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JUNE 8.o 1976
77:30T .M.;
_-The: Iowa. City City Council. met in Regularsession `lon `ttie
- 8th:day,of June, 1976,:at 7:30,.in the Counci, l'iChambers,at the
Civic_Center. Present: Balmer, deProsse,`iFos, ter, Neuhauser,'
Perret, Selzer,.Vevera. Absent: none. Mayor.,Neuhauser pr'e,x3
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( ichael Cavitt; of 2609 Lakeside Apartments; Iowa;City,
Chairman_. of the local Spiritual Assembly_: of the -Baha lsrof°IoW
City,; presented the(Bicentenn;a7 Isa��e of'world`Issue f=om-the
University of Iowa Heha'3 Club and-,themselvesto the Mayor;'Ca
Council, and City Manager. C"av1. zkoi4Rd nnntE Cc�u ,
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Mayor Neuhauser/pp�ro�c��laimed'the week of June 19 27;>1976'
_ as 1National Tennis` Weems"
iIrley gixt President of the (Leavue- of - Women voter—
thea r ,letter,,` Item 4.d.4 of the. Consent ,,Calendar, concernirig3;F,
Urban Renewal; urging Council to recommit+City toTthe overall
for: commercial redevelopment of:the`CBD'and to reaffirm�fthe
decision 'to adopt the- single developer concept. ,k�f
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It was, moved by' -Balmer and seconded by'Selzer that€the&g.
following_ agenda items -and recommendations,'in the=Consent
Calendar be approved and/or adopted ".:
Reading of minutes:of official action's 'ofCouncil meetitigti
of May 18 and`May 25,:1976,,subject to correction,::`as
recommended 'by:the.(city:Clerk. --
Minutes of Boards and Commissions.
Iowa Cit
y_Riverfront Commission meetirgs'of,May' 16 ,and
May 27, 1976,
Iowa City Planning and Zoning Commissiontmeeting of.x
May:20, r • r ; s,
Iowa Cit Parks and Recreation Commission meetin
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May 12. 1976 - -- --- 4 g ofY
Rousing Commission meetings ,of March'10,r rch l5; r;
April _5, 12, and 28, 1976 i ,t
W aK 831%
Tji �gr�Board of x
stems meeting Aprils 22;'1976 e
Mayor's_YQWth_Zmployment Board meeting of May 17 197
Hum an_Relat ons_CommissiQB meeting:of May 24;,," r x
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Resolutions:
Consider Resc
page 198, ap-I
Eagles Lodge
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June 8, 1976
76-159A, recorded in Book 35,
#695, as recommended by the City
Consider Resolution #76-159B, recorded in Book 3 a 3S
page 199, approving Class C Li uor Permit a
-s---—_—__.__pplica-
tion for Eagles_ Lodge -1695, as recommended by the
City Clerk. S36
Consider Resolution #76-160, recorded in Book 35,
page 200, approving Class B Beer Permit application
for Cahill Brothers, Inc._,dba/H
_appy Days Pizza and
Ice Cream Parlor, 1515 First
by the City Clerk. Avenue, as recommended
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Consider Resolution #76_161, recorded in Book 35,
page 201, approving Class__B Beer Permit Sunday_.Sales
application for Cahill Bros._, Inc. fl�Happv Days_
Pizza andIce Cream Parlor, 1515 First Avenue, as
recommended by the City Clerk.
Consider Resolution_ -V6_162, recorded in Book 35,
page 202, approving Class C Liquor License ap�lica-
tion for {lmerican_Legion__Post_$17, American Legion
Road, as recommended by the City Clerk.
Consider Resolution76-163, recorded in Book 35 S3 9
page 203,
approving Class ... B__Beer Permit a
by the City pplication for The
Best steak House, 1 South Dubuque, as reco�nded
Clerk.
Consider Resolution R
approving Class B Bee
The Best Steak House,
by the City Clerk.
85-!2
4, recorded in Book 35, page 204,
;a'.. 0-'-- - .. . .
South Dubuque, as_
recommended
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Consider Resolution #76-165, recorded in Book 35, page
205, approving_Class C Liquor Permit application for
The Mill ,Restaurant, 120 E. Burlington, as recommended
by the City Clerk.
