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Home My WebLink About1980-04-29 Correspondence0 City of Iowa Ci'' Date: April 28, 1980 To: Honorable Mayor and Members of the City Council From: Glenn Siders, Senior Building Inspector-_ Re: Inspection Report for Liquor License dba Colonial Bowling Lanes On April 16, 1980, the building inspection division made an annual beer permit renewal inspection of Colonial Bowling Lanes. As a result of this inspection, the building failed. The inspection was so marked on the inspection report and a copy of that report was given to the manager, Mr. Marshall Oxley. The reason for the failure of the inspection was due to a prohibited painted on the wall sign which was also noted on that report. On the south elevation of the building there exists a painted on the wall sign which is in violation of Section 8.10.35.3(f) of the Iowa City Zoning Code. In view of the above violation the building inspector could not certify that the building conforms to all laws within the jurisdictional limits of enforcement of the Department of Housing and Inspection services. On the application for a liquor -beer license renewal there is language that the structure being inspected does have to meet all applicable zoning, building, and mechanical codes of the City of Iowa City. Consequently the building official has not signed nor approved the inspection report for a renewal of this liquor -beer license application. Mr. Oxley has been aware of the sign violation since June 18, 1979 when a letter of violation was sent to him with orders to correct the condition within 30 days. It might also be noted that Mr. Oxley received this letter on June 20, 1979 and upon receipt, phoned and questioned the code. As a result of the telephone conversation Mr. Woody Kendall, the building inspector, visited the bowling alley and explained the code. This memorandum is to merely point out that the building inspector has not granted approval for the Class C liquor license since the premises do not conform to code as specified in the permit renewal application. bcl/2 MICROFILMED aY M JORM ICR;LA6 CEDAR RAPIDS • DES MOINES >7 i � r% ja f i City of Iowa Ci'' Date: April 28, 1980 To: Honorable Mayor and Members of the City Council From: Glenn Siders, Senior Building Inspector-_ Re: Inspection Report for Liquor License dba Colonial Bowling Lanes On April 16, 1980, the building inspection division made an annual beer permit renewal inspection of Colonial Bowling Lanes. As a result of this inspection, the building failed. The inspection was so marked on the inspection report and a copy of that report was given to the manager, Mr. Marshall Oxley. The reason for the failure of the inspection was due to a prohibited painted on the wall sign which was also noted on that report. On the south elevation of the building there exists a painted on the wall sign which is in violation of Section 8.10.35.3(f) of the Iowa City Zoning Code. In view of the above violation the building inspector could not certify that the building conforms to all laws within the jurisdictional limits of enforcement of the Department of Housing and Inspection services. On the application for a liquor -beer license renewal there is language that the structure being inspected does have to meet all applicable zoning, building, and mechanical codes of the City of Iowa City. Consequently the building official has not signed nor approved the inspection report for a renewal of this liquor -beer license application. Mr. Oxley has been aware of the sign violation since June 18, 1979 when a letter of violation was sent to him with orders to correct the condition within 30 days. It might also be noted that Mr. Oxley received this letter on June 20, 1979 and upon receipt, phoned and questioned the code. As a result of the telephone conversation Mr. Woody Kendall, the building inspector, visited the bowling alley and explained the