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Home My WebLink About1983-01-04 Correspondence1. _; River City Housing Collective, Inc. 325 S. Lucas Street Iowa City, Iowa 32240 CO.Oe Phone: (319)351-2592 The River City Housing Collective has been of great service to lower intone residents of Iowa City. It started in the spring of 1976. A new slate of student 9overMRent representatives were elected at that time. They endorsed a plank tailing for beater housing. Working in concert With key m tubers of the university administration, they had specific proposals ready within a year's time. In June of 1977 the River City Housing Collective filed Articles of Itnoorporation with the Secretary of State. rn August of that year the RCHC took responsibility for two university-owtned houses. Houses were rented for the paltry sun of $75 a month. The members of RBC set aside all but operating expense toward develo(mistt of an independent homing cooperative. After a blizzard of paperwork lasting two years we were awarded the OMMte tax-exempt status that the federal gover nlent grants Under section 504. By 1981 enough capital had been accunilated to make a down payment on cur first bare. Help came frau the Rational Cansuner Cooperative Bank in Washington D.C. We were given a loan at 68 below the prime. With local financing.a second k e was purchased in March of 1982. Over tim we haw earned the confidence and support of the Veiversity of Iowa. That confidence and support has been manifest in expanded ocatnittmeent. At this time we fill five university -awned houses in addition to the two we own. The work of PBC volunteers and the cooperation of the university has netted $25,000 that is already invested in providing a low*-crost housing alternative in Iowa City. RBC has benefitted frau consistantly sound financial man- age mt. At this time our treasurer wi.il present a report an our cash flow and current financial standing. I j MICROEILtdED BY i I , JORM--MICRfJC'A B -- CEDAR RAPIDS • DES MOINES M 810 * of in November of 1982 revealed that over income. menbers of ACHC qualify as law and moderate TSre HCHC has been Proud to Provide housing to ethnic seated inslightly handicapped Pars°ns. 7� qhs are repre- 9ler Proportions in the the oMmarity as a whole. RaiC than in An influx of married couples and university staff has had ling influence on the cooperative. We are a diverse group, highly motivated, actively ved in the community and willing to work toward a better future for housing in Iowa City. Housing c0-oP9 are not a new idea. In Faarope they are a i Proven and valued establishment. In �, Austria, I o {� g ancebuil cooperatives account for about a third homing built since W.W.II. �Y oo7tM hies like ours findco-opsto be effective in IIg the housing needs of low inure Persons. Co-ops upward mobility of Illetrbers by making the skills of home ownership, � P, maintenance, decision-making and �- and is nnto. a . Ann Arbor, Berkley, Madison, served thousands Over a period=Operative d communities have Cooperatives adhere to guiding principles. These were II �t t1Y codified by the Congress of the International Cooperative A1liarnce in 1966. Paraphrased, they are: 1) Open and voluntary membership 3) Int=atic z septation: one member, one vote 4) No memberrsft rshalll shares 'a strictly Limited ther 5) Co-ops Provide for rtthee education expense °nvaberso , offiprincers, employees and the public in the ciples ntechniq" 6) CO'O� Ly-tively cooperate with eMother in everY Practical way Private enterprise provides housing to Produce the best return on response to perceive need. rRlent Provides housing in serve perceived of ff8 need. Co-ops Provide housing to Intl needs of hers. Because residents of co-ops are meet. As effect andl�tr' they Protect their invest - with efficiency and y are moved to manage their property standards. As a result, Certs they set their awn en of satisfaction in their housing.rco a high degree MICROFILMED BY CEDAR RAPIDS DES MOINES I Carr Knmze is Director of Housing Developamt for the D4*rtnont of Housing and CaM=ty Develoglent in Fairfax County, Virginia, article for the Journal ofof l3offl he says: "Studies that have been perfoij — hwi �s-tonal analytic samples clearly show the higher success rates of hoaxing assistance progra s miler �000� se 1eso p over' other development models. satisfaction and lowshow hiyher resident Participation and er default rates and operating crosts." tb, are to be saying is that co-ops work in housing could not agree more. i The 1982 Aent:al Housing Survey Pot the Iowa city vacancy rate at 1.68. This is a market where students and famldlies of every income level mete for a limited sUpply, of omuM' Inexperienced in the housing market and often lig the time to search out a good buy, students tend to bid up the already high Cost of rentals in Iowa City. Whig the 1980 census our local government officials edstuurged dents to step forward and be counted as members ity. This makes sense for two reasons: first studmts live here three-quarters of the Year, second they allow us to qualify for an "ene Wit" under the C DMU nLty Development Block Grant program. Students played a crucial role in our capture of these fronds. Student residents make up a large proportion of �tthe low -i costudents me persons m our �1ty' It is appropriate receive a share of the hands they have helped to secure, j average rent in RAW is about $110, but we are in a delicateave bo=wed- sane homes f= the university. Previously these houses were used by new faculty,The university would like to return the buildings to this function. Given that faculty face the same }lousing shortage ami budget restraints on salaries, we understand. Nie also wish to be independent so that we might better servo the whole amity our Program meets the primary Objective of Title 1 (cMG) in the "developmt of viable urbanoortnasities by P=d4ing decent housing and a suitable living enviro nmt and expanding eoonanic oppor- tunities, principally for persons of low and moderate The FACW is a self-help organization working to develop a Progrmn to meet cmmmity needs. We are econanically viable. We are norally justifiable. We are providing a housing alternative of high quality to low inoole persons in Iowa City. 1 i 141CRDFIL14ED BY ' l j -DORM--MICR6CA B__ 1 CEDAR RAPIDS DES MOVIES ,J The University of Iowa • !owe City, laws 52242 Vice Pr"dent for Fink• and UNYmity