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Consider Resolution 76-166, recorded in Book 35, page
206, approving Class B_Liquo-r_L�icense_applicati,on_for
F1_OWaKd Johnson's,_ North Dodge Street, as recommended
by the City Clerk.
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June 8, 1976
Consider Resolution #76-1'6.7, recorded`in Book 35,
page 207, approving Class B Liquor, Sunday Sales
application for Howard Johnson's, North Dodge Street,
as recommended by the City Clerk.
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Consider Resolution #76-168, recorded in Book 35,
pages 208 and 208A, approving Cigarette Permits, as
recommended by the City Clerk.
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Correspondence:
Letter from Larry Heeren, Program Manager, HUD, re-
garding Community Development Block Grant Program
and Urban Renewal Project R-14. This letter has
been referred to the Department of Community Devel-
opment for reply.
FY 6
Letter from Mary Rock, President, Johnson County
Council on Aging, regarding funding. This letter has
been referred to the City Manager's office for reply.
Letter from John Harper, President, Citizens for a S y 7
Better Iowa City, regarding Urban Renewal. This
letter has been referred to the Department of Com-
munity Development for reply.
Letter from Shirley Sixt, President, League of Women
Voters, regarding Urban Renewal. This letter has
been referred to the Department of Community Develop-
ment for reply. //
CSfE 827)
Letter from Donna Friedman, Johnson County/Arts Coun-
cil, regarding purchase of Old Post Office. This
letter has been referred to the City Manager's office
for reply.
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The motion was approved by the following roll call Vote: Ayes:
Balmer, deProsse, Foster, Neuhauser, Perret, Selzer, Vevera.
It was further stated that the purchase of the Old Post Office
Building would be an agenda item for the June 21 Informal Coun-
cil meeting.
A motion was made by Vevera and seconded by deProsse to
allocate the amount of $2,000 of the FY '76 Unexpended Funds
to the Johnson County Council on Aging.
mously. Motion adopted, unani-
Council did not take any action on the recommendations from
the Parks and Recreation commission regarding an adoption of fees
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June 8, 1976
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and charges policy,/ or the Nsupport_of--the_concept of the Chil-
dren's Museumpenor did they take action on the Riverfront Com- Sts a _
mission's recommendations to (1)kplace a moratorium on issuance
pf building permits in the 1_00 -year flood pldn., (2) Loffer to 0S'3
,purcha§g_portions of-Shower's_propert or the Planning and szs y
Zoning Commi.ssion's recommendations (1) t_to_ support the proposed.
Storm Water Retention Ordinanceror (2)1 -.to support the grant 53SS
�applieation for a stu veining neighbor_h_ood_preservation R S b
It was suggested by deProsse to consider Item 5.b.2., the
recommendation from the Riverfront Commission to provide $2,000
so the Stanley Consultants contract could be amended to obtain
more detailed information and for them to provide a plan for
South End Park (Shower's property). As City staff is investi-
gating the fulfillment of other obligations under the contract
with Stanley Consultants, it was decided to defer this matter
until the results are available. R' 7
The management of the Autumn Park Apartments was discussed.
Mr. Berlin stated the City was not obligated to perform the
management function. He further stated that the Housing Divi-
sion is developing a recommendation to Council as to who should
manage this complex. Foster then made a motion to adopt Reso-
lution n76-169, as recorded in Resolution Book 35, pages 209 4
and 210, Approving the Final Large Scale Residential Develop-
ment Plan of Autumn Park Apartments, seconded by Perret. Roll
call: Ayes: deProsse, Foster, Neuhauser, Perret, Selzer,
Vevera, Balmer. Resolution adopted, 7/0. Bill Jacobson, Execu-
tive Vice -President of Midstates Development, Inc., acknowledged
their appreciation of Council's acceptance of the elderly hous-
ing development and briefly summarized its progress. He informed
Council that they had tried to meet the expectations �of the
City for drainage r�of the land rather than just meet FHA minimum
standards. ;3 r., CP 'lrrP+1 _gIS
Since it was uncertain that the revised documents had been
submitted to the Department of Community Development concerning
the final plat of the Village Green Addition, Part 7, a motion
was made by deProsse and seconded by Foster to defer the reso-
lution approving this until June 21st. Motion carried, unanimous-
ly.
nanimous �
ly. -
A motion was made by deProsse seconded by Perret for Mayor
Neuhauser to compose a letter to be sent to the Planning and
Zoning Commission reflecting Council's desire to be informed
with each P & Z recommendation concerning subdivision plats and
rezonings as to how they will affect runoff in Ralston Creek. ���
Motion passed unanimously.
Mr. Berlin informed Council of last week's meeting between
staff and representatives from the University of Iowa concerning
sewer rate increase. At this meeting he had conveyed to
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University officials the Council's significant concern that
there had been no apparent movement in negotiations since
the decision was made last August to defer the initiation
Of sewer rate increase for one year. University officials
had indicated that their study of sewer use would not be
completed until October of this year. When informed b
City that the rate increase adopted b Y the
go into effect on August 1 1976 they sCouncil last year would 961
tated that they
not pay the increase but would hold the betweenuld
the current rate and the increase until such time the City and
the University come
should be charged. to mutual agreement as to what rate they
The University had previously rejected the
concept of an escrow account. However, the State legislature
has already appropriated an amount of money for the increase.
As to the outcome of this situation, Larry Kutcher, Pres.
the U.I. Student Senate, expressed his concern that the Univer-
sity students in residence would be paying of
P Y� 4 £or the increase.
Perret announced that Emil Brandt has assumed the office
of Executive Director of the Johnson County Regional Planning 062 -
Commission. residents
He also mentioned he had received calls from Mark IV-V
facilitieswho forwere
theircomplaining
nearabout
their Complex. There was l
some discussion concerning previously futilepeffortstoelimi-
nate this problem_ It was suet
members and/or any Counciggsed by Mr. Berlin to have staff
l members who might be interested to9 6 3
meet with some of the residents at Mark Iv to see what c
done to resolve this matter. He will report to Council
an be
later
concerning staff participation.
There was some discussion as to whether or not the City
had a legal right to prevent the to
of another large
scale shopping center outside tha'evevuntil Urban Renewal plan
of direction had been solved. City Attorney John Hayek felt it
might be possible to impose a moratorium and that he would
study the possible ramifications and have a report read S 6y
the June 22 meeting. Francis Hamit, a developer, Y for e
stated many businesses could not establish in Io Citared. He
of unavailability of space. because of lower costs Outside because
CBD area.
Mayor Neuhauser acknowledged the receipt of a letter from
the Chamber of Commerce concerning their support for the 1969 a6,S
Urban Renewal Plan and a letter from Harold Bechtoldt, Charles'
Eastham and Jeanne Smithfield stating their intention not to
appeal the decision which invalidated the City's Urban Renewal �'6G
contract
CentreOne. Selzera
madelaAmotiontandaBalmeresecondedritfto Plaz�—
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accept both of these letters. Motion passed, unanimously.
Council discussed matching funds in the amount of $2,800 for
playground equipment at North Market Square Park. The.chil-
dren of Horace Mann School, with the guidance of P.T.O. mem-
bers, had raised $1,200 for this purpose and had asked for
City funds to complete their project. Mr. Berlin indicated
it might be possible to use operating funds.
A motion was made by Balmer and seconded by deProsse to
authorize the expenditure of funds to repair South Riverside96_�
Drive as requested by Dick Plastino, Director of Public Works,
in a memo of June 2, 1976. Motion passed, 7/0. Councilman
Vevera expressed a friend's interest to buy the two buffalo
owned by the City Zoo if they are still available. Mr. Berlin
will check into this.
Council reconsidered the amended Fy '77 HCDA application
list_ Several Councilmembers questioned the need to allocate
$470,000 for Neighborhood Rehabilitation and the possible uses
for this allocation were discussed,
Center_ including a Neighborhood
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There was some discussion concerning the allocation for -_
Ralston Creek. If the City were to initiate only an Environ-
mental Review, the $125,000 previously allocated by Council
would be sufficient. However, there are other projects which
could be done with the assumption that the Environmental Impact
Statement would not be required, which would require more money.
Ed Brinton, er Powers -Willis, explained two areas of concen-
tration concerning Ralston Creek,
storm sewer (1) to work on the large
Projects and develop the land use plans this fall-�
(2) during the Spring, land rights could be acquired and the
structures could be started. /
against proceeding with projectstwithoutntheey Haye
Environmeionental State
men t. With the previous City experience with Environmental
Impact Statements and the litigation involved, he felt Staff
should assess this matter.
Andrea Hauer, Committee on Community Needs member, indi-
cated that initLally they allocated $390,000 for Ralston Creek
with the intention that some of it would be reserved for the
completion of the project in 1979-80. Dick Plastino stated
an Environmental Impact Statement could possibly be completed
this winter and a project could be initiated next spring. This
plan of action would require more than the $1250000 Council
allotted yesterday. City Attorney John Hayek clarified that
the Natjonal Environmental Policies Act (N.E.P.A.) determines
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whether or not an Environmental Impact not HUD_ He also stated it would be more afeasible tement htolhave an
Environmental Impact Statement on a rather done,
than an Environmental Impact Statement on each rindividual Pr
'It was the consensus of Project.
the Contingencythe Council to take $50,000 out of
tation fund fund and $25,000 out of the Neighborhood Rehabili-
to increase the Ralston Creek fund to $200,000.
After further discussion concerning (/ b 70
Resource Centers, Council decided er direct the Neiood d �-LT
Community Committee an
y Needs to determine whether or not the Committee on
be allocated. A motion was made b more funds should
Foster to approve the amended FY y deProsse and seconded by
carried unanimously. 1976-1977 HCDA
program, Motion
City Manager Berlin calledCouncil's
to be provided to them concerningUrban
attention
weeks. Mr. Berlin g Urban Renewal in to information
decisions will be submitting his general comments
he iab
and considerations, and a report from staff
Presented on revisions about
Plan. edOn revisions
that need to be made in will nbe
e
will be Hopefully by this Friday, the the Urban Renewal
available. By next Fridayprocedure for land appraisals
Aust follow for initiation of thethe process Council adsaff
Also, a series of issues will o development will be staff
tive methods of development b` provided
multi -developers or whether it be Inglregarding the aers, -
other, single developers,
Dick Plastino, Director of Public ;' ��
hearing for the Storm Water Management Ordinance hearing
of slides em Public
be solved with the emphasizing Ralston Creek problems. pres�n-
adoption of this ordinance, which might
from Powers -Willis and Associates, and Bill Lindley, Ed Brinton,
Lindley
& Sons, were available to answer• questions from
citizens in attendance were Pat Moore, Bruce Glasgow,
Klinger, and Roxanne Haldeman. Interested
hearing was closed. After discussion,g Keith
the public
A public hearingr
Ing the Public
concerning the proposed ordinance 4_
ments for _g Ordinance by revising of tee''
the refor wthatmily dwellings was held. Parking re
would Mayor Neuhauser q....�e-
adopted_ Since there was brought about by the new stated
closed, discussion ordinance if
the public hearing was
Mayor Neuhauser o 8'73
ordinance amending opened the public hearing
scale of the subdivision ordinance b on the proposed
cha ges thislordinanceinarY nd final subdivision et revising tha
Council con Plats. She read the
No one addressed the
g this matter, so the public hearing was closed.
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The public hearing was initiated by Mayor Neuhauser to
rezone a tract of land from Cl zone to C2 zone. Francis Hammit,
the property broker who is developing
the land in question, ,�=.• `
appeared giving reasons for the rezoning request. He plans V0
to construct an Earl May Garden Center and.another building
which would contain businesses such as a fabric,paint, or drug
store. To make his investment economically feasible, it would
be necessary for the area to be zoned C2 because of the parking
requirement. After further discussion, this public hearing
was closed. g �5
Council then held a public hearing on the issuance of
general
cluding Hiobligation
ghway6-218n1s. Several intersectionatters were improvements,sthesRoadnUse
Tax money, and the rebuilding vs. overlaying of streets. Douglas
Lee, 320 E. Jefferson Street, was present to reiterate prior re-
quest by residents owning property impacted by arterial streets
in this area for a buffer to be established to protect them from
the nuisance effects of traffic. Foster withdrew previous mo-
tion that was seconded by Selzer to amend the bond issue by de-
leting $50,000 until more information could be obtained from
Dick Plastino as to street repairs. A motion was made by de-
Prosse and seconded by Perret to accept Mr. Lee's statement and
place it on file. Motion passed, 7/0. The public hearing was -
declared closed.
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A motion was made by Foster and seconded by Balmer to adopt
Resolution #76-170, recorded in Resolution Book 35, page 211,
Setting Public Hearing on Amending the FY 1976 Budget Ending g;;
June 30, 1976. Roll call: Ayes: Foster, Neuhauser, Perret;
Selzer, Vevera, Balmer, deProsse. Nays: none. Resolution
adopted, 7/0. Item 14, Resolution concerning unpaid water bills.,
was deferred to a later date. A motion was made by deProsse-
Resolution
seconded by Selzer to adopt Resolution #76-171, recorded in
Resolution Book 35, page 212, Concurring with and Accepting the
National Functional Classification Map (FAUS) for the City o£ S3 7q
Iowa City, As Delivered by the State of Iowa, Department of —�—
Transportation. Roll call: Ayes: Neuhauser, Perret, Selzer,
Vevera, Balmer, deProsse, Foster. Nays: none. Resolution
adopted, 7/0.
Foster made a motion which was seconded by Perret that the
ordinance Amending Ordinance No. 73-2687 by Increasing the Fine
for Overtim:- Parking (fr0m,$1 to $2) be given first considera-
tion and voce for passage. Roll call: Ayes: Perret, Selzer,
Vevera, Balmer, deProsse, Foster, Neuhauser. Nays: none. First
consideration passed, 7/0. 60
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A motion was made by deProsse and seconded by Foster to
adopt Resolution n76-172, as recorded in Resolution Book 35,
pages 213-214, Authorizing Execution of Master Section 8 SKI
Annual Contributions Contract #KC 9033E, and Fifth Amendatory
to Annual Contributions Contract for Section 23 Leasing of
Private Accommodations, No. C-765 Project No. IA -22-1. Roll
call: Ayes: Selzer, Vevera, Balmer, deProsse, Foster, Neu-
hauser, Perret. Nays: none. Resolution passed, unanimously.
Item 18 concerning the installation of two poles and transmis-
sion lines at the Highway 6 Bypass and Industrial Park by
Iowa/Illinois was deferred pending recommendation as to whether
or not it is desirable and/or possible to have these lines
placed underground. gES-2
A motion was made by deProsse and seconded by Balmer to
adopt Resolution No. 76-173, as recorded in Resolution Book 35,
page 215, Setting Public Hearing on Proposed Plans, Specifica-
tions, Contract and Estimated Cost for the FY 77 Asphalt Re-
surfacing Project for June 29, 1976, at 7:30 P.M. Roll call:
Ayes: Vevera, Balmer, deProsse, Foster Neuhauser, Perret,
Selzer. Nays: none. Resolution carried, 7/0.-S 3
.Vevera made a motion which was seconded by Selzer to adopt
Resolution No. 76-174, as recorded in Resolution Book 35, page
216, Setting Public Hearing on Proposed Plans, Specifications,
Contract and Estimated Cost for the FY 177 Sanitary Landfill
Excavation Project for June 29, 1976, at 7:30 P.M. Roll call:
Ayes: Balmer, deProsse, Foster, Neuhauser, Perret, Selzer,
Vevera. Nays: none. Resolution adopted, 7/0. 113f3�/
A motion was made by Balmer and seconded by Foster to adopt
Resolution No. 76-175, as recorded in Resolution Book 35, page
217, Setting Public Hearing on Proposed Hearing on Proposed
Plans, Specifications, Contract and Estimated Cost for the
FY 177 Mudjacking Program for June 22, 1976, at 7:30 P.M. Roll
call: Ayes: deProsse, Foster, Neuhauser, Perret, Selzer,
Vevera, Balmer. Nays: none. Resolution adopted, 7/0. 5 S
A motion was made by deProsse and seconded by Selzer to
adopt Resolution No. 76-176, as recorded in Resolution Book 35,.
page'218, Authorizing the Mayor to Execute an Agreement Wherein
the City of Iowa City, Iowa, shall lease seven marked cars
from Winebrenner-Dreusicke for use by the Police Department.
Roll call: Ayes: Foster, Neuhauser, Perret, Selzer, Vevera,
Balmer, deProsse. Nays: none. Resolution adopted, 7/0. �,yH
A motion was made by Foster and seconded by Perret
to adopt Resolution No. 76-177, as recorded in Resolution Book
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h page 219, Authorizing the Mayor to Execute an Agreement
Wherein the City of Iowa City, Iowa shall lease
cars from Hartwig Motors for use b
Roll call: seven unmarked
Ayes: Neuhaufor y the Police Department,
deProsse, Foster. Nays: , Perret, Selzer, Vevera, Balmer,
Y none. Resolution adopted, 7/0 .
It was moved by Balmer and seconded
the meeting at 11:10 P.M, Motion adopted b y Perret to adjourn
P unanimously.
Mayor
City Clerk
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DATE: June h, 1976
TO: City Council
FROM: City Flanager
RE: FL-tterial in Friday's Packet
Packet Containing Urban Renewal Information
Ftemorandun from City Manager to City Council regarding Fiemorial Day Fiasco
Memorandum from Richard Plastino to Neal Berlin and City Council regarding q G 6
Solid Waste Container Notice Procedure
Flemorandun from City Manager to City Council regarding University Heights ContrqaL t
Flinutes of Staff Meeting of May 19, 1976 cte 8
Ftinutes of Staff Fleeting of June 2, 1976 avq '
Memorandum from City Flanager to City Council regarding Bus Stop Competition, 4 11
Design Review Committee
Memorandum from Richard Plastino to Neal Berlin and City Council regarding q11
South Riverside Drive
Flemorandun from Richard I'Iastino to Neal Berlin regarding South Riverside Drive q12
Letter from Neal Berlin to Mr. George A. Chambers regarding reconstruction of
the .Jefferson Building vault and sewer charge problem with the University. L713
Letter from Richard Plastino to Robert Tyson regarding Iowa State Code and
the State Building Code
Ftemorandum from City Flanager to City Council and Department Hca5s regarding
Productivity
Flemorandum from Dick Plastino to Neal Berlin regarding Landfill Fence `71E
Memorandum from Harvey Hiller to Neal Berlin regarding monthly report lgl7
Dtemorandum from City Flanager to City Council regarding reduced Service Charges���
News Article from the Cedar Rapids Gazette regarding renewal in Iowa City c{10\
Letter from Parent Teachers Organization, Horace Mann School, regarding Proposal
for North Market Square Park Improvements, specifically, playground equipment. 92,
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DATE: May 28, 1976
TO: City Council
FROM: City Manager
RE: Material in Friday's Packet
Letter from League of: Iowa Municipalities regarding regional meeting (Council only).
88g
Informal session agendas.
Tlemoranda from City Manager to City Council regarding:
a. Old Post Office Building 84 0
b. Summer Schedule ri�l
c. Legislative Action n q 2
d. Comprehensive Plan -1,1S
Alemorandum from Director of Parks and Recreation regarding HCA\ money already spent
out of the $80,000 Neighborhood Park Allocation. J•`1`4
Calendar for the month of June, 1976.
Youth Interagency Newsletter. T6
biemoranda from Director of Public Works regarding:
a. Maintenance of trees on Washington Street construction project. S`7 7
b. Joint design for concrete pavements. 9`7`" {_
Letter to Mayor Neuhauser from Dr. and Mrs. Henry Hamilton regarding urban re eEal.-ramT�
Letter -to Mayor Neuhauser from David C. Johnston regarding highways. •�'�%_ /5, , /i„�
Memorandum from Housing Coordinator regarding minimum housing code inspections.
Plemorandum from Superintendent of Cemetery -Forestry regarding memorial services. qW
i%femorandun from Director of Parks and Recreation regarding ideas on priorities 40/
for City Park }ICDA projects.
Letter io DIs. Mary Rock of Johnson County Council on Aging from City Manager Ufa
regarding fluids.
Monthly report for April for Department of Community Development. c7e
Urban renewal plan. Z� X103 D
Transit Development Program.
Iowa City Walkways Report and Plan.
Iowa River Corridor Study, P} :1se Tree. COAgN
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