code. This memorandum is to merely point out that the building inspector has not granted approval for the Class C liquor license since the premises do not conform to code as specified in the permit renewal application. bcl/2 MICROFILMED aY M JORM ICR;LA6 CEDAR RAPIDS • DES MOINES >7 i � r% ja The University of low' Iowa city. Iowa 52242 Vice President for Finance and University Services April 24, 1980 Mayor John Balmer Civic Center Iowa City, IA 52240 Dear Mayor Balmer: I appreciate the City Council's interest in the develop- ment proposed by the University for College Street. With the completion of the Lindquist Center, the first phase of the pedestrian mall on the College Street right-of-way between Capitol and Madison Streets will be undertaken. Later stages will result in completion of the mall area in a manner complimentary to the urban renewal developments that have taken place in the area. I understand that in the course of discussion on the proposed College Street development, members of the Council once again expressed concerns about traffic on the west side of the river. I have indicated an interest in serving on the task force that will be studying those traffic prob- lems in order to assure that the University cooperates fully in the effort to identify and achieve mutually satisfactory solutions. Sincgel1y, Ond1P. 11APB Vice President MICROFILMED DY JORM MICR+LAB CEDAR RAPIDS • DES MJIMES N o.r F70 Pj I I i I The University of low' Iowa city. Iowa 52242 Vice President for Finance and University Services April 24, 1980 Mayor John Balmer Civic Center Iowa City, IA 52240 Dear Mayor Balmer: I appreciate the City Council's interest in the develop- ment proposed by the University for College Street. With the completion of the Lindquist Center, the first phase of the pedestrian mall on the College Street right-of-way between Capitol and Madison Streets will be undertaken. Later stages will result in completion of the mall area in a manner complimentary to the urban renewal developments that have taken place in the area. I understand that in the course of discussion on the proposed College Street development, members of the Council once again expressed concerns about traffic on the west side of the river. I have indicated an interest in serving on the task force that will be studying those traffic prob- lems in order to assure that the University cooperates fully in the effort to identify and achieve mutually satisfactory solutions. Sincgel1y, Ond1P. 11APB Vice President MICROFILMED DY JORM MICR+LAB CEDAR RAPIDS • DES MJIMES N o.r F70 Pj EIV ED APR 2 1 1984 April 18, 1980 To the Mayor and City Council of Iowa City Re: Poster Road extension I wish to state my objection to any considerations being made toward the changing of the present alignment of St. Ann Drive and entry on to Prairie du Chien Rd. I also object to any proposal and plans for a beltway system being built between Dodge Street and Dubuque Street. In regards to a beltway road, I do not feel there is a need for a beltway between Dodge and Dubuque Streets when the interstate system already exists in such close proximity. Of course inter- states are not planned and built with the consideration of serving local traffic, however, they do serve that purpose in any city that they are built through or near. That fact has existed for years, so I cannot agree with the Planning and Zoning Commission argument that the interstate should not serve that purpose, it is already ,. occuring. Furthermore, there is no way to build either a 2 land t or 4 lane beltway road between Dodge and Dubuque Streets without displacing one or more families from theimen Prairie du Foster Road Chien f; Road and undoubtedly Dodge and existing portions and Bjaysville Lane. Some of you on the Council object to committ- ing any city funds, which don't exist at this time or in the for - seeable future, to build this road and prefer to allow two present H land