announced and the 30 -day advertising period has expired, the Council reviews all applications during the informal work session. The appointment is announced at the next formal Council meeting. Appointees serve as unpaid volunteers. Council prefers that all applications must be submitted to the City Clerk no later than one week prior to the announced ypointaent date. PLEASE USE A BLACK INK PEN. THIS APPLICATION IS A PUBLIC DOCUMENT AND AS SUCH CAN 9E REPRODUCED AND DISTRIBUTED FOR THE PUBLIC. THIS APPLICATION WILL BE CONSIOE D FOR 3 MONTHS ONLY. ADV�IcS.ORO LBOARD/COMMISSION NAME TERM �% %%+ •�� ' — HOME ADDRESS Is your home dress (listed above) within the corporate limits of Iowa City? OCCUPATION • & 4t. . EMPLOYER &J, ,L . �IP2 PHONE MRMBERS: HOME 35/-3RS3 8USINESS_3e1(- q y4[e EXPERIENCE ANO/OR ACTIVITIES WHICH YOU FEEL QUAL YOU FOR THIS POSITION: /r /... _ - _ _ .. d _ _ WHAT IS YOUR PRESENT KNOWLEDGE OF THIS ADVISORY BOARD? .. d X _ WHAT CONTRIBUTIONS FEEL YU CAN MAKE TO THIS VISORY BOARD (OR STATE REASON FOR APPLYING)? _".YqU 1. �(/_ ecific Attention- to Chapters 362.6, 403A.22ulof�the Codi of Iowa. Should you be uncertaictof in whether st as eornnot ed ia Potential conflict of interest exists, contact the Legal Dept. Will you have a conflict of interest? _YES _A_NO If you are not selected, do you want to be notified?-.A—YESNgl LS fl LS 2 D This application will be kept on file for 3 months. !U Feb 1983 �G'ra�'�5 j°65 MARIAN K. KAR R CITY CLERK (1) // 7z CITY OF IOWA CITY CMC CENTER 410 E. WASHNGTON ST. IOWA CITY, IOWA 52240 (319) 356-50M NOTICE THE CITY COUNCIL OF IOWA CITY IS CONSIDERING AN APPOINTMENT TO THE FOLLOWING COMMISSION: RIVERFRONT COMMISSION One vacancy - Unexpired term June 18, 1985 - December 1, 1986 It is the duty of members of the Riverfront Commis- sion to investigate, study, review and analyze the riverfront needs and to meet such needs within the City of Iowa City; to investigate and determine what rules and regulations are needed and what policy should be established relative to the river - front in -Iowa City; to study, investigate and arks recommendations relating to clearing, Planning and construction of riverbank areas and for providing green areas and flood plains along the riverfront. Iowa City appointed members of boards and commis- sions must be qualfied voters of the City of Iowa City. This appointment will be made at the June 18, 1985, meeting of the City Council at 7:30 P.M. in the Council Chambers. Persons interested in being con- sidered for these positions should contact the City Clerk, Civic Center, 410 East Washington. Appli- cation forms are available from the Clark's office upon request. June 18, 1985 RIVERFRONr OMSSION - One vacancy - Unexpired term Jame 18, 1985 - December 1, 1986 Ray Helmer 915 E. Blooaington //73 I � j I: f - CITY OF IOWA CITY - ADVISORY BOARD/COMMISSION APPLICATION FORM ' Individual; serving on Boards/Commissions play an important -role in advising the Council on matters of interest to our community and its future. Applicants must reside in Iowa City. The City Council announces Advisory Board/Commission vacancies 90 days prior to the date the appointment will be made. This period provides for a 30 -day advertising period and a 60 -day training period for new members. The training period allows now members to become familiar with the responsibilities and duties of the advisory board/commission before becoming a full voting amber. After a vacancy has been announcad and the 30 -day advertising period has expired, the Council reviews all applications during the informal work session. The appointment is announced at the next formai Council sating. Appointees serve as unpaid volunteers. Council prefers that all applications must be submitted to the City Clerk no later than one weak prior to the announced appointment date. PLEASE USE A BLACK INK PEN. THIS APPLICATION IS A PUBLIC DOCUMENT AND AS SUCH CAN BE REPRODUCED AND DISTRIBUTED FOR THE PUBLIC. THIS APPLICATION WILL BE CONSIDERED FOR 3 MONTHS ONLY. ADVISORY BOARD/COMMISSION NAME Riverfront Commission TERM to 12/1/86 NAME Rap Helmer HOME ADDRESS 915 E. Bloomington Is your ham address (listed above) within the corporate limits of Iowa City? _s OCCUPATION Val-Pac Direct Mail advertising EMPLOYER self PHONE NUMBERS: HOME 351-1761 BUSINESS same EKPERIENCE ANVOR ACTIVITIES MACH YOU FEEL QUALITY YOU FOR THIS POSITION: Life lona Iowa City resident. Transportation officer in U.S. Army dealing with water. Avid fisherman and concerned with reservoir and myzWs. Business decree fm 1 the University of Iowa, Member of the Iowa Economic Development ['.m.n;ssion for 7 Years and traveled the state extensively. Also familiar -with construction business. WHAT IS YOUR PRESENT KNOWLEDGE OF THIS ADVISORY BOARD? knows it studies and reviews reiverfront needs WHAT CONTRIBUTIONS 00 YOU FEEL YOU CAN MAKE TO THIS ADVISORY BOARD (OR STATE REASON FOR APPLYING)? I have been here a lona time and seen the changes. Know the progress marcp anrl have a feel fnr the future direction. Specific attention should be directed to possible conflict of interest as defined in Chapters 362.6, 403A.22 of the Code of Iowa. Should you be uncertain whether or not a potential conflict of interest exists, contact the Legal Dept. Will you have a conflict of interest? _YES X NO 2 D If you are not selected, do you want to be notified? X YES _KNJ L5 This application will be kept on file for 3 months. UFebi 114fhAF5 M CITY AR CLERK 112,3