Services iea November 30, 1982 Ms. Margaret Bonney Chair, Committee on Community Needs City of Iowa City Civic Center Iowa City, IA 52240 Dear Ms. Bonney: I am writing in support of the River City Housing Collective, Inc. in their request for funding under the Community Development Block Grant program. River City Housing Collective is a non-profit corporation that has provided cooperative housing in Iowa City since 1977. From that date to the present they have shouldered an increasing responsibility through the management of single- family dwellings owned by the University. Five such houses have been rented to the organization on a temporary basis to enable it to develop a program and approach financial stability. The University has worked closely with the RCHC to assist them in serving the housing needs of the community through the cooperative approach. Over the course of this relationship the cooperative has established a record of planned growth and sound financial management. The students involved in the program have been and are extraordinarily responsible. Consistent with the original understanding between the cooperative and the University, the co-op now plans to remove some of its operations from campus property. The remaining units will be returned to the University gradually as the group grows more independent. I have every confidence in the ability of the collective and its members to responsibly and successfully undertake this next step, and the University has provided and will continue to provide support for the collective as this takes MICROFILMED BY _7 J01VW-MICR#L RAPIDS DES M017E"A t9" 111 CEDAR 4t r place. The University is, therefore, very supportive of their application for funding through the Communi-ty Development Block Grant program. A block grant through your program would clearly serve the purpose of increasing and facilitating student housing, thus serving the entire cormnunity and permitting a responsible group with an established record to maintain the years of service provided through their program in the coming If I can provide any, further glad to do so. information to you, I will be Vice President q r I I I i ,I I 1 i j place. The University is, therefore, very supportive of their application for funding through the Communi-ty Development Block Grant program. A block grant through your program would clearly serve the purpose of increasing and facilitating student housing, thus serving the entire cormnunity and permitting a responsible group with an established record to maintain the years of service provided through their program in the coming If I can provide any, further glad to do so. information to you, I will be Vice President q r M]DRDFlLIdED BY �-_ -- -� L .—JORIVI'—MICR$L OfEDAR RA DS DES MD]NES / j. t M]DRDFlLIdED BY �-_ -- -� L .—JORIVI'—MICR$L OfEDAR RA DS DES MD]NES / FUND/ACCOUNT GEMCNAL UEYT SERVICE CAPITAL PROJECTS CMTINPNIiE TRUST i AGENCY I11TRAG09. SERVICE .SPECIAL A6SESANKNT SPECIAL K MUC SUOTOTAL PAYROLL 312 LUAII LEASED HOUSING IC IIUUAIAG AUTNUNITT PINE PA'MSIUN FINE N6TINE:AEMT POLICE PENSION VOI,JCK NETIREN99T PONLIC NURSING NUU KHAN SUYTOTAL C'17Y 11F IOWA CITY F INOVENSI'NSI VO Y FIIND6B 11N1NCE 69CEIPT6 D166U8SEKENTS 670 BALANCE EAaLGNC1 ND 1U6A4111NiCE 30,000.00 .1,702,392.U1 87.11071.33 •656,509,76 204,009.76 609,102.21 431,290.03 726,277.66 696,207.00 152,651.66 015.932.85 746.140.96 11559,069.01 160,663.01 166,196.71 2,109.00 1,579,109.07 1,660,998.57 115821182.37 667,217.20 575,527.43 375,976.03 6,056,667.57 3,715,169.97 628,066,50 170,977.05 50,1152.15 •32.26 561,059.46 $61,059.16 296,007.11 1,005,966.79 935,651.00 665,752.06 832,269.96 032,269.96 11.266.31 10,223.03 .00 .00 21,689.36 21,609.36 69,211.67 390,151.40 101,103.00 .67,536.67 108,731.60 188,711.60 CHECKING A/C lIALANCL' .125.092.47 69.761.19 129,110.00 321.657.60 .00. .00 .00 .00 93,571.66 772,617.33 912,716.20 .00 •46,307.03 .00 .66,387.03 1.00 .00 .00 .00 1.00 .00 1.00 IUN,759.91 I6Y10211.46 86,J69.61 .00 190,630.76 96,000.00 96,636.76 ),062.22 11.62 1,075.90 .00 .00 .00 .00 22,552.70 11159.01 1,620.56 .00 22,291./9 26,669.32 •6,372.13 2,911,320.63 66,667.95 16,073.66 .00 2,963,762.92 2,730,000.19 232,962.51 56,156.26 3,562.19 395.66 .00 57,306.99 05,737.66 1.569.33 '2.6%2,110.69 61,910.33 9,293.(19 .00 2,670,60.93 2.45),119.96 222,142.97 15!.677.92 Y,US0.35 6,564.20 ;00 157,764.07 106,062.01 52,902.06 9.512.21 .a5 .00 .00 9,512.91 9,500.00 12.93 5x979.)21.23 ........................................... I,UY% 7YU. 31 1 031 969.%6 .........�00 ........................................... 6.030,157.96 5.676.829.36 553.21).67 GNAND TOTAL 12,)73,395.65 6r0U),U/6.56 6,295,160.96 260,112.60 16.)60.382.01 13,600,052.87 960,523.16 Uttttttttatupt■ttttaRtta Rola tttauUt■tttt9altltt■tOttatt9tltapalt tttt atalt O6a1aN6alttOtt 6 AS OF OCT. 1982, CHECKING ACCOUNT HA4AMCES ANE INIENEST 91:AN'N00• ACCOUNTS WITH THE EXCEPTION OF PAYNOL6 AND 312 LOAN. MICROFILMED BY l._ I-CEDAR JORM��-MICRt��RAPIDS • DES MOINES �� 4 f 'r MICROFILMED BY JORM--MIC�Ra�iL xis— CE is I CEDAR RAPIDS - DES MOINES I(J CCUNCIL LISTING LL/82 FUND: GENERAL FUND VENDOR NAME PRODUCT DESCRIPTION AMOUNT A.A.A. wGRLD WIDE TRAVEL ACENC AIR FARE 456.00 82.14 A M BRUNING PRINTING SUPPLIES 198.50 A.S.P.A. INSURANCE PRCGRAM LIFE INSURANCE 90.00 AC71CN SEPTIC SERVICE RENTALS ANIMAL SUPPLIES 20.40 ACNIL ENTERPRISES AIR CCGLED ENGINE SERVICES MINOR EQUIP REPAIRS 429.21 168.40 AMERICAN MANAGEMENT ASSOC. SUBSCRIPTION DUES 6 MEMBERSHIPS 70.00 AMERICAN PLANNING ASSCC. PLANNING ASSCC. BOOKS MAGAZINES NEWSPAP 16.70 AMERICAN AM. SCCIETY OF CIVIL ENGINEERS DUES E MEMBERSHIPS 25.00 6.00 AMERICAN TRAFFIC SERVICES ASSC BCOKS 81.00 ANIMAL CLINIC SERVICE VETERINARY SER. TCOLS G EQUIPMENT RENT 704.89 ASSCCIATES CAPITOL LOCAL MILEAGE 11.90 J. PAIGE. ATWOOD BAKER PAPER CO. INC. SANITATION SUPPLIES 227.60 194.21 BELL PUBLICATIONS CORP. OUTSIDE PRINTING 481.51 BEST RENTAL CENTER ECUIPME14T RENTAL BUILDING E CONST. SUP. 33.72 BLACKMAN CECCRATGRS INC. GRASS SEED 6.50 BOB'S FEED G HATCHERY REP. OF BLDG. HTG. EQUI 204.00 R.M. BCGGS CO. BUILDING .IMPROVEMENTS 2.636.80 R.M. BCGGS CG. REP. OF BLDG. HTG. EQUI 3.995.00 N.M. BCGGS CO. BOSTON MUTUAL LIFE INS. LIFE INSURANCE 133.83 170.35 GREGORY T. BCZEK K.O. MEDICAL SER. 103.70 T.T. BCZEK M.D. PI,YSICALS 25.39 BREESE'S BRtWN TRAFFIC PRODUCTS TCCLS TRAFF. CONTROL IMPR MAT 815.54 31.75 BUTLER PAPER CO. OFFICE SUPPLIES 395.00 BUYERS LABORATORY INCCRP. BCCKS 90.00 CAPITOL IMFLFMENT TCOLS REP. OF BLDG. FURNISHIN 354.90 CARTMRIGHT'S CARPETS SUBSCRIPTION 12.00 CHANNELS TRAVEL 437.27 CHARGE IT SYSTEM CITY ELECTRIC SUPPLY TRAFF. CONTROL IMPR MAT 135.66 IGWA CITY PETTY CASH MEALS 194.62 IGWA CITY PETTY CASK EALS 158.2518.37 IOWA CITY PETTY CASH MEALS PETTY CASH-RECREATICN CENTER PARKING UNIFORM ALLOWANCE40.00 40.00 J[M CLARK CONTRACTCRS TABULATING SERVICE SUBSCRIPTION 597.40 CONTRACTORS TCOL E SUPPLY RENTALS UNIFORM ALLOWANCE 200.00 WILLIAM M. COOK CCCPER ELECTRONICS MINOR EQUIP REPAIRS 55.03 1,592.LL CRESCENT ELECTRIC SUPPLY TRAFF. CONTROL IMPR MAT UNIFORM ALLOWANCE 40.00 FRANK CUMMINGS EMPLOYMENT AOS 40.20 THE DAILY ICWAN DATAPRO RHSEARCH CORP. BOOKS MAGAZINES NEWSPAP 11.00 13.95247.00 DECORATING L CRAFT IDEAS SUBSCRIPTION DEPT. OF PUBLIC SAFETY TRINUNE TRACTS EMPLOYMENT ADS 45.54 DES MOINES REGISTER T. I IPMENT REPAIR 'OFFICE EQUIPMENT 1.045.00 DIC7APhONC1,556.00 DIGITAL ECuIPMENT CORP. MINOR EQUIP REPAIRS 2.00 DIRECTOR OF TRANSPCRTATICN PROFESSIONAL SERVICES PRIOR -YEAR ENCUMBRANCES 40.00 ?860.00 DlVERS1FLEC CONTROL SYSTEMS REGISTRATION E.I.P.Z.U.A• IS i �.... ,` i IIICROFILMED BY JOR M --MIC R�LICB" � 1 LI CEDAR RAPIDS • DES MOINES 1J � � a 1 CCUNCIL LISTING L1/82 FUAC: GENERAL FURL' VENDOR A'AME PRODUCT DESCRIPTION ECCNOGAS AMOUNT THE EIGHTH 06ARF'S LAUNDRY SURFACING MATERIAL ELDERLY SERVICES AGENCY LAUNDRY SERVICE 315,00 EMERGENCY VF.hICIE SYSTEMS CF AID 70 AGENCIES 20.00 ThE F STOP GPERA7ING EQUIPMENT 328.(10 FAp'S FILM PROCESSING 527.63 FAYS FIRE EQUIPMENT CC. MISCELLANFIOUS SUPPLIES L36.0 DAA R. FESLER FiRE EXT. E REFILLS 35.744 145 FIA G FEATFER MISC. EQUIP REP MAT. .25 111.64 FIRST AATICNAL BANK OF FIRE ARMS SUPPLIES FLEETWAY STORES DATA PROCESSING 4.37 PLUFREEMAN LOCKSMITH E OCCR CLOSE REPM84NMAINiPLTGSBUILGI 64.19 fHCHWElN SUPPLY CC. 20.50 FRCH.WEIN SUPPLY CC. FILE FCUIPMENT 17C.00 GASKILL SIGNS INC. OFFICE SUPPLIES 240.36 GILPIN PAINT E GLASS ECUIPMENT SERVICE 111.87 MICHAEL GOLOBERG PAINT E SUPPLIES 80.O0 HACH BROTHERS UNIFORM ALLOWANCE 116.00 HAWKEYE LUMBER SANITATION SUPPLIES28.84' HAWKEYE VA CULM BUILDING G CONS 1.092.65 C SEWING SANITkTION EQUIP. SUP. 1.858.58 HAYEK• HAYEK, HAYEK E HCLLANO PROFESSIONAL SERVICES 6.00 HY-VEE FOOD STORE IACHRA MISCELLANEOUS 122.64 IBM DUES 6 MEMBERSHIPS 275.00 INST. CF TRANS. ENGINEERS OFFICE EQUIPMENT RENTAL 150.00 INST. CF TRANS. ENGINEERS BOOKS 922.24 INTFRAATLCAAL CITY DUES E MEMBERSHIPS 126.45 103.50 iNTERTRADE CHEMICAL IAC, BGOKS MAGAZINES NEWSPAP IC" BCOK E SUPPLY SANITATION SUPPLIES 60.00 I.C. ASSN. CF ND MINOR CFFiCE EQUIPMENT 99.50 i 1 t EPENDENT FIRE E CASUALTY INS, 40.80 IOWA CITY LABORATORY, INC. 28.284.32 ENGINEERING SERVICES j IOWA CITY PRESS CITIZEN 39.00 IOWA CITY READY MIX LEGAL PUBLICATIONS i fIGWA DEPi. OF TRANSPORTATION REFUNLTE 1.894.23 IOWA ILLINOIS GAS E ELECTRIC ELECTRICITY 3.333.20 IOWA NATURAL HERITAGE FCUAD. BOOKS MAGAZINES NEWSPAP 426.23 I IOWA STATE PPINiING DIV. 49.235.83 KENNETH IRVING REFERENCE MATERIAL 20.00 25 DENNIS K. JERKINS E ASSCC. TECCHNICAL SERVICE L33.37 i JCHN'S GRCCERY 33.37 I JCHNSCN CCATRCLS INC. MISCELLANEIOUS SUPPLIES 225.00 JCHNSCN CCLNTYBAR ASSCC. REP- 6 MAINT. TO BUIL01 3.20 JCHNSCN COLNTY.CLERK CUES 6 MEMBERSHIPS 289.75 JCHNSCN CCLNTY CLERK FILING FEE 60.00 25.00 CCURT COST JOHNSON CCLNTY CLERK FILING FEE 25.00 JChNSON COUNTY RECCROER75.00 JGHASCA GGLNTY READY NIX OUTSIDE PRINTING ASPHALT 26.30 JGFNSCN CCLNTY TREASURER PROPERTY TAX 75.00 SALLY JOHNSON PHOTO SUP. E EQUIP. 5.977.57 JCHNSCNS MOCF INE SFOP 5.50 JOHM kiLROLAB REP. CF ELECT./PLBG. K MART MICRCFILM 49.98 SANITATION SUPPLIES 422.41 CLE,TUS W. KEATING UNIFORM ALLOWANCE 1.44 KECKUK FNERGY SYSTEMS 200.00 HM.A, K[UWELL FLUIDS, GASES, GTHER UNIFORM ALLOWANCE 35.83 200.00 �g i 1 i � MICROFILMED BY 111 JORM" MIC R#LAB�- - CEDAR RAPIDS • DES MOINES / CCUNCIL LISTING 11/82 FUND= GENEFAL FUND VENUO R NAME PRODUCT DESCRIPTION AMOUNT WM.A. KIDWFLL MEALS 21.74 ` KIRKWCCO CCMMUNITY COLLEGE OUTSIDE PRINTING 22.50 ARTHUR KLCCS FOOD 33.37 LAECRATORY FLR POLITICAL RES. DATA PROCESSING 250.00 LEAGUE CF lUnA MUNICIPALITIES REGISTRATION 25.00 LENOCF. G CILF.K TOOLS 138.21 MCSE LEVY CO. INC. j BUILDING E CONST. SUP. 8C.40 CRAIG LIHS UNIFCRM ALLOWANCE 200.00 LIND ART SLPPLIES MINOR OFFICE ECUIPMENT 15.55 JAMES LINN UNIFORM ALLOWANCE 2CO3pp DAVE LCNG PROTECTIVE PRC. MINOR EQUIP REPAIRS 36.75 HENRY LOUIS INC. _...- ._ _...-. PHOTO SUP. E EQUIP. 12.17 i i4IST( TUITICNS 2.027.06 MECICAL ASSOCIATES PHYSICALS 30.00 MERCY hCSPITAL MEDICAL SER. L71.70 METRO PAVERS IMPROVEMENT MATERIAL 200.00 METROPOLITAN SUPPLY PRINTING SUPPLIES 56.60 MISSOURI VALLEY SECTICN ITE DUES D MEMBERSHIPS 6.00 MODERN PIPING REP. CF BLDG. HTG. EQUI 1.214.50 MGNTGCMERY ELEVATOR CC. HEP. E MAINT. TO BUILCI 75.00 N.A.H.R.O. DUES E MEMBERSHIPS 200.00 NAGLE LUMBER CO. LUMBER/HAROWARE SUPPLIE 233.41 NATIONAL BY-FRGOUCTS INC. TECHNICAL SERVICE 125.00 NAT'L. PUBLIC EMPLOYER DUES G MEMBERSHIPS 85.00 MARY NEUHAUSER TRAVEL 12.00 NOEL'S TREE.SERVICE TREE TRIMMING/REMOVAL 620.00 NORTHWEST FAbRLCS RECREATIONAL SUPPLIES 16.73 I NORTHWESTERN BELL TELEPHONE EQUIP. CHARGE 79146.90 NCRTHWESTERN BELL LCNG DISTANCE CALLING 1.L12.52 ONE HCUR PHOTO FINISHING FILM PROCESSING 58.26 OSCC DRUG CFFICE SUPPLIES 15.37 P.P.G. INOLSTRIES PAINT G SUPPLIES L40.16 TIMOThY PARRIS SAFETY SHOES 35.00 PAUL'S DISCOLNT SANITATION SUPPLIES 28.57 PAYLESS CASHWAYS LIMBER BUILDING E CONST. SUP. 10.43 L.L. FELLING CO. SURFACING MATERIAL 4.087.10 PICNEEF CO. OFFICE FURNITURE/EQUIP. 324.20 PITNEY BOWES OFFICE EQUIPMENT REPAIR 202.25 PLEASANT VALLEY ORCHARCS FERTILIZER 102.47 PLEXIFCR!'.S BUILDING G CONST. SUP. 42.59 PLUMBERS SUPPLY CO. PLUMBING SUPPLIES 137.81 PCSTAL INSTANT PRESS OUTSIDE PRINTING 127.00 POWER LAWNMOWER PARTS MISCELLANETOUS SUPPLIES 138.50 PRATT AUOIC C VIOEC CORP. MINOR E3UIP REPAIkS 42.55 PYRAMID SERVICES TCOL/MINOR EQUIP REP MA 78.45 RAPIDS REPROCUCTION TCOLS C MINOR ECUIPMENT 119.25 REVENUE SHARING ADVISCRY SER. SLBSCRIPTTON 66.00 ROCCA WELDING G REPAIR MINOR EQUIP REPAIRS 142.41 ROGER'S SHCES UNIFCF.M CLOTHING 52.95 RON'S WE FLUIDS, GASES. GTHER '50.10 RUSSELL'S TOWING TOWING 48.00 SAYLCR LOCKSMITH CLOTHING G ACCESSORIES 9.00 STANLEY SCfENK SAFETY SHOES 35.00 SEARS ROEBUCK D Cl, TCOL/JNINOR EQUIP REP MA 54.31 I SHEPARC'S/MCGRAW HILL SCOKS 100.00 15 MICROFILMED BY DORMMICR LAB- CEDAR RAPIDS � DES MOIY ES i l� FUND: GENERAL FUND VENDOR NAME. CCUNCIL LISTING 11/82 PRCCUCT DESCRIPTION AMOUNT SHERWIN-WILLIAMS CC. SIRCHIE FINGER PRINT LAB. SMEAL FIRE EQUIPMENT THE ALLEN SMITH CC. PUBLISHERS STAR RELOACING CC. STEVEN'S SANG E GRAVEL INC. STIERS CRAFTS E GIFTS STILLWELL PAINT STCRE KENNETH 57CCK STREB CONSTRUCTION JOhN R. SUCHOMEL PALL SLEPPEL SUTTON RADIO C TELEVISICN TLS CC. TEAM ELECTRONICS TECHNICAL Fl1BLISHING CC. TECHNIGRAPHICS INC. R.J. THCMAS MFG. CC. CHARLES TGCD CO. TRAVEL SERVICES INC. TRCTT 6 JANSEN U.S. POST CFFICE U.S. POST OFFICE U.S. PCST CFFICE U.S. TENNIS ASSOCIATION UW-EXTENSICN ARTS CEV. UNIT UNIFORM DEN, INC. UNION SUPPLY CC. UNIVERSITY OF IOWA UNIV. CF IOWA FLCYO VILMCNT VISIBLE COMPUTER SUPPLY CORP. WASHINGTON PARK INC. WATERITE INC. WEE WASH 11 GERARD P. WEEG COMPETING LTR. WEST PUBLISHING CC. TOMMY WIDMER PHYLLIS A. nILLIAMS JChN WILSON SPORTING GCCCS RAYMOND E. WGMBACHER JIM WCNICN WORLD RADIC ZUCHELLI HLNTER G ASSGC. ZYTRCN CORPORATION LINO PRINTING SERVICE MARTHA DVORAK JChN RUMMERT LISA BRENNAN HOWARD ZIMMON JOY BEESE RENEE WAITE KAY JCROAN KEN WILLIAMSCN JOE PUGH1 JR. TRAFF. CONTROL I14PR MAT LABORATORY CHEMICALS FIRE EQUIP. VEHICLES BCOKS MISCELLANEIOUS SUPPLIES SAND RECREATIONAL SUPPLIES PAINT E SUPPLIES TRAVEL EQUIPMENT RENTAL TECHNICAL SERVICE UNIFORM ALLOWANCE MINOR EQUIP REPAIRS DATA PROCESSING RECREATIONAL SUPPLIES ADVERTISING OUTSIDE PRINTING TOOLS E MINOR EQUIPMENT LAUNDRY SERVICE TRAVEL ATTORNEY SER. POSTAGE BULK VAILING BULK MAILING PRIOR -YEAR ENCUMBRANCES SCOKS UNIFORM CLOTHING TRAFF. CONTROL IMPR MAT DATA PROCESSING WORK STUDY WAGES TREE TRIMMING/REMOVAL MINOR OFFICE EQUIPMENT BUILCING RENTAL MISC. EQUIP REP MAT. LAUNDRY SERVICE OFFICE EQUIPMENT RENTAL BOOKS UNIFCRM ALLOWANCE TRAVEL RECREATIONAL SUPPLIES FOOD SAFETY SHOES RECREATIONAL SUPPLIES CCNSULTANT SERVICE MICRCFISCHE REFUND REFUND MISC. RECREATION REG. CLASSES/LESSONS ANIMAL DEPOSITS OEC. CLASSES/LESSONS HEC. CLASSES/LESSONS REC. CLASSES/LESSONS REFUND JUDGEMENT E DAMAGES I J 111CROFILI4ED BY f - -DORM--MIC RCA B�- - CEDAR RAPIDS • DES MDIIJES --?7- FUND: T 186.72 22.86 6.263.84 17.75 2 1104. 97 63.15 8.94 127.24 21.75 140.00 225.00 200.00 54.60 1#646.34 _.._ 60.55 65.00 322.14 665.63 1.249.15 379.00 i 31467.07 "- 51000.00 415.00 200.00 53.80 .6.65 j 2 #214.96 i 76.42 20.15 103.43 1,462.00 42.83 j 11738.00 202.14 80.55 25.00 ' 26.50 40.00 10.99 i 9.24 j 33.37 I 35.00 159.95 9#556.04 238.70 4.00 48.00 20.00 6.00 40.00 1.00 1 1 CCUNCIL LISTING 11/82 FUND: GENERAL FUND VENCOR NAME PRUCUCT DESCRIPTION AMOUNT LISA HAMILTON REL. CLASSES/LESSONS 6.00 BRAN13T HEAIING REFUND 20.00 JACK P. MAHER REFUND 7.00 ANNE SHUWALTER REFUI40 2.25 JL'CY STEFFEN REC. CLASSES/LESSONS 6.00 BARB SCNDAG REC. CLASSES/LESSONS 11.00 LINDA CIFELLI REC. CLASSES/LESSCNS L1.0O MARGARET REVERS REC. CLASSES/LESSONS 6.00 GLORIA WESTERMEYER REC. CLASSES/LESSONS 6.00 KATHLYN A. BOLKEN REC. CLASSES/LESSONS 6.00 DAVID BECKER REFUND 5.00 GERALD MF.MERS REFUND 5.00 WILLIAM HU6bARTT REFUND 15.00 NICK CILEK REFUND 5.00 JOHN F. HENRY REFUND 2.00 GERALC ZIMPER14AN REFUND 5.00 MARY P. CLARK REFUND 47.00 i ALBERT H. CESMET REFUND 33.00 I GAYLE BRECLCU REC. CLASSES/LESSONS L1.00 i ANGRA STEkN AEC. CLASSES/LESSONS 6.00 ELLEN BACKLLN REC. CLASSES/LESSGNS 6.00 ALPINE PUBLICATIONS INC. BOOKS CATALUGUED/CIRCUL 10.76 i AMERICAN ASSCC. FOR STATE AND BOOKS CATALOGUED/CIRCUL 11.95 AMERICAN OINDERY BCOK BINDING 630.80 AMERICAN COLLEGE TESTING PROG. PRINT/REFERENCE 6.00 } AMERICAN F.CONOCLAO SERVICE SCOKS CATALOGUED/CIRCUL 777.85 I ARCO PUBLISHING CC. BOOKS CATALOGUED /C IRCUL 64.41 I ASSOCIATED BCOKSELLERS BCOKS CATALOGUEC/CIRCUL 1.55 BAKER PAPER CO. MISCELLANEOUS SUPPLIES 81.80 BAKER E TAYLCR CG. BCCKS CATALOGUEC/CIRCUL 29835.83 I BAKER L TAYLCR CO. PRINT/REFERENCE 459.80 BARRCNIS ECUCATIONAL SERIES SCOKS CATALOGUED/CIRCUL 26.99 j ROY BERKELEY DISC 6.25 BIRCH HILL SALES BCOKS CATALOGUED/CIRCUL 14.00 BLUM'S BLDCMS LTD. PROFESSIONAL SERVICES 105.77 THE BGCKMAA INC. BCCKS UNCATALOGED 26.17 BOCKS ON TAPE CASSETTE 4.50 BRCDART INC. MISCELLANEOUS SUPPLIES 500.59 { BRCDART INC. BOOKS UNCATALOGED 55.20 C.M. ASSOCIATES PRINT/CIRCULATIN 60.50 CAEDMCN PRIN UCIRCULATIN 80.85 THE CANTON ART INSTITLIE BCCKS CATALOGUED/CIRCUL 13.95 CENTER FOR ANTS INFCRMATICN BOOKS CATALOGUED/CIRCUL L.5O CENTURY CUMMUNICATICNS INC. PRINT/REFERENCE 13.95 CHAMBERS RECORD CORP. DISC 66.23 CHILDRFNS PRESS BOOKS CATALOGUED/CIRCUL 12O.L9 CHILTCN BOCK CO. BOOKS CATALOGUED/CIRCUL 59.36 IOWA CITY PETTY CASH MISCELLANEIOUS SUPPLIES 72.49 COLLEGE BOlRO PUBLICATION BOOKS CATALOGUEC/CIRCUL 27.06 THE CONDE NAST PUBLICATIONS PRINI/REFERENCE 5.75 CONTRACT CLEANING SERVICES REP. C MAINT. TC BUILDI 29309.00 B. DALTON BOOKS UNCATALOGED 400.09 DOUBLEDAY C CO. INC. BCCKS CATALOGUED/CI RL UL 26.92 DOVER PUBLICATIONS INC. BCOKS CATALOGUED/CIRCUL L9.66 EDUCATIONAL ACTIVITIES INC. CASSETTE 24.58 �S y MICROFILMED BY -7J0RM-....I0ICR4�CA B_ Ll,} I �/ r CEDAR RAPIDS DES MOINES I / ` I ---IdI CROFILIdED BY �...._� DORM" -MIC R#L"AB'- J CEDAR RAPIDS • DES MOIYES CCUNCIL LISTING 11/82 FUNC: GENERAL FUND VENCOR NAME PROCUCT DESCRIPTION AMOUNT ECUC. ENRICHMENT MATERIALS CASSETTE 33.60 EDUCATIONAL MARKETING CASSETTE 20.90 LCLLY EGGERS MEALS 99.75 ELECTRIC VIDEO CASSETTE 61,20 ENCYCLCPAECIA BRITANNICA CASSETTE 397.60 FILMS INC. 4 16MM FILMS 175.00 FRAME HOUSE BOCK BINDING 12.00 J.P. GASNAY PRINTING SUPPLIES 28.70 GENERAL BOCK COVERS MISCELLANEIOUS SUPPLIES 331.02 GENERAL PEST CCNTRCL dUIL01NG PEST CCNTROL 10.00 E.C. GRACE & ASSOC. VIDEO RECORDINGS 204.37 GRCLIER ECLCATIONAL CCRP. BCCKS CATALOGUEC/CIRCUL 435.50 H.W. HALL PRINT/REFERENCE 5.40 HAYNES PUULICATIONS INC. SCOKS CATALOGUEC/CIRCUL 10.64 JOHN H1ETT CARPCCL 49.25 THE HIGHSMITH CC. MISCELLANEIOUS SUPPLIES 121.20 INGRAM DOCK CO. BCCKS CATALOGUEC/CIRCUL 29220.74 INSTITLTE FOR 60RLC ORDER CASSETTE 36.55 K MART GAMES 189.13 KARL VIDEO CCRPGRATION CASSETTE 61.43 KIM80 EDUCATIONAL CASSETTE 46.04 LEARNINC. BOOKS CATALOGUED/CIRCUL 27.20 LOYOLA UNIVERSITY PRESS BCCKS CATALOGUEC/CIRCUL 13.50 MAC BCCK DEPT. BOOKS CATALOGUED/CIRCUL 9.20 MACMILLAN PUBLISHING CC. PRINT/REFERENCE 160.00 MALJACK PPCOLCTIONS VIDEO RECORDINGS 635.21 MEACHAM IkAVEL SERVICE AIR FARE 546.00 MEDIA REFERRAL SERVICE BOOKS CATALOGUED/REF. 23.95 MECICAL ECCNCMICS INC. PRINT/REFERENCE 17.95 MICHELIN TIRE CORP. BOOKS CATALOGUED/CIRCUL 17.90 3M LS82676 MISCELLANEIOUS SUPPLIES 19112.00 MLNARCH BUSLNEaS EQUIPMENT M1SCELLANEIOUS SUPPLIES 21.20 NATIONAL PUBLIC RACIO CASSETTE 7.00 NATIONAL RECCRO PLAN D15G 143.64 NATICNAL VIDEO CLEARINGHOLSE BOOKS CATALOGUED/REF. 9.9.00 NEW READERS PRESS BOOKS CATALOGUEC/CIRCUL 3.75 NORTHWESTERN BELL OTHER UNCATALCGED MAT. 11.07 OCTAM.ERON ASSOC. PRINT/REFERENCE 3.00 THE P.R.N. CORPORATION BCCKS CATALOGUEG/CIRCUL 4.25 PACIFICA TAPE. LIBRARY CASSETTE 14.00 PETERSEN PLULISHING CC. BCCKS CATALOGUED/CIRCUL 88.30 PHOENIX FILES INC. 16MM FILMS 192.50 PIERIAN PRESS PRINT/REFERENCE 190.50 PRATT EDUCATIONAL MEDIA COMMUNICATION EOUIP.REP 38.96 PUBLIC SERVICE MATERIALS CTR. BOOKS CATALCGUED/CIRCUL 16.50 OUILL CGRP. MISCELLANEIOUS SUPPLIES 44,5. 12 RECBCCK PUBLISHING CO. SCOKS CATALOGUED/CIRCUL 3.50 REGENT BOOK CO. PRINT/REFERENCE 29.76 SCHWAB VOLLHABER, INC. MISCELLANEIOUS SUPPLIES 198.14 SENSATIONAL COMICS OTHER UNCATALOGED MAT. 34.94 SILVER BURCETT BOOKS CATALOGUED/CIRCUL 69.31 SIMPLE SPACE RITE CUTSIDE PRINTING 23.11 SOUTHWEST SCIENTIFIC PUB. CC. ROCKS CATALOGUED/CIRCUL 32.00 SPOKEN AHTS INC. CASSETTE 66.72 M. STEVENS AGENCY BCCKS CATALOGUED/CIRCUL 7.95 ` I ---IdI CROFILIdED BY �...._� DORM" -MIC R#L"AB'- J CEDAR RAPIDS • DES MOIYES 'r .4 L CCUNCIL LISTING FUND: GENERAL FUND VENCCk NAME ,PRODUCT DESCRIPTION TABS TECHNIGMAPhLCS INC. TIME LIFE DOCKS E RECCRCS '1 TOYIS TO GROW ON JCAN TUCKER U.S. POSTAL SERVICE U.S. RADIO UATA INC. UNIVERSITY CCM14UN17Y VIOEC UNIVERSITY CF IOWA UNIVERSITY CF IOWA UNIV. CF MINNESOTA URBAN INSTITUTE PRESS VIKING PENGUIN INC. HAZEL MESTGATE ;WeSTCN WOOLS TME H.N. WILSON CO. ED lASTROw 11/82 AMCUNT MISCELLANEIOUS SUPPLIFS 22.50 CUTSIDE PRINTING 208.70 DISC 27.76 TCYS 142.00 TRAVEL 96.00 BULK MAILING 1,500.00 PRINT/REFERENCE 8.65 RCCKS CATALOGUED/CIRCUL 6.50 ACRK STUDY WAGES 107.63 CASSETTE 238.50 CASSETTE 9.75 BCCKS CATALOGUED/CIRCUL 14.95 8CCKS CATALOGUED/CIRCUL 75.98 TRAVEL 59.95 FILMSTRIP 8.00 PR IN T/REF F.RENC E 30.00 TRAVEL 115.50 FUND TOTAL 202,247.35 IS i. I f !. I i I. r — i MICROFILMED BY I-JC3RfM_MlCR#CAJ8_CEDAR RAPIDS • DES MO CCUNCIL LISTING ' FUND: CAPITAL PROJECT FUNCS 11/82 I VENDOR NAME PROCUCT DESCRIPTION CONTRACTORS FOOL E SUPPLY JAMES T. FCX CONTRACTING CORP HAWKEYE LUMBER MIS LIS SUPPLIES CONTRACTED IOWA CITY LASORATCRY, INC. IMPROVEMENTS MISCELLANEIDUS SUPPLIFS GLEN D. C PRISCILLA JACOBSEiY ENGINEERING SERVICES MEACHAM TRAVEL SERVICE EASEMENT PURCHASE L.L. PELLING CO. AIR FARE L.L. PELLIAG CO. ASPHALT L.L. PELLING CO. CONTRACTED IMPROVEMENTS SHAMRCCX CCNSTRUCTICN CC. CONTRACTED IMPROVEMENTS SLAUES BRCS. ROOFING CC. ECUIPMENT RENTAL STEVEN'S SANC E GRAVEL INC, CONTRACTED IMPROVEMENTS VEENSTRA C KI,4M Dlki ROSEMARY VITCSH ENGINEERING SERVICES IOWA CITY.TYPEWRITER CC. TRAVEL KEVIN WATTS TYPEWRITERS OFFICE FURNITURE/EQUIP. FUND TOTAL S IHICROFIL14ED BY JORIVI CEDAR RAPIDS • DES MOINES I AMOUNT 150.70 11.835.53 53.74 40.00 19 000.00 400.00 733.04 809937.59 7,448.98 40.00 19385.37 29524.16 53,158.40 20.94 70.00 480.00 160,278.45 15 I i I i 1. CCUNCIL LISTING 11/82 FUND: ENTERPRISE FUNDS VENDOR NAME PRODUCT DESCRIPTICN AMOUNT AERG RENTAL INC. FCUIPMENT RENTAL ALLIEC CHEMICAL CCRF. 897.27 ' ALUMINUM SULFATE 4.924.10 ` ALTORFER MAChINERY CO. EQUIPMENT RENTAL 1.595.00 AMERICAN HARVEST WHCLESALERS SANITATION SUPPLIES 50.66 AMERICAN PCdLIC TRANSIT ASSCC. BOOKS MAGAZINES NEWSPAP 36.00 AMERICAN SCIENTIFIC CC. LAB. CHEMICALS E SUPPLI 149.20 ANSWER IOWA INC. PAGING 60.00 APACHE HOSE G RUBBER INC. PLANT EQUIP. REP. MAT. 201.30 AU70MATIC SYSTEM REP. G MAINT. TO IMPROV 517.04 BEST RENTAL CENTER KtNTALS 30.18 R.M. BGGGS CC. REP. CF BLDG. HTG. EQUT 642.29 R.M. OCGG5 CO. MINOR EQUIP REPAIRS ICMA CITY PETTY CASH TECHNICAL SERVICE 1.468.40 69.11 IOWA CITY PETTY CASH TECHNICAL SERVICE 21.60 IOWA CITY PETTY CASE TECHNICAL SERVICE 49.52 NELLlE COLE AND EASEMENT PURCHASE 331.25 COMMERCIAL TL'WEL A LAUNDRY SERVICE 24.30 CGNTRACTCRS TCCL G SUPPLY TCGLS 89.53 s: CChTRCL DATA CORP. MINOR EQUIP REPAIRS 1.763.00 CCATRCL INCUSTRIES MINOR EQUIP REPAIRS 900.67 DAA CRANUALL SAFETY SHOES 35.00 CRESCENT ELECTRIC SLPPLY ELECTRICAL SUPPLIES 1.448.79 D E J INDUSTRIAL LALNCRY UNIFORM SERVICE 2.727.07 DES MOINES FLYING SERVICE TCCL/MINOR EQUIP REP MA 40.00 ALAN CILLENBURG SAFETY SHOES 35.00 i DORR-CLIVER INC. PRIOR -YEAR ENCUMBRANCES 138.75 DUCLEY BROTHERS SIDING REPAIR OF BLDG. STRUCT. 250.00 ECONOMY ACVF.RTISING OUTSIDE PRINTING 222.50 EIMCO PROCESS EQUIPMENT CC. PLANT EQUIP. REP. MAT. 191.40 EIMCO PROCESS EQUIPMENT CC. PRIOR -YEAR ENCUMBRANCES 163.70 ELECTRIC MOTORS OF MINOR EQUIP REPAIRS 65.27 ENVIREX INC. PLANT EQUIP. REP. MAT. 290.00 FANDEL ELECTRIC RF.P. C MAINT. TO IMPROV .38.00 FLEF.TWAV STORES TCOLS G MINOR EQUIPMENT 51.57 JOSEPH D. FO'eLER MISCELLANEOUS 90.00 iFRANTZ CONSTRUCTION CC. A TREE TP.IMMING/REMOVAL 2.135.66 ' ARLO FRY MISCELLANEOUS 15.46 W -W- GRAINGER INC. PLANT EQUIP. REP. MAT. 61.20 GRIFFIN PIPE PRODUCTS WATER SYST. INPR. MAT. 28.082.86 HAMER TRUCKING PAGING 832.50 HAwKEYE LUMBER LUMBER/HARDWAkE SUPPLIE 92.26 HAMKEYE MECICAL SUPPLY MISCELLANEIOUS SUPPLIES 14.25 HEVI-CUTY ELECTRIC MINOR EQUIP REPAIRS 3.700.00 WAYNE HULL TECHNICAL SERVICE 18.00 HUPP ELECTRIC MOTORS REP. E MAINT. TG IMPROV 155.50 HY-VEE FOOD STORE MISCELLANEIOUS SUPPLIES 6.79 INDUSTRIAL TCCL SERVICE MINOR EQUIP REPAIRS 816.00 IOWA CITY READY MIX IMPROVEMENT MATERIAL 289.33 IOWA CEVELCPMENT LABS CCMMUNICATION EQUIP.REP 83.40 IOWA ILLINCIS GAS E ELECTRIC A ELECTRICITY 829.99 I.P.E.R.S. IPE.RS 35.185.99 I-P.E.R.S. FICA 489909.67 SICNEY JACKSON TECHNICAL SERVICE 57.20 JOHNIS CRANE SERVICE EQUIPMENT SERVICE 65.00 JChNSCN CCLNTY RECCROER RECORDING FEES 289.00 MICROFILMED BY 1 DORM -'MICR## A8'_ ..... CEDAR RAPIDS • DES MOINES i ! I , r- CCUNCIL LISTING 11/82 FUND. ENTERPRISE FLNCS VENCCR NAME PRUCUCT DESCRIPTIGN AMOUNT I JCHNSCNS MAChINE SHCP MISCELLANEIUUS SUPPLIES 238.09 STEVEN M. JULIUS SAFETY SHOES 35.00 STEVEN M. JULIUS SAFETY SHOES 35.00 MAR PRCDUCTS SANITATION SUPPLIES 31.24 LENLiCH 6 CILEK MISCELLANEIOUS SUPPLIES 40.78 LINO'S PRINTING SERVICE OUTSIDE PRINTING 34.00 LIN64CCO STCNCi PROCUCTS HYDRATED LIME 19230.67 MCCABE EQUIPMENT CC. INC. VEHICLE REPAIRS 560.41 MCKESSC14 CFEMICAL CC. CHLORINE 3.192.60 MARV'S GLASS BUILCING G CONST. SUP. 25.03 WILLIAM L. 14EAHDON, ATTY. FOR EASEMENT PURCHASE 310.00 J METRC PAVERS REP. C MAINT. TO IMPROV 698.31 MIDWEST JANITORIAL SUPPLY TECHNICAL SERVICE 143.51 MCNTGCMERY ELEVATCR CC. REP. D MAINT. TO BUILDI 823.94 - MGNTGCMEHY ELEVATOR CC. REP. O MALNT. TO OUILOL 596.00 NEPTUNE METER CC. 'WATER METERS 2.814.02 NIELSEN CONSTRUCTICN CC. NCN-CCNTRACTEO IMPR 5.410.00 PARKING INC. TCCL/MINOR EQUIP REP MA 365.25 PARKING INC. TCCL/MINOR EQUIP REP MA 477.26 PARKVIEW CC. CONTRACTED IMPROVEMENTS 36.127.04 PAUL'S DISCOUNT MISCELLANEIOUS SUPPLIES 28.75 J.C. PENNY CC. INC. UNIFORM CLOTHING 61*72 PLEASANT VALLEY ORCHARCS GRASS SEED PLUMB SUPPLY PLUMBING SUPPLIES .97 PURCLATGR COURIER CORP. MISCELLANEOUS 31.63 ICES MINOR EQUIP REPAIRS 50.42 PYdAMtO SERVICES RIVER PRUCLCIC RCCK 540.76 RCTC RCOTF.P MISCELLANEOUS 72.50 SAMCO CHEMICAL CORP. ICE CONTROL CHEMICALS 49.22 SARGENT-WELCH SCIENTIFIC PRIOR -YEAR ENCUMBRANCES 25.50 SAYLCR LUCKS[+ITH MISCELLANEIOUS SUPPLIES 14.00 ROLANL' SCHUMP FILM 10.88 SHAY ELFCTHIC REP. L 4AINI. TO BULL 01 131.39 iSOL:THLANO PRINTING CO. OUTSIDE PRINTING 2,950.00 STATE TREASURER OF IOWA SALES TAX 39016.33 JAMES STEFFEN TECHNICAL SERVICE 98.52 TECHNIGRAPhICS INC. OUTSIDE PRINTING 53.45 THCMPSCN-HAYNARD CHEMICAL CO. WATER/SEWAGE CHEMICALS 4,239.82 US. GCVERNMENT PRINTING OFFICE DOCKS MAGAZINES NEWSPAP 7.50 U GF ICVIA TECHNICAL SERVICE 1,088.00 U CF IC..A TECHNICAL SERVICE 244.00 33.01 VOSS PETRCLEUI4 CO. DIESEL WATER POLLLTION CCNTRCL FED. DUES C MEMBERSHIPS 188.00 ` WATER PROCLCTS TRAFF. CONTROL IMPR MAT 1,304.80 DARCLC F. WESTPHAL SHORTHAND REPORTER 65.00 DAVID WORBY SAFETY SHOES 35.00 PRISCILLA WRIGHT PROFESSIONAL SERVICES 45.00 5.05 TIM M. FRIEURICKSEN REFUND CRAIG SCHwEINFORTH REFUND 8.39 MCCCNN'ELL CONST. REFUND 8.00 WONOY 1'ORTCN REFUND 25.00 KAY MILLER REFUND 25.00 JEFF BART REFUND 8.94 JOHN B. UOCLEY REFUND 19.11 HAIR BY STEWART REFUND 17.22 I � r r MICROFILMED BY L+ CEDAR RAPIDS • DES MOINES Z / i!� i I l I I i i!� i CCUNCIL LISTING 11/A2 FUND: ENTERPRISE FLNCS I. VENDCR NAME PRODUCT DESCRIPTION AMGUNT MIKE MERAZ ENRICUE A GOMEZ-CASTONC REFUND 16.39 BARBARA HEISTERKA14P REFUND 5.28 LARRY M. DRECKMAN REFUND 13.47 CINDY DGHRER REFUNC 26.40 STEPHEN. BELAY REFUND 14.78 DICK 8pEA1EALE REFUND 13.48 EARL NEECE REFUND 6.31 IRENE MEBBER REFUND 6.00 DENNIS K. ROSZELL REFUND 12.03 CYNTHIA M. SMIGGUM REFUND 12.50 SHIRLEY wILOMAN REFUND 17.69 MARY KLEIN REFUND 16.72 DONNA J. GIBSON REFUN6 13.80 IOWA CITY SEWING CENTER REFUND REFUND 9.91 DON PAUL 7,21 MARILYN SEXTON REFUND 23.31 JULBAR RENTAL$ REFUND 8.28 NM. E. fISCHER REFUND 10.39 k1ZHARC KUJANA REFUND 5.75 UNIV. CF ICWA REFUND 15.75 REFUND 77.73 FUNO TOTAL 209.311.54 i!� i r I. f f I i 1 I. =RAPIDS- / i I MICROFILMED BY I _ [JORM '-MICR4�LABf_. - - CEDAR RAPIDS • DES MOI4E5 is ' CCUNCIL LISTING LL/82 I FUND: TRUST D AGENCY FLNOS i VENDOR NAPE PRODUCT DESCRIPTION GLUE CROSS/BLUE ShIELC OF IOWA ICbA CITY PETTY CASH HEALTH INSURANCE AMOUNT DANIEL CLELAND REFUNO 71,109.89 CLEC-, INC. ARCHITECTURAL SER. •50 NANCY GOLDSMITH MINOR OFFICE EQUIPMENT 330.00 LOU HCGAN AGRICULTURAL MATERIAL 35.00 HY-VEE FOOD STORE POSTAGE FCOO L1.00 11.93 ICMA CEPT. OF JCBSERVICE JCh.NSCN Cr. SHERIFF MISCELLANEOUS 27.10 K PART JUDGEMENT E DAMAGES 1,767.00 LINO ART SUPPLIES RECREATIONAL SUPPLIES 362.85 PEPSI CpLA BOTTLING CC. OUTSIDE PRINTING 42.20 ;. _...._-.._...._:. 40.76 PEPSI COLA HCTTLING CC. OFFICE FURNITURE/EQUIP. POP 1,275.00 EMILY VERMILLIONrECH GERARD P. WEEG CCMFUTING 110.64 CTR. WEST NIGH SCHOOL DATANICAL PROCESSINGfE 50.00 CHRISTIE PUNSCN AIC TO AGENCIES 26072 10995.00 AD SEARCH INC. MISCELLANECUS 15.00 - AOMINISTRATORO PRLNT/REFERENCE 215.00 AMERICAN CHAMBEkOCFECCMMERCE BAKER G NG PRINT/REFERENCE 14.95 i TAVLCR CO. BELL 6 HOWFLL BCOKS CATALOGUEC/RFF. 50.00 R.R. BL'WkEF MICRCFORMS 3.25 DES MOINES REGISTER PRINT/REFERENCE 91'32 42'00 EVENTS PRINT/REFERENCE HENNEPEN CC. LIBRARY PRINT/REFERENCE 23.10 LEAGUE C•FIONA MUNICIPALITIES PREBCUNO PRINT/CIRCULATPR IN T/RrFERENCE ING 4.00 12.00 PERIODICALS INC. PREDICAMENT PRINT/REFERENCE 11.50 RIZZOLI1N TL. dOCK570RE PRINT/CIRCULATING 712.10 10.BOOKS50 UNIVERSITY MICROFILMS INTL. VGTCE MICROFORMSLOGUED/LIRGUL 87. 50 CF YOUTH ADVCCATES THE h.n, d1L5CN CO. PRINT/REFERENCE NCE 54'26 PRINT/REFERENCE 16.50265.00 FUND TOTAL 78,823.07 MICROFILMED BY I _ [JORM '-MICR4�LABf_. - - CEDAR RAPIDS • DES MOI4E5 is i CCUNCIL LISTING 11/82 FUND. INTRAGGVERNMENTAL SERVICE FUNDS VENCOR NAME PRODUCT DESCRIPTION AMOUNT ACRO-ACROIT INC. OFFICE SUPPLIES 62.28 AONIL ENTERPRISES MISCELLANEIOUS SUPPLIES 68.00 ALTCRFER MAChINERY CO. LANDFILL EQUIP. 511.73 ! AMERICAN hEART ASSCCIATICN CERTIFICATIONS 3.00 BARRCN MOTOR SUPPLY AUTO G LIGHT TRUCK 632.33 d&WEN TOOLS INC. GENERAL EQUIP. 25.00 BREESE'S BUSES 1.601.89 BUTLER PAPER CO. PAPER STOCK 1.792.86 ` CAPITCL IMPLEMENT VEHICLE REPAIRS 251.05 t CHARTER COACHES INC. REIMBURSABLE TRAVEL 620.50 lOnA CITY PETTY CASK OFFICE SUPPLIES 12.21 IOWA CITY PETTY CASH GASCLINE L3.60 PETTY CASH-RECREATICN CENTER REIMBURSABLE TRAVEL L5.00 CLEMERTS9 BLCMGREN E PCTfCVEN ATTORNEY SER. 797.64 H.C. CLINE CG. GENERAL EQUIP. 600.06 j CCNSTRUCTICN MATERIALS INC. STREET CLEAN G REP EQUI 289.43 CONSTRLCTICN MATERIALS INC. GENERAL EQUIP. 119.67 CONSUMERS COOPERATIVE SOCIETY DIESEL 20.653.48 CONTRACTORS TOOL C SUPPLY LUMBER/HARDWARE SUPPLIE 117.86 CCRALVILLE FRAME & AXLE VEHICLE REPAIRS 294.00 CRCUSE CARTAGE CO. FREIGHT 40.25 DES MCINES IRON CO. STREET CLEAN G REP EOUI 372.01 DES MOINES WhEEL AND RIM CO. TWO -TON TRUCKS 774.31 DES MCINES whEEL ANC HIM CO. BUSES 1.129.66 OWAYNES AUTO 6 LIGHT TRUCK 75.00 E.T. LUBRICANTS CC. DIESEL 357.75 ELLICTT ECUIPMENT CC. SNOW REMOVAL EQUIP. 667.20 THE F STUP PHOTO SUP. G EQUIP. 63.69 FEDERAL EXPRESS PCSTAGE 22.00 DAN R. FF.SLER MINOR EQUIP REPAIRS 66.75 FLEETWAY STORES STREET CLEAN C REP EOUI 9.92 FOUNTALN TRANSMISSICN SPEC. VEHICLE REPAIRS 380.00 G.N.G. BUSES 4.444.39 GINGERICH IMPLEMENT STREET CLEAN C REP EOUI 108.80 ! GRAHAM BRAKE G DIESEL CC. BUSES 348.00 TOM GREEN SAFETY SHOES 35.00 i GRUMMAN FLKIBLE CC. BUSES 575.14 HARTWIG MOTORS INC. VEHICLE REPAIRS 50.06 ANCREA HAUER TRAVEL 30.00 HAWKEYE INTL. TRUCKS TWC-TCN TRUCKS 86.97 HAWKEYE STATE BANK TRANSFER 57.866.87 HAWKEYE STATE HANK TRANSFER 311#322.80 HAWKEYE STATE BANK TRANSFER 4039627.66 HICKLIN POWER CO. BUSES 19734.96 THE HIGHLANDER SUPPER CLUE BUILDING RENTAL 40.15 HILLTCP OX CAR WASHES 184.90 HCLIDAY WRECKER SERVICE HAULING 195.00 HOCTMAN ROBO CAR WASH CAR WASHES 15.00 IBM OFFICE SUPPLIES 996.24 IOWA BCOK L SUPPLY BOOKS 117.00 IOWA MACHINERY E SUPPLY MISCELLANEIOUS SUPPLIES 67.67 IOWA STATE BANK MISCELLANEOUS 19701.70 SIDNEY JACK410 GASOLINE 22.CO JChNSONS MACHINE SHCP VEHICLE REPAIRS 29550.14 `I KAR PRODUCTS MISCELLANEIUUS SUPPLIES 274.41 �S r �. MICROFILMED BY � DORM-"MIC R�LJE� L CEDAR RAPIDS • DES M0 / I a i I CCUNCIL LISTING FUND: INIkAGOVERRMEATAL SERVICE FUNDS VENCCR NAME PRCCUCT DESCRIPTION 11/82 KIAG MCTUR SERVICE INC. KOCH BROTHERS STREET CLEAN E REP EOUI DON KUJACZYNSKI OFFICE S S LENCCH E CILEK SAFETY SHOESOES H LINDER TIRE SERVICE GARBAGE (RUCKS LONGLEY TIME PROCUCTS JCHN A. BUSES OFFICE SUPPLIES LUNUELL MAC TCClS TRAVEL ADVANCE MARY MCELRCY TOOLS MC FALLS AUTO TRIM POSTAGE MARTIN BROS. EQUIPMENT E UP.2 VEHICLE REPAIRS STREET i MICMESTERN POWER PRODUCTS GLEAN E REP FUUI MR- GIS IkC-TC GLEAN E REP EOUI MOCERN BUSINESS SYSTEMS TN TRUCKS i MODERN BUSINESS SYSTEMS PHCTClCOFFFITCCE EQUIPMENT RENTAL MOCRE OIL CO. SUPPLIES MUNCIE RECLAMATION' E SUPPLY GASOLINE INE BUSES MUNCIE RECLAMATION E SUPPLY BUSES NEWKIRK SALES CC. I (COLS VORTHr,ESTERN BELL OLC CAPITOL MOTORS TELEPHONE CHARGES OLC OCMINICN BRUSH AUTO E LIGHT TRUCK OTTSEN OIL CO. INC. STREET CLEAN E REP EQUI I+ CITTSEN OIL CC. INC. MINOR EQUIP REPAIRS P -P -G- INCUSTRIES MINOR EQUIP REPAIRS PECERSCN-SELLS EQUIPMENT CO. PAINT E SUPPLIES SNCW REMOVAL L.L. PELLI'NL CO. EQUIP. ASPHALT J.C. PENNY Co. INC. DAVID PERRCT OFFICE FURNITURE/EQUIP. PIERCE KING ARCHITECT ASSCC. TRAVEL ADVANCE ARCHITECTURAL SER. PIONEER CC. PLUMBERS SUPPLY CC. OFFICE SUPPLIES PULER EQUIPMENT INC. CONTRACTED IMPROVEMENTS POKER LAANMUI.ER PARTS STREET CLEAN E REP EOUI GENERAL MIKE PRIOR PUBLIC WORKS MAGAZINE EQUIP. TRAVEL ADVANCE PYRAMID SERVICES ADVERTISING QUICK TRIP GENERAL EQUIP. QUILL CGRP- GASOLINE QUINT CITIES FORD TRUCK SALES OFFICE SUPPLIES TWO -TON TRUCKS RIVER PPOCLCTS RUSSELL'S TOWING SURFACING MATERIAL SAYLOR LOCKSMITH REGINA SCHRE(8Ek TOWING MISCELLANEIOUS SUPPLIES SHAMRCCK CCNSTRUCTICN CC. TRAVEL ADVANCE CONTRACTED IMPROVEMENTS SIEG CC. SIOUX STEAM CLEANER CORP. TNG -TON TRUCKS STATE CHEMICAL MANUFACTURING MISCELLANEIOUS SUPPLIES MISCELLANEIOUS GERALD STOCKMAN SUPPLIES TRAVEL ADVANCE STCREY-KENoORTHY CC. DONALD STRAND OFFICE SUPPLIES SURF. PLUS MFG. CO. TRAVEL ADVANCE TWO -TCN TRUCKS UNION BUS CEPCT FREIGHT UNITED FIRE E CASUALTY UNIVERSITY OF JUDGEMENT E DAMAGES IOWA CERTIFICATIONS J MICROFILMED BY _1 �...111 J "- ORMMIC R+C'A:B CEDAR RAPIDS DES MOINES AMCUNT 119,29 90.18 35.00 2.40 1x817.07 8.00 215.00 350.95 24.36 232.90 853.00 76.19 42.95 430.74 944.69 7,509.40 108.81 19256.22 22.68 326.00 204.87 19274.91 186.48 84.03 5.53 62.64 L9623.26 250.04 650.00 19290,00 L26.07 242.22 286.96 28.00 363.00 60.00 8.59 93.39 400.70 61.88 218.50 28.00 2.00 220.00 50.00 945.81 567.98 244.16 86.00 100.43 220.00 66.70 12.60 138.46 3.25 15e i \ I / i COUNCIL LISTING 11/82 FUND: INTKAGL7ERNMENTAL SERVICE FUNDS VENCOR NAME PRODUCT DESCRIPTION AMOUNT VOSS PETkOI.EUM CO. GREASE 6 OIL 1.371.86 WAGNER-PGNfIAC AUTO C LIGHT TRUCK 23.15 WASTE AGE ADVERTISING 35.00 w1NEBRENNER GKEUSIGKE JUDGEMENT 6 DAMAGES ..437.31 ` 977.40 WIKEBAENNF.F CkEUSICKE VEHICLE. REPAIRS j XEROX CORP. CFFICE E()UIPMENT REPAIR 3.146.40 YELLCe 'ri2EIGST SYSTEM OFFICE FURF:IiURE/EQUIP. 44.00 BUS ZIMh 331 NERNAFORE TWC-TCN TRUCKS .54 VEL !31.50 BILL ZUGEH S RESTREIMBURSABLE TRAVEL 752.10 ! \ AL DCLEZAL PUBLIC SAFETY RETIREMEN ESTHER MCNABD PUBLIC SAFETY RETIREMEN 294.83 -- .- -..- MRS. RAY M02GAN PUBLIC SAFETY RETIRFMEN 281.91 DEAN BEDEE PUBLIC SAFETY RETIREMEN 821.46 HAZEL CAPPS PUBLIC SAFETY RETIREMEN 357.15 DONALG DCLEZAL PUBLIC SAFETY RETIREMEN 460.71 BETH FAY PUBLIC SAFETY RETIREMEN 348.93 JOHN FAY PUBLIC SAFETY RETIREMEN 681.48 OAREL FGkMAN PUBLIC SAFETY RETIREMEN 903.15 HALTER GARNOCO PUBLIC SAFETY RETIREMEN 530.17 LETHA HGAREIN PUBLIC SAFETY RETIREMEN 595.87 RAYMCNH HESS PUBLIC SAFETY RETIREMEN 581.56 RAhMC KNOESS PUBLIC SAFETY RETIREMEN 694.08 JOSEPH KNGECEL PUBLIC SAFETY RETIREMEN 542.64 JOPARRDTT PUBLIC SNFEIY RETIREMEN 696.78 ROSERT OBERT RITTENMEYER PUBLIC SAFETY RETIREMEN 552.40 HARCLC ROGERS PUBLIC SAFETY RETIREMEN 718.00 LESTER PCGERS PUBLIC SAFETY RETIREMEN 405.07 CAYENNE SHAY PUBLIC SAFETY RETIREMEN 417.25 VERNAL SHINON PUBLIC SAFETY RETIREMEN 784.57 GLEIJN SiIMMEL PUBLIC SAFETY RETIREMEN 636.15 PUBLIC SAFETY RETIREMEN 48L.85 HERMAN VILLHAUER MRS. GALE V11RHPICH PUBLIC SAFETY RE,TIREMF.N 340.68 ! MHS. HELEN IICLEZAI PUBLIC SAFETY RETIREMEN 304.66 EMNETT EVAN) PUBLIC SAFETY RETIREMEN 600.00 MWS. NARY HAN PUBLIC SAFETY RETIREMEN 303.25 jMRS. MN HOLLAND PUBLIC SAFETY RETIREMEN 507.59 WILLI MRS. ALICE LAND PUBLIC SAFETY RETIREMEN 297.12 PATRICK MCLARNEY PUBLIC SAFETY RETIREMEN 752.84 !' EMMEi PG TT ER PUBLIC SAFETY RETIREMEN 582.65 i OCNALD PURVIS PUBLIC SAFETY RETIREMEN 877.06 EOhIN RUPPERT PUBLIC SAFETY RETIREMEN 633.27 CHARLES SNIUER PUBLIC SAFETY RETIKEMEN 684.83 LESLIE SPRINKLE PUBLIC SAFETY RETIREMEN 246.L2 C.O. STIMMEL PUBLIC SAFETY RETIRFMEN 50.43 RAYMOND VI TU SH PUBLIC SAFETY RETIREMEN 508.56 R RAYMOND WEHMEYEK PUBLIC SAFETY RETIREMEN 130.52 MRS. LETA WHITE PUBLIC SAFETY RETIREMEN 537.87 PUBLIC SAFETY RETIREMEN 1,031.40 RICHARC 'n. LEE PUBLIC SAFETY RETIKEMEN 1,053.45 MARILYN DELSINGOPERATING EQUIPMENT 114.68 SAV IN CORPORATION FUND TOTAL 877,836.57 I r IIICROFIL14ED BY - � jJORlVI-"MIC Rf�C-AB- •1 t CEDAR RAPIDS • DES MOIAES !• CCUNCIL LISTING FUND. SPECIAL REVEALE FUNC VENCOR NAME IC6A CITY PETTY CASK IOhA CITY PETTY CASH CREDIT BUREAU OF ICWA CITY DOMESTIC VIOLENCE PROJECT VICLA EKGRING AND MURIEL E CLIFTCN GINGER[CH AND MURIEL E CLIFTON GINGERICI- AND IA. CITY FQEE METhCDISI ChURCH J0. CC. ABSTRACT E TITLE CO. ELMER E RUTH KRELL AND ELMER E RUTH KRELL AND MCANINCH CCRPORATION SHIVE-HATTERY E ASSCC. ShCEMAKER f, hAALANC ENGINEERS STANLEY CONSULTANTS UNIVERSITY CAMERA E SCLND UNIVERSITY CAMERA E SCLND UNIVERSITY OF IOMA LEASED HOUSING_- SECTION 8 VARIOUS LANDLORDS CINDA STEWARD BLACK HILLS FARMS PUBLIC HOUSING 22-3 CITY OF IOWA CITY CITY OF IOWA CITY WILLIAM DEBRUYPS ROBERT FOX BRIAN HO LAKESIDE PARTNERS MEANS AGENCY FOR FLORENCE MUTH JAN A. SLAVIK CITY OF IOWA CITY UNIVERSITY OF IOWA UNIVERSITY OF IOWA UNIVERSITY OF IOWA VOPARIL CUSTOM BUILT HOMES ROBERT & EDNA WOLF Fk000CT DESCRIPTION 11/82 MISCELLANEOUS OLTSIDE PRINTING TECHNICAL SERVICE AID TO AGENCIES BUILDING IMPROVEMENTS BUILDING IMPROVEMFNTS BUILDING IMPROVEMENTS BUILDING RENTAL ABSTRACTS BUILDING IMPROVEMENTS BUILDING IMPROVEMENTS CCNTRACTED IMPROVEMENTS CONSULTANT SERVICE ENGINEERING SERVICES ENGINEERING SERVICES FILM FILM PROCESSING VIDEO RECORDING TAPE FUND TOTAL RENT RENT RENT MAY & JUNE EXPENSES SEPT. EXPENSES SEPT. EXPENSES RENT RENT RENT RENT RENT RENT RENTAL PERMIT FOR JAN A. SLAVIK RENT RENT RENT RENT RENT LEASED HOUSING TOTAL GRAND TOTAL AMCUNT .65 16.47 25.50 845.00 3.460.88 4.837.60 1,252.CC 20.00 