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HomeMy WebLinkAbout1976-12-14 CorrespondenceREBUTTAO THE PLASTINO MEMORANDUOF NOVEMBER 241 1976 1. It'•contains some unwarranted assumptions :ge is " stubborn and inflexible--,; Insofar as this refers to comments . made by us, it is a personal reaction not borne out by the record of our previous conversations, Ie 2: "--suggested that the City cut deep grooves--; Nowhere in the pro -m posal vie submitted was there any mention of the depth of the cuts; indeed, the only specification made was that the length:of the rumble strips be at .least equal to the wheelbase-length,of the average motor vehicle, axes 1 & 2; Citations of the Iowa Code, Sections 321.235,*.255, 364.12(2) ! and Section 657,2(5)s In general, we do not feel it* t any more g ' proper for an engineer to interpret the law than for a professor of bio- chemistry to do so, This is an area proper to lawyers and the courts. Fie shall mention another legal opinion later. Page 4; "Stop signs should not be used for speed control": This is.a correct citation from the Uniform Code, Again, Mr. Plastino loses sight of the fact that speed control is not the major reason-;* we quest a 4 -way stop sign at the intersection of 7th Ave. and Glendale .. Road. We do wish to control the traffic. Any speed control would' be an added bonus. 2. Other professional opinions on the soecific allegations, Idr.. I'iorris Burr Resident Engineer, Johnson County Iowa Dept, of Transportation a- rumble strips are not simply grooves out into the roadway. They are areas in vrhich the level of the surface is cut 3/8'� loner than the prevailing grade line. The cuts are made 4" wide and of Suitable length at an angle of loo to the direction of travel. They drain readilywhen so made. In his opinion they do not cause road damage from freezing and thawing.. b- to his knowledge, they have been used largely or exclusively In advance of an intersection as a warning 'device c- to his knowledge, lack of mention in the Uniform Code of Traffic Control Devices does not make a device illegal or ineffective. (NOTE• We realize this may be a case of anotheriengineer -Snterpreting the law, but at least iiT. Burr is on a par with Mr. Plastino. ) ZZ I4r. William Carmine Office of.Traffic Engineering and Safety, Aires Office Iowa Dept. of Transportation a- rumble strips should be out curb-to-curb`to promote good surface drainage. v b- to his knowledge there have been no complaints as .to safety, either to motorists or bicyclists, where rumble strips have been employed in the state highway system. c- he was not -certain that rumble strips were even mentioned in the Uniform Code of Traffic Control Devices. (In fairness, it must be repeated that this was a telephone conversation, with no opportunity for reference. However, he is in the engineering and safety office of I.D.O.T.) d- to his knowledge, lack of previous use in urban areas was no bar to their future use. (NOTE: Again, we recognise this opinion may not have legal standing.) "? e- in his opinion, rumble strips are recognised as_safe and effective` In the State of Iowa. ' f- in his opinion, rumble strips should not be out parallel to the direction of travel; neither should they be cut is the area where a motorist might reasonably be expected to be applying his or her brakes. (NOTE: This very positive statement leads us to alter the design of our previous proposal, in keeping with good engineering practise) Our earlier idea of "checkerboarding" the intersection is clearly inappropriate. J. Mr. William Sueppel 100 S. Linn St. Iowa City a- when asked about some of the citations to the Code of Iowa, I,r. Sueppel gave his opinion that Section, 657.2(5) was of dubious application in the present instance. He did.not comment: on the remaining citations. .-,T General Comments; - 1.,The analcgiesof broken sidewalks, muddy bikeways, and so forth, may be correct, but they make for a very narrow` Interpretation; Is it suggested that we should do away with sidewalks and bikeways, an or not build y more them, because they expose the. Clty:to the perils of law suits.? Should we ban motorists from the city; streets, or not build new streets, because one or more motorists' - might find some grounds for a law suit?' 2. The whole'problem of safety and effectiveness has been rebutted by comments from other engineers and a lawyer, cited above., The engineers we cite are, like Mr. Plastino, of known professional competence in their field. The lawyer has had experience as the State Director of Public Safety, 3. If 2•ir. Plastino's construction of the law is correct,then the; City is currently in violation of the law. The Lexington Avenue installation includes sto signs where there is no intersection. It is therefore hard to view this as other than a s eed`control device. In addition it includes a rumble stria of -sorts. 4. It seems clear that this Council must now make a policy de- cision. It may wish to accept the opinionexpressed by -Mr. Plastino, "-- there are times when we must recognize our limitations and say +noln, or it may wish to take the steps we have recommended to relieve part or all of a serious problem. 5. We think the language of the Resolution before the Council is particularly appropriate, in view of the need to modify our initial presentation in light of the above engineering advice; We urge you to adopt the resolution. z r i � s "'..fe+ �.. v:;'C'Sv. ._.._r�.� �+. �` ,. _r.•r '; n v t '� f1 'a¢ y r 1: ` 3 Y,?y� xh'.a, .�?;I+ +�.___ri_'•.. 5r,'j r 'h._ x.aau C. • Mayor Neuhauser City Hall Iowa City, Iowa •�C^ "1`� - - � _ 1976 November 20,1076 Dear Mayor Neuhnuser, As a newcomer to Iowa City (Aug -^76), I feel I must write to you and tell you how I feel about the deplorable street conditions here in Iowa City since the first snow fall on Frtday. On Monday morning as I was driving my twins to 'nest High Schoo, ;•fy_.de Green was slippery, Benton, west of Sunset, Morman 'trek and Melrose, rest of Morman Trek were, t.o put it Simply, dangerous to drive on. Melrose, in front cf West H1. had traffic blocked so that some students were an hour late for class ( an icy hill on the approach to the school vas the culprit). Later in the day the bridge on Burlington near Riverside was also icy. The streets in general both thru and side were trecherous. The school buses are another issue here. I shutter when I see them driving down all those side -streets, filled to the brim with our children. Are you going to wait for a serious accident before you consider this problem? One woman was hit by a car downthown because of icy street conditions. There were numerous fender benders. Is this to be the fate of Iowa City for the rest of a snol+ ladders winter ahead? Sincerely, i I O W A p j R G IOWA PUBLIC INTEREST RESEARCH GROUP December 1, 1976 Iowa City City Council Civic Center 410 East Washington St. p Iowa City, Iowa 52240 U DEC ? WS J Dear Council Members: AI3DiI— 3 F OLFUS CITY CLERK During the past month, the Iowa City Chamber of. Commerce has sponsored several meetings with area service clubs and staff members of the Iowa Department of Transportation (DOT), to pro' - mote the construction of Freeway 518: These meetings have been of an "informational" character, detailing the history of the. project, its pooposed benefits, and its current status.ofs a vis the court injunction barring further work on the project Pending the release of the Final Environmental Impact Statement (EIS). Without t' any way impugning the motives of the. Chamber of Commerce, it is the considered opinion of:the Iowa Public Inter- est Research Group that the DOT has failed .to understand the scope of,and the reasons for,opposition to this project, as ex- pressed by the Iowa City Council and other area governmental agencies. In fact, the DoT hopes to release an EIS satisfy to the court injunction and thereby allow to to ject as proposed. of the pro Iowa PIRG believes that it would be in this.community's best interests to convene a public hearing; sponsored by .the City Council or another area governmental body which has taken a stand and to invite DOT staff members to discuss against Freeway 518, the current 'status of the project. We would further suggest: that Office :: 319-3S3-7941 :: Activities Center :: IMu 'Iowa City, Iowa 52242. '21 .l.$9 discussion be focused on what, if an voiced b Ything, address the objections has been done to citizens to the Y local governmental Project. g mental agencies and The recent decision by the Washington County Board of Super- visors to support 518, after its ject, seems earlier opposi to be the result of tion to the low-key pro - county offiY negotiations between officials and DOT staff persons. Iowa PIRG believes it is the public interest to conduct with an honest co these negotiations commitment by both sides in Public, factory response to the to search for a objections raised against project. gainst the Freeway_ Iowa PIRG urges your consideration of sponsoring a public hearing to achieve this end. oq John Morrissey Scott Johnson Kevin Doyle, I.C. Chairperson Ira Bolnick, Regional Staffperson cc: Johnson County Regional Planning Commission P « i STAFF REI'OR"1• Planning and Zoning Commis SUBJECT: November November 18, 1976 Z-7617. Application submitted by n Ca TY'c, Inc. to rezone a ct Of ]:Ind located southeast of the a!nter- Rohrot kvad from RL1 to Rlli; date filotit section of uhret Mormon 'I•relc Boulevard and P hearing date: 11/18/76. 10/1]/76; 4i -day limitation 11/2:;/76; STAFF ANALYSIS: The request arca of a oxLmately 46.64 acres, Tract A asrdesignaled °❑ the attached pLrt, is undeveioped home and a fann:tcad. Most of the land in to cearcaor P an existing single f:,mily agricultural us,,. The main physical feature of the area is the s devoted with however, is devoted in Slopes rani�ing from S to 13 percent. existing in the 'area area The sanitarys, rolling ta4'igrapey RIA ting. 7•th ti� adequate for the density veloo)m and water facilities trrounding area is characterized boftd development permitted in an scattered single family dwellings. Y agricultural crops P and Phe applicant is reyucsting [?Ill zoning: for the subject prtipert provide tw appropri.atc site for a Planned Arc:, Ucvclopment composed of sin;lc family, two_famity and multi- Yin order to cation of the rc9ill ucst arc:, Provides dwcllin's. ! owner -occupied homes. The In 1r'r,d c•xcitilivelycforel.-Irge zoning classifi- RIA Zone tines not ,000 square foot 6c lot, low-density Prweltiv developers with ;in incentivc10r:1enaughrement flexiirilit1eto build desirable and well designed Planned Are-, Ucvclopment::. An RIB one designation For the subject arc., would allow for an increase in the cicnsit cJ v810°mend de,•, Ilinp, units per acre, :u, increase 1'r•om low to m,.Of densir, P PI.1l densit Y of devolopr.,'Itt from fur desi , Y increase would give the devclu a•,• l,ning; :nal building; :, more diversified „nti desirable• Pgroatel. IlexUl,cloP- mrnt than woul'l I,u possible tinder the strict applic:,tion ni' cation. the RlA Zone t ; issifi- stir proposal fur rezoning and development in r surroundings is consistent with the Planning Uivisiropnesicullc]uslionst•n„dmre„gate dations made in :, Staff Report entitled "The Southwest Arc;, Development Studyrl dated May, 1969. 'fltc stud mmen- particularly the arca betweenoMelrose Aved 1enueat '1elliOuthwest pnidrant o1' will become the prime development area of the commun[t the hw;,y 118 , that the entire southwest quadrant of the community eveloprlc Propoow sed medi'„my ti518, density res i den t i a l development v 171v report reconun, tided through the use of PlannedlArea�Developmentt�techniques. y development only be permitted Not addressed within the report but, nevertheless a concern as the southwe:.t Portion of the community develops, will cventII;I]] School facility to serve ti,e expected r;lerncrrt:cry yhe hi, need for an e:1em•itary the arca, Ove rc row di til, of elementary cchnnls in Cbc re oe•;t arca of concern. •Per. basin, rg'` p°P'lation Within Of' the communis .s of elementary scho°1 ai;r, childrenrt,p Is '' cri+ cal meet of r Y is very costly and ono of the main :,rgumc+,rs for 01hur P;1 lish- : no -growth pulicY. Pec City must eventu:,11 issue to prevent, such high cost in providing musts, s. }' addro:;s itself to th L crvicc` to urban type developments. 2, l q' j 0 Ewa The need and location of elementary school facilities in now areas of the community are issues that will be fully addressed in the forthcoming Comprehen- sive Plan for the City. STAFF RECOMMENDATION: It is the Staff's recommendation that consideration of the subject application be deferred pending a full analysis of the elementary school situation. Ll :.COMMS CL,� \�t /[ / `\ f CIVIC CENTER, 410 E WASHINGTON 5T. �V�C j IOWA CITY. IOWA W240 z i 319-354-1800 a t •IQM CTTY.,Igq• e.rd uu_: NOTICE 711E CITY COUNCIL OF JOIVA CT7Y IS CONSIDERING APPOINDn.NTS TO THE FOLLOWING CON IITfEE: CaTtLE111- ON CO MWITY NEEDS Two vacancies February 15, 1977 Unexpired terms October 1, 1977 It is the duty of members of the Committee on Community 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 commissions must be qualified voters of the City of Iowa City. The selection and appointments to this Committee will be made at the .January 18, 1977, Council meeting at 7:30 P.M., in the Council Chambers. The actual terms will begin February 15, 1977. This will allow the appointees to attend meetings of the Committee on Commiaity Needs in order to become familiar with the duties of the Committee before assuming full responsibility. Persons interested in being considered for these positions should contact the City Clerk, Civic Center, 410 East Washington. Application forms are available from the Clerk's office upon request. 2[q:2 r�-76 ��J � t UEC 1137; II Oi_f=US 21:42' ..00M[II r CIVIC CENTER. 410 E WASHINGTON ST. e r ,C I • /n,/ /�{ /// �• //jj/ IOWA CITY. IOWA 52240 • * d [/�� �f�/ (/ Vl/ �I1 � 319354-18 • :1pYM CfiYIAiMM� NOTICE TIE CITY COUNCIL OF IOWA CITY IS CONSIDERING AN APPOINTMENT TO THE FOLLOWING BOARD: BOARD OF EWIINERS OF PLUMBERS One vacancy - Two-year Term (piaster Plumber) .January 1, 1977 - December 31, 1978 The duties of the members of the Board of Examiners of Plumbers include examining all applicants desiring to engage in the work or business of plumbing, whether as a master plumber or as a journeyman plumber and issuing licenses to competent applicants. Iowa City appointed members of boards and commissions must be qualified voters of the City of Iowa City. The selection and appointment to this Board will be made at the December 7, 1976, Council meeting at 7:30 P.M. in the Council Chambers. a actual term will begin January 1, 1977. This will allow the appointee to attend meetings of the Board of Examiners of Plumbers in order to become familiar with the duties of the Board 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 avail- able from the Clerk's office upon request. 0 .+O MM[RC(-' ( V O CENTER.of CIVIC o y0 E WF.SHINGiO`1 S.. IOWA CITY. rOW'a '1ORr[ WX per; 01935d.t[Op t[([T. NOTIcr• 111I: C"Y C01'%TC . OP IOIVA CITY 1S CONSIllliR1NC 77Qi POLLONINC I11' 01: AN APPOINTr1dGIJI TO 130ARD OP APPEALS One vacancy _ November 301976 - DccUnexpired Term 1976 0nc vacancy _ January 1 1977 '11hree-year Term December 31, 1979 It e is the duty of members of the Board of Appeals to hold appeal hearings on matters concerning minirm�m housing standards ordinance :md the uniform buildingdin experience and training code' Members must be construction. g tO Pass upon matters qualified by pertaining to building low," City appointed members of boards and commissions qualified electors of the city of Iolva City. must he Because of the brief time remaining announces a vacancy for tile Mme in the unexpired terns the three-year term ftollolFired term ending December this notice 1Jl11Cl1 Willexpire on December 31 11979 and This appointment will be made 1979' City Council at 7:30 P p1 at th cUecember'._7. 1976 g of the in being considered for in the Co ChwnberI person-, Civic Center this Position should persons interested Apo East 1Vashington. Application the Cit from the Clerk's office a on PPlication rOMS are atYiCler P request. Wzr✓>r�'_ f OM S C . a I CIVIC CENTER. 4 1 E WASHINGTON 5T. IOWA CITY, IOWA 52110 1 i 319354-1000 NOTICIi '1111' CITY COUNCIL OF 701VA CITY IS CONSIDERING AN APPOTNTM- TO '1111.* 1-01,WVINC BOARD: BOARD OF APPEALS One vacancy - Three-year Term January 1, 1977 December 31, 1979 It is the duty of members of the Board of Appeals to hold appeal hearings on matters concerning minimum housing standards ordinance and the uniform building code. Members must be qualified by experience and training to pass upon matters pertaining to building construction. Tow., City appointed members of boards and commissions mist be qualified voters of the City of Iowa City. T11e selection and appointment to this Board will be made at the 1>ecember 7, 1176, Council meeting at 7:30 P.M. in the Council Chambers. The actual term will begin January 1, 1977. This will allow the appointee to attend meetings of the Board of Appeals in order to become familiar with the duties of the Board before assuming full responsibility. Persons interested in being con- sidered for this position should contact the City Clerk, Civic Center, 410 East Washington. Application forms are available from the Clerk's office upon request. 21 Z4 • • COMM R r ,p y7 o� a �• / CMC CENTER. E WASMMGTON 5T. � IOWA ITY, d CIN. IOWA 511<0 0 319354.iwo ' .,CRC"101W NOTICE 111E CITY COUNCIL OF IOWA CITY IS CONSIDERING APPOINTMENTS TO THE FOLLOWING CCbMISSION: PARKS AND RECREATIONCOMbtISSION Two vacancies January 1, 1977 Four-year Term January 1, 1981 The duties of members of the Parks and Recreation Commission are to recommend and review policies, rules, regulations, ordinances and budgets relating to parks, playgrounds, recreational centers and cultural functions of the City and make such reports to the City Council as the Commission deems in the public interest. To exercise broad responsibility for the development of parks, recrea- tion centers, playgrounds and cultural facilities to serve the City. Iowa City appointed members of boards and commissions must be qualified voters of the City of Iowa City. The selection and appointments to this Commission will be made at the December -Z, 1976, Council meeting at 7:30 P.M., in the Council Chambers. The actual terms will begin January 1, 1977. This will allow the appointees to attend meetings of the Parks and Recreation Commission in order to become familiar with the duties of the Com- mission before assuming full responsibility. Persons interested in being considered for these positions should contact the City Clerk, Civic Center, 410 East Washington. Application forms are available from the Clerk's office upon request. Flt, 54,0CV%toun) 251,'P.Q*Owt4c, "Robtwt O—K"A"t 1 act g 4 Co autt- 21`4 3 OMMCIiC , O O ' e �• CIVIC CENTER. 410 E WASHINGTON ST. } � / IOWA CITY, IOWA 52240 = 319-3U.NIM IOMi1 ,CRI:"q WA• NOTICE '111E CITY COUNCIL OF IOWA Cl'1Y IS CONSIDERING AN APPOINIT)ENl' TO 'I11F FOLLOWING BOARD: One vacancy .January 1, 1977 BOARD OF AI7 JUS'ITiEMf Five-year Term January 1, 1982 Duties: In appropriate cases and subject to appropriate conditions and safeguards, make special exceptions to the terms of the ordi- nances in harmony with general purpose and intent and in accordance with general or specific rules therein contained and provide that any property owner aggrieved by the action of the Council in the adoption of such regulations and restrictions may petition the said Board of Adjustment directly to modify regulations and restrictions as applied to such property owners. It can only act pursuant to the zoning ordinance. It has no power to act upon any ordinances other than the zoning ordinance. It cannot grant a variance unless specific statutory authority provides for grunting a variance. Variances granted under Iowa Code, Chapter 414.12(3) and Iowa City Municipal Code 8.10.2811 1(d) may only be granted in the case of ,unnecessary hardship." The hardship must be substantial, serious, real, and of compelling force, as distinguished from reasons of convenience, maxi- mization of profit or caprice. Iowa City appointed members of boards and commissions must be qualified voters of the City of low,, City. The selection and appointment to this Board will be made at the ')ecember 7. 1976 Council meeting at 7:30 P.M., in the Council Chambers. The actual term will begin January 1, 1977. This will allow the appointee to attend meetings of the Board of Adjustment in order to become familiar with the duties of the Board before assum- ing 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. 3aVALS oat,36, SR . 0 .COMM OIO[ .. e ■ CNIC CENTER 410 E WASHINGTON ST. e i 'f > IOWA CITY. IOWA 52M Y_ e 41� I - !!1!/ ]1835[-1800 ■ z ■ WM OTTt mm. N -Nd 1[v c NOTICE 'fHi; CITY COUNCIL OF TOWA CITY IS CONSIDERING APPOINTMENTS TO 111E FOLLOWING COMMISSTON: RIVERFRONT COhR1ISSI0N Two Vacancies - Three-year Terms December 7, 1976 - December 1, 1979 It is the duty of the members of the Riverfront Commission to investigate, study, review and analyze the Riverfront needs and to meet such needs within the City of Iowa City; to investigate and determine what rules and regulations are needed and what policy should be established relative to the riverfront in Iowa City; to study, investigate and make recommendations relating to clearing, planning and construction of riverbank areas and for providing green areas and flood plains along the riverfront. Iowa City appointed members of boards and commission must be qualified voters of the City of Towa City. These appointments will be made at the December 7. 1976, meeting of the City Council at 7:30 P.M. in the Council Chambers. Persons interested in being considered for these positions should contact the City Clerk, Civic Center, 410 East Washington. Application forms are available from the Clerk's office upon request. Sqm Fahrtl (Q KA)O /WO04 A/9N8 Tow,, FJ. food RuAc/ 32/Lf 'R.* S¢ Oil 9 5: NCO M[ .y K41C �CIVIC CENTER. 410 E. WASFIINOTOtl ST. nf mm////// / IOWA CITY. IOWