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Home My WebLink About1982-08-17 Correspondence0.4 • J SUMMARY OF RECEIPTS JUNE, 1982 TAXES $ 264,314.65 LICENSES & PERMITS 32,483.73 FINES & FORFEITURES 34,035.16 CHARGES FOR SERVICES 390,338.76 INTERGOVERNMENTAL REVENUE 617,433.13 USE OF MONEY & PROPERTY 276,537.57 MISCELLANEOUS RECEIPTS 56,835.13 TOTAL GENERAL $ 1,671,978.13 312 LOAN -- LEASED HOUSING 86,032.32 OTHER HOUSING 5,082.00 TOTAL SPECIAL $ 91,114.32 GRAND TOTAL $ 1,763,092.45 1396 % MICROEILMED BY r 1-1 JORM MICRI LAB-- � .J I CEDAR RAPIDS • DES MOINES C f I 1� CITY UtIUMA CITU FINANCIAL SUMMANI JUNE 1982 DEG INN ING ADJUSTMENTS ENDING FUND INVESTMENT CHECKING A/C Ir UIIG/ACCDUHI' FANO 1146ANCH NECt:II.1'S DISOUNSENKNTS TO BALANCE BALANCE BALANCE PALANCE r GENERAL 51/,220,62 1,041,,106.20 1,149,041.36 319,798.75 734,164.41 748,179.16 -14,014,77 Dt'IIT SFNVICt: 731,11159.h3 502,S49.92 1,329,712.50 10,302,95 .00 .00 .00 I CAPITAL PROJECTS 014,642,32 6411,1146,h(l 424,712,76 -4,561.54 1,034,216,70 1,1134,216,70 .00 Y:N'It:HPHISE 3,025,931.bb 990,S25.N3 1,144,)12.36 -29,659.13 3,637,486,00 3,666,567.47 -29,081.47 I'MIIST 4 AGENCY N15,0b1.05 -101,1142,37 211.616.48 .00 401,602,20 401,602.20 ,00 INTRAGOV. SERVICE 1,362,097.9) 207,749,119 97b.622.37 -21.406,95 56b,bl7.70 566,817,70 .10 SPECA1, A55F•5SMF.N'I' 44. 000.00 11541.59 41,194.36 .00 4,347.51 1.347.51 .00 i SPt.C1Al. NI'VENUI. 1911,448.66 1113,569.33 272,475.27 -271,474.08 180,069.64 186,068.64 .10 -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- SUHIDTAI. 0,314.2h4.J7 3,779,128,27 5.526,689,48 .00 6.566,703,16 6,609,799.10 -43,096.24 -------------------------------------------------r....................------------................ 1'AINIILI. -78,9117.29 6116,J26.01 664,327.04 .00 -S4,967.52 .00 -54.987.52 N-14 ESCRUh .00 .00 ,110 .00 ,10 .00 ,011 312 IXAN 1.410 .ou ,0(I ,00 1.10 ,00 I.Ou I,EARX RAISING 140,375,74 06,1132,32 63,194,99 .00 193,163.07 192.944.94 216,13 IC HOUSING AUTHORI'T'Y 2.77b.72 .011 .00 .00 2,775.72 2,722.87 52.85 I'lxt: PENSION 25,908.74 1,963.41 239.43 .00 27,652.72 27,652.44 .211 FINE RETIREPENT 2,54U,909.57 190,05),71 22,100.69 .00 2,716,941.59 2,716,911.40 .29 1 PULICE PF.NS111N 50,989.52 4,70,26 556,09 ,00 55.176,69 SS,176,20 .41 POLICE 11E1'1Nt:MElll 2,276,662.65 156,017.10 19,047,17 .00 2,413.632.98 2,41!.632.56 .47 PUBLIC IIDIISIhG 124,063,62 5,UN2.IIU h,119.87 .00 123,045,80 48,691.11 74,154.69 MIIU HFIIAN 9,512.Rtlon 0 0 .00 9.512.88 9,SOU.u1 12.611 I........................................................................-........-.............. ? 5IIDIDI'A1. 5,142,261. 35 I,1IU.2)b.Nl 795,StlS.23 - ---- - X00 5,486.911,93 Sr467,261 .50 19x653,0 -------------- -.--------_..--...-....-------------------......-.._ GRAND TIIIAI. 11,456,525,72 4,914,361.08 6,122.274.11 .00 12,053.618.09 1'1x071.061.90 -23.442.01 z_z_c_a_aa_aae_ev-aaaa_aaeczaaazav ae_oea_eaa saeanazzzzznszszzczesvaasa aa-ezzszzaaca azzaa.zzaoacena i i I f W I 1 r > � I % MICROFILMED BY 1 'DORM MIC R(1J1A6 CEDAR RAPIDS DES MOINES I r CCUNCLL LISTING 06/82 FUND: GENERAL FUND VENCUH NAME PROCUCT DESCRIPTION AMOUNT A.A.A. hCRLO '.,IUE TRAVEL AGENC AIR FARE 591.50 118.00 A.A.A. WORLD ''AIDE TRAVEL AGENC AIR FARE SUPPLIES 58.50 AFh CC. CF NCRTH AMERICA A.C.C.C. UNLIMITEC MISCELLANEIOUS RECREATIONAL SUPPLIES 185.09 ADMINISTRATIVE DATA PROCESSING DATA PROCESSING 49.18 AERG RENTAL INC. RENTALS 9.45 3.50 AIR CCCLEC ENGINE SERVICES MINOR EQUIP REPAIRS 11.00 AMERICAN 9AR ASSOCIATION REFERENCE MATERIAL AMERICAN BAR ASSGCIATICN DUES E MEMBERSHIPS 30.00 AMERICAN CEMETERY 10.00 AM. PHYSICAL QUALIFICATION PROFESSIONAL SERVICES 819.00 819.00 AMERICAN PLANNING ASSCC. REGISTRATION 270.00 AMERICAN PLANNING ASSOC. REGISTRATION 175.00 36.00 AMERICAN PUBLIC TRANSIT ASSCC. SUBSCRIPTION 25.00 ARCAOIA AIF PKODLLTS CC. MISC. EQUIP REP MAT. 489.50 ARENA AUTO BODY VEHICLE REPAIRS TCCLS G EQUIPMENT RENT 983.37 ASSOCIATES CAPITOL SERVICE MISCELLANElOUS SUPPLIES 30.80 AUCIO ODYSSEY B E 8 CFFICE PRCDUCTS OFFICE SUPPLIES 147.00 8 E K RlbBCN CG. RECREATIONAL SUPPLIES 48.59 BAKER PAPER CO. INC. SANITATION SUPPLIES 65.33 BARBARA'S BAKE SHOP FOOD 14.04 209.21 BELL PUBLICATIONS CCKP. OLTSIDE PRINTING 47.70 BEST RENTAL CENTER TOOLS E EQUIPMENT RENT BETTER HUMES 6 GARDENS SUBSCRIPTION 12.00 79.3 BOSTON MUTLAL LIFE INS. LIFE INSURANCE 486.663 BREESE PLUMBING E HEATING REP. OF ELECT./PLBG. 13.43 BREESE'S FLUIDS, GASES, CTHER 154.13 BRENNEMAN SEED STORE AGRICULTURAL MATERIAL 59.72 BROWN TRAFFIC PROCLCTS IMPROVEMENT MATERIAL 77.20 BUILDERS COMPONENTS INC. MISCELLANEIOUS SUPPLIES 3.403.56 BURGER CONST. CO. BUILDING IMPROVEMENTS 64.53 3URRCUGhS CCPD, OFFICE EQUIPMENT REPAIR 32.00 BUTLER PAPER CO. OFFICE SUPPLIES 3.50 CUED BOOKS MAGAZINES NEWSPAP CALLAGHAN F. COMPANY BOOKS 70'25 13.00 CALLAGHAN C COMPANY CAMBRIDGE FILTER CORP. BOOKS MISCELLANEIOUS SUPPLIES 339.53 CAPITOL IMPLEMENT MISC. EQUIP REP MAT. 145.00 877.15 CECAR-JL'HNSCN FARM SERVICE FERTILIZER L31.40 CEDAR RAPICS GAZETTE EMPLOYMENT AOS 70.97 CECAR RAPICS JANITCRIAL SLPPLY SANITATION SUPPLIES 149.40 CENTRAL PCCL SUPPLY NGN-CONTRACTED IMPR 3.04 CITY ELECTRIC SUPPLY PLUMBING SUPPLIES 10L.44 ICIA CITY PETTY CASK MEALS 81.82 IOWA CITY PETTY CASK CCMMERCIAL FEED 70.00 CCMMERCIAL OECCR4TCRS OF BUILLING IMPROVEMENTS 183.43 COMMUNICATICNS ENG INEEKINC CO. CCMMUNICATION ECUIP.AEP 820.41 COMMUNICATICNS ENGINEERING CO. COMMUNICATION EQUIPMENT 14.00 CONSUMER REPORTS SUBSCRIPTION 419.22 CONTRACTORS TOOL E SUPPLY RENTALS 40.35 COOPER ELECTRONICS CCMMUNICATION EOUIP.REP 3,134.03 CRESCENT ELECTRIC SLPPLY PLUMBING SUPPLIES 37.46 THE CAILY ICNAN EMPLOYMENT ADS 175.00 DEPT. CF PL6LIC SAFETY TPACIS wlcROEUMED DY JORM MIC RILA B � CEDAR RAPIDS - DES 1d01AES I ►396 r CCUNCIL LISTING 06/82 FUND: GENERAL FUND VENCCR NAME PRODUCT DESCRIPTICN AMOUNT UICTAPHCNE CFFICE SUPPLIES 143.00 DIGITAL EQUIPMENT CORP. OFFICE EQUIPMENT REPAIR 2,145.96 ECCNOGAS MISCELLANEOUS SUPPLIES 3.72 ELCERLY SEH410ES AGENCY MISCELLANECUS 93.00 ELECTRIC-A1RE ENG. CORP. MISC. EQUIP REP MAT. 70.39 ELECTRIC MCTCRS OF MINOR EQUIP REPAIRS 118.66 ERRS OFFICE SERVICES CALCULATORS 338.80 THE F STL:P FILM PROCESSING 24.90 FEDERAL EXPRESS FREIGHT 130.95 50 PLLS SUBSCRIPTION 15.00 FLEEThAY STORES TCOLS 108.4.7 FREEMAN LOCKSMITH E OCCR CLOSE REP. 6 MA1NT. TO RUILDI 124.85 FRCHWEIN SLPPLY CC. OFFICE SUPPLIES 338.30 GAME TIME PARK 6 REL. EQUIPMENT 465.51 GILPIN PAINT 6 GLASS PAINT 6 SUPPLIES 309.21 ANNIE GRAHAM OUTSIDE PRINTING 15.00 GREENWCOO ANC CRIM ANNUAL AUDIT 440.00 GRIMM'S 08THCPEDIC SUPPLY MINOR EQUIP REPAIRS 5.00 HACH BROTHERS SANITATION SUPPLIES 638.90 HACH BRCTHERS SANITATION SUPPLIES 712.03 DAVID HARRIS MEALS 12.67 HARRY'S CUSTCM TRGPFIES RECREATIONAL SUPPLIES 12.16 HARTWIG MOTORS INC. AUTCMCBILES 6,994.00 HAWKEYE LUMBER BUILDING C CONST. SUP. 473.89 HAWKEYE MECICAL SUPPLY MINOR EQUIPMENT 260.23 HAWKEYE MECICAL SLPPLY FIRST AID E SAFFTY SUP. 25.19 HAWKEYE REFRIGERATION INC. REP. OF BLDG. COOL.EQUI 60.00 HAWKEYE SEEC CC. INC. FERTILIZER 69.80 HAWKEYE VACUUM C SEWING TCOL/MINOR EQUIP REP MA 41.95 HAWKEYE WFOLESALE GROCERY SANITATION SUPPLIES 447.79 HAWKEYE WHCLESALE GROCERY SANITATION SUPPLIES 247.76 HAYES/FILL INC. CONSLLTANT SERVICE 69.06 JAMES HAZLETT MEALS 13.89 LESLIE HENRY TRAVEL 29.18 HERITAGE AGENCY CN AGING CUTSIOE PRINTING 20.71 HERITAGE AGENCY CN AGING CUTSICE PRINTING 22.50 HCSPERS 6 BRCTHER PRINTERS CUTSIDE PRINTING 89.00 HYCRITE CHEMICAL WATER/SEWAGE CHEMICALS 1,335.80 HY-VEE FGCC STORE FCCC 29,39 HY-VEE RECREATIONAL SUPPLIES .89 IBM OFFICE EQUIPMENT RENTAL 753.35 INTERNATICNAL CITY OCCKS 21.25 INTERNATIONAL CCNFERF.NCE DUES 6 MEMBERSHIPS 120.00 1CWA CHAPTER CF IAEI BCCKS 76.75 IOWA CITY FLYING SERVICE A. ECUIPMENT SERVICE 30.00 IOWA CITY PRESS CITIZEN ADVERTISING 866.70 IOWA CITY PRL•SS CITIZEN AGVERTISING 414.94 IOWA CITY READY MIX CCNCRETE 2,971.02 IOWA ILLINCIS GAS 6 ELECTRIC ELECTRICITY 42,494.89 IOWA ILLINCIS GAS 6 ELECTRIC E.UIPMENT SERVICE 529.00 IC'nA ILLINCIS GAS 6 ELECTRIC ECUIPMENT SERVICE 778.00 IOWA SPORTS SUPPLY CO. RECREATIONAL SUPPLIES 2,255.00 ICnA STATE INOLSIRIFS OFFICE EQUIPMENT REPAIR 6.25 IC'nA SUPREME COURT REFERENCE MATERIAL 6.80 IRCNMEN INN BLILCING RENTAL 95.10 Y i MICROFILMED BY � JORMMICRbLAB- CEDAR RAPIDS • DES MOINES f � i 1396 r CCUNCIL LISTING 06/82 FUND: GENERAL FUNC VENCOR NAME PRODUCT DESCRIPTION AMOUNT KENNETF IRVING FOOD JC -CC,. ACRICLLTURAI. ASSCC. 9UILCING RENTAL 33.33 JOHNSCA CCUNTY FARMER JO FEE BOOKS MAGAZINES NEwSPAP 1'750.00 -CC. E HATCFERY JCFNSCN CCLNTY RECCPDER AGRICULTURAL MATERIAL 5.00 SS.00 JCHNSCN CCLNTY RECCRDER KECCRCING FEES OUTSIDE 139.25 JCFNSCN CCLNTY SHERIFF PRINTING SFERIFF FEE .20 JOHNSCN CCLNTY SHERIFF SHERIFF FEE 11.57 JOHNSON CCLNTY SHERIFF SHERIFF FEE 7.50 JCHNSCNS MACHINE SHCP JCRM MICRCLAE BUILCING E CONST. SUP. 10.25 KELLY HEATING SERVICE MICRCFILM BUILCING 173.44 431.45 KENT STLOICS E CONST. SUP. 17.50 KECKUK ENERGY SYSTEMS PRCFESSIUNAL SERVICES 22.66 KIPMEY FIRE E SAFETY RENTALS UAIFCRM CLOTHING 5.22 KIMMEY FIRE E SAFETY KIMMEY FIRE OPERATING EQUIPMENT 115.90 E SAFETY KINGS MATEFIAL INC. UNIFORM CLOTHING 4.451.80 2.847.95 KIRKWCCD CCMMUNITY COLLEGE MINOR EQUIPMENT CONSULTANT 456.00 KIRKWCCD CCMMUNITY COLLEGE SERVICE PLA14TS 422.40 KIRKWCCD CCMMUNITY COLLEGE CCNSULTANT SERVICE 267.00 ARTHUR KLCCS FCOD 468.00 LAWYERS DIARY E MANUAL LEADERS IN REFERENCE MATERIAL 33.33 VCLUNTEERISM LEAGUE OF 101,A MUNICIPALITIES DLES E MEMBERSHIPS 55.25 5.00 LEAGUE OF ICt,A MUNICIPALIIIES REGISTRATION SUBSCRIPTION 20.00 RON LECLERE SOOOING E GRACING LENOCH AGRICULTURAL MATERIAL 11.50 E CILEK A.M. LECNARD MINOR OFFICE EQUIPMENT 24.00 156.52 CRAIG LIHJ TCCLS 47.20 CRAIG LIHS TRAVEL 74.05 LINO ART SLPPLIESMI HENRY MEALS NCR OFFICE ECUlPMENT 11.24 LCUIS INC. LEON LYVERS TREE SURGERY PHOTO SUP. E EQUIP. 12.33 13.75 MCGLAOREY hENDRICKSCN E CC. NURSERY SERVICES ANNUAL 150.00 MANPCkER INC. AUDIT PROFESSIONAL SERVICES 3.125.00 MARV'S GLASS EARL MAY SEEC E NURSERY LUMBERLTURALAMA 37.01 63.35 14EACHAM TRAVEL SERVICE AGRICULTURAL MATERIAL MATERIAL 17.94 NETRCPCLITAN SUPPLY AIR FARE RECREIONAL 487.00 MIG OHIO MAkAINGS C TRAFFIC MICWEST TRAFF.ITCONTROLUPPLIIMPREMAT 95.58 ELECTRIC CCNTRACTCR MID'nEST REP. CF ELECT./PLBG. 665.28 JANITORIAL SUPPLY 3M CC MISC. EJUIP REP MAT. 33.00 -ERN LSe2122TRAFF. MODERN PIPING CONTROL IMPR MAT 5.05 2.601.06 NATE MCCRE nIR1NG SERVICE BUILCING E CONST. SUP. REP.E '--0.03 MOSS RECREAT[GN . MAiNTiG IMPROV 72.53 MUNICIPAL FINANCE RECREATIONAL SUPPLIES 125.24 MUNICIPAL TkEASURERS ASSOC. SUBSCRIPTION DUES 45.O0 N.A.H.H.C. E MEMBERSHIPS 50.00 NFLCP CCNFERENCE REGISTRATION 390.00 NPELRA/LF.RS/PEEKS REGISTRATION 70.00 NAGLE LUMBER CC. REGISTRATION 215.00 NAT'L. FlkE PKOTECTION ASSOC. BUILCING E CONST. SUP. BLOKS 305.29 JACK NAUGFTCN BUILCING IMPkOVEM ENTS 477.00 1,935.00 1 MICROFILMED BY JORM MICR46LAO-- 1 CEDAR RAPIDS • DES MOMES 1396 mi r CCUNCIL LISTING 06/82 FUND: GEiNERAL FUND VENDOR NAPE PRCOLCT DESCRIPTION AMOUNT NOEL'S TREE SERVICE TREE TRIMMING/REMOVAL 304.70 NGRTHWESTERN BELL LCNG DISTANCE CALLING 19108.35 NORTH%ESTEPN BELL TELEPHONE ECUIP. CHARGE 469.29 NORTHWESTERN BELL TELEPHONE EQUIP. CHARGE 6.989.11 OSCO DRUG MISCELLANEIOUS SUPPLIES 37.26 OVERHEAD CCCR CO. REP. C MAINT. TC BUILDI 34.00 OVERHEAO DCCP CG. BUILDING C CONST. SUP. 12.75 P.P.G. INDUSTRIES PAINT L SUPPLIES 318.85 MATT PARROTT G SCNS CO. OFFICE SUPPLIES 7.11 PASSENGEk TRANSPCRT EPPLCYMENT AJS 45.65 PALL'S DISCOUNT RECREATION EQUIPMENT 39.36 L.L. PELLING CC. ASPHALT 1.265.28 PECPLE'S DRUG STORES INC. RECREATIONAL SUPPLIES 7.83 PECFLE'S DRUG STORES INC. MISCELLANEIOUS SUPPLIES .87 PITNEY 80WES OFFICE ECUIPMENT RENTAL 96.00 PLEASANT VALLEY CRChARCS GRASS SEED 544.48 PLEXIFCRMS MISCELLANEIOUS SUPPLIES 9.30 PLUMBERS SLPPLY CO. PLANT EQUIP. REP. MAT. 2C1.80 PLUS 6C MAGAZINE SUBSCRIPTION 12.00 PRCFESSICNAL ChEMISTS INC SANITATION SUPPLIES 61.09 PYRAMID SERVICES TCCL/MINUR EQUIP REP PA 101.44 QUAC CITY'S TIMES EMPLOYMENT ADS 183.70 RD FUND FOP THE BLIND INC. SUBSCRIPTION 10.95 RANCY'S FINE HOME CARPETS CONTRACTED LMPRCVEMENTS 1,591.20 RAPIDS REPHCCUCTICN OUTSIDE PRINTING 22.50 RAPIDS REPRCCUCTICN MINOR EQUIPMENT 43.37 RECREATION C ATHLETIC PRODUCTS RECREATIONAL SUPPLIES 62.00 RECREATICN C ATHLETIC PRGCUCTS MINOR EQUIPMENT 810.03 REPUBLIC ELECTRIC CC. TRAFF. CONTROL IMPR MAT 3,384.76 ROWS nELCING MISCELLANEIOUS SUPPLIES 18.50 SATELLITE INDUSTRIES INC. RENTALS 481.07 SCFNOEBELEN REPAIR MINOR EQUIP REPAIRS 84.85 SCIENCE kESEARCH ASSOC. ECLCATIONAL/TRAINING SO L98.33 SHAY ELECTRIC REP. OF ELECT./PLBG. 1,025.63 SHLBATT AUTO TRIM MINOR EQUIP REPAIRS 16.50 SILVER'S STCNEAARE CLAYS SURFACING MATERIAL 75.00 JACOB SINLS PRCFESSIONAL SERVICES 618.00 SMEAL FILE ECUIPMENT UNIFORM CLOTHING 891.55 SMEAL FIRE ECUIPMENT TOOL/MINOR EQUIP REP PA 225.80 SOIL TEST INC. MISCELLANEIOUS SUPPLIES LO8.25 STEVE'S TYPEWRITER CO. MINOR EQUIPMENT 50.00 STITZELL ELECTRIC SUPPLY CO. BUILDING IMPROVEMENTS 232.80 ELDON C. STUTZMAN CCPMERCIAL FEEL 55.75 JCF.N R. SUCF.CMEI TECHNICAL SERVICE 225.00 TLS CC. DATA PROCESSING 1,085.00 TLS CC. DATA PROCESSING 1.196.34 TAYLCR RENTAL CENTER ECUIPMENT RENTAL 43.20 TEAM ELECTRCNICS DATA PROCESSING SUPPLIE 45.00 TECHNIGPAPHICS INC. OUTSIDE PRINTING 123.33 TECHNIGRAPHICS INC. OFFICE SUPPLIES 494.22 LCREN TEGGATZ MEALS 10.20 JUCSCN TEPASKE LCCAL MILEAGE 96.60 CHARLES TCCD CO. LAUNDRY SERVICE 1,537.18 CHARLES TCCC CO. LAUNDRY SERVICE 956.35 MICHAEL TCCD C CC. SNO:v REMOVAL EQUIPMENT 6,008.16 1394 MICROf ILMCD BY J I JORM MICR46LA13 I CEDAR RAPIDS DES MOINES I j r CCUNCIL LISTING 06/82 FUNC: GENEFAL FUNC VENGCR NAME PRCCjCT DESCRIPTION AMOUNT TOWN L COUNTY ELECTRIC 93UILCLNG IMPROVEMENTS 600.35 TRCTT E JANSEN ATTCPNEY SER. 3,058.80 U.S. NEWS AND 'ACRLC REFCHT SUBSCRIPTION 36.00 U.S. PCST CFFICE BULK MAILING 2,500.00 U.S. PCST OFFICE PCSTAGE 5,000.00 U.S. PCST CFFILE BULK MAILING 260.00 U.S. PCSTAL SERVICE POSTAGE 95.00 UARCC INC. PRINTING SUPPLIES 389.18 UARCC INC. OUTSIOE PRINTING 164.18 UNIFCRM DEN, INC. UNIFORM CLOTHING 2,299.40 UNIVERSITY CAMERA E SCUNC FILM 6.08 UNIV. CF ICWA WORK STUDY WAGES 125.09 U CF 1CwA CONSULTANT SERVICE 600.00 UNIVERSITY OF IOWA VIDEO RECORDING TAPE 225.00 VISIBLE COMPUTER SUPPLY CCRP. OFFICE SUPPLIES 37.14 ROSEMARY VITCSH REFERENCE MATERIAL 108.16 VON BRIESF.N E hEDMCNO S.C. PROFESSIONAL SERVICES 163.24 KAY hALEN:TA BOOKS 14.95 WALLACE-hONETEAD CC. CLTSIDE PRINTING 316.05 WASHINGTON PARK INC. BUILDING RENTAL 2,105.00 WEE WASH IT LAUNDRY SERVICE 75.25 WEST PUBLISHING CC. BCCKS 78.50 WHITE ELECTkIC SERVICE REP. OF ELECT./PLBG. 112.99 wHiTEhAY GROCERY CCFFEE SUPPLIES 22.41 JOHN WILSCN SPCRTING GCODS RECREATIONAL SUPPLIES 32.28 JCFN hILSGN SPURTING GCGCS RECREATIONAL SUPPLIES 10.52 RAYMOND E. wCMBACHER FCCD 33.33 WOCCBURN SCUNC SERVICE ELECTRICAL SUPPLIES 16.02 ZYTRCN CURPCRATICN MICRCFISCHE 1,102.10 ZYTRCN CCRFORATION MICRCFISCHE 326.55 VALERIE ELLIS REG. CLASSES/LESSONS 11.00 BARBARA A. SChhARTZ JUDGEMENT E DAMAGES 380.48 SUE SLEICHTER JUDGEMENT E DAMAGES 300.00 RUSSELL SCOTT GARDNER JUDGEMENT E DAMAGES 254.00 RICHARD MASCARI REFUND 25.00 COMMUNICATIONS ENGINEERING JUDGEMENT E DAMAGES 153.20 NANCY C. BRANSON AEC. CLASSES/LESSONS 10.00 TINA WCRTHINGTCN REL. GLASSES/LESSONS 10.00 PEGGY F. JACKSCN REC. CLASSES/LESSONS 6.00 MS. DCROTFY J. KAHLER JUDGEMENT E DAMAGES 77.00 JANE HUIT HEC. CLASSES/LESSONS 10.00 JAMES F. HAYES REFUND 2.00 CHRIS SMART REFUND 2.00 JCE RCHwEOCER REFUND 2.00 CAROLYN CRAWFGRD REFUND 2.00 GARY TRABERT REFUND 2.00 OALF A. YCLNG REFUND 2.00 MRS. NARY LCCA REFUND 12.00 TIMCTHY LACK REFUND 15.00 RIChARC AHITE KEFUNO 2.00 JERRY FREEMAN REFUNC 5.00 JACK ASHBY REFUND 10.00 EBLE MLSIC CC. REFUND 4.00 RACHEL PARKER REFUNC 5.00 HEIDI FCGAN PEFUNO 2.00 -- f MICROFILMED BY - JORM MICR46LA13 1 CEDAR RAPIDS • DES MOINES I 11, r CCUNCIL LISTING 06/82 FUND: GENERAL FUND VENDOR NAME PRODUCT DESCRIPTICN AMOUNT JOHN DILL REFUND KRISTINE hCFACKER REFUND 5.00 DOUG BIELEFELD REFUND 5.00 LLCYD MURPFY REFUND 2.00 HARLAN SIFFORD REFUND 5.00 MARY M. NCIH REC. CLASSES/LESSCNS 20.50 5.00 MARY PARSCN REC. GLASSES/LESSCNS 5.00 RICHARD BENDER MISC. RECREATION 40.00 LYNN TU REC. CLASSES/LESSONS 5.00 JUDITH M. KNASE REL. CLASSES/LESSONS 10.00 CARCL WHITEIS REC. CLASSES/LESSONS 5.00 CARROLL H. WOODWORTH RFC. CLASSES/LESSONS 5.00 MARY NEGuS REC. CLASSES/LESSONS 5.00 GAIL FITZGERALC REC. CLASSES/LESSONS 5.00 W. MARCUS FANSEN REFUND DAVID E. Si1MMEL REFUND 633.75 SENTRY INSLkANCE CC. JUDGEMENT L DAMAGES 18.75 L.625.00 JUCITh NELSON REC. CLASSES/LESSONS 1.00 VICKI PALM REC. CLASSES/LESSONS 16.00 MIKE GARkY REC. CLASSES/LESSENS 6.00 SANDRA BELTZ REC. CLASSES/LESSONS 5.00 KATHRYN MAXWELL REC. CLASSES/LESSONS 5.00 m1LL1AM C. SPRATT REC. GLASSES/LESSONS 5.00 THCMAS PAP.SCNS REG. CLASSES/LESSONS 8.00 EMMA LCU HCRA REC. CLASSES/LESSONS 30.00 ABC WIDE 6CRLD OF LEARNING INC 16MM FILMS 500.00 ALMAR PRESS BCCKS CATALOGUED/CIRCUL 4.75 AMACON BCCKS CATALOGUEC/CIRCUL 86.43 AMERICAN dINCERY BOCK BINDING 183.35 AMERICAN CCUNCIL ON ECUCATION BCCKS CATALOGUEC/CIRCUL 1L.50 ANDREWS AND MCMEEL INC. BOOKS CATALOGUED/CIRCUL 7.91 ARCO PUBLISFLNG CC. BCCKS CATALOGUE./CIRCUL 205.97 AUCIC BOCK CC. CASSETTE BANKERS TRLST BCOKS CATALUGUEC/CIRCUL 1.88 19.95 ROBERT BENTLEY INC. BOOKS CATALOGUED/CIRCUL 22.71 BLLMIS 9LCCMS LTD. PRCFESSIONAL SERVICES 91.55 BLUM'S BLCCMS LTL'. PROFESSIONAL SERVICES 100.32 BCCKS CN TAPE CASSETTE 3c.50 R.R. BCWKER BCCKS CATALOGUED/REF. 110.83 3RCCART INC. BOOKS UNCATALOGED 57.72 C.L. SYSTEMS INC. CCMMUNICATION ECUIP.REP 6,741.00 JANE CALLAGHAN BOOKS CATALOGUED/CIRCUL 4.80 CITY ELECTRIC - SUPPLY MISCELLANEIGUS SUPPLIES 10.00 IOWA CITY PETTY CASH MISCELLANEIOUS SUPPLIES 42.37 COMMERCE, NOAA, NCC PRINT/REFERENCE 19.50 COMMUNICATIONS ENGINEERING CCMMUNICATION EOUIP.REP 378.00 CONTRACT CLEANING SERVICES REP. L MA1NT. TC BUILCI 2,027.00 CCCPEk ELECTRCNICS LAB. COMMUNICATION ECUIP.REP 36.55 DES MCINES REGISTER PRINT/REFERENCE 65.00 HALT CISNEY ECUCATICNAL MEDIA 16MM FILMS 17L.00 CGANE-nESTERN INC. BCOKS CATALOGUEC/CIRCUL 15.90 DOUBLECAY 6 CO. INC. BCCKS CATALOGUEC/CIRCUL 6.95 OOVER PUBLICATIONS INC. dCCKS CATALUGUEC/CIRCUL 5.25 EAST CENTRAL PEGICNAL LIBRARY MEALS 1 EBSCC SUBSCRIPTION SERVICE PRINT/CIRCULATING 40.00 69.95 t MICROFILMED BY I DORM MIC R41L 4Ei CEDAR RAPIDS . DES MOINES I 1 .396 11, r CCUNCIL LISTING 06/82 FUND: GENERAL FUND VENCCR NAME THE FCUN'DATICN CENTER FRAME hCUSE FRCHWEIN SUPPLY CC. GREENHAVEi`: PRESS INC. GRYPHCA HGUSE THE hIGhSMITF CC. DIANE INGFRSCLL INMAC INSTITUTE FCR SOCIAL RESEARCH IOWA ILLINCIS GAS E ELECTRIC IOWA STATE UNIV. PRESS !SLANG PRESS LEARNING CCRP. OF AMERICA LENCCF L CILEK LINO ART SLPPLY MARC APPLIEC RESEARCH CC. MICLANC BIAOERY N.A.D.A. NATIONAL GECCRAPHIC SCCIETY NATICNAL RECCRO PLAN NORTHWESTERN BELL JEFFREY NCRTCN PUBLISHERS O'KEEFE ELEVATOR CC. GRANGE CHERRY MECIA OSCC DRUG P.9.0.8. CISTR18UTCRS PENGUIN UCCKS PHANTASIA PRESS PREMIER.DISTRIBUTIAG PUBLIC BRCAOCASTINC SERVICE PUBLIC CITIZEN HEALTH G.P. PUTNAMiS SONS RECORD BAR ROUNDER nECOkDS THE SCRIBNER BOOK CC. SITTLERS SLPPLIES THE SMALL FARMER'S JOURNAL STACKPCLE eCCKS STATE HISTCRICAL SCCIETY STCNE HOUSE INC. STYX COMIC SERVICE SWANK MOTICK PICTLRES INC. TIME LIFE bCCKS E RECCRCS UNIV. CF IChA UNIVERSITY OF IOWA UNIVERSITY MICROFIL,'S INTL. VISUAL ECUCATIC'N CCRP. WORLD ARUUNC YLL PROCUCT DESCRIPTION AMOUNT P.CCKS CATALOGUED/REF. ANT REPRODUCTICNS 45.00 OFFICE SUPPLIES 45.97 OCCKS CATALOGUFD/CIRCUL 81.29 BCOKS CATALOGUED/CIRCUL 124.74 MISCELLANEIOUS SUPPLIES 7.40 85.02 TRAVEL MISCELLANEIOUS SUPPLIFS 86.00 61.28 BCCKS CATALOGUEC/CIRCUL ELECTRICITY 8.00 8CCKS CATALOGUED/CIRCUL 2,536.21 RCCKS CATALOGUED/CIRCUL 11.95 16MM FILMS 14.40 MISCELLANEIQUS SUPPLIES 250.00 MISCELLANEIOUS SUPPLIES 86.81 MICRGFORMS 6.25 BCCK BINDING 495.00 PRINT/REFERENCE 324.00 ART REPRODUCTIONS 35.00 DISC 3.00 OTHER UNCATALOGED MAT. 261.81 L6.48 CASSETTE REP. E MAINT. TO BUILCT 42.15 106.63 BOOKS CATALOGUED/CIkCUL PHCTC SUP. E EQUIP. 82.90 12.27 DISC BCOKS CATALOGUEC/CIRCUL 49.35 BECKS CATALOGUEC/CIRCUL 32.40 BCOKS CATALOGUED/CIRCUL 16.00 CASSETTE 5.95 BOOKS CATALOGUED/CIRCUL 178.00 BCGKS CATALOGUED/CIRCUL 3.00 CASSETTE 11.00 DISC 189.24 SOCKS CATALOGUED/CIRCUL 23.25 MISCELLANEIOUS SUPPLIES 13.14 73.74 ROCKS CATALOGUED/CIRCUL 12.95 BCOKS CATALOGUED/CIRCUL 164.66 RCCKS CATALCGUEC/CIRCUL 5.00 BOOKS CATALOGUEC/CIRCUL OTHER UNCATALOGED MAT. 6.95 150.00 RENTALS DISC 27.50 CCMMUAICATION ECUIP.REP 25.76 20.10 RCCKS CATALCGUEO/CIRCUL 21.90 MICkOFCRMS RCCKS CATALOGUED/CIRCUL 14.99 79.04 PRINT/CIRCULATING FDNC TOTAL 5.00 181,150.91 111LROFILIdED BY JORM MICR#LA9 J 1 � CEDAR RAPIDS DES 1401YE5 I 1394 I. J r COUNCIL LISTING FUND: CAPITAL PRCJECT FUNCS VENCOk NAME BROWN TRAFFIC PRGCLCTS CARL ChADEK TRLCKING SERVICE CRESCENT ELECTRIC SUPPLY DES MCINFS REGISTER C TRIBUNE MARTIN K. EBY CONST. DICK GRELL CCNSTRUCTIGN K08ER ELECTRIC EARL MAY SEEC C NURSERY MOTOROLA COMMUNICATIONS CIV. R. NEUMANN ASSOCIATES ROBERTS CONSTRUCTION RON'S hFLOING SHIVE-HATTEkY E ASSOC. SHIVE-hATTERY E ASSOC. SLADES BRCS. ROOFING CC. STANLEY CONSULTANTS STEVEN'S SANE C GRAVEL INC. VEENSTRA F, KIMM VFENSTRA E KIMM WCCDY'S LANDSCAPING C.L. SYSTEMS INC. C.L. SYSTEMS INC. CCNTRACT CLEANING SERVICES HARRY HERBERT KING'S MATERIALS INC. TEAM ELECTRONICS 06/82 PRODUCT DESCRIPTION AMOUNT TRAFFIC SIGNAL EOUIPMEN 5,730.00 DIRT 180.00 OPERATING EQUIPMENT 1,285.26 ADVERTISING 260.85 CONTRACTED IMPROVEMENTS 37,975.27 EQUIPMENT SERVICE 355.00 EQUIPMENT SERVICE ICO.00 NON-CCNTRACTED IMPR 55.90 COMMUNICATION EQUIPMENT 1.115.00 CCNSLLTANT SERVICE 12,713.00 CONTRACTED IMPROVEMENTS 5,066.53 BUILDING 6 CONST. SUP. 673.47 ENGINEERING SERVICES L.063.62 ENGINEERING SERVICES 7.832.67 BUILCING IMPROVEMENTS 13,434.73 ENGINEERING SERVICES 2.684.90 DIRT 27.69 ENGINEERING SERVICES 109.756.37 ENGINEERING SERVICES 161.470.51 NON-CCNTRACTED IMPR 195CO.00 OPERATING EQUIPMENT 40.000.00 OPERATING EQUIPMENT 15.750.00 SANITATION E IND. SUP. 550.00 CONSULTANT SERVICE 1.000.00 OPERATING EQUIPMENT 407.68 OPERATING EQUIPMENT 625.00 FUND TOTAL 421.613.45 1 111CROFILMED BY -JORM MICR6LAE3 I CEDAR RAPIDS • DES MOINES 104 r CCUNCIL LISTING 06/82 FUND: ENTEPPHISE FLNCS VFNDCR NAME PRODUCT DESCRIPTION AMCUNT A.C.C.C. UALIMITEC AIR CCCLED ENGINE SERVICES PLANT EQUIP. REP. MAT. 35.54 AIRPORT SERVICES MANAGEMENTSLdSLRIPTION MINCR EQUIP REPAIRS 22.35 ALLIED CHEMICAL CCRP. ALUMINUM SULFATE 18.00 ANSWER IOnA INC. PAGING 9,589.92 ANSWER ICAA INC. PAGING 60.00 BAKER PAPER CO. INC. SANITATION SUPPLIES 60.00 BARRCN MOTCR SUPPLY PLUMBING SUPPLIES 150.36 BEST RENTAL CENTER RENTALS RENTALS 112.23 BLACKBURN MANUFACTLRING CC. BRANCT HEATING SUPPLIES 25.44 C AIR CCNO. BREESE PLLMBING E FEATING A REP. OF BLDG. CCCL.F.QUI 61.58 87.16 CITY CA6 CC. REP. OF ELECT./PLBG. 36.22 CITY CAB CC. AIC TO AGENCIES 431.85 CITY ELEL7NIC SUPPLY AIC TO AGENCIES ELECTRICAL SUPPLIES 422.40 IOWA CITY PETTY CASH TECHNICAL SERVILE 28.09 IOWA CITY PETTY CASE TECHNICAL SERVICE 88.61 CLOW CCRPOPAiICN COMMERCIAL TCWEL A N72.58 ATER SYSi. IMPR. MAT. 4,373.38 COMMERCIAL TCWEL A LAUNDRY SERVICE 24.30 CONTINENTAL SAFETY E4UIPMENT LAUNDRY SERVILE FIRST AID E 24.30 CGNTRACTOF:S TOOL E SUPPLY SAFETY SUP. MISCELLANEIOUS SUPPLIES LANEIEQUIP 169.03 CCNTRCL CATA CGRP. CRESCENT ELECTRIC SLPPLY MINOR REPAIRS 176.52 1,642.00 CULLIGAN %AiER CONCITICNING PLANT EQUIP. REP. NAT, TOOLS E L79.40 D E J INDUSTRIAL LAUNCRY EQUIPMENT RENT UNIFORM SERVICE24.95 D 6 J INDLSTRIAL LALNORY UN(FCRM SERVICE 2,490.62 RICHARC A. DAGUE, PF. 0. CONSULTANT SERVILE 2.476.41 ERNEST