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Home My WebLink About1980-10-07 Bd Comm minutesR !"t MINUTES IOWA CITY PARKS AND RECREATION COMMISSION RECREATION CENTER, ROOM B SEPTEMBER 10, 2980 MEMBERS PRESENT: Crum, Hillman, McLaughlin, Phelps, Riddle, Robertson, Wooldrik. i MEMBERS ABSENT: Berry, Humbert STAFF PRESENT: Showalter, Lee, Nowell, Christner, Ray, Kelso, Weigandt GUESTS PRESENT: Anne Glenister (Project GREEN), Roger Scholten, Ronald J. Allen, Esq., Rev. William L. Waltz, Mark Grady, Lynne Adams, Hilda Howell, Ronald Osborne, Susanne Watson, John Watson, Karin Franklin RECOMMENDATIONS TO THE CITY COUNCIL * Moved by McLaughlin, seconded by Wooldrik to recommend that a boat ramp should not be built at City Park. Unanimous. * The Commission reaffirmed an April 5 recommendation that Elm Grove Park be put up p for bids, with separate bids on the eastern portion and on the entire property, and that the money derived from the sale go to the Parks and Recreation Commission for the specific purpose of park land acquisition. Unanimous. * Moved by Wooldrik, seconded by Phelps to accept two gazebo shelters, picnic tables, and grills for Sturgis Ferry Park as recommended by the Riverfront Commission. Unanimous. SUMMARY OF DISCUSSION AND FORMAL ACTION TAKEN The minutes of the June 11 meeting were approved as written. There was a lengthy discussion about use of park shelters for non -recreational use and about using a park shelter for specified times for a consecutive period of time. No action taken. Karin Franklin of the Riverfront Commission asked for approval to have two gazebo - type shelters, picnic tables, grills, and trash receptacles added to Sturgis Ferry Park. The funding would come from CDBG funds left over after the construction of the Sturgis Ferry boat ramp. Moved by Wooldrik, seconded by Phelps to accept two gazebo shelters, picnic tables, and grills for Sturgis Ferry Park as recommended by the Riverfront Commission. Unanimous. Franklin also suggested that funds may be available for a boat ramp at City Park. After discussion, it was moved by McLaughlin, seconded by Wooldrik to recommend that a boat ramp should not be built at City Park. Unanimous. for The official appraisal for Elm Grove Park suggests offering the entire property n for Aprilz53recc0 and the ommendationast thatoElmoGrove Park,beOPutThe Comup formbids, withfseparatenbids on the eastern portion and on the entire property, and that the money derived from the sale go to the Parks and Recreation Commission for the specific purpose of park land acquisition. Unanimous. - 1850 � MICROFILMED BY JORM MICR+LAB v s CEDAR RAPIDS • DES MOINES i ■ I J September Minutes, Paste, , r Millman requested that persons be allowed to take lounge chairs to the outdoor + y pools. The Commission agreed to allow lounge chairs at the outdoor pools Monday # f through Saturday on a trial basis for 1981. Riddle is planning to initiate a basketball program on a trial basis at Hoover School for elementary youth. The program will start this fall and will be held on Saturday mornings. COMMITTEE. REPORTS j . -- I Millman reported that the Ralston Creek Committee had not yet made an offer to buy property owned by Regina High School which will be in the Ralston Creek water detention area. CHAIR REPORT Crum appointed Robertson, Riddle, and Hillman to be the nominating committee for new officers, and directed them to prepare a slate of candidates for the next meeting. The City Council has approved the Mercer Park building. Bids will be opened on September 16 and let on September 19, and then the firm will h days to complete the job. ave 120 calendar DIRECTOR'S REPORT The hickory Hill shelter has been delivered. There have been some problems locdtinq a.legal description of an easement along Conklin Lane in which to put a water line; the City legal department will be aiding in solving this so that a 6 line can be put along the road to the shelter for restrooms. We hope to have the shelter finished by November. MEETING ADJOURNED 10:10 p.m. AL Karen Christner MICROFILMED BY JORM MICR+LAB CEDAR RAPIDS • DES MOINES r_�1, MINUTES OF THE IOWA CITY HOUSING COMMISSION CONFERENCE ROOM CIVIC CENTER WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 3, 1980 - 3:30 P.M. MEMBERS PRESENT: KLAUS, KOENIG, KARSTENS, VANDERZEE, HAENDEL, GRAF, DENNIS STAFF PRESENT: SEYDEL, FLINN, HENCIN, BARNES, SCHMEISER, STEINBACH Recommendations to Council: to Small Ci tics Grant monies, for the TRehabhat ilitationsProgram be use din1thed4031Area. Recommendation to PI annin um lt 8700 to the present 6000 square nfeet for the rconversioneduce themoflexistingsize housingm to duplex in an RS -8 zone, 2) To place a grace period of 10 years by ordin- ance on the new RS -8 area (currently zoned R-2) for the conversion of the pro- perties to duplexes only on existing buildings and only for owners of proper- ties at the time the law goes into effect. Duplex use could then continue beyond the 10 year grace period. I. Fleeting was called to order by Chairperson Klaus at 3:30 p.m, II. Minutes of the Meetings of July 2, 1980 and July 23, 1980 were approved 5/0 on motion by Ilaendel, seconded by Karstens. III. Task Force on Zoning Ordinance - VanderZee presented attached report to and recommendations to Housing Commission. Klaus questioned status of anticipated Public Hearings on Ordinance, It was moved by VanderZee, seconded by Koenig, that Items 2 $ 3, as amended, be referred to Planning and Zoning and Legal for consideration. Approved 7/0. IV, Housing Rehabilitation Program - Barnes reported that Bob Fox of the Iowa Apartments did not proceed with the 312 Loan, but that it is his intent to proceed with the rehabilitation of the complex. I Hencin referred to his Memo of August 29, 1980 regarding failure to meet HAP goals as well as contingency of 312 monies dependency on local (CDBG) rehabilitation program, and indicated a possibility now exists to allocate $100,000 for additional rehabilitation in the hold -harmless CDBG (403) area j due to repayment of prior rehab loans and the sale of urban renewal parcel 64-1. Moved by Vander7.ee, seconded by Dennis, that we recommend to Council that we use CDBG money for additional rehab. Approved 7/0. V. Housing Assistance Plan - Klaus expressed concern that plan could not have been mailed to Commission in time for discussion at Commission meeting he- . � fore it was sent to City Council. Hencin clarified the time frame for pro - senting to Council in time for A-95 reviewprocess prior to HUD submission. He elaborated that in the spring a totally new HAP Plan would be devised; that hearings will be held and Commission input sought at that time. VI, AHOP (AREA HOUSING OPPORTUNITY PLAN) DRAFT distributed for Commission re- view and discussion at next meeting. Seydel expressed concern that proposed "Fair Share" Plan does not take into consideration prior work performance by other cities in the area, . _, MICROFILMED BY JORM MICR+LAB CEDAR RAPIDS • DES MOINES h J r_�1, MINUTES OF THE IOWA CITY HOUSING COMMISSION CONFERENCE ROOM CIVIC CENTER WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 3, 1980 - 3:30 P.M. MEMBERS PRESENT: KLAUS, KOENIG, KARSTENS, VANDERZEE, HAENDEL, GRAF, DENNIS STAFF PRESENT: SEYDEL, FLINN, HENCIN, BARNES, SCHMEISER, STEINBACH Recommendations to Council: to Small Ci tics Grant monies, for the TRehabhat ilitationsProgram be use din1thed4031Area. Recommendation to PI annin um lt 8700 to the present 6000 square nfeet for the rconversioneduce themoflexistingsize housingm to duplex in an RS -8 zone, 2) To place a grace period of 10 years by ordin- ance on the new RS -8 area (currently zoned R-2) for the conversion of the pro- perties to duplexes only on existing buildings and only for owners of proper- ties at the time the law goes into effect. Duplex use could then continue beyond the 10 year grace period. I. Fleeting was called to order by Chairperson Klaus at 3:30 p.m, II. Minutes of the Meetings of July 2, 1980 and July 23, 1980 were approved 5/0 on motion by Ilaendel, seconded by Karstens. III. Task Force on Zoning Ordinance - VanderZee presented attached report to and recommendations to Housing Commission. Klaus questioned status of anticipated Public Hearings on Ordinance, It was moved by VanderZee, seconded by Koenig, that Items 2 $ 3, as amended, be referred to Planning and Zoning and Legal for consideration. Approved 7/0. IV, Housing Rehabilitation Program - Barnes reported that Bob Fox of the Iowa Apartments did not proceed with the 312 Loan, but that it is his intent to proceed with the rehabilitation of the complex. I Hencin referred to his Memo of August 29, 1980 regarding failure to meet HAP goals as well as contingency of 312 monies dependency on local (CDBG) rehabilitation program, and indicated a possibility now exists to allocate $100,000 for additional rehabilitation in the hold -harmless CDBG (403) area j due to repayment of prior rehab loans and the sale of urban renewal parcel 64-1. Moved by Vander7.ee, seconded by Dennis, that we recommend to Council that we use CDBG money for additional rehab. Approved 7/0. V. Housing Assistance Plan - Klaus expressed concern that plan could not have been mailed to Commission in time for discussion at Commission meeting he- . � fore it was sent to City Council. Hencin clarified the time frame for pro - senting to Council in time for A-95 reviewprocess prior to HUD submission. He elaborated that in the spring a totally new HAP Plan would be devised; that hearings will be held and Commission input sought at that time. VI, AHOP (AREA HOUSING OPPORTUNITY PLAN) DRAFT distributed for Commission re- view and discussion at next meeting. Seydel expressed concern that proposed "Fair Share" Plan does not take into consideration prior work performance by other cities in the area, . _, MICROFILMED BY JORM MICR+LAB CEDAR RAPIDS • DES MOINES h I. HOUSING COb6MISSION 9-3-80 Page 2 Vii. COORDINATOR'S REPORT - Seydel reported that there were 364 units under lease in the Section 8 Program at the beginning of the month; that he may ask for a redistribution of units by size. lie further informed that new income limits had just been received this date. Seydel reported on the Audit for the period 7-1-78/6-30-80 and read the findings and comments to the Commission. Klaus indicated that the Housing Commission's Minutes should reflect the Commission's ap- preciation of the good management leading to such a good HUD Audit. Seydel further reported that the Federal Guidelines are changing to exclude "student aliens". Public Housing - Seydel reported he hopes to get HUD to reduce first program to 32 units and allocate the additional 36 units to conven- tional allocation. This would require developer to change his pro- posal, but verbal approval has been obtained. Preliminary site re- port on the property on Kirkwood previously discussed has been sub- mitted. Proposed zoning would permit 58 units. Lakeside/Rent Abatement - 16 units certified for rent escrow are sub- ject to HAP Contracts. Under the terms of this contract, a default has occurred (the defauZt is "failure to provide Air Conditioning is an integral part of the Contract)." Therefore, the Iowa City Housing Authority will abate rent retro to August 1 in the amount of $15.00 per month. Units will be reinspected beginning 9-4-80. VIII. CCN Report - VanderZee referred to previous discussion and action taken regarding Rehab program and recommended that staff investigate possibili- ty of utilizing funds for 403 area for inspection staff during January, 1982 time frame. IX. Housing Code - Task Force Report - Steinbach reviewed problems meshing HUD Code with State Housing Code and failure of HUD standards to address rooming units. It is anticipated that revised Code will be ready for Council in October. X. Adjournment - Moved by Haendel, seconded by Karstens, that meeting be adjourned, Approved 7/0. Adjourned 5:20 p.m. Approved: M. Diane Klaus Chairperson MICROFILMED BY JORM MICR#LAB CEDAR RAPIDS • DES MOINES HOUSING COb6MISSION 9-3-80 Page 2 Vii. COORDINATOR'S REPORT - Seydel reported that there were 364 units under lease in the Section 8 Program at the beginning of the month; that he may ask for a redistribution of units by size. lie further informed that new income limits had just been received this date. Seydel reported on the Audit for the period 7-1-78/6-30-80 and read the findings and comments to the Commission. Klaus indicated that the Housing Commission's Minutes should reflect the Commission's ap- preciation of the good management leading to such a good HUD Audit. Seydel further reported that the Federal Guidelines are changing to exclude "student aliens". Public Housing - Seydel reported he hopes to get HUD to reduce first program to 32 units and allocate the additional 36 units to conven- tional allocation. This would require developer to change his pro- posal, but verbal approval has been obtained. Preliminary site re- port on the property on Kirkwood previously discussed has been sub- mitted. Proposed zoning would permit 58 units. Lakeside/Rent Abatement - 16 units certified for rent escrow are sub- ject to HAP Contracts. Under the terms of this contract, a default has occurred (the defauZt is "failure to provide Air Conditioning is an integral part of the Contract)." Therefore, the Iowa City Housing Authority will abate rent retro to August 1 in the amount of $15.00 per