developers, who are already developing this wooded territory between these three streets, to build the road to the limits of their abilities, thereby future home -owners will end up paying for 4 it. That might be a legitimate consideration, except that you are then placing present home -owners in the territory of Dubuque, Prairie du Chien, and Dodge streets in the position of paying for this beltway being "hooked" on to these streets. I do not see that any hone -owner in this territory will be able to accommodate the assessments, to pay for this, that will be placed against their ' property, either now or in the future. Neither do I see the City as being able to bear this cost, now or in the future. Because of the very rough terrain I cannot see that it will not be outrageously expensive to either bridge the ravines or cut and fill or have a very roller coaster street, if neither of the other two choices are not used. I cannot agree with the concept of the beltway being needed at those prices, now or ever, when an interstate exists for use. i f MICROFILMED BY JORM MICR+LAB CEDAR RAPIDS • DES MOINES G1\ Secondly, my objection to proposed changes in St, Ann Drive and the opening of St. Ann - Foster Drive roadway between Dubuque and Prairie du Chien need to be expressed. As a resident of Prairie du Chien neighborhood, I join all those people who have signed pet- itions and written letters registering their objections to the changes being proposed and planned. I signed one petition but did not know about others. I have attended all the public meetings of both the Planning -Zoning Commission and the City Council regarding the issue of Foster Road. I strongly object to any proposal to change St. Ann Drive in any way other than it's present alignment. Now that at least some of you say you will not vote to purchase homes in order to attach the proposed opening on to Prairie du Chien, that may alleviate the fears of some people regarding the loss of their home. However, you have not given me cause to believe that will actually apply to everyone in the neighborhood. I am lead to this opinion by the fact that you have already given the "nod" to investigate the possible purchase of vacant lots, at the cost of supposedly $15,000 each, which will be used to make a new "hook-up" for St. Ann - Foster Road on to Prairie du Chien. 'Diose particular lots set directly across the street from my home and the posterior of my lot faces the property of the Oaks addition. It appears to me that there are ulterior designs that will eventually put me in a position of having to give up my hone because the City wants the land for a street. No one in this neighborhood wants a beltway and no one wants a street going through their property. It appears to me that even though this Council says they won't purchase any house in order to put a street in, the fact remains that future Councils may come along and say differently. Therefore, it is my contention that this Council must decide where the streets are going to be, even in the future. No one, home -owners or developers, can plan or build when they don't know where the streets are to be and for what purpose they are to be used. Regarding the proposal for St. Ann Drive, I find it difficult to understand how the City can contemplate spending even $30,000 for property on which to put a street when the existing street is only a few feet southerly. If the proposed change is done it will be causing one home to become an island, surrounded by street in a triangle fashion. It seems to me that the money would be better spent to pave the existing St. Ann Drive. In fact, one begins to suspicion that the interests of the developers and the desire to force a beltway system are the prime considerations being put before you. In summation, I am asking the City Council to consider this very expensive matter carefully and to vote against any beltway system, at least between Dodge and Dubuque streets, and to vote against changing St. Ann Drive from its present position and connection on to Prairie du Chien Road. MICROFILMED BY JORM MICR+LAB CEDAR RAPIDS • DES MOINES FM b `? 'flank you for your time and consideration of my thoughts and opinion. Naturally I am hoping that you will vote no to a beltway and changing St. Ann Drive. Sincerely, I1 )lthc.[7,ct�tU% Maryanne Nelson P.O. Box 866 1604 Prairie du Chien R. Iowa City, Iowa 52244 MICROFILMED BY JORM MICRS LA 3 CEDAR AARf05 OES MOINES 4r rt i r {Y } 2! 4 ,4 4 i. i. III I �• MICROFILMED BY JORM MICRS LA 3 CEDAR AARf05 OES MOINES , j . I I 0 CITY OF IOWA CITY CIVIC CENTER 410 E. WASHINGTON ST. IOWA CITY IOWA 52240 (319) 354.180 May 16, 1980 Ms. Maryanne Nelson P. 0. Box 866 Iowa City, Iowa 52244 Dear FIs. Nelson: At its regular meeting of April 29, 1980, the City Council received and placed on file your letter concerning the prc Foster Road extension. This subject is tentatively schedL for discussion at the informal Council meeting of June 2 a P.M. in the Conference Room of the Civic Center. You are to attend this meeting. Your comments will be taken into eration when a final decision is made. If you should have further comments or questions, please d hesitate to contact me. S er y yours, Neal G, Berlin City Manager Is cc: City Clerkt/ MICROFILMED BY JORM MICRt;LAB CEDAR RAPIDS • DES MOINES D Robert V. Morris President Rev. Thomas Mikelson Vice President Joseph A. Penny Treasurer Emmltt Johnson Jr. Secretary IOWA CITY BRANCH NATIONAL ASSOCIATION FOR THE ADVANCEMENT OF COLORED PEOPLE Box 2493 Iowa City, Iowa 52240 319354.5669 April 29, 1950 Iowa City Council: We the Iowa City Branch of the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People have become aware of a serious problem affecting Iowa City. It is our observation that federal contract compliance is not being adequately practised by the City of Iowa City in the following areas: Affirmative Action - there is and has been no specific Affirmative Action program adopted by this city and the consequenses of this fact are obvious. This city which employs hundreds of people not only has an inadequate number of black employees but has only one black above the basic level of a clerical worker - we feel this fact is not only injust but has racial connotations involved. Fair Housing - there has been no fair housing plan implemented in Iowa City. Revenue Sharing - the distribution of revenue is both unfair and inadequate. Minority Contractors - there are no minority contracting firms employed by the City, even in light of the intense construction efforts underway around the city. We are aware that federal guidelines which have been set are apparently not being followed by this city. We are also aware that certain governmental agencies including those listed below have been assured that federal contract compliance was being performed in Iowa City - thus making the city eligible for these federal funds. Equal Economic Opportunity Commision (EEOC), Office of Federal Contract Compliance(OFCCP), Housing and Urban Development (HUD). We encourage the City to take action to rectify this situation immediately. Sincerely, Robert V. Morris MICROFILMED 8Y JORM MICR;LAB CEDAR RAPIDS . DES MOINES CiTY OF IOWA CITY CIVIC CENTER 410 E. WASHINGTON ST IOWA CITY IOWA 52240 (319) 354.1800 Flay 2, 1980 lir. Robert V. Morris, President NAACP Dox 2493 Iowa City, Iowa 52244 Dear Mr. Morris: Thank you for your letter of April 29, 1980, to the City Council. I am certain that, from your perspective, the City could always accomplish more in these areas and I assure you that the City is vitally concerned about and involved in these issues. 1. Affirmative Action. Your statement is that "....there is and has been no spec i— 'fi— c affirmative action program adopted by this city...." Enclosed is a copy of the City's Equal Opportunity Policy and Affirmative Action Program which was adopted by the City Council on January 2, 1975. The review of the operation of the Human Relations Department, which I am currently conducting, will include both the City's Equal Opportunity Policy and Affirmative Action Program. Specific recommendations will relate both to policy/program revision and a mechanism for ensuring effec- tive implementation. 2. Fair Housing. Your statement is that "....there has been no fair housing plan implemented in Iowa City." I assume that you are referring to the subsidized housing program which is periodically reviewed by various Federal agencies. Attached is the 1979 report of the on-site monitoring review by the Department of Housing and Urban Development which states that HUD is "....pleased with the report of the positive effort the Housing Authority is exhibiting in administering the equal opportunity requirements of the program...." The last specific inquiry from a Federal agency concerning this subject recommended that the fair housing marketing plan be included in the City's affirmative action plan. However, the City is waiting for a formal report from a more recent on-site review. As discussed above, the City's affirmative action program currently is being revievu:d. The question of the fair housing plan has been referred, by this letter, to the Housing Commission for review, consideration and possible. recommendations. You may wish to review your concerns with the housing Commission. 3.• Revenue Sharing. In this instance I am unable to respond in a meaningfuway tl o your comments because of the ambiguous nature of your statement. If you are referring to the local distribution of revenue sharing, you are welcome to review the revenue sharing files. If you have concerns after that review, I will be pleased to discuss them with you. MICROFIL78YJORM MCEDAR RAPIDS P7� 1 '' Mr. Robert V. Morris Page 2 May 2, 1980 4. Minority Contractors. Your statement is that "there are no minority contracting firms employed by the City..." The most extensive construction project of the City currently funded by Federal money is the $6.3 million River Corridor Sewer. The City is complying with EPA minority contractor requirements. The City staff is aware of other minority contractor requirements and is taking positive actions to comply. The review of the operations of the Human Relations Department, which I am currently conducting, is considering the City's minority contract compliance program. Specific recommendations will be made in this area. I will be pleased to discuss these issues with you at your convenience. Sin,prG.ly yours, Neal G. Berlin City Manager is cc: City Council City Clerk Rev. Thomas Mikelson Joseph A. Penny EmInitt Johnson, Jr. Human Rights Commission Housing Commission 0 7�0 I MICROFILHED BY JORM MICR+IAB CEDAR RAPIDS • DES MOINES i t ■ 7.0 r toherl V. Morris President tev. Thomas Mikelson Viae President t ,ose0h A. Penny Treasurer immltt Johnson Jr. Secretary IOWA CITY BRANCH NATIONAL ASSOCIATION. FOR THE ADVANCEMENT OF COLORED PEOPLE Box 2497 Iowa City, Iowa 52240 719.754.5669 April 29, 1980 Iowa City Council: We the Iowa City Branch of the Tlational Association for the Advancement of Colored People have become aware of a serious problem affecting Iowa City. It is our observation that federal contract compliance is not being adequately practised by the City of Iowa City in the following areas: Affirmative Action - there is and has been no specific Affirmative Action program adopted by this city and the consequences of this fact are obvious. This city which employs hundreds of people not only has an inadequate number of black employees but has only one black above the basic level of a clerical worker - we feel this fact is not only injust but has racial connotations involved. Pair Flousin - there has been no fair housing plan implemented in Iowa City. Revenue Sharing - the distribution of revenue is both unfair and inadequate. Minority Contractors - there are no minority contracting firms employed by the City, even in light of the intense construction efforts underway around the city. We are aware that federal guidelines which have been set are apparently not being followed by this city. We are also aware that certain governmental agencies including those listed below have been assured that federal contract compliance was being performed in Iowa City - thus making the city eligible for these federal funds. Equal Economic Opportunity Commision (1.1EOC), Office of Federal Contract Compliance(OFCCP), housing and Urban Development (HUD). We encourage the City to take action to rectify this situation immediately. Sincerely, &� Y Robert V. hlorris MICROFILMED BY JORM MICRI�LAB CEDAR RAPIDS • DES MOIRES In I I t IOWA CITY BRANCH NATIONAL ASSOCIATION. FOR THE ADVANCEMENT OF COLORED PEOPLE Box 2497 Iowa City, Iowa 52240 719.754.5669 April 29, 1980 Iowa City Council: We the Iowa City Branch of the Tlational Association for the Advancement of Colored People have become aware of a serious problem affecting Iowa City. It is our observation that federal contract compliance is not being adequately practised by the City of Iowa City in the following areas: Affirmative Action - there is and has been no specific Affirmative Action program adopted by this city and the consequences of this fact are obvious. This city which employs hundreds of people not only has an inadequate number of black employees but has only one black above the basic level of a clerical worker - we feel this fact is not only injust but has racial connotations involved. Pair Flousin - there has been no fair housing plan implemented in Iowa City. Revenue Sharing - the distribution of revenue is both unfair and inadequate. Minority Contractors - there are no minority contracting firms employed by the City, even in light of the intense construction efforts underway around the city. We are aware that federal guidelines which have been set are apparently not being followed by this city. We are also aware that certain governmental agencies including those listed below have been assured that federal contract compliance was being performed in Iowa City - thus making the city eligible for these federal funds. Equal Economic Opportunity Commision (1.1EOC), Office of Federal Contract Compliance(OFCCP), housing and Urban Development (HUD). We encourage the City to take action to rectify this situation immediately. Sincerely, &� Y Robert V. hlorris MICROFILMED BY JORM MICRI�LAB CEDAR RAPIDS • DES MOIRES In I r:¢ urunm vro.-t+1� nun ue .rr l:.urPc <c -1w raw. ., cfxuu. 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IV rvj by ,eder.l. ,4t.,N local CIO ,.took 1. All p Itf..tlerr [oa uploywvr alowld be folly lob ,.Ia:N. " Iota 94aen by tW City will W wultable am Idrntical far all .yyll.ua• for • pima pmltlm. Om.l. coniew of u. to,• then H two City W .edwated u lave u..lr validity In nm of tM peyote of ,hat w. I. yW puallfle t.nA of all uplga., indedlp Isola ad/ave tn.a of •Imply Wrla.eoN. will W ,erlew'd 114.1.11, to I.... that they are wn.IdnN for p_.l.x+ am [r•arW1N. e. All prmtlon. aedyer au.f....1 replay.•. fro ane pro, to ._'Mc •Ill be .Ma .ItMut lnad t. f.[.. Crowd. .1.1. .'i'MI arnln. nittaan. \/M`l. boa, pp e[ urettty. S. All fsd .We, urorlq corp a ployal will facet.. od q t..vC.Ifer,. Us. far saft.nt epperfwlnu. S. As, .11oc Use bar9t4lp Wwawnu whoch Lho City way alar IAC. wall be 4 •ecv"abq wlth also yt4rlPb1 of phase.[• prmllba AM.1o1 "--far Of r Wo wwo vltbe.0 rgAN . race. .1104. •let. .11.1 a119ke, rd I<1m• w. M M Wil W L.tent with ®pal.. MICROFILMED BY JORM MICR;LAB CEDAR RAPIDS • DES MOINES 11 ■ `: ITV Y. -lo- 1• ID. Ory .all r w in, e.Iwor\o .nen• 1w !rule m/or r.ronly clog aut.n u.... rgfgb, .N ...a m do entree Nr a voe far such .!swathe-, .Mn ..roue,, nrW1e1 affair. o.y brlvd. roto wail.. An ton NII..ip, •. bre .Igc lour ... u'tonnt .f .nwlttied I.I. .War .lrontl 1 uMlGto. o. SM11.1 alts ... In. wtth approPrUu onlugocwnt, toper.