50.00 6.849.53 8.118.49 9.500.00 10,799.99 46.79 1,651.68 10.46 25.00 16.50 47.526.54 65,499.50 183.00 266.00 4,238.00 882.48 4,165.58 110.00 207.00 142.00 244.00 202.00 126.00 48.00 171.00 37.00 110.00 204.00 58.00 76,893.56 $ 1.652,917.08 /150 MICROFILMED BY -DORM ""MIC Rt�L"A Hf_ 1 CEDAR RAPIDS • DES MOINES I i O Iowa ic City • Iowa A R ® December 16, 1982 T0: City Council - Iowa City, Iowa The Board of Directors of the Iowa.City Chamber of Commerce at their December Board Meeting received the following recomm- endation from the City Relations Committee. The City Relations Committee has received copies of the new proposed zoning ordinance and the set of initial modif- ications. This is a very comprehensive ordinance that affects the entire community. The Committee has.visited with the City P & Z director. We understand the City is beginning to hold neighborhood meetings on it. We feel that there will be little input from the citizens unless the City presents public information comparing the old and the new ordinances, speci- fying the changes, etc. Otherwise the input by the public and the understanding by the public will be minimal. We recommend that the Board request the Council to have the staff prepare such a comparison and make it public through the media and make copies available. After review and discussion, it was unanimously voted to send the request to you, our City Council for your consid- eration. We will appreciate hearing from you in regard to this matter. Cordially, :hn Hughes, President Greater Iowa City Area Chamber of Commerce cc: Neal Berlin JH/lk Greater Iowa City Area Chamber of Commerce P.O. Box 2358 Iowa City, Iowa 52244 (319) 337-9637 /r . - 1 MICROFILMED BY JOR MMIC R#L /S I3_- i L1 CEDAR RAPIDS • DES MOINES P City of Iowa C1' -r MEMORANOUM Date: December 27, 1982 To: Honorable Mayor and City Council From: James Brachtel, Traffic Engineer"'t/ Re: Zion Lutheran Church Loading Zone 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 Section 23-287, the City Traffic Engineer will direct that the loading zone for the Zion Lutheran Church on the north side of the 600 block of Bloomington Street be removed and moved to the east side of the 300 block of North Johnson Street. This actior. will take place on or shortly after January 11, 1983. COMMENT: This action is being taken at the request of the Zion Lutheran Church in recognition of a change which the church has made to the handicapped access. There will. be no net change in the number of parking of on -street parking stalls in the area caused by this change. bcl/9 111CROFILMED BY 'JORM, -MICR4LAO— CEDAR RAPIDS • DES MOINES M E E D DEC 28 1982 ABBIE STOLFUS CITY CLERK I i I 5- February lo, 1983 Mr. Lester Batterman, President Iowa City Chamber of Commerce P.O. Box 2358 Iowa City, Iowa 52244 Dear Mr. Batterman: f: - The Chamber of Commerce suggested that the City present public information comparing the old and the new proposed zoning ordinances, specifically the changes. The new Zoning Ordinance is intended to replace the present Zoning Ordinance which has antiquated standards and requirements adopted in 1962. Consequently, there are a significant number of changes made in existing regulations. A comparison of all of these would require a very lengthy report. The City believes it would be preferable to schedule a series of informational meetings and lectures to explain the provisions of the proposed new Zoning Ordinance. In particular, three public hearings on the new Zoning Ordinance are proposed before the Planning and Zoning Commission and two public hearings are proposed before the City Council. As was done in 1962, when the present ordinance was adopted, one or several of the public hearings either before the Planning, and Zoning Commission and/or the City Council may be reserved to provide adequate explanation to the public of the provisions of the ordinance and to solicit adequate public input. In addition, the staff will develop a series of programs for the local cablevision network. These programs will detail the provisions of the ordinance in comparison with those of the present ordinance. Finally, a number of copies of the new ordinance and present ordinance will be placed on reserve at the public library for review by those interested in comparing the two ordinances. As always, the staff will also be available to speak to groups and individuals with an interest in the ordinances. If you have any questions in regard to this matter, please do not hesitate to contact me or Don Schmeiser, Director of the Planning and Program Development Department. Sincerely yours, Mary C. Neuhauser Mayor cc: City Council John Hughes Acting City Clerk J It i 141CROFILIIED BY JORM -1 _ _ _ 111 L ` `MIC R�LAB CEDAR RAPIDS DES M01`1E5 T nJy�' City of Iowa Cit MEMORANDUM Date: December 22, 1982 To: Honorable Mayor and City Council From: James Brachtel, Traffic Engineelo-1c> Re: Parking Prohibition on Petsel Place 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 Section 23-234 of the Municipal Code of Iowa City, the City Traffic Engineer will direct that signs be installed on the north side of Petsel Place so as to prohibit parking at all times from Mormon Trek west to the west end of Petsel Place. This action will take place on or shortly after January 7, 1983. COMMENT: This action is being taken after a consensus of the affected residents was determined using a postcard survey. tp3/1 DEC 2219s2 ABBIE STOLFUS CITY CLERK MICROTILMED BY l �l 1 --CEDAR RAPIDS - DES M01.11 / i i. �I 1 MICROTILMED BY l �l 1 --CEDAR RAPIDS - DES M01.11 / i '^ City of Iowa CK ' MEMORANDUM Date: December 22, 1982 To: Honorable Mayor and City Council From: James Brachtel, Traffic EngineerZ Re: Parking on Third Avenue 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 Section 23-234 of the Municipal Code or Iowa City, the City Traffic Engineer will direct that signs be installed so as to prohibit parking at all times on the east side of Third Avenue from Muscatine Avenue south to the south end of Third Avenue: This action will take place on or shortly after January 6, 1?83. COMMENT: This action is being taken based upon the results of a postcard survey which was, used to determine consensus opinions of those residents affected by this action. tp3/4 lUr' DEcaaI78:6 ABBIE z:j , 3 CITY. CLERK ., MICROFILMED BY l- — �- I JORM��"MICR�LAB�- '- CEDAR RAPIDS • DES MOINES j r I i j I j I i 1