month. Units will be reinspected beginning 9-4-80. VIII. CCN Report - VanderZee referred to previous discussion and action taken regarding Rehab program and recommended that staff investigate possibili- ty of utilizing funds for 403 area for inspection staff during January, 1982 time frame. IX. Housing Code - Task Force Report - Steinbach reviewed problems meshing HUD Code with State Housing Code and failure of HUD standards to address rooming units. It is anticipated that revised Code will be ready for Council in October. X. Adjournment - Moved by Haendel, seconded by Karstens, that meeting be adjourned, Approved 7/0. Adjourned 5:20 p.m. Approved: M. Diane Klaus Chairperson MICROFILMED BY JORM MICR#LAB CEDAR RAPIDS • DES MOINES � r'1 r REPORT TO HOUSING COMMISSION FROM TASK FORCE ON ZONING - September 3, 1980 Our ColrBrittee has met with Mr. Schmeiser and in discussion with him have arrived at three possible alternatives for the Housing Commission to follow in this matter: 1. To press for amendment of the Comprehensive Plan for the rezoning of certain areas from RS -8 to RM -12. 2. To reduce the minimum lot size from 8700 to the present 6000 square feet for the conversion of existing housing to duplex in an RS -8 zone. 3. To place a grace period of 10 years by ordinance on the new RS -8 area (currently zoned R-2) for the conversion of the properties to duplexes only on existing buildings and only for owners of properties at the time the law goes into ef- fect. Multi -family use could then continue beyond the 10 year grace period with the existing lot -size requirements. Leonard J. VanderZee, Chairperson Kathleen Graf Mark Koenig Carol Karstens AMENDMENT: (Item #3 - ZaBt sentence should read): "Duplex use couZd then continue beyond the 10 year grace period." MICROFILMED BY JORM MICR+LAB CEDAR RAPIDS • DES MOINES 1851 J MINUTES IOWA CITY HUMAN RIGHTS COMMISSION SEPTEMBER 22, 1980 CITY MANAGER'S CONFERENCE ROOM MEMBERS PRESENT: Costantino, Kuhn, Marcus, McGuire, Penny, Portman, ! Yates. j MEMBERS ABSENT: McCartt (excused), Reyes (unexcused). STAFF PRESENT: Helling, Mejia, Scholten. i GUESTS: John Swinton, Jeannie Swinton, Lyle Miller (0.I.). RECOMMENDATIONS TO CITY COUNCIL: None. S RECOMMENDATIONS TO CITY MANAGER AND STAFF: McGuire to write letter to state regarding training program. SUMMARY OF RELEVANT DISCUSSION: 1. Meeting called to order at 7:30 P.M. by Chairperson Linda McGuire. 2: Kuhn moved and Portman seconded that the minutes of August 25, 1980, be approved as submitted. Motion passed unanimously. 3. Copies of correspondence regarding the problem of sexual and racial harassment at the downtown construction site were distributed. The situation was discussed but no action was taken. 4. By-laws revision. Copies of the revised by-laws were distributed and Scholten reviewed the major changes with Commissioners. They will now be typed in final form and distributed and will be voted upon at the October monthly meeting. 5. Confidentiality in meetings. Commissioners discussed the need for confidentiality regarding the use of names in discussing informal complaints. Scholten explained that this was a policy question because legal liability was not there if the I statements are true. There was a concern that by naming names the entire Commission would be biased if a formal complaint were to be filed later. Commissioners felt they would prefer to handle each situation individually rather than have a formal rigid policy. MICROFILMED BY JORM MICR+LAB CEDAR RAPIDS • DES MOINES 8 e EW Human Rights Commission September 22, 1980 Page 2 6. Complaints pending; a. E/S, 5-2-7905. Appealed. b. E/R, 7-10-7906 and E/R, 7-10-7907. Appealed. Respondent also wants to submit additional information. C. E/R, 9-18-7909. Respondent to contact chair of the team to arrange meeting. 7. Services provided by local retailer. Penny spoke with the store manager who agreed that'the policy regarding share drafts would be changed to accommodate the local credit union and would be standardized. S. Screening for Civil Rights Specialist. The committee is awaiting additional information from two final candidates. A decision is expected from the screening committee in the near future. 9. Support staff reclassification. Support staff have been promoted to personnel assistants. McCartt wrote letter of. recommendation ntimoved and Marcus tseconded ethat the tletters he ibelPlaced oinaMorris' and Mejia's personnel files. Motion passed unanimously. 