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IOWA CITY CITY COUNCIL
AGENDA
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REGULAR COUNCIL MEETING Or MAY 4, 1976
7:30 IM
COUNCIL CHAMBERS, CIVIC CENTER
410 EAST WASHINGTON
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May 4':1976
7:30 PM
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Item No. 6
- CITY COUNCIL APPOINIMMrs.
a. Consider appointment.to fill::one unexpired .tern
terms on the Planning ;and Zoning Commission
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b. Consider appointment. to fill taiexpired term,t
Regional Planning Commission.
Action:
C. -Consider appointments to fill two vacancies on
Commission.
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CITY_COUNCIL INFORMATION.
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REPORT CN ITEM5 FRCM THE CI1'Y�M4NAGBR AND CITY ATrM
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Agenda
Regular. Council
Meeting
;. • May 4, 1976 7:30
PM
Page S .
I;. Item No. 12 -
CGNSIDER ORDINANCE TO REVISE THE AMORTI:
NONCONFORMING SIGNS. (First considerat:
Comment: .The
Planning and Zoning Commission'.at'a
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April`l',1976`recomnended-by a 6`,to 0'
ordinance which, would extend. the period
signs:must be.removed from three.years',-';
majority opinion of ,the Sign'R,eview:Com
period oftimewould allow businesses`
value'and that the: period should be.'ext
existing amortization period on Septemb
on this item was held April' -27'1976
Action.
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Item No. -
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CONSIDER RESOLUTION APPROVINGA PItEIIMI
RESIDEIMAL-DEVEIAPMEnz PLAN AND A'.'PEPL
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MACBRIDE`ADDITION ,PART.1. S 7604:` ,'
Comment: .The
applicants, M.C. Mooreand" D. C. s, Sha
preliminary and final Planned Area"Deve
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Residential; Development plan, andrep
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:of MacBride_ Addition, Partl The`:firs
ordinance to approve the'PAD plan will_,
14. `.The• applicants:
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A FEDERAL BILL LIMB" OUR FREE 45
SENATE GILL ONE: Congress, is supposedly �1O
considered by federal law. While
Senate Bill One. a bill now bel of existing
or thrust is its attacks on civil
a "revision, update and codification" considered by
it does codify federal law, its major
rights. The bil0 einJohn Mitchell, Jo n
liberties and basic democratic he %%assistance assed
Congress was constructed with the
These individuals hove P
Dean, and other Watergate criminals• owerful social forces originally
from the scene. but the finuncialllt today.
behind the bill are still P -- "Aoc TNF PRESS
�_1 LIMITS FREEDOM OF SPEECH pWu mac""""- " would be further
limited "freedom of the press.reasons of national
Under S-1 the already
suppression of the news of the Pentagon
constricted by recluded p political
security. This law wo41d have p
Papers and data concerning the alleged slofiCam odia in 1972•
assassinations or the "secret bom bin9 LABOR STRIKES
5 1 WOSE FBI_CAR44iOST ��—
es 10 or more Persons whose conductmight
defining a riot, ht impede governmental such an
5-1 does this by to proQerty or which mfg
result in damage" riot' is $500,000 for
indlvidunjsonsBoPthnuniongofficials
The penalty articipatin9 nr end
000 for p
action, plus $100, articlpatad in the anti -
rank -and -file members would be held accountable for sucWO id --ha 8e on •
and eo le who p 1970 s
Under 5-19 the thousands of P P '3_30 years in Prison and $100,000
civil rights demonstratlonsu P',theby s an(
been committing a felonymilltnrY effectiveness of the United States."
fine for impairing ;
in by allowing 48 hour "emergency wiretaps
WARRAWTLESS WIRE(APS PERIAITTEO cooperate
assistance of andlorGs
phone companies andcompensationofor such
This law also broadens wiretapping
providing
and compels the the government+
forthwith with rather serves the interests of
cooperation.
quo
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collar crime, but inter -
S -1 does not touch white arson dlssntisfied radicals{tthose ofauss
big business. S-1 attacks any p convicts,
ut overnmental activities,
costsll
news reporters, union members, ex" rotest rising
ested.in acquiring accurate information retsoto p
and even housewives picketing P
varying
S-l-i,s an organMa izosjtlonfton5enateaBilltone in contact
The Committee to Sta age
inst S-
po i0 al persuIs ons do eoritooJolnpus 1n organizing
entirety. For informs TIM HAWKS 351-G075
STEVE MCDOWELL 338-2338 AtiDR or Senator Write to your Congresspersonr changes ro osed and will be
mains the same, and must
the bill's substance re
NOTE: Although some minor in S-1 have been P
discussed in the future,
be defeatedl
,vHow YouR opposition tol j
H N&T
at the
CITY COUNCIL
MEETING
Cc7u
St jpW AF STRENGTH
THROUGH OUR NUrseW, AND VIGOROUS OPPOSITION T0, CITY
COS-1, ME WILL DEMONSTRATE THAT THE CITIZENS -OF
IOWA CITY WILL NOT PERMIT THIS REPRESSIVE BILL
TO BEOOME LAW
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fio +T"a � � favor
The COMMITEE TO STOP S"