\wry. or I. per rennet. r g.rdwg the C<tYU o . policy M .dt.. In imve full anis ltamn of •ry•1\had Ieub AW., umrltl gm.P M[wm•l at .11 lb le.. l.. C. [n Duo pvllfluliav of the lower ch,l.n of fsrlr •MJer slrorlty group—0.1wal to deteninr .btNr Nair stills •N r rucli 1 i.. areola b, t t.11Y .1.11.N .t blronr Seo Iloilo or on.ld .."Ant their tont Or on ether types at .no or• nAdlll Janitor w aduro� pent. s. Val.:.wyni. pram l.n. .N tom far s<filit1w..t •11 I ... is rllt to onnl- mred fo Insula that full marld.... I., .. sero Red by fo City Sollry, int onto gb.!h to qnl. fled focal• aN/.c stont,'roup ocplq•e.. IYTr1A:. (('.y;: It:Al!OY Or Klum ire City.Ill tA• amropr.Alt steps to I"=* Wt all �Iryral W an ets" cf rho In"W of nand \mar ulnasfon .N of .t. \retreat n ..Lull, and arfltmuoly pfav\ding peel eplarvnt opportunity coach As$ I 1. Cart:.vcn.s alio. 1MIVJ.p Cu Urtin• enplane na dtautr, ducvsion of fIt. to citric rte .gigral, .N In-fouv Puctlution..Ill syh.n.. cls rm;ta. I. wll s.miesrnt .N any clinic In • M.Ill. la Laplocent Olt Mtlry. I Intlollp ton •paawt In racntlp, trainip .m oN•r Mfwwnl dctly- SUo... 11 b fully ad.I.N of Uv it, •N of Ulu mp.rJO\bun wlV. r. -M.1 to it. I. T.. clay eamg.l .111 nuhl bh a .,%. of feadbaet control nth\n •II O.Can Mnu [...twin .Ml nathen at the Mlle, rhroorbut the sutler City. [. A Mfled.r cost to lM .. r.lattent C�luwn atoll band• by to Cil•/ h•m'Cr camlfnip Pfprrts of O• Affirmative Action lfar[on. i I. T.t City VIII dlrlamtw a .Porte Milan And champ Oat Milan Oita the veal 011lty of could.mt•m non A(f lfnatHa ac Uro Mpr..area r.,d a. -Pea. Ton person n CNM..heuld have Clear ret.<nabUlty And if. to Kt.vl] .dA.n Utef Ne Afll.vlb• Action petition. _ urs . TCR.iMA:IGKf. fol i\ll:W:!:� ' who Cor clll n.ar• Wt . acti ns..An wall a W It. I'.facials will b made ' N n lar t.ua...M race Aum .clam, co or. .. national " frM byafb. nal N .•dr otbut rq.rd m racy. Head, nabs, onUev1 er19 b. nllrwn. ser Ata. x .mote,. ' -do- MICROFILMED BY JORM MICR+LAB CEDAR RAPIDS a DES MOINES .at- NJ al- a. Oc VrTd AND n.ne. The City will [mug* [N[ there 1. no disparity .••lwrn the �,O.nl•tlen ee1cN W !sato W/or . ro[Il1 Ym,p —of"—. .N atbr marl ...... •N Wt ep{ertwltY tat M[f.r.hq .,art. wain a[ otNaalu • nip anal.. rd co aMna.tlan la off.[ ult)out dirarh.lmnal O .11 raplq'er.. SI 1• Ne all'. policy that none a( it. LCl til ns .ill b •prp.t" an the boat. of l.M. ciawl, nlor, national origin, ..Iigw.. • pt o .n:otrY ape ton •Au elle, will be eb•r.ed with respect to aq sp{ger prareaon or ...initial which An apanual" at .apMrtN by W CRT. t. O[I¢w ACTIOs, The City will Alan •ration" arorlty gra" m.Unateo, suhtvntfact[r., AN contrlamn with sLmrity Crpresenutten nap tlnir ocPlWees to Cid fol mn<lKtlry b[a W wbn ."waled. to Ur until. Ie..illr without .towing War..oc•. ...lot ths with ra.," to ..I, performance mndt. will, contracts aN WIp Olds. purso of to w Iowa city wn .nations ordlna.ea 111". Vault •N Jolt tr..a Yat .hall b gon..nt•ad by sal municipal Mamma• I. Mrfa.o.ro Nelr wr•mo m W puollc. W rh.n rill to eomdlcvlsWUon on W U.A. of tare, .fend. colo[. otlavl orlgl.. rallgion, m, o,w Or acute, to W was r: OAIc\MI lerlll[R.. Tinos I. chap• of the ..lane an.l[lpel !.;histo .hall coca spatial ears that m onNUp.l facility is ..la to tlon lvtharApe of any dlrcrWoccory pa.uM. I. mIRIIOM, 1. (LLmrlty Ctwo Aq aOarvq tiOrn • Colman -Nee 1. U6lpr/aothlc tear the dal\nant g[ouM I. Wt NIOM and Is on"allom m cwt.la a[btlw.. diccH.le- aticn, anal other dlff.raltl.l vratynat by raccoon of Inc., toter. national o[lyb. religion. m..". amn Ry .r any oc.oi..clm of On- f.ctols. 