DENNIS SAFE SAFETY SHOES 920.00 BU BUTCH CLGUHY SAF SAFETY SHOES 31.41 DUNCAN INOLSTRIES DYNA SYSTEMS EQUIP REP MAT. 35.00 462.39 ECONOMY CATALOG STCHES CF IOWA TCCLS MINOR EQUIPMENT 94.06 ELLICTT ECUIPMENT CC. ENGINEERED CCNVEYCR SYSTEMS BUILDING G CONST. SUP.47.00 356.00 DAVID EXLINE TCCLS SAFETY SHOES FAIRBANKS nEIGHIfYG CIV. MISCELLANEOU ANEOUS 35.00 35.00 FANDEL ELECTRIC FANCEL ELECTRIC REP. C TO IMPROV 482.50 182.50 FAYS F1RL• EQUIPMENT CC. MINOR EQUIP REPAIRS FIRE 1C9.50 9AN R. FESLEA EXT. E REFILLS 29.25 FLEETWAY STCAES TOOLS 215.70 FOX VALLEY MARKING SYSTEMS LUMBER/HARDWARE SUPPLIE PAINT 522.94 FRANTZ CCNSiHUCTICN Co. A G SUPPLIES ECUIP14ENT SERVICE62.91 GERARD ELECTRICAL INC. MINOR EQUIP REPAIRS 503.75 GRAPHIC LCNTRCLS CCRP. GRIFFIN MISCELLANEIOUS SUPPLIES 20.00 40.89 PIPE PROCLCTS HACH BROTHERS WATER SYST. IMPR. MAT. 8,323.04 HACH LC. SANITATION F, INC. SUP. 657.25 LAB. CHEMICALS C SUPPLE 228.72 4CRIZEHAhKEYE ECCLLUVbIG HUPP ETRICLY SEWER SYST. 1.NPR. NAT. MINOR EQUIPMENT 21.60 EL TORCC. HUPP ELECTRIC MOTORS '4Y liEP. CF BLDG. HTG. EQUI 53.85 -VEE FELL' STORE SANITATION SUPPLIES 46E,96 Hy VEE FCCC _TORE INCUSTRi4L ENGINEERINu ECLIP. SANITATION SUPPLIES _ 6.96 PLANT EQUIP. REP. NAT, 488.64 1 14ICROFILMED BY JORM MICRdLAB - 1 ( CEDAR RAPIDS . DES 110INES 139% J 1 CCUNCIL LISTING 06/82 FUND: ENTERPRISE FLNOS VENOGk NAME PRCOUCT DESCRIPTICN AMCUNT INTL. MUNICIPAL PARKING DUES E MEMBERSHIPS 125.00 IOWA CITY FLCCR CARE TCGLS G EQUIPMENT RENT 65.00 1CMA CITY MEACY MIX SURFACING MATERIALlGWA CEPARTMENT OF CERTIFICATIONS 231.03 lGWA HOUSE INTERVIEW TRAVEL EXPENS 12.00 ICWA ILLINLIS GAS E ELECTRIC A ELECTRICITY 28.50 879.13 IOWA ILLINCIS GAS E ELECTRIC A ELECTRICITY IOWA ACE LLMSER MISCELLANEIDUS SUPPLIES 645.78 I.P.E.R.S. IPERS 7.95 i.P.E.R.S. FICA 24.601.54 106A STATE BANKFINANCIAL SER. C CHARGE 31,039.16 IOWA STATE UNIVERSITY TREAS. REGISTRATION 1.100.00 JOhNSCN CCLNTY S.E.A.T.S.a1C TC AGENCIES 50.00 JCHNSCNS MAChINE ShCP REPAIR OF BLDG. STRUCT. 4,360.37 K.R.N.A0 KOJJ RA. C ACVERTISING 270.00 CiMMUNICAiI0N5 INC. ACVERTISING KIRKWCCC CLMMUNITY COLLEGE REGISTRATION 255.00 LENCCH a CILEKPA [Ni E SUPPLIES 35.00 LIND ART SUPPLIES OFFICE SUPPLIES 125.11 LINDER TIRE SERVICE TIKE REPAIRS 84.99 LINWCCC STCNE PRCCLCTS HYCRATED LIME10.25 MCCABE EQUIPMENT CC. INC. VEHICLE REPAIRS 2.099.83 A.Y. MCCCNALC MFG. CO PUkGhA5E5 FOR RESALE 7.93 A.Y. NCDONALC MFG. CO 2.692.59 PURCHASES FSK RESALE 1,693.15 FRED VCNEAL SAFETY SHOES 35.00 STEVE NAHEF SAFETY SHOES" MARV'S GLASS REP. G MAINT. TO BUILDI 26.77 MARV'S GLASS BUILDING G CONST. SUP, 207.92 METROPOLITAN ?UMP CC. PLANT EOUIP. REP. MAT. 69.00 MIDWEST JANITORIAL SUPPLY TECHNICAL SERVICE 335.35 MICWEST JANITORIAL SUPPLY TECHNICAL SERVICE L43.51 MONTGCMERY ELEVATCR CC.143.51 REP. E MAINT. i0 BUIL CI 345.00 MONTGOMERY ELEVATOR CC. REP. D MAINT. TO BUILDI MONTGCMERY ELEVATCP CC. REP. E MAINT. TO BUILD[ 42.15 4UESCC INC. ,MISCELLANEIOUS SUPPLIES 345.00 MULLER PLUMBING L I -EATING REP. D MAINZ. TC IMPROV 203.63 NAGLE LUMBER CO. .18 NALCO CHEMICAL CO. LUMBER/HARDWARE SUPPLE 146.65 14646.65 O'BRIEN ELECTRICAL CONTRACTORS REP. OFHATER/SEELECTWAGE C/PLBG. 1,603.58 D'KEEFF. ELFVATCR CC. REP. CF ELECT./PLBG. 1,026.63 JIM OTIS D ASSCC. X 836.20 PARKINGINC. ISC. EOU1P REP MAT. 170.58 MINOR EQUIP REPAIRS 30.00 PARKING INC. MISC. EOUIP REP MAT. 836.42 PAUL'S DISCOLNT GREASE L OIL 131.24 J.C. PENNY LC. INC. UNIFORM CLOTHING 268.09 PLEASANT VALLEY CRChARCS AGRICULTURAL CHEMICALS 17.98 PLEXIFCkMS BUILDING 6 CONST. SUP. 25.86 PLLMBERS SLPPLY CC. PLUMBING SUPPLIES 625.19 HENRY PRATT CG. PLANT EQUIP. REP. MAT. 1,865.00 HENRY PRATT CC. PLANT EOUIP. REP. MAT. 223.14 PYRAMID SERVICES MINOR EQUIP REPAIRS 298.88 R.S. D E. LAIC. MINOR EQUIPMENT RIVER PRLOLCTSPOCK 84.10 ROWS AELD114 RENTALS 1,850.74 SHAY ELECTRIC 31.50 REP. CF ELECT./PLBG. 61.20 1394 r % MICROf ILMED BY J I'\�• ,- I JORM MIC R(JIAB CEDAR RAPIDS DES MOINES i � i r CCUNCIL LISTING 06/82 FUNC: ENTERPKISE FLNOS VENCGR NAME PRCCUCT UESCRIPTICN AMOUNT SIEG CG. TOCL/MINOR EQUIP REP MA 26.36 FOREST SLEMMLNS SAFETY SHOES 35.00 SPARLING ENVIRCTECH PLANT EQUIP. REP. MAT. 321.48 STATE OF ICnA REP. E MAINT. TO BU1LD1 104.00 STATE TREASURER OF IOWA SALES TAX 3.309.94 STEVE'S TYPEWRITER CO. MISCELLANEIGUS SUPPLIES 76.00 STEVEN'S SANE L GRAVEL INC. SEWER SYST. IMPR. MAT. 36.14 ELCON C. STUTZMAN AGRICULTURAL CHEMICALS 205.00 TECHNICAL SPECIALTY SYSTEMS REPAIR OF BLDG. STRUCT. 291.00 TEChNICRAPHICS INC. OLTSIDE PRINTING 23.50 THCMPSCN-h!AY'nARD CHEMICAL CC. HATER/SEaAGE CHEMICALS 2,178.00 TRAF-C-TERIA SYSTEMS INC. OUTSIDE PRINTING 215.00 U CF ICtaA PROFESSIONAL SERVICES 87.00 UTILITY CCNTRCL CCRP. PLANT EQUIP. REP. MAT. 597.59 EOWARC VUREL SAFETY SHOES 35.00 WELT AMBRISCC INSURANCE NCTARY BOND 15.00 nESTVACL' CCRPORATICN ;TATER/SEriAGE CHEMICALS 13,110.17 PRISCILLA WRIGHT PROFESSIONAL SERVICES 20.25 PRISCILLA WRIGHT PROFESSIONAL SERVICES 18.00 ZIFF DAVIS PUBLISHING CC. SUBSCRIPTION 175.00 HOWARD HESS REFUND 15.25 MARGARET R. FRITZ REFUND 16.75 JUDY L. JLNTTILA REFUND 18.69 MARK C. ELIAS REFUND 7.02 RACHEL SMITH REFUND 18.36 MING-ShYA FU REFUND 19.14 JCSEPH P. TCBIN REFUNC 12.65 JOYCE K. PCHLMAN REFUND 6.08 ShELLY SHEFTZ REFUNC 28.00 JAMES HANNER REFUNC 13.24 MICHAEL CARBERRY REFUND 18.75 3ARTCN G. BYCRCFT REFUND 7.99 KEVIN CARTER REFUNC 9.94 RANDALL W. PARKINSCN REFUND 11.89 SALLY ERENEERGER REFUNC 14.80 SATIN COLL MASSAGE PEFUND 45.76 MARCIA LAME REFUND 17.72 DAVID J. JCB REFUNC 7.94 DAVID 8. REEC REFUND 12.91 VICKY J. BERG REFUND 15.83 RANDY L. ANUERSCN REFUND 19.72 TINCTHY S. KING REFUND 16.80 BONNIE TEENAN REFUND 15.78 JANA REOSHAW REFUND 10.91 CARNEY LOUCKS REFUND 2.66 REBECCA PRICKSCN REFUNC 10.45 TOM YATES REFUND 4.61 MIChAEL S. BRAYNCICK PEFUNC 7.52 3RIAN GINGERICH PEFUNC 12.39 PANCALL S. JCHNSON REFUND 20.69 JANET A. BLISS REFUNC 20.69 STEPHEN M. WYATT REFUND 6.28 ROBERT n. nULFF PEFUND 33.35 �11A STCCKWELL REFUNC 20.69 HEIDI E. WESSEL REFUNC 12.50 ICI CRO(IL11ED OV JORM MICR6LAEI' -- � CEDAR RAPIDS • DES M0114ES I i _ a l 39 4 i 1 MICROFILMED BY 1. -"JORM MICRbLAB-�..-_l CEDAR RAPIDS • DES MOINES .�� LL CCUNCIL LISTING 06/62 FUND: ENTERPRISE FLNDS VENCUR NAME PROCUCT DESCRIPTION ELIZABETH P. LCEB kEFUNO THERESA DAVIS REFUND TCRREY M. NEILL REFUNC FUND TGTAL AMOUNT 20.39 9.58 16.28 147,170.13 M4 f r CCUNCIL LISTING 06/82 FUND: TKLSI E AGENCY FLNOS VENCCR NAME PRODUCT OESCRIPEICN ANCUNT DEAN ANDERSEN TCCLS L MINOR EQUIPMENT 222.97 BALL SEED CZ�. AGRICULTURAL MATERIAL 72.53 BAUMHGEFENER NURSERY INC. NCN-CCNTkACTEO IMPR 691C2.00 BLUE CROSS/BLUE SHIELC CF IC -WA HEALTH INSURANCE 43.987.99 DANIEL CLELAND ARCHITECTURAL SER. 453.30 COCA CCLA PCTTLING CO. PCP THE F STC'P PhOTC SUP. L ECUIP. 45.92 169.57 FRCHWELN SUPPLY CC. OFFICE SUPPLIES 6.75 JGFN'S GRCCERY FOOD JOFNSCN CCLNTY SHERIFF JUDGEMENT 6 DAMAGES 126.44 654.75 DIANA LEvwIS MISCELLANEIOUS SUPPLIES 7.22 MPC NEWSPAPERS ADVERTISING 60.64 NAGLE LUMBER CO. LUMBER/HARONARE SUPPLIE 8.55 NGRTHWEST JUNIOR NIGH SCHCOL AID TO AGENCIES 560.00 PEPSI COLA BOTTLING CC. PCP PLAMCRE LANES REIMBURSABLE TRAVEL 107.52 108.90 PLEASANT VALLEY CPChARCS PLANTS 11.28 PRATT AUUIC 6 V[L'EC CCPP. NINCR OFFICE EQUIPMENT 87.91 TAYLOR RENTAL CENTER RENTALS REST FIGh SCHOOL ALD TO AGENCIES L32.39 6,100.00 MARIAN GAFFEY REFUND 8.75 OPAL KEELY REFUND' 8.75 AMERICAN ALLIANCE FCR FEALTF, PRINT/REFERENCE 2.65 BAKER E TAYLCR CC. PRLNT/REFERENCE 260.43 A.N. BEST CO. PRINT/REFERENCE 19.00 BOSTON PUBLISHING CC. PRINT/CIRCULATIN 122.82 BROADCASTING PRINT/REFERENCE 65.00 C.6. ASSUCIATES PRINT/REFERENCE 1CL.00 CANADIAN YCUTH HOSTELS ASSOC. PRINT/REFERENCE 5.50 CHLLDCRAFT ECUCATICN CORP. FREIGHT 20.62 B. DALiCN HOCKS CATALCGUEC/CIRCUL 2,927.74 DOUBLEDAY G CO. INC. PRINT/CIRCULATIN 834.56 EASTIN-PHELAN GIST. CASSETTE 256.43 GALE RESEARCF CO. PRLNT/REFERENCE 135.70 HARVARD STUDENT AGENCIES PRINT/CIRCULATIN 17.90 IOhA CITY/JCFNSON CCUNTY ART REPRODUCTIONS 250.00 I.G. PUBLIC LIBRARY FCLNCATION MISCELLANEOUS 2,000.00 OLD FCUSE JCURNAL PRINT/REFERENCE 22.90 PETERSCN'S GLIDES PRINT/REFERENCE 13.70 R.L. POLK E CO. PRINT/REFERENCE 164.00 PRAIRE LIGFTS BOOKSTORE dOOKS CATALOGUED/CIRCUL 86.26 REGENT BOCK Co. PRLNT/CIRCULATIN 7.77 SILVER 8UkCETT PRINT/CIRCULATIN 71.29 TEChN1GRAPFLCS INC. OUTSIDE PRINTING 1,070.57 U.S. RAO1C DATA INC. PRINT/REFERENCE 8.05 UNIVERSITY CF 10WA DATA PROCESSING 77.98 AASFLNGTON PRESS PRINT/REFERENCE 3.00 FUND TOTAL 67,593.60 r' I4ICROF ILI4ED By -JORM MICR6LAB- .1 1 CEDAR RAPIDS • DES MOINES I I 139 r CCUNCIL LISTING 06/82 FUND: INTRAGCVERNMENTAL SERVICE FUNDS VE\CCR NAME PRODUCT DESCRIPTION AMOUNT A.A.A. nORLC 'AIDE TRAVEL AGENC AIR FARE AMP PRODUCTS CCRPCRATICN MISCELLANEIOUS SUPPLIES 556.00 ACRC-ACRUIT INC. OFFICE SUPPLIES 103.40 ADAMS CCC+ CC., INC. REPAIR OF BLDG. STRUCT. 17.26 AHLERS, CCCNEY, DCRWEILER, ATTGRNEY SER. 1.440.55 ALTCRFER MAChINERY CO. VEHICLE REPAIRS 725.85 ANTON SALES INC. AUTO E LIGHT TRUCK 13,208.52 B E B AUTO, PARTS MISCELLA14EIOUS SUPPLIES 3.47 B E J AUTO REFINIShING VEHICLE REPAIRS 20.31 0 E J AUTO REFINISHING VEHICLE REPAIRS 728.00 BANKERS ACVERTISING CO. OUTSIDE PRINTING 1,942.95 BARRCN MOTCR SUPPLYAU7G E LIGHT TRUCK 117.00 BIG BEAR TLRF ELUIPMENT CC. GENERAL EQUIP. 372.24 BLUE CROSS/BLUE SHIELD OF IOWA HEALTH INSURANCE L29.43 DONNA BOGS TECHNICAL SERVICE 3,602.01 DOUGLAS BCCThROY TRAVEL ADVANCE 41.36 HARRY E. OCREN TRAVEL ADVANCE 364.00 R.R. BCIIKER ADVERTISING 444.00 JIM BRACHTEL TRAVEL ADVANCE 35.50 BREESE'S BUSES 235.00 BUSINESS ESSENTIALS INCORP. OFFICE SUPPLIES 1.218.37 BUTLER PAPER CO. PAPER STOCK 59.44 CAPITOL IMPLEMENT GENERAL EQUIP. 828.48 CENTURY I:CTCR FREIGHT INC. FREIGHT 1,831.94 CERTIFIED LAL'CRATORIFS MISCELLANEIOUS SUPPLIES 285.9 34.92 CIRCA 21 GINNER PLAYHCLSE REIMBURSABLE TRAVEL 2 CIRCA 21 U'INNER PLAYHOUSE REIMBURSABLE TRAVEL 100.00 IOWA CITY PETTY LASH MINOR CFFICE EQUIPMENT 767.75 ICDA CITY PETTY CASH CAR hASHES 4.11 COMMUNICATICNS ENGINEERING CO. STREET REPAIR EQUiP. 3.50 COMMUNICATIONS ENGINEERING CC. VEHICLE REPAIRS 356.75 CONSUMERS CCCPERATIVE SOCIETY GASOLINE 236.68 CORALVILLE FRAME E AXLE i'AO-TUN TRUCKS 14.912.60 RALPH COXBRI TECHNICAL SERVICE 72.00 77 DES LUBRICANT CO. GREASE E OIL 100.77 DES MOINES nHEEL ANC RIM CC. BUSES 1,171.50 DES MOINES WHEEL AND RIM Co. AWG -TCN TRUCKS 936.95 VICITAL EQUIPMENT CCRP. OPERATINU EQUIPMENT 24.00 DANIEL ORECKMAN TECHNICAL SERVICE 468.50 DRUG TCKN nl SANITATION SUPPLIES 85.26 DWAYNES GARBAGE TRUCKS 5.75 OYNA SYSiENS MISCELLANEIOUS SUPPLIES 245.00 ECONOMY CATALOG STCtiES CF IGnA 9USES 73.80 ELLIOTT EQLIPMENT CC. CPERATINGECUl717.84 THE F STOP PMEIJT 2,461.00 FAYS FIRE EQUIPMENT CO. FILM 69.33 DAN R. FESTER AUTO E LIGHT TRUCK 84.00 FLEETWAY STOf•ES AUTO E LIGHT TRUCK 432.00 PAT FCSTE; E SONS MISCELLANEIOUS SUPPLIES 14.30 FRCHWEIN SLPPLY CC. TECHNICAL SERVICE 685.8C G.M.C. MINCR OFFICE EQUIPMENT 142.20 GASSERVICE ENERGY CJRP. tl1NOR EQUIPMENT USES 3.496.47 GAS SERVICE ENERGY CORP. AUTO E LIGHT TRUCK 66.35 JAS SERVICE ENERGY CORP. COFFEE SUPPLIES 294.01 GINGERICH IMPLEMENT STREET REPAIR EQUIP. 736.07 1,673.00 1396 MICROFILMED BY JORM MICROLAB- J ' CEDAR RAPIDS DES td01 NES I I i a 1 r CCUNCIL LISTING 06/82 FUND: INTRAGCVLRNMENTAL SERVICE FLNCS VENCOR NAPE PROCUCT OESCRIPTICN AMCUNT GRAHAM BRAKE G DIESEL CC. BUSES 2.738.00 GRAYARC CC. INC. OFFICE SUPPLIES 57.62 H 6 w NCTCR EXVRESS CC. FREIGHT 20.50 HART6IG MOTORS INC. AUTCMOBLLES 7,394.00 MARVE HARTw1G OATSLN INC. AUTC E LIGHT TRUCK 113.98 HAi,KEYE STATE BANK TPANSFER 78.987.29 HAWKEYE STATE BANK TRANSFER 287,946.27 HAWKEYE STATE BANK TRANSFER 307.067.51 HAWKEYE STATE BANK TRANSFER 46,467.80 HICKLIN PGAER CC. BUSES 813.14 HICKLIN PCWER CO. BUSES 301.01 HILLTCP OX CAR MASHES 367.50 HILLTCP DX CAR nASMES 178.50 HCCTMAN RCBC CAR MASH CAR WASHES 14.00 HARRY FUFF TECHNICAL SERVICE 72.10 JAMES HUMSTON TRAVEL ADVANCE 200.00 THCMAS M. IMPERMAN TECHNICAL SERVICE 116.28 INLANC GLASS CO. VEHICLE KF.PAIRS 55.60 IOWA GLASS DEPOT VEHICLE REPAIRS 36.00 IOWA ILLLNCIS GAS E ELECTRIC GAS & ELECTRICITY 1.152.49 ICwA ACE LUMBER STREET CLEANING EQUIP. 1.68 IOWA MACHINERY E SLPPLY MISCELLANEIOUS SUPPLIES 25.65 ICWA STATE BANK MISCELLANEOUS 1.640.53 JCHNSONS MACnINE SFCP VEHICLE REPAIRS 1.103.98 KAR PRCOUCTS MISCELLANELOUS SUPPLIES 1,522.93 LAWRENCE BROTHERS ALTCMCTIVE AUTC E LIGHT TRUCK 25.26 H.B. LEISERCWITL CC. OFFICE SUPPLIES 172.00 LENOCH L CILEK MISCELLANEIOUS SUPPLIES 183.11 LEWIS MOTOR SUPPLY •GENERAL EQUIP. 37.58 LIFTRUCK SERVICE CC. STREET CLEANING FGUIP. 370.56 LINDEP TIRE SERVICE GENERAL EQUIP. 7.110.74 LINDER TIRE SERVICE GENERAL EQUIP. 2.775.33 LUCKY B OF ILwA AUTO E LIGHT TRUCK 13.06 MAC TCCLS TCOLS 331.94 MAINLINE ECUIPMENT INC. STREET REPAIR EQUIP. 1.989.31 MOCERN BUSINESS SYSTEMS OFFICE EQUIPMENT RENTAL 198.00 MCOERN BUSINESS SYSTEPS OFFICt EQUIPMENT RENTAL 99.00 MOCRE CIL CC. GASOLINE 9.402.44 MUNCIE RECLAivATICN L SLPPLY BUSES 2.096.37 MUNCIE RECLAMATICN E SLPPLY BUSES 3,806.39 JCEL MYEAS TECHNICAL SERVICE 37.45 DOUG NASH EQUIP. E ENGINEERING GENERAL EQUIP. 235.02 NEWKIRK SALES CO. MINOF EQUIPMENT 1,745.60 NEWKIRK SALES CO. RENTALS 45.55 NEW METHOD cCUIPMENT CC. GARBAGE TRUCKS 36.01 OLE CAPITCL MOTORS AUTOMCBILES 23.978.54 OLE CAPITCL MOTORS TRUCKS 11,677.10 OLD OCMINI CN SRLSH STREET CLEANING EQUIP. 2,415.29 PECERSCN-SELLS ECUIPMENT CO. MINOR EQUIPMENT 264.88 PECERSCN-SELLS ECLIPMENT CC. GENERAL EQUIP. 325.65 PICNEER CC. OFFICE SUPPLIES 142.11 PCaER BRAKES ICwA INC. BUSES 98.67 PCWER EQUIPMENT INC. STREET REPAIR EQUIP. 405.84 PGnER EQUIPMENT INC. STREET REPAIR EQUIP. 102.16 PRCFESSIL'NAL MUFFLERS INC. VEI-ICLF REPAIPS 99.00 IAICROFILMED BY I 1 i "JORM MICR6LA13 CEDAR RAPIDS • DES MOINES 1396 r CCLNCIL LISTING FUND: INI'PAGCVERKMENTAL SERVICE FUNDS VENCOR NAME PYRAMID SEFVICES QUILL CCRP. REPUBLIC kEFPIGERATION WHLSLS. TERRY REYNCLOS GECRGE J. RCEiNSCN GECRGE J. RC81NSCN GF.CRGE J. PC81NSCN SAYLOR LOCKSMITH DREW SHAFFER SIEG CC. STANDARD STATIONERY SUPPLY CO. RCEERT STIKA PATRICK iACLCCK JUCSCN TEPASKE TWIN STATES INDUSTRIAL SUPPLY UNION BUS CEPCT VILLAGE TOURS VILLAGE TCORS VOSS PETKCLEL(-1 CC. WECC ENGINEERING SALES WINEBRENNEP GREUSICKE XERGX CORP. XEROX CCRP. XERCX CORP. YELLCW FkEIGhT SYSTEM ZIEBART B08 ZIMMERMAN FORD BUS ZiMMERMAN FORD HUTHA CCL3Y SWENKA EXCAVATING FLCRA CASSILIANG RUTH ARANECA ANN BENNETT ERMA CLAPP MARGARET CLOVER ETI -EL CCCPER EUGENE AND MARIE CRCSHECK DELLA CAVICS ARLINE OOLEZAL ARIE OLRGS GERTRUDE ENGLERT BURT AND NELLIE FALLS MILDRED FLISS MARGARET FCX ELIZABETH CIBSCN ROhENA HARVEY MACLYN G. HUCSCN FAY IRVIN ELSIE JCNAS tDNA KACERA ARS. CLARK LAKE TILLIE A. YEADE JEANETTE MENLER ;411. 6 MRS. kAY YEYLER OCRIS PETZLEI: PRCCUCT OESCRIPTICN 06/82 GENERAL EQUIP. OFFICE SUPPLIES BUSES TRAVEL PCSTAGE LCCAL MILEAGE PCSTAGE GARBAGE TRUCKS TRAVEL ADVANCE AUTC F, LIGHT TRUCK CFFICE SUPPLIES TECHNICAL SERVICE TECHNICAL SERVICE TRAVEL ADVANCE TCOLS FREIGHT REIMBURSABLE TRAVEL REIMBURSABLE TRAVEL GREASE E OIL GARBAGE TRUCKS VEHICLE REPAIRS PRINTING SUPPLIES OFFICE EQUIPMENT REPAIR OFFICE EQUIPMENT REPAIR FREIGHT AUTOMOBILES ThC-TCN TRUCKS BUSES ANIMAL DEPOSITS REFUND ANIMAL DEPOSITS REC. TRIPS REC. TRIPS REL. TRIPS REC. TRIPS REC. TRIPS REC. TRIPS REC. TRIPS NEC. TRIPS REC. TRIPS NEC. TRIPS REC. TRIPS REL. TRIPS REG. TRIPS REC. TRIPS REC. TRIPS REC. TRIPS REC. TRIPS AEC. TRIPS REC. TRIPS HEC. TRIPS REC. TRIPS REC. TRIPS REC. TRI PS REC. TRIPS l 14ICROFIL14ED BY I _JORM-MICR6LAB CEDAR RAPIDS • DES MOINES AMOUNT 23.27 383.94 1,292.45 8.34 20.00 30.80 2C.00 2.00 293.00 2,287.92 27.19 403.26 62.04 270.00 98.42 13.30 120.00 18.00 1,743.58 15.56 14,549.28 773.95 2,144.69 1,386.15 97.00 900.00 8,523.64 8,587.18 40.00 100.00 40.00 3.50 3.50 3.50 3.50 3.50 7.00 3.50 3.50 3.50 3.50 7.00 3.50 3.50 3.50 3.50 3.50 3.50 3.50 3.50 3.50 3.50 3.50 7.00 3.50 r CCUNCIL LISTING 06/82 FUND: INTFAGCVERNNENTAL SERVICE FUNDS VENDOR NAME PROCUCT DESCRIPTION AMOUNT HELEN POE REC. TRIPS 3.50 GERTRUCE C'NEIL REC. TRIPS 3.50 PEGGY PARRADEE REC. TRIPS 3.50 MARTHA PATTERSON REC. TRIPS 3.50 JUNE PIEPER REL. TRIPS 3.50 ALLEN L ARITTA KOBINSCN REC. TRIPS 7.00 GLADYS SCOTT REC. TRIPS 3.50 CLARA STAHLE REC. TRIPS 3.50 ANNE STEPhFNSCN REC. TRIPS 3.50 M.E. C EDITH STONER REC. TRIPS 7.00 MARY UNRATH REC. TRIPS 3.50 ISABELLE AELK REL. TRIPS 3.50 LUCILLE AxMEAR REC. TRIPS 3.50 MARGARET VCLK HEC. TRIPS 3.50 EDITH. KASPER REL. TRIPS 3.50 CATHERINE kINGLER NEC. TRIPS 3.50 NICK STIKA TECHNICAL SERVICF. 27.50 ROBIN STIKA TECHNICAL SERVICE 37.56 I'41KE HUFFMAN TECHNICAL SERVICE 27.50 STEVE GINOERICH TECHNICAL SERVICE 27.50 PAT GINGERICH TECHNICAL SERVICE 27.50 FAITH A. kASSETTE REL. TRIPS 7.00 EUGENE CRGShEK REL. TRIPS 14.00 NELLIE ENDSLEY REL. TRIPS 7.00 FRANCES COLLIER REG. TRIPS 7.00 ETHEL BOHAC REC. TRIPS 7.00 LAL•RETTA CCRSKY REC. TRIPS 7.00 ELEANOR DUN'N REC. TRIPS 7.00 ARIE CLROS REL. TRIPS 7.00 RENEE REINHOLDT ANIMAL DEPOSITS 30.00 MAUREEN RCBERTSCN ANIMAL DEPOSITS 30.00 BEN SHL'LER ANIMAL DEPOSITS 40.00 NANCY LYNCH ANIMAL DEPOSITS 40.00 JCFN SHEPhEHC REFUND 200.00 AL RICHER MISC. RECREATION 70.00 JOHN GRERG MISC. RECREATICN 70.00 JANE SChwARCZ ANIMAL DEPOSITS 30.00 MARY LCU MEYER ANIMAL DEPOSITS 40.00 COURTNEY N'AGLE MISC. RECREATION 8.00 PATTY MARSH MISC. RECREATION 16.00 MICKI wATSCN MISC. RECREATION 8.00 4L DCLEZAL' PUBLIC SAFETY RETIREMEN 697.94 ESTHER MCNABB PUBLIC SAFETY RETIREMEN 272.84 MRS. RAY MORGAN PUBLIC SAFETY RETIREMEN 259.92 DEAN EEBEE PUBLIC SAFETY RETIREMEN 714.08 HAZEL CAPPS PUBLIC SAFETY RETIREMEN 329.20 DONALD DCLELAL PUBLIC SAFETY RETIREMEN 430.99 BETH CAY PUBLIC SAFETY RETIREMEN 331.95 JCf-N FAY PUBLIC SAFETY RETIREMEN 628.11 DAREL FCRMA(v PUBLIC SAFETY RETIREMEN 632.00 WALTER GANAGCC PUBLIC SAFETY RETIREMEN 497.42 LETHA MEIN PUBLIC SAFETY RETIREMEN 556.63 RAYMCNC HESS PUBLIC SAFETY RETIREMEN 546.39 ECKIN KNCECEL PUBLIC SAFETY RETIREMEN 638.28 JOSEPH KNCEOEL PUBLIC SAFETY RETIREMEN 510.39 1 141CROEILMED BY i 1 -'JORM MICR46LA13' ! CEDAR RAPIDS • DES MOVIES I i I 1396 11. r CCUNCIL LISTING 06/82 FUND: INTRAGCVERNMENTAL SERVICE FUNDS vENCOR HANE PRODUCT DESCRIPTION RCBERT PARROTT PUBLIC SAFETY RFTIREMEN ADRIAN RITTENNEYER PUBLIC SAFETY RETIREMEN HARCLC ROGERS PUBLIC SAFETY RETIREMEN LESTER ROGER PUBLIC SAFETY RETIREMEN LAVERNE SHAY PUBLIC SAFETY RETIREMEN VERNAL SHINCN PUBLIC SAFETY RETIREMEN GLENN STIMNEL PUBLIC SAFETY RETIREMEN HERMAN VILLHAUER PUBLIC SAFETY RETIREMEN MRS. CALE VORBRICH PUBLIC SAFETY PETIREMEN MRS. FELEN CCLEZAL PUBLIC SAFETY RETIREMEN EMMETT EVANS PUBLIC SAFETY RETIREMEN MRS. NARY FAM PUBLIC SAFETY RETIREMEN NILLIAM HOLLAND PUBLIC SAFETY RETIREMEN MRS. ALICE LEWIS PUBLIC SAFETY RETIREMEN PATRICK MCCARNEY PUBLIC SAFETY RETIREMEN EMMET POTTER PUBLIC SAFETY RETIREMEN OCNALC PUPVIS PUBLIC SAFETY RETIREMEN EDWIN RUPPERT PUBLIC SAFETY RFTIREMEN CHARLES SNIUER PUBLIC SAFETY RETIREMEN LESLIE SPRINKLE PUBLIC SAFETY RETIREMEN C.C. STIMMEL PUBLIC SAFETY RETIREMEN RAYMCNC VITUSH PUBLIC SAFETY RETIREMEN MARJORIE WEHMLYER PUBLIC SAFETY RETIREMEN NRS. LETA WHITE PUBLIC SAFETY RETIREMEN JEFFERSON EANK OF MISSCURI OPERATING EQUIPMENT MODERN BUSINESS SYSTEMS PRINTING SUPPLIES SAVIN CCkPCRATIGN OPERATING EQUIPMENT FUND TOTAL 1' 111CROFILMED BY 1 DORM MICR¢LAB� CEDAR RAPIDS DES M01RE5 AMCUNT 639.46 500.54 678.38 375.35 400.24 589.34 599.55 452.13 326.60 281.81 550.00 279.60 477.78 274.55 806.60 526.67 794.34 580.54 629.33 232.65 471.72 480.02 120.06 506.33 122.61 26.00 114.68 931.509.81 r COUNCIL LISTING FUND: SPECIAL REVENLE FDNC VENCCR NAME AMERICAN PLANNING ASSCL. 1CIiA CITY PETTY CASE CREDIT BUREAU CF ICnA CITY FLEET64Y STERES FREEMAN LCCKSMITH E JCCR CLOSc GENERAL PEST CONTRCL HAYEK, HAYEK, HAYEK E FCLLAND INTERNATIONAL CITY JC. CC. A8STRACT & TITLE CO. JCHNSCN CCLNTY RECCROER H.C. KNURLING CC. M.N.S. CONSULTANTS INC. MCANINCH CCRPGRATICN MCANINCH CCRPURATICN NORTH ICaA CCNTRACTCRS INC. PECPLE'S DRUG STORES INC. SHOEMAKF.-c E HAALANC ENGINEERS TECFNIGRAPFICS INC. UNIVERSITY OF IOnA ZUC1'ELLI HLNTER & ASSCC. ASSISTED HOUSING - SECTION 8 VARIOUS LANDLORDS ROBERT FOX ROBERT FOX ROBERT UHLER ROBBIE McNAMER A & H APARTMENTS BETTY J. CLINE CITY OF IOWA CITY UNIVERSITY OF IOWA DALLAS MEIER LAKESIDE PARTNERS JACK PERKINS RAYMOND SCHEETZ PENNINGROTH APARTMENTS MERRIL D. & FLORINE SMALLEY 06/82 PRCCUCT DESCRIPTION AMCUNT DUES E MEMBERSHIPS 70.00 MISCELLANEOUS 4.00 OLES C MEMBERSHIPS 10.00 BUILDING E CONST. SUP. 180.97 REP. E MAINT. TC BUILCI 364.81 dUILCING PEST CONTROL 4C.00 ATTCRNEY SER. 259.66 8CCKS 16.60 ABSTRACTS 110.50 RECCRCING FEES 29,10 EQUIPMENT SERVICE 1.040.00 FNGINEERING SERVICES 28C.00 CONTRACTED IMPRCVEMENTS 54,621.27 CONTRACTED IMPRCVEMENTS 18,274.25 CONTRACTED IMPROVF.MFNTS 1009746.03 NINCR CFFICE ECUIPMF.NT 29,76 ENGINEERING SERVICES 2,254.63 OUTSIDE PRINTING 2.00 DATA PROCESSING 106.41 CONSULTANT SERVICE 16,249.49 FUND TOTAL 194,689.48 JUNE RENT 70,648.50 DAMAGES 139.00 VACANCY LOSS 208.00 JUNE RENT 188.00 JUNE RENT 192.00 MAY & JUNE RENT 301.00 JUNE RENT 213.00 REIMBURSEMENT OF EXPENSES 10,956.37 JUNE RENT 86.00 JUNE RENT 140.00 JUNE RENT 283.00 JUNE RENT 1.00 JUNE RENT 47.00 JUNE RENT 344.00 JUNE RENT 56.00 FUND TOTAL 83,802.87 GRAND TOTAL 522111,333.12 1 ; MICROEILHED BY � JORM MICR6LA13 I CEDAR RAPIDS • DES 1401NE5 i i 1394 IOWA DEPARTMENT OF THANbk'LJ .._,..,, - Hi r.iWAY;DIVISION Api .tion IM arse Of lilghway Right o! Kay for - '� Utilities Accommodation County _._Johnson Permit No. Northwestern Bell Telephone Company Ist Avenue U. E: Cedar.Ra ids Iowa 52402• (Addicts)(city) - , (sato) _ (23P code) ..•. -- apartment of Transportation •c. _ _ .. Iowa 50010ze if: _ in See. 1' I2 Approval Is bereby_requested for the we o! Prltnau Highway (Number) 3N S 6-1'., R -7-W Johnson (,ut,;fy approximately 1 arta¢, st from Mormon Trek Boulevard 14edioo) @rn6 F-,S7b sh �X7�ru (Place, Town, Eto.) — _ 4572-4602 for the accommodation of ail buried conduit system hway Stagon(s) No.. voice - '1r the trimsaission o - stallationshall consist of acro a - tact con ul sys em rpm wy. a. a on • (Deealled Description) '.he north side of IWV Road as shown on attached prints 1, 2 8'3 of Project #21622. Also' rt man o es, x x col a tilers a as s own'on t e'attac a ries s. is col e e permanen a epnone tilers atlon t roug t e intent ange. ter con cel is pace , e sena ca a po es current ocate on t e N. sl e o oa wl a removed an aCe w1 urge Ca e o s 1 co cel is apPP Ica ton is for con ul on y. e lccateA as s own on the eta e� pgatptiac eg herein. Conduit to be placed when IDOT grading is - — compl�ted. iEEA1ENTS: The td111ty company, cotpotstlon, applltant, permlltee, or cemee, (herelfuRer releaed'to as the Permittee) j es that the following stfpnlations shall govern under this permit. ' _ > I he location, mnatruetion and malnteoance of the utllly Iastilluton covered by this application shall be In accordance with the rnnen[ + 1 !Deparlmeat of Transportation utility Accommodation Policy. - the fnatsllation shall meet the regolremeou of local t9n1e1Pal.-county. state, and federil lois. Iraachis• rules, and regulations, te5ulr I. i and directives of the low& Suta Commerce Council %,,on, Dlllities Division. the los State Departmeot of Health, all rules and regulations e Iowa Dcpastmen• of Transportation, and any other laws at regulation applicable. - :----- 1 he permittee shall he NIly responsible for any future ■djuslmcuYs of lis facilidek' within the esubl13bad highway right of way caused _ tgbway concoction or mainicamca operations; .v 'be •low& Department of. Transportation shall give tht Perminee at least 4e boars wriuen notice,of any Proposed construction Or matatenance -way, that -is likely to conflict with the Installation belonging to1be Permittee. In order that on either eriating or newly acquired d�t-of 'ermlitee may arrange to protect its facilities. I .be Suta of laws and the Iowa Department of Transporutian assume no responsibility for damages in the Permittee's Property occasioned ' 'ny construction of maintenance operations on said blgbway. !be Penalties shall take all reasonable precaution during the eonstmcdon and maietermce of said installation to protect and safeguard the i and property of the tnveling public and adjacent pmpuq ownats, - - f'be Permittee agrees to give the Iowa Department of Transportation forty-eigbt hours notice of tta Intention to sun eonsuvctlon on the ay fight -of -way. Said notice sball be made to v cling m the Englueer whose aims Is shown below. I - •'he Permiuee agrees to at JI times give the Iowa Department of Transportation timely routs Of Intention to Perform routine maintenance In the right•of-way. Said notice shall be w the Engineer whose name Is shown below. -be Pennines, and Its nnnUaetnre. shall Bury on the construction or repair of lbt accommodated utility with serious regard to the Safety of )ublle. Traffic protection shall be in accordance with Pan VI of the current lays Department of Transportation blaaual on Uniform - fic Can=] Devices far Street' and Nigbways. , - ---•. •�•v .tont consldrt Sari nen sza ry by the Ctafnerr. The Original Placement of 1.971 MICROFILMED BY � JORM MIC RISL AB � 1 j CEDAR RAPIDS DES M018ES J 11. The Permittee shall be nr&punsible fc: a- ZmaSe that may result :..:.: / 1 -au f the eonetroe;loo•� of said utility, and &ball reimburse the Sute L Wa or Lye lowx Pepu::neet m 7n. atioop expend, rune char t5e lova Department of Transponauon may tyre to make OR sud bight t y beause of sand Pc=irtte's utility having beer. e and maintained thereon. 12. -he Permittee shall indemnify and save hazcdess the Sutr Iowa..:.:: J c low•& Departnieai of Transporuuo. :om any action. suite at law or in equity, of losses. damages, claims, or demrr•'&, acdfrom any and ali liability and erecnat of eba, on account of. of due to the acts a orn_ss!ons of Bald Petedtiee'& u." 1: rmbrrs, agcnrsj nrpseseautive s, eonuactors, assigns arising out of or In connection 'ate Its !ctheir) use or occup:.L, we public Wgb►iy mdet this permit. 13. Non-compliance with any of the tens d She lo:a Department of To ..nation pollc,, -er- 't. o: agreement: maybe considered can, shut•doao of utility.construetioo operatioct or withbolding of relondon r, tbtrrsem.ml,t7 .e¢v •n: nee 1s assure:, or revocation of the pe The cost of any wort caused to be performed by the Sure le :.utoval of oea-eomplyi.R'cr nOu -sill be assessed against the Pesmlttet, 14. A copy of the approved permit shaft be avall.hle on t._ Job site at all times for e' e:alnxtinr Depattmtol of Transportation, officials. 1 15. The following special requirements will apply to .this permit: ! r APPLICANT: i . Northwestern Bell Telephone Company By_ Name of Evince Siruxti 830 -1st Avenue N: E.; Cedar Rapids, Iowa 52402 Date _ Address S.t.R. Rook I. 6—q-, APPROVAL OF CITY OR TOWN j (If proposed Lire is within an Incorporated town or city, the Council of sald town or "The undersigned city or town joins to the grants embodied In the above permit portation on condition that all of the covenants and tmdertakings therein tanning to 1 Insure to the benefit of the nn ersl ed city or town. The permit Is approved by the : OJVAL BY THE STATE ident r muot grant approval for Installation.) eeated by the Iowa Department of Trans - Iowa Department of Transportation shall low delegated city or town official. INSTALLATIONS. I Date APPROVAL BY THE STATE FOR BRIDGE ATTACIAIENTS Recommended Resident Mafolcoance Entioeer , Dalt District Majatenanee r -closer Dame tpproved — - aaauW-� LLalotenn�y�gsa.<r r Dano 'odes of Intention to &cart eonstruetioo on the Withway right -of -tray &hall be seat to: Engineer Addreu - Telephone odes of Intee!`oe to start maintenance on the highway eirht•obwa7&bOl be meet to: Engineer Addreu e MICROFILMED By � DORM MICRdLAB 1 J CEDAR RAPIDS DES h1019ES I Telephone J r 1 1 F o•+,tnvor�' oa° Applicant: ' ti I LLS Name of Individyal or Compa 10,.DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION HIGHWAY DIVISION Application for Approval to do Grading and Build Drainage Structures Incidental Thereto Within the State Road Right of Way County JO14u 54!n)N SANK �lUr-TCc7 Permit nouress Incorporated under the laws of the State ofowA with principal place of business in ILLS ToV)A 8 '`Z -82 City Slate Dale Iowa Department of Transportation Highway Division Ames, Iowa Approval is hereby requested to enter within the state road right of way and to do grading and build drainage structures incidental thereto. Proposed work is shown on the attached plat and cross sections, and further described as follows: (REMOVE ko(aa e GOMMON FiZOPGQT / L19E - tyRADE TD BC.F_ti1D NCWGfSAD6 TO X15711.1'5 Varzy L(TTLE. CUTZEILL ON R,O,W. SCEP OR SOD D)s7L)2eCD,'' The proposed work is located in Sec. Twp. Range on Road No. Miles Direction from From Station to Station Place, Town, etc. Project County. ✓,W, CORMC-k OF 1NTERSE•CTIO.f.I�-Hi4HV,/AY (o GILt3ERT Sr, CONSIDERATION In consideration of the granting of approval to do the above described work on the highway right of way the applicant a- grees to reimburse the Iowa Department of Transportation for (1) the cost of work previously constructed by the Iowa Department of Transportation that the applicant will destroy or remove; (2) the cost of materials that the applicant will remove from the right of way; or (3) the applicant will do certain work at his expense. Reimbursement to the Iowa Department of Transportation or work to be done at applicant's expense is as follows: AGREEMENTS 16P applicant agrees that if granted a permit to do said wort the following ShJullalinns shall govern. 1, lb(, applicant shall tate all rl•,,W)"Ahle pn•t autlun\ during Ihr' tonsimeliou 10 IIrulefl and sdleguard the lives and properly of the traveling public and shall sa.r IhStart- ale and the Iowa Department of Lanslurlallon harmless of anv damage at losses that mal hr suslainr•d by the DavPlmg public on account of such tnnslructron uperation. 2. Thr apphl Ant shell hold Ihr Stale and thr Iowa Deparlmrnl of lransportabun harmless of any dAmage Ilial may result to said highway because of the fnnslmchun or mainlrnancr of Ihr Wilily, and shall reimnr huthe State or the lar wa Depanmnt at Ir ansturtation lot any rlprndilives that the Slale or .. ..... .......... m... r, .,,� ,., m It ,... , na nn .vroom nl ..vA root rranl's lnn.inuliun. X398 MICROFILMED BY i r JORM MIC RbLA8 I CEDAR RAPIDS • DES MOINES JL... ; J r . 3. The applicant shall be responsible lot proper placing of any signs needed to warn traffic or prolecl workmen and also lot she covering or removal signs when no longer needed. Signs will be loaned to the applicant by the Iowa Department of Transportation. 4. Operations in construction and maintenance of the locility shall be carried on in such a way so as to not interfere with or Interrupt traffic on the highway esreps in special cases which will be covered by additiona151ipulalions. If permission is given to do work that may interfere with the free flow of gals is, or when work is dune within 10 fees of the edge of the pavement, the applicant shall lurnish two competent flagmen to control traffic and safely direct traffic by the work area. 5. The applicant shall seed and mulch all areas in the tight of way disturbed by the operation and be responsible for the vegetative cover until well established. Any surfaced areas such as driveways, shoulders, sodded waterways and planlings disturbed by the operation shall be restored to their original condition. 6. The applicant shall maintain any drainage structure built within the right of way that is built for the benefit of the applicant and not necessary (or highway use. 7. This permit is subject to any laws now in effect or any laws which may be hereafter enacted. g. This permit is subject to all the rules and regulations of the Iowa Department of Transportation, and to revocation by the Iowa Department of Trans• porlation at any time when, in the judgment of the Department it is necessary in the improvement or maintenance of the highway or for other reasonable cause. 9. The applicant agrees to give the Iowa Department of Transportation ag hours notice of its intention to start construction on the highway right of way. Said notice shall be made in writing to the Resident Maintenance Engineer whose name and address is shown below. RECOMMENDATIONS Recommended for Approval: By WNFiF ?G ArCNIiGCTS Resident Maintenance Engineer Inds r Co Date By_ ame Title APPROVAL OF CITY OR TOWN (it proposed work Is within an Incorporated town or city, the Council of said town or city must grant approval) "The undersigned city or town joins In the grants embodied in the above permit executed by the Iowa Departmrnl of Transportation on condition that all of The covenants and undertakings therein running to the Iowa Department of Transportation shall inure to the benefit of the undersigned city or town and said permit Is approved below by The delpgalerl city of town official. Signature �r--/� �f/ .r� Title Date Approval of Approval of IOWA DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION FEDERAL HIGHWAY ADMINISTRATION i By -- By District Engineer Engineer Division Drgineei Dale _— Date The applicant shall send notice of date of entry on highway right of way to : Resident Maintenance tngineer Address (S copies of application must be filed with District Engineer —.--__ Name Iowa Department of Transportation 1 I4ICROr ILNED By I "DORM MICROLAB� .� CEDAR RAPIDS • DES NOINES i MY 11, r 0-4 August 20, 1982 The Rev. Leonard VanderZee Trinity Christian Reformed Church 2908 Raven Street Iowa City, Iowa 52240 Dear Rev. VanderZee: At its regular meeting of August 17, 1982, the City Council received and placed on file your letter concerning massage parlors in Iowa City. The Police Department has been requested to prepare a detailed report to the City Council regarding a regulatory ordinance. Your views will certainly be taken into consideration when an ordinance is presented to the Council. Sincerely yours, Dale E. Helling Acting City Manager Is cc: City Clerk i 111CROEILIIED DY "JORM MICRQLAB J CEDAR RAPIDS • DES MOVIES I i I i i Mi WOO R RECEIVED e1;,' 3 1982 TRINITY CHRISTIAN RE, FORMED CHURCH HAILING ADDRESS, 2008 RAVEN STREET E. COURT AND EENIVOOD DRIVE IOWA CITY. (DIVA 52240 PASTOR LEONARD J. VANDER ZEE TELEPHONES OFFICE: (319) 338-9655 HOME: (319) 338.1539 August 2, 1982 To: Members of the Iowa City Council We, the members of the church Council at Trinity Christian Reformed Church strongly urge the Iowa City Councii members to do all that is possible to remove, by ordinance, the erotic massage parlors from Iowa City. President;,,-- J V4dO Zee DPS/ljo 1 MICROFILMED BY -DORM MICR#LAB'--� CEDAR RAPIDS • DES MOINES /1Yoo % L August 31, 1982 Mr. & Mrs. William Johnson 116 Raven Iowa City, Iowa 52240 Dear Mr. & Mrs. Johnson: At its regular meeting of August 13, 1982, the City Council received and placed on file your letter regarding the retaining wall on the Systems Unlimited property. The City shared our concerns with representatives of Systems Unlimited and their architect. I'm sure you are aware that remedial action has been taken. The City of Iowa City does not have an ordinance requiring fences or guardrails on grade changes resulting from landscaping. The only requirement for guardrails is in the building and housing codes and deals (Pith grade changes that are part of a structure. The Iowa City Zoning Ordinance regulates the construction of fences and, with the exception of swimming pools, does not require the fencing of property. I have referred your letter of recommendations to the Director of Planning and Program Development for further discussion by the Planning and Zoning Commission regarding its desire to amend the Iowa City fence regulations to require that a fence or some other physical barrier be erected in circumstances such as those outlined in your letter. Thank you for bringing this matter to the attention of the property owners and developers directly affected as well as to the City Council. Sincerely yours, Neal G. Berlin City Manager bdw/sp Enclosure cc: Don Schmeiser, Director Department of Planning & Program Development Legal staff Benny Leonard, Systems Unlimited Inc. amity Clerk /SZD I MICROrIL14ED BY 2 i DORM MIC RIJLAB- f 1 CEDAR RAPIDS • DES MOINES �Ilyl` r RECEWE D AUG 1 1 1382 August 9, 1982 City Council Iowa City, Iowa Dear City Council Members: The landscaping has recently been completed for the Systems Unlimited house constructed on the corner of Friendship Street and Washington Street. During construction a concrete retaining wall 10 inces thick, with a vertical drop of over 6 feet was built across the rear lot line of the property. The purpose of this wall was to prevent soil erosion and help in water drainage of the Systems Unlimited property. In a recent phone conversatiomwith Mr. Benny Leonard of Systems Unlimited, we were informed that Systems Unlimited has no intention of erecting a fence around their property, or, for that matter, even across the 6 foot concrete retain— ing wall. We find it unusual thattge city has allowed the construction of such a potentially dangerous drop—off in a residential neighborhood. The failure of Systems Unlimited to recognize the danger of the situation is of even more concern. Therefore, we would like to request that you do whatever is necessary to insure the safety of the Systems Unlimited property for the following reasons: 1) A 6 foot vertical drop is sufficient height to cause serious injury and possibly death to children or adults who venture into the area. 2) Since construction of the wall several months ago, we have had to chase children off the wall on numerous occasions. Thus, the safety problem is not hypothetical but is a real danger which we do not wish to persist any longer than necessary. 3) The Systems Unlimited home in located in an area where there are many children under the age of 12. It is sometimes difficult to impress upon childrne of this aqe group the serious consequences of straying too close to a 6 foot vertical drop. 4) During the evening hours of summer after dusk, many children are outside playing games in the area. It is quite possible that in the dark a child would not realize how close he is to the wall and could fall off without ever having seen the wall. 5) A concrete basketball area is located on the northwest corner of the Systems Unlimited property near the retaining wall. This basketball area might attract a number of children to the area of greatest danger. 111CROHOED RY JORM MICROLAS CEDAR NAP IDS • DES MDI"IES 1 J r W 6) The retaining wall may also be a danger to the occupants of the Systems Unlimited house. to would seem likely that some of the residents would take occasional walks on the property and in doing so might place themselves in considerable danger if they venture onto the retaining wall. We feel that your prompt consideration of our concern about the safety aspects of the retaining wall is necessary to alleviate the dangerous hazzard which exists on the Systems Unlimited property. We recognize that Systems Unlimited has a limited amount of funding for this project. However, we feel that the cost of a fence would be justified in light of the costs associated with an accident to one of the residents of the area.or to one of the residents of the Systems Unlimited house. We suggest a fence around at least three sides of the property as the minimal de- terrent. We realize that even a fence might not stop an individual determined to walk along the retaining wall. It would, however-; at least lessen the danger of someone accidently falling off the wall. Thank you for your consideration -df our concerns. Sincerely: i 141CROFIL14ED BY JORM MICR6LA13 CEDAR RAPIDS DES MOINES I i /`ol J� A HAWKEYE CAB COMPANY POST OFFICE BOX 527 IOWA CITY, IOWA 52244 (319) 337-3131 August 6, 1982 Mayor of Iowa City, and Iowa City City Council 410 East Washington Iowa City, Iowa 52240 I To the Honorable Mayor and City Council of Iowa City: Hawkeye Cab Company respectively requests that it be authorized use of the first meter on College Street on the south side, east of Gilbert Street to enable our taxis to provide services to people disembarking the intracity buses. Th you, Dale Mo tet President �R �0 AUG 9 1982 ABBIE STOLFUS CPAC CITY CLERK (3) /yob IIICROFIL14ED BY i_ JORM.MICR+LAB- CEDAA RAPIDS •DES MOINES I � r ■, August 20, 1982 Ms. Elaine Mayer, CPR Coordinator Chairperson, Johnson County Committee for Citizen CPR The University of Iowa Hospitals and Clinics Emergency Medical Services Learning Resources Center Iowa City, Iowa 52242 Dear Ms. Mayer: At its regular meeting of August 17, 1982, the City Council received and placed on file your letter regarding the promotion of CPR in Iowa City and Johnson County. The Council voiced its unanimous support of this project, and we hope to have a training session for the Council members in the near future. As you mentioned in your letter, Jerry hlumford of the Fire Department has been training city employees, especially those who are in public contact positions. In the past, CPR training and recertification has been offered to all City employees, and we will con- tinue to encourage employee participation. Thank you for your letter informing us of your endeavors. Sincerely yours, Dale E. Melling Acting City Manager is cc: City Clerk 1 i MICRDEILMED BY I JORM MIC R<�LAB� I CEDAR RAPIDS • DES IdDI8E5 I I /1/03 u The University of Iowa Iowa City, Iowa 52242 RECEIV'D A X, 2 1982 Jl. The University of Iowa Hospitals and Clinics E1847 Emergency Medical Services Learning Resources Center (919) 955-2597 July 30, 1982 Mayor Neuhauser and City Council Members City of Iowa City Civic Center Iowa City, IA 52240 Dear Mayor Neuhauser and Council: I am writing to inform you of a new community committee --the Johnson County Committee for Citizen CPR. Although many volunteers have been teaching CPR here in Iowa City and in the County, the efforts have been somewhat unorganized and fragmented. The purpose of the Committee, composed of volunteer citizens, is to assist in promoting CPR and facilitate the training of 40% of Johnson County citizens by January 1985. CPR unquestiona- bly saves lives; as many as 40% of victims of sudden death could survive if the goal is met. To meet the 40% goal, approximately 15,000 individuals will need to be trained in the next two and one-half years. Some of the ways in which the Committee hopes to accomplish this are as follows: Promote public awareness of the need for learning CPR. I Provide a clearinghouse for instructors and courses. A CPR informa- tion line is being established as of August 2 which provides answering service for individuals wanting information about courses and other CPR matters. An assessment of the community's resources has been made --we know who is teaching and what their needs are. Raise funds to provide a pool of training mannequins and A-V materials, since this is an urgent need at the moment. In these and other ways we hope to assist the existing training groups -- among them the American Red Cross, Fire Departments, Ambulance Services, Hospitals and Iowa National Guard in their fine efforts. Support and suggestions from the Council would certainly be appreciated. We would also be delighted to arrange a special CPR training session for you. Your example would undoubtedly encourage others to follow suit! I'm sure Jerry Mumford, who I know has trained City employees in the past, would be willing to work with others in doing this. Thank you. Sincerely, Elaine Mayer, CPR Coor�or rnator Chairperson, Johnson County Committee for Citizen CPR cc: Jerry Mumford 141CROEILMED 9Y C -JORM-MIC RIjCA B" CEDAR RAPIDS • DES 11019E5 August 20, 1982 Mr. Alan Saltzman 321 Twelfth Avenue, S.E. Minneapolis, Minnesota 55414 Dear Mr. Saltzman: This is in reply to your letters to Council Member John Balmer and to City Manager Neal Berlin and also to confirm the information given to you during our phone conversation this week. Your letter to Mr. Balmer was placed on the City Council agenda for its meeting of August 17. The City Council supports the construction of the fifth lane at the Benton -Riverside intersection, and it appears at this time that the Department of Transportation will participate in funding its construction. However, the agreement from IDOT has not been received as of this date. I am enclosing a copy of a memorandum from the City Manager which was recently sent to the City Council con- cerning this matter. If you should have any further comments or questions, please do not hesitate to contact me. Sincerely yours, Dale E. Melling Acting City Manager Is cc: City Clerk F% MICROFILMED BY C t JORM MICR46LA13 ? CEDAR RAPIDS • DES MOINES =-�, Hon. John Balmer Iowa City Dear John, ALAN SALTZMAN 321 Twelfth Ave, S,E. Minneapolis. Mn 55414 RECEIVE-[) Aii, 2 1982 July 28, 1982 I am writing to you about a serious problem that I have been told about regarding the contemplated median strip on Riverside Drive. I am hoping you will honor my request to support widening the highway to five lanes, rather than installing a raised center strip. As you know, until quite recently my family was a resident of Iowa City, and we still own two buildings on Riverside Drive. I know that my father, before his death, had many conversations with highway and Johnson County public officials about access to our buildings, "Pay Less Shoes" and the old "Sambo's" restaurant. He was always assured that there would be access to the properties. However, with a raised median strip, half of the traffic would be totally cut off from entering those two businesses. It will be extreemly difficult for drivers to get around the strip back to the buildings from the i 4 opposite side of the strip, and this i could have a severe effect upon on the volumn of business in the buildings, potentially reducing it by 508. That could present a very serious problem. As you probably aware, Sambo's went bankrupt and the building has been vacant since November. Recently we have talking with potential leasees for the building but they are very concerned about the i median strip. I find that'`. without access to the properties from both directions the buildings values are considerably less. I've enclosed a copy of a letter which seems to indicate the state's Department of Transportation acceptance of the five lane option, and we sincerely hope you will support this solution. We must have access to both those properties from either direction. 1 MICROEILMED BY DORM MIC R�LAB CEDAR RAPIDS • DES MOINES /yo,0 i J RECEIVED AIM 2 1992 page 2. If a median strip were installed we would have to have a cut allowing full access to the properties. There is a street that used to run between the two buildings and that is where a cut should be put. I'm hopeful that City Council will carefully consider my request. Will you please copy and circulate my letter among City Council Members. Please also write and keep me informed about developments in this case. Thank you for your consideration. Sind yours, Alan Saltzman r i i A00 �r' 1 1 MICROFILMED BY --DORM MIC RICA B'- CEDAR RAPIDS DES MOINES RECEIVED JUL 1 3 1�dZ RECEII,:! ' 1932 ILAIowa Departmentof Transportation 800 Lincoln Way, Ames,- Iowa 50010 515/239-1113 June 10, (98 Ref. No Johnson County —t F-6-7(22)--20-52 , Mr. Neal G. Berlin City Manager City of Iowa City 410 E. Washington Street Iowa City, IA 52240 Dear Mr. Berlin: The detailed study to which I have referred consisted of a project review by professional and technical staff representatives. The subject was again discussed on June 10 and confirmed our earlier conclusions that the raised concrete median on Riverside Drive is the appropriate improvement. This decision is based on the necessity to control congestion in the heavy traffic corridor by eliminating left turns into businesses, establishing protected left turn storage bays at Benton and Sturgis Avenue, reducing traffic conflicts, and treating essential safety aspects of the design. I cannot agree that this agency has an obligation beyond widening Benton Street to accommodate intersection movements at Riverside Drive. State participation would remain at $5,000 for the milling and resur- facIng work on Benton Street as previously stated in my May 21 letter. When evaluated by our design warrants, it is our opinion that a pedestrian activated traffic signal at Riverside/Benton is not needed. This is not to say that the request is unreasonable, but simply that our initial concern must look to the problems that signals would generate in traffic phasing, delay times and interconnected circuits with the proposed signals is compt the letedion thatfsignals8arelnecessaryf it can bforepedestrian safety, thmonstrated after the ey can easily be added at a later date. Com"'& wn groan Dunn C.Rgaf FW Donal RnYna ROM!hpNf Aumne,Tw ma'H-an anmsW. Voy /le/of/ MICROFILMED BY I �J JORM MICROLAB 1 CEDAR RAPIDS DES MOINES. Mr. Neal G. Berlin June 10, 1982 Page Two This agency feels a paramount responsibility for the reconstruction of the new U.S. 6/Iowa 1 intersection and will insist on proceeding with the raised median concept at that location. However, we acknowledge that the Riverside/Benton portion of the Droject is the product of our agreement concerning relocated U.S. 218. If Iowa City formally requests that the design be modified to substitute a five lane operation on Riverside in lieu of the raised median controls, our plans will be changed accordingly. The best public interest will be served by resolving this issue and proceeding with plan preparation for 1983 construction. If you wish us to make the above substitution on the Riverside/Benton segment, please let me know. Sincerely, Warren B. Dunham ' Director /00 ft I4ICROF ILIIED BY i ! L ,JORM MICR(�L1, '\] CE DOR RAPIDS � DCS Id014E5 I I I August 20, 1982 I Mr. David E. Hartwig, President Hartwig Motors P. 0. Box 2417 Iowa City, Iowa 52244 I Dear Mr. Hartwig: At its regular meeting of August 17, 1982, the City Council received and placed on file your letter regarding the Benton -Riverside project. As you may know, the City Council supports the construction of the fifth lane, and it appears that the Department of Transportation will participate in the funding for its construction. However, at this time the agreement from IDOT has not been received. I am enclosing a copy of a memorandum recently sent to the City Council regarding this matter. Sincerely yours, I Dale E. Helling Acting City Manager Is cc: City Clerk i i /"/Os MICROFILMED BY JORM -MIC R6LAB, \� I � CEDAR RAPIDS DES MOINES r W City of Iowa City MEMORANDUM Date: August 5, 1982 To: City JCo�ncil From: Cit ager Re: Benton -Riverside Intersection In discussions with representatives of IDOT, it appears that agreement has been reached concerning City Council decisions at the informal Council session of August 2, 1982. IDOT will participate financially in the construction of the fifth lane and the pedestrian light which the City Council has authorized. However, the agreement to be executed between the City and IDOT will place all responsibility for those decisions upon the City. As for the Benton Street portion of the project, IDOT has agreed to completely replace Benton Street east of Riverside with new concrete pavement, and that portion west of Riverside will be reconstructed as necessary based upon the condition of the pavement, and new concrete sections added to the width and the whole area overlayed. While this proposal for the Benton Street portion is a compromise, the City staff believes that it is desirable to proceed with this project without any further delay and recommends that the City Council approve the proposal for the reconstruction of Benton Street. The agreement will be received from IDOT for City Council consideration in approximately two weeks. cc: Chuck Schmadeke Keith Kafer bdw/sp i MICROFILMED BY JORM MICR6LAE3 1 ( CEDAR RAPIDS • DES M014ES i i Nip r 0-4 r Dodge 0!%L " RECEIVED AUG 2. 1942 "c0 H00 I I O A f l D Iit a reputation built on your trust irY fr� Nk July 31, 1.982 s i ^ The Honorable Mayor and City Council .' Iowa City Civic Center 410 E. Washington St. Iowa City, Iowa 52240 Dear Mayor and Council Members: It is my understanding that a discussion on the Riverside Drive -Denton project is to be held on Monday, August 2nd it 4:45 P.M. Prior commitments have forced me to be unable to attend but I am writing this letter to again reiterate to you my position of being overwhelming against the raised median portion of this project for Riverside Drive. It seems uneccesary to again repeat the reasoning for our objection. About the only reason I can see for the city to even consider a median is for quote "safety" and past records seem to prove that Riverside Drive has not been an accident- prone area. With the addition of a left turning lane and the forth -coming 518, which will remove 90% of the truck traffic, more and more smaller vehicles replacing larger ones, the installation of a raised median now would be a tragic mistake. I trust that you, the Iowa City Council, will. see this in the same light and vole to remove the median from this project. Thanking you for your consideration, I remain S cereel''y y urs, avid E. Ilar.ta , Pres. CC: Jay Ronohan 629 SOUTH RIVERSIDE DRIVE PHONE (319) 337-2101 P.O. BOX 2417 IOWA CITY. IOWA 52244 /yos Y 111CRoEILMED BY )1 DORM MICR�ILABA CEDAR RAPIDS • DES MOINES 1 J I RECEIIlE� IOWA CITY OFFICE: (3191 351-6100 KALONA OFFICE: (319) 656-2916 LONE TREE OFFICE: (319) 629-5400 HILLS OFFICE: (319) 6792267 HONOHAN, EPLEY, KRON & HAYMOND ATTORNEYS AT LAW JAY H. HDNOHAN LLOYD A. EPLEY THEODORE L. KRON 330 EAST COURT STREET GARY L HAYMOND IOWA CITY. IOWA 52240 MAURINE A, 13PADDOCK August 3, 1982 Honorable Mayor and City Council Iowa City Civic Center Iowa City, Iowa 52240 RE: Benton and Riverside Drive Median Dear Mayor and Council: Just for the record I would like to thank the Council on behalf of my clients and the rest of the people on South Riverside Drive for the Council's decision not to construct the median. I recognize the many difficulties the Council had with this particular matter, and the ultimate decision. I believe that in the long run the Council will find that it made a very wise choice. Thank you again. Very truly yours, i HONOBAN, EPLEY, KRON S RAYMOND i ?./ayWonohan j JHH/ged cc: William O'Brien iyo6 RICROFILMED BY I J I JORM MICR#LAB - 1 CEDAR RAPIDS - DES MOI4E5ILL I -1 -� r M City of Iowa City MEMORANDUM Date: August 2, 1982 To: Honorable Mayor and City Council From: James Brachtel, Traffic Engineer,�� Re: Parking on South Side of 500 Block of Bloomington St. 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 23-245, the City Traffic Engineer will establish parking on the sidewalk on the south side of the 500 block of East Bloomington St. This establishment will allow Mercy Hospital to provide for emergency delivery parking in the area between the curb and the concrete sidewalk on the south side of the 500 block of Bloomington, from the intersection of Bloomington St. with Van Buren St. east to a point approximately 190 feet east of the intersection. The establishment of "parking on the sidewalk" will occur on August 16, 198. COMMENT: During the Mercy Hospital construction phase of new emergency room facilities, Mercy Hospital will lose its on-site parking for vehicles which have delivered patients requiring emergency service. During this construction phase, the above noted action will allow Mercy Hospital to provide storage for these vehicles. Mercy Hospital will remove the curb and dress the area between the curb and the sidewalk with an asphaltic surface. They intend to install a curb - like barrier so as to provide continued access for pedestrians to the sidewalk. They intend to provide storage for ten vehicles. The hospital intends to provide supervision and assistance in the use of these parking stalls. The hospital intends to restore the area to its present condition when new off-street parking facilities are completed. bcl/4 F ILID AUc2 1992 Abtm s1rol.IFu`s qy1Y! CLEW MICROFILMED BY i JORM MICR6LA13 CEDAR RAPIDS • DES MOINES /4/07 S 7 J CITY OF IOWA CITY CIVIC CENFER 410 E. WASHINGTON ST. IOWA CITY IOWA 52240 (319) 354.180D Date July 28, 1982 TO: The Honorable Mayor and the City Council RE: Civil Service Entrance Examination - Police officer We, the undersigned members of the Civil Service Commission of Iowa City, Iowa, do hereby certify the following named persons in the order of their standing as eligible for the position of Police Officer/Police Department FIRST LIST: Brandon Bennett James Steffen Tony Noble John Metzger Jay Verhoorvort Brian Krei Sidney Jackson Frank Draper Martin Leik Robert Happel i IOWA CITY CIVIL SERVICE COMMISSION Jo Maxwell r rletta L:relup.aA.;- Bruce A. Walker ATTEST: Abbie Stolfus, City, Jerk 1 MICROFILMED BY 11. JORM "MICR6LA9 - 1 1 CEDAR RAPIDS DES MOINES II /Slot r' 4 CITY OF IOWA CITY CIVIC CENTER 410 E. WASHINGTON ST IOWA CITY IOWA 52240 (319) 354.18030 Date July 28, 1982 TO: The Honorable Mayor and the City Council RE: Civil Service Entrance Examination - Police officer We, the undersigned members of the Civil Service Commission of Iowa City, Iowa, do hereby certify the following named Persons in the order.of their standing as eligible for the position of police officer/police Department SECOND LIST: t Terrence Clark Robert Gass Lyle Parriott Tim Montgomery Scott Goolsby Jeff Bobek Frank Adams ' IOWA CITY CIVIL SERVICE COMMISSION John A. Maxwell Arletta L: Orelup,cH4r'1e Bruce A. Walker ATTEST:F—t Abbie Stolfus, City erk /yod' o MICRorILNED BY 1 -"JORM-MICR6LA:B , CEDAR RAPIDS • DES MOINES i � i CITY OF IOWA CITY CIVIC CENTER 410 E. WASHINGTON ST. IOWA CITY, IOWA 52240 (319) 356-5C00 NOTICE THE CITY COUNCIL OF IOWA CITY IS CONSIDERING AN APPOINTMENT TO THE FOLLOWING BOARD: MAYOR'S YOUTH EMPLOYMENT BOARD One vacancy - Unexpired Term August 17, 1982 - April 15, 1983 It is the duty of members of the Mayor's Youth i Employment Board to provide jobs at various pri- vate non-profit and public organizations for i disadvantaged youth in Johnson County. J Iowa City appointed members of Boards and Com- missions must be qualified voters of the City of Iowa City. j This appointment will be made at the August 17, 1982, meeting of the City Council at 7:30 P.M. in the Council Chambers. Persons interested in being considered for this position should con- tact the City Clerk at the Civic Center, 410 East Washington. Application forms are available upon request. I I' 1 \ � I MICROFILMED BY J L JORM MICRbLAO- LEDAR RAPIDB •DES MOINES I August 17, 1982 MAYOR'S YOUTH EMPLOYMENT BOARD - one vacancy for an unexpired term Aug, 17, 1982 to April 15, 1983 Jack Robinson 1229 E. Burlington Donald Schaefer 1517 Ridge St. i MICROFILMED BY "JORM"-MIC R46LAB- CEDAR RAPIDS • DES MOINES 1 i i 9 /va I/ ADVISORY BOARD/COMMISSION APPLICATION FORM Individuals serving on Boards/Commissions play an important role in advising the Council on matters of interest to our community and its future. Applicants must reside in Iowa City. The City Council 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 new members to become familiar with the responsibilities and duties of the advisory board/commission before becoming a full voting member. After a vacancy has been announced and the 30 -day advertising period has expired, the Council reviews all applications during the informal work session. The 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 BOA COMMISSION NAMEifltiors �� TERM 3 ow MYS NAME c n 'i nL„ Old ADDRESS__ OCCUPATIONrrac�ov- v ,�,�' oA"�cudrnvro 1 C PHONE NUMBERS: RESIDENCE 33$-S.Z'4(o BUSINESS 3'S I-(e6'1^� EXPERIENCE AND/OR ACTIVITIES WHICH YOU FEEL QUALITY YOU FOR THIS POSITION: 11 .. _ -A _. -C'w'1 _ Iit 11 n . V -n Jul4 l 19�L WHAT IS YOUR PRESENT KNOWLEDGE OF THIS ADVISORY BOARD? �e Ar�iv'se2 1'reA o N')A ow'1 y l .4 � we 11 _5't _ S � ....., .__ e•. !,.�. •-� �clr+a'!S,Nq euApuA�1-'!ow�5 A WHAT CONTRIBUTIONS DO YOU FEE}. YOU CAN MAKE TO THIS ADVISORY BOARD (R STATE REASON V ~ t FOR APPLYING)? qS -1i F +o�w.• T' . c �a `T �e 1 T �qN 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 SRO F I L If you are not selected, do you want to be notified? AYES NO This application will be kept on file for 3 months. 141CRDCILMED BY ! CORM MICROL AB i 1 � CEDAR RANDS •DCS !4DI4CS JUL 231982 May 19ABBIE STOLFUS CITY CLERK J r I ADVISORY BOARD/COMMISSION APPLICATION FORM Individuals serving on Boards/Commissions play an important role in advising the Council (' matters of interest to our community and its future. Applicants must reside in Iowa City. The City Council announces advisory board vacancies 60 days prior to the date the appointment will be made. This 60 -day period provides for a 30 -day advertising period and a 30 - day training period for new members. The training period allows new members to become familiar with the responsibilities and duties of the advisory board 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. 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. ALL NAMES WILL BE DROPPED FROM THE LIST AFTER A ONE-YEAR PERIOD. DATE 1'00H IS. 19& L ADVISORY BOARD/COMMISSION NAME AAY01 S Yom/ E./1PLOy/761i TERM _ J y"IL, NAME IDoA)AI b -90J•/AFPgJL ADDRESS lS/7 2f13Lf ST• OCCUPATION _10SPITAL AOIW/5772A77O1J EMPLOYER UI H6SP7L6LIAJ)ds PHONE NUMBERS: RESIDENCE 330- 4t/4o BUSINESS 3S4-3ay3 EXPERIENCE AND/OR ACTIVITIES WHICH YOU FEEL QUALIFY YOU FOR THIS POSITION: 0111601311 To WHAT IS YOUR PRESENT KNOWLEDGE OF THIS ADVISORY BOARD? `nq--75] T HAdE,JO 0d49,FAJ7 AW01JLE0cE QE 7?Yd AC9"nkMO n//S &,4(Zo WHAT CONTRIBUTIONS 00 YOU FEEL YOU CAN MAKE TO THIS ADVISORY BOARD (OR STATE REASON FOR APPLYING)? J41J0tj . Ac 6E /�o[1/�F11 illa� iYent ne c)A�A,u . A _ 0/SAd1I4u7riGNAdEaOARQpIAEQ/EJr?iU(,(,dlpf y0L)p, 4?a6124ZSLl2 J1A60/dA17AL7AP� Specific attention should be directed to possible conflict of interest in Urban Renewal project or 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 Y NO Knowing the length of term, are you willing to serve this term? X YES T ___�O I� If you are not selected, do you want to be notified? RYES _NO !� CD you are not appointed for the current vacancy, do you wish to be considered for a future vacancy? ZC YES _NO ADFIF 3TJandA-i`1979' iy�y NICRorILIIED BY I JORM MIC ROLAB � CEDAR RAPIOS DES MOVIES i J i r J J i CITY OF IOWA CITY CN/IC CENTER 410 E. WASHINGTON ST. IOWA CITY, IOWA 52240 (319) 356-5000 August 10, 1982 Iowa City City Council 410 E. Washington St. Iowa City, IA 52240 Dear Mayor & Council Members: The Resources Conservation Commission, at its meeting on August 5, 1982, voted to recommend to the City Council that it formally endorse the Sierra Club Community Energy Project and the participation of the Iowa City Resources Conservation Commission in that project as a co- sponsor. Information regarding the project is enclosed for your review. This recommendation would normally come to you in the minutes of the August 5 Commission meeting. However, the Commission will not meet until September 2, 1982, to approve and forward those minutes. Therefore, I am sending this communication as it is the desire of the Commission that the City Council give more timely consideration to this request. The Charrette is tentatively scheduled for early October, 1982. The Commission believes that this project provides a unique opportunity for involvement in a cooperative effort to promote community -wide interest in energy conservation and information sharing. This item will be placed on your agenda for August 17, 1982, and the Resources Conservation Commimssion respectfully requests your favorable consideration. I will be present at your August 16 informal meeting to answer any questions you may have. Thank you. Sincerely yours, Robert Singerman, Chairperson Iowa City Resources Conservation Commission bcl/5 cc: Dale Helling /y3c .Cp Y. MICRof ILMED BY JORM MIC R(JL AES J CEDAR RAPIDS DES MOINES � I i r Sierra Club Community Energy Project Skip Laitner Director The Honorable Mary C. Neuhauser Mayor, Iowa City, Iowa 914 Highland Iowa City, IA 52240 Dear Mary, Tom Jackson Administrative Assistant August 2, 1982 Both to solicit your support and to advise you of a program undertaken by the Sierra Club and in cooperation with the Iowa City Resource Conservation Commission, I am forwarding you a copy of a release being mailed today to Iowa City news media. Also included is brochure which discusses our national community energy project. Iowa City has been selected nationally as one of four sites to demonstrate a community decisionmaking process involving energy conservation strategies. Funding for our efforts has been supported by a grant from the Cudahy Foundation. The other sites are Missoula, MT; Claremore, OK; and Hanover, NH. As noted in the news release, the specific goal of our project is to refine and demonstrate what is called an "Energy Charette." The intent of the charette is not to force a specific issue, but to build an economically sustainable energy strategy reflecting a diversity of viewpoints and concerns. The dates tentatively set for the charette are October 8-10. We are looking for 35-40 participants including community leaders such as youself and/or your designee(s). The local contacts for this effort are Bob Singerman, Chair of the Iowa City Resource Conservation Commission (home number: 338- 1874) and Barb Beaumont, Chair of the Iowa City Sierra Club group (home number: 338-9101). We previously have discussed this project with Dale Helling, The Assistant City Manager. If you have any questions on this project, please do not hesitate to call us. cc: City Council City Manager Enclosures Box 1122, Ames, Iowa 50010 .. Sincerely, Skip Laitner, Director Community Energy Project .lP � L IdIDROEILMED BY JORM MICROLA6 1 J CEDAR RAPIDS DGS MOV I (515) 292.4766 1y3o r 0-4 Sierra Club Community Energy .Project Skip Laitner Director Tom Jackson Administrative Assistant NEWS * * * NEWS * * * NEWS * * * NEWS * * * NEWS * * * NEWS IOWA CITY SELECTED AS ONE OF FOUR NATIONAL SITES TO TEST COMMUNITY ENERGY DECISIONMAKING PROCESS FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: August 3, 1982 For more information, contact: Bob Singerman, (319) 338-1874 Skip Laitner, (515) 292-4766 The Sierra Club today announced the selection of Iowa City, Iowa as one its four national sites to demonstrate and promote a decisionmaking process that it hopes will result in a series of community -initiated energy conservation programs. The other sites are Missoula, MT; Hanover, NH; and Claremore, OK. To better assist membership concern with the growing burden of higher energy costs, the Sierra Club, last March, created its present Community Energy Project. In Iowa City its purpose is to devise a decision -oriented program that will enable Club members to decide how they can help their communities reduce energy costs given the financial, technical and social resources available to them. Barbara Beaumont, Chairperson of the Iowa City Sierra Club group, stated that she was "pleased to support such an important effort. "Research provided to us by our national office indicates that a community -wide conservation effort will not only help Lower our - more - Box 1122, Ames, Iowa 50010 (515) 292.4766 .crM. m_ r 141LROFILMED BY JORM MICRbLAB- !�� CEDAR RAPIDS DES 14014E5 1 1-1-.3 e7 IOWA CITY TO BE SITE OF COMUNITY ENERGY PLANNING 2-2-2-2-2-2-2-2-2-2-2-2-2-2-2-2-2-2-2-2-2-2-2-2-2-2 energy bills but can become the cornerstone of an economic development program. This is because every dollar we can divert from oil or electricity purchases will likely be spent on more productive areas of the economy like agriculture or manufacturing." Beaumont noted that while the project is being initiated by the Sierra Club, "we fully intend to promote it as a community activity. For that reason, we're delighted that the Iowa City Resource Conservation Commission (RCC) has agreed to co-sponsor the effort." RCC Chairperson Bob Singerman stated that "the commission has been wrestling with ways of involving Iowa Citians in conservation strategies and the Club's pilot project is a timely one for us. We look forward to working with them." The focus of the Sierra Club program is to develop what is termed an "energy charette." This is a decision -oriented program in which community leaders analyze their energy problems and work out a strategy to solve them. j The concept of a "charette" first originated with architects who devised within a compressed time -period, with input from engineers and others, plans to complete a particular project. The term itself refers to the carts in which French architects once delivered final plans cc the judges.' In the late 1960's, planners and educators expanded the charette process to include the citizens affected by a project in areas such as land use or desegregation plans. The Sierra Club's intent is cc build this procedure into an energy charette to enable a community, - more - 1-130 I' MICRUILMED BY - �•., JORM MICR46LAE] -\� CEDAR RAPIDS DES 1401>IES I� i IL 11 J r 9" . IOWA CITY TO BE SITE OF COMMUNITY ENERGY PLANNING 3-3-3-3-3-3-3-3-3-3-3-3-3-3-3-3-3-3-3-3-3-3-3-3-3-3 Iowa City in this case, to reach a consensus on the most effective way to solve its unique energy problems. According to Beaumont, a steering committee consisting of Sierra Club and RCC members has been formed. A three-day charette is scheduled for October 8-10, 1982. Invitiations will be sent out to wide variety of community leaders in the hope that some 30-40 of them will register for the pilot program. Singerman underscored an important theme of the project when he stressed that the resulting energy strategy will be successful "only if it is built upon the diversity of views and interests that reside in Iowa City. For that reason, we are going to make a real effort to involve everyone from local business and labor leaders to church and civic groups." People who want more information about the pilot "Energy Charette" program should contact: Bob Singerman at (319) 338-1874. - 30- i IdICADf iLIdED BY - I DORM- MICM( LAB � CEDAR RAPIDS • DES MOINES � .J iy3o