10. Affirmative Action Task Force. Committee is working on the final draft of the policy. Expect to confer with HR Director at next Task Force meeting regarding the policy. 11. Commission training - state program. McGuire will write letter to State indicating the local commission's desire and need for such a program. 12. Meeting with Artis Reis. Primarily present were executive directors of commissions; agency survival issues were discussed; state investigators may contact local investigators when in town for an investigation; confidentiality issues discussed; questions on the way reports will be written. Next meeting scheduled for October 10 in Des Moines. 13. Bus posters. Posters have been distributed and are posted in both City buses and Cambus. 14. Brochure distribution. McGuire willwrite letter. "Take One" holders will be offered to those responding. 15. Draft letter for speaking engagements. Portman submitted draft of letter to be used for speaking engagements. Mejia reported that Mercy Hospital is requesting speakers on two topics (History of Local Non-discrimination Ordinance and Civil Rights i - e EW Human Rights Commission September 22, 1980 Page 2 6. Complaints pending; a. E/S, 5-2-7905. Appealed. b. E/R, 7-10-7906 and E/R, 7-10-7907. Appealed. Respondent also wants to submit additional information. C. E/R, 9-18-7909. Respondent to contact chair of the team to arrange meeting. 7. Services provided by local retailer. Penny spoke with the store manager who agreed that'the policy regarding share drafts would be changed to accommodate the local credit union and would be standardized. S. Screening for Civil Rights Specialist. The committee is awaiting additional information from two final candidates. A decision is expected from the screening committee in the near future. 9. Support staff reclassification. Support staff have been promoted to personnel assistants. McCartt wrote letter of. recommendation ntimoved and Marcus tseconded ethat the tletters he ibelPlaced oinaMorris' and Mejia's personnel files. Motion passed unanimously. 10. Affirmative Action Task Force. Committee is working on the final draft of the policy. Expect to confer with HR Director at next Task Force meeting regarding the policy. 11. Commission training - state program. McGuire will write letter to State indicating the local commission's desire and need for such a program. 12. Meeting with Artis Reis. Primarily present were executive directors of commissions; agency survival issues were discussed; state investigators may contact local investigators when in town for an investigation; confidentiality issues discussed; questions on the way reports will be written. Next meeting scheduled for October 10 in Des Moines. 13. Bus posters. Posters have been distributed and are posted in both City buses and Cambus. 14. Brochure distribution. McGuire willwrite letter. "Take One" holders will be offered to those responding. 15. Draft letter for speaking engagements. Portman submitted draft of letter to be used for speaking engagements. Mejia reported that Mercy Hospital is requesting speakers on two topics (History of Local Non-discrimination Ordinance and Civil Rights i I ,I e EW Human Rights Commission September 22, 1980 Page 2 6. Complaints pending; a. E/S, 5-2-7905. Appealed. b. E/R, 7-10-7906 and E/R, 7-10-7907. Appealed. Respondent also wants to submit additional information. C. E/R, 9-18-7909. Respondent to contact chair of the team to arrange meeting. 7. Services provided by local retailer. Penny spoke with the store manager who agreed that'the policy regarding share drafts would be changed to accommodate the local credit union and would be standardized. S. Screening for Civil Rights Specialist. The committee is awaiting additional information from two final candidates. A decision is expected from the screening committee in the near future. 9. Support staff reclassification. Support staff have been promoted to personnel assistants. McCartt wrote letter of. recommendation ntimoved and Marcus tseconded ethat the tletters he ibelPlaced oinaMorris' and Mejia's personnel files. Motion passed unanimously. 10. Affirmative Action Task Force. Committee is working on the final draft of the policy. Expect to confer with HR Director at next Task Force meeting regarding the policy. 11. Commission training - state program. McGuire will write letter to State indicating the local commission's desire and need for such a program. 12. Meeting with Artis Reis. Primarily present were executive directors of commissions; agency survival issues were discussed; state investigators may contact local investigators when in town for an investigation; confidentiality issues discussed; questions on the way reports will be written. Next meeting scheduled for October 10 in Des Moines. 13. Bus posters. Posters have been distributed and are posted in both City buses and Cambus. 14. Brochure distribution. McGuire willwrite letter. "Take One" holders will be offered to those responding. 15. Draft letter for speaking engagements. Portman submitted draft of letter to be used for speaking engagements. Mejia reported that Mercy Hospital is requesting speakers on two topics (History of Local Non-discrimination Ordinance and Civil Rights i I MICROFILMED BY JORM MICR+LAB CEDAR RAPIDS • DES MOINES Human Rights Commission September 22, 1980 Page 3 and Employment). No decision was reached regarding who would address the group. 16. Community Housing Board. Kuhn reported that although Participation was light, the Housing Conference resulted in the exchange of many thoughts and ideas between landlords, tenants and other interested parties. 17. Next Commission meeting, October 27, 1980, 7:30 P.M., city Manager's Conference Room. Agenda setting - October 17, 1980. 18. Marcus moved and Penny seconded that the meeting adjourn. Passed ur!4nimously at 8:55 P.M. -_7 ... . ...... MICROFILMED BY JORM MICR+LAB CEDAR RAPIDS - DES MOINES I u i I • i s hl i 7^ , i t 1 P ( r� w n IOWA CI FY MUNICIPAL_ A113PORT ';o(Ilh IGvl:cad.: I)1rvn Inwe (:ny. Inwa 47740 (Hier. Pham: (319) 344 1800 1 xt. 347 Al1LPL((T (XI'DlISWUN 141NUTES: June 26, lyB) Iowa City Civic Center Mi.i4;h�(J HdiJh.N'I': bleterle, Phipps, Saeuglinp, :,TAFF hthJ6NT: Zehr UI'lUo" lltr.':;1JIT: U. blun, J. Park, C. Burton Ch•.irman bietr_rle opened meeting- at 7:30. General discussion followed concerning; the plans and specification of the Airport Terminal parking lot, improvements. It was moved by Phipps and seconded by Saeuglinp that, the resolution us read be adopted. All voted aye. Craig; Burton approached the commission for space during the 4th of July activities at the airport to have a stand for the Anderson Party. It was moved by Saeuglinp, and seconded by Phipps that Political groups be permitted to have displays no larger than 81 X 81 at the airport during, the Aviation Day activities. All voted aye. Chairman 0eiterle announced that she was making up the annual report and that if any members wished to make and input to have them ready to he turned in at the July 10th meeting. Xeeting adjouned at 8:15 P.M. N07'r: These minutes inadvertently omitted from council packet, MICROFILMED BY JORM MICR+LAB CEDAR RAPIDS • DES MOINES I i i r IOWA CITY MUNICIPAL AIRPORT South Riverside Drive Iowa Cay. Iowa 52240 Office Phone (3 19) 354-1800 Ext. 357 AIRPORT COMMISSTON MTNUTES: PIANS AND SPECS. FOR IIANCAR September 29, 1980 Iowa City Civic Center MEMBERS PRESENT: Redick, Phipps, Saeugling, George Staff Present: Zchr Guests Present: L. Muller(DI), W. Overman -II. Bogcrt(II.R. Green Co) r.K. Jones(ICFS), Dennis Knowling, D. Blum, N. Blum Chairman Redick opened the meeting at 7:30. General discussion followed concerning the plans and Specification of the new Hangar. Mr. Jones expressed concern over the location of the new hangar stating that he thought that it should he farther away from the Terminal building. Mr. Knowling stated that lie thought that the hangar should be in its planned location for easy of access and availability to the public. Mr Blum supported Mr. Knowling statements and also stated that the planned location would be the safest, as the public would not have to drive their automobiles on taxiways and runways to get to it. Mr. Bogert commented that the planned location is the least expensive place to locate ttte hangnr as far as connecting utilities and connecting tnwiways also the planned location is Suggested in the blaster Plan. Mr. 7.ehr stated that a great deal of effort went into selecting the location for the hangar and weighing nil the advantages and disadvantages the Commission feels the the planned location is in the best interest of the Airport. Phipps moved to close the public hearing, Saeugling second. All voted aye. Saeugling moved to accept the plans and specification and act the Ilid date as October 22, 1980, 7:30 P.M. George Second. All voted aye. Meeting adjourned at 8:15 P.M. MICROFILMED BY JORM MIC R+L A6 CEDAR RAPIDS • DES MOINES