1. nieerlty e[enp A"lion. "'. won .M �, of sonority gtatM v drtlod arags anal tie, vMIT for s.ploYon.t with can !maty of law. city. 1. City atl 1. than City of Sawa City, f..w. ao • r.l"pal mfpvl.clow. -[1- •i I + �I..p n J K6010N VII Fra...I 0111c. null01n9 911 W.I.M Sl ... I K •mu CRT. Mlu.utl 11100 1 DEPARTMENT OF HOUSING AND URBAN DEVELOPMENT Service IO UDt00 OFFICE FEDERAL BUILDING, 710 WALNUT STREET DES MOINES, IOWA 50309 July 3, 1979 111 RE"Lv NYI{11 IDI 7.20 WillimILs 284-4706 Mr. Lyle Seydel, Housing Coordinator Iowa City Housing Authority 412 Cast Washington -Civic Center Iowa City, Iowa $2240 Dcar Mr. Seydel: 111is is a follow-up to the on-site monitoring review Of the Iowa City Housing Authority, conducted June 26, 1979, by Mrs. Joann Williams, Equal Opportunity Specialist, of our staff. We the pleased with the report of the positive effort the Housing Authority is exhibiting in administering the equal opportunity requirements of the program, and encourage continued positive efforts in this realm. Our appreciation to you and his. Flinn for time relinquished and the cooperation shown during the review. We look forward to working with the Authority in the future. The updated versions of the "Affirmative Fair Housing Marketing Plan'.! and "Statement of Policies...," are presently under review. Comments will be provided in separate correspondence. If there are any questions or we can be of assistance, please contact us. Sincerely, ornlan C. Jurgcns 06&�q e, Supervisor MICROFILMED BY JORM MICR+LAB CEDAR RAPIDS DES MOINES H 1 y •i I + �I..p n J K6010N VII Fra...I 0111c. null01n9 911 W.I.M Sl ... I K •mu CRT. Mlu.utl 11100 1 DEPARTMENT OF HOUSING AND URBAN DEVELOPMENT Service IO UDt00 OFFICE FEDERAL BUILDING, 710 WALNUT STREET DES MOINES, IOWA 50309 July 3, 1979 111 RE"Lv NYI{11 IDI 7.20 WillimILs 284-4706 Mr. Lyle Seydel, Housing Coordinator Iowa City Housing Authority 412 Cast Washington -Civic Center Iowa City, Iowa $2240 Dcar Mr. Seydel: 111is is a follow-up to the on-site monitoring review Of the Iowa City Housing Authority, conducted June 26, 1979, by Mrs. Joann Williams, Equal Opportunity Specialist, of our staff. We the pleased with the report of the positive effort the Housing Authority is exhibiting in administering the equal opportunity requirements of the program, and encourage continued positive efforts in this realm. Our appreciation to you and his. Flinn for time relinquished and the cooperation shown during the review. We look forward to working with the Authority in the future. The updated versions of the "Affirmative Fair Housing Marketing Plan'.! and "Statement of Policies...," are presently under review. Comments will be provided in separate correspondence. If there are any questions or we can be of assistance, please contact us. Sincerely, ornlan C. Jurgcns 06&�q e, Supervisor MICROFILMED BY JORM MICR+LAB CEDAR RAPIDS DES MOINES H 11. CITY OF IOWA CITY CIVIC CENTER 410 E WASHINGTON ST IOWA CITY IOWA 52240 (319) 354.180 NOTICE THE CITY COUNCIL OF IOWA CITY IS CONSIDERING AN APPOINTMENT TO THE FOLLOWING COMMITTEE: COMMITTEE ON COMMUNITY NEEDS One vacancy - Two-year term July 1, 1980 - July 1, 1982 It is the duty of members of the Committee on Com- munity Needs to coordinate communication channels between groups and citizens of Iowa City and the City Council and staff and then to responsibly respond to program proposals as solutions designed to meet the community's needs. Iowa City appointed members of boards and commis- sions must be qualified voters of the City of Iowa City. The selection and appointment for this Committee j will be made at the June 3, 1980, meeting of the City Council at 7:30 P.M. in the Council Chambers. The actual term will begin July 1, 1980. This will give the appointee an opportunity to attend a meeting of the Committee on Community Needs and i to become familiar with the duties of the Committee before assuming full responsibility. Persons interested in being considered for this position should contact the City Clerk, Civic Center, 410 East Washington. Application forms are available from the Clerk's office upon request. MICROFILMED BY JORM MICR+LAB CEDAR RAPIDS • DES MOINES F77