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NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING
Notice is hereby given that a public hearing will
be held by the City Council of Iowa City, Iowa, at
7:00 p.m. on the 19th day of February, 2008, in
Emma J. Harvat Hall at City Hall, 410 E.
Washington St, Iowa City, Iowa, or if said meeting
is cancelled, at the next meeting of the City
Council thereafter as posted by the City Clerk; at
which hearing the Council will consider:
A resolution to amend the Comprehensive Plan,
adopting the 2007 Historic Preservation Plan,
which replaces the 1992 Historic Preservation
Plan. The Historic Preservation Plan contains
policies and recommendations for the
identification, preservation and regulation of
historic landmarks, properties and
neighborhoods.
A copy of the proposed resolution is on file for
public examination in the office of the City Clerk,
City Hall, 410 E. Washington St, Iowa City, Iowa.
Persons wishing to make their views known for
Council consideration are encouraged to appear
at the above-mentioned time and place.
MARIAN K. KARR, CITY CLERK
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Marian Karr
From: Tim Weitzel [tweitzel.email@gmail.com]
Sent: Friday, February 29, 2008 12:52 PM
To: Council
Subject: Historic Preservation Plan
Dear Councilors,
I have already indicated to Mayor Bailey my willingness to help answer questions or provide any other
assistance needed with your review of he preservation plan. I particular, I didn't mean to create an Easter
egg hunt for the 14 new ideas that I mentioned at the last formal meeting. I also felt it prudent to indicate
my thorough editorial review was of he 2007 draft and I have noticed some minor details--captions for
instance, that are not correct in the February 2008 and hopefully final version. I was not given an
opportunity to review the current version before it was printed. It of course would be within your
discretion to ask staff if there are any substantive changes between versions, or what the substantive
changes from 1992 include. Anyway, while I am sure staff and the HPC have the best intent in mind in
recommending the current version for approval, this really is a large document and I personally find
your diligence in a through review of the current, and hopefully final version, to be to your credit.
Sincerely,
Tim Weitzel, Chair
Historic Preservation Commission
2/29/2008
Fees for Fire Department Services (Revised 03/08)
GENERAL GUIDELINES
Fees are based on actual costs as outlined in Summary of Costs (page 2).
Response Cost Recovery
1. Hazardous Materials Incidents
^ If we are involved for approxim ely one hour, or
^ If we use more than $50.00 worth f materials, or
^ If our equipment/replacement/repai leaning costs add up to more than
^ If the response requires us to call bac off-duty personnel.
^ Materials will be billed at current replac ment cost and shipping.
^ Damaged equipment will be billed at curr t replacement cost and shi
^ Equipment repair and/or cleaning will be bi ed at parts and labor.
2. False Alarms
3. Specialty/Confined Space Rescue (no agreement on
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FALSE ALARM FEES
The following excessive false alarm fee schedule is establishe
2 false alarms in a fiscal year, no charge
Third and subsequent false alarm in a fiscal year, fee based on ea arter hour as outlined below.
False Alarm Response-Full Structure Response $233.75/quarter hour
Fee assessed on a per quarter hour rate:
Full Structure Response Fee ($935/hour) divided by .25 hour = $ \ 75/quarter hour
False Alarm Response-Single Company Response $57.75/quarter hour
Fee assessed on a per quarter hour rate:
1 Engine Company ($231/hour) divided by 0. hour = $57.75/quarter ho r
HAZARDOUS MATERIALS INCIDENT RE,gPONSE FEES
The following hazardous materials response ee schedule is established:
Response unit, personnel and equipment nee vary per incident.
Response unit and personnel fees will be as ssed per quarterly hour rate.
Materials and equipment fees will be rise ed as outlined under General Guidelines. ~\
CONFINED SPACE/SPECIALTY~tESCUE FEES
The following confined space/specialty rescue fee schedule is established:
Full Response $304.50/quarter hour
Fee assessed on a per quarter hour rate:
Full Response Fee ($1,218/hour) divided by 0.25 hour = $304.50/quarter hour
Confined space subscription fee $300.00
SUMMARY OF COSTS
Personnel
1. Firefighter/Apparatus Operator $26.00/hour
2. Lieutenant/Company Officer $29.00/hour
3. Captain/Company Officer $31.00/hour
4. Battalion Chief/Incident Commander $40.00/hour
5. HAZMAT Technician $30.00/hour
6. Safety Officer $30.00/hour
7. Fire Chief $75.00/ho r
8. Deputy Fire Chief $47.00/h ur
Equipment \
1. Fire Engine (pumper) $150. 0/hr.; $75.00/hr. standby
2. Fire Truck (ladder truck) $25 .00/hr.; $75.00/hr. standby
3. Command Vehicle $1 0.00/hour
4. Rescue Apparatus (air, support, jaws) $ 00.00/hr.; $75.00/hr standby
5. Air Monitoring 50.00/incident
6. Staff Car 100.00/hour
Full Structure Response / $935.00/hour
1. 2 Engine Companies (includes 2 Firefighters, 1 Office on each) / $231.00/hour/each company
2. 1 Truck Company (includes 2 Firefighters, 1 Officer) / $333.00/hour
3. 1 Command Vehicle (includes 1 Battalion Chief) ~/// $140.00/hour
Full Structure Response/Special Call / $1,166.00/hour
1. 3 Engine Companies (includes 2 Firefighters, 1 Officer on each % $231.00/hour/each company
2. 1 Truck Company (includes 2 Firefighters, 1 Officer) ~ $333.00/hour
3. 1 Command Vehicle (includes 1 Battalion Chief) ;' $140.00/hour
Confined Space/Specialty Rescue Full Response $1,218.00/hour
1. 2 Engine Companies (includes 2 Firefighters, 1 Officer on ea~h) $231.00/hour/each company
2. 1 Truck Company (includes 2 Firefighters, 1 Officer) / $333.00/hour
3. 1 Command Vehicle (includes 1 Battalion Chief) $140.00/hour
4. 1 Rescue Apparatus (includes 2 Firefighters, 1 Officer) / $283.00/hour
Administrative
Billed per Public Records Policy of the City of Iowa
REINSPECTION FEE
Reinspection Fee $~ ~
1 Engine Company (includes 2 Firelight s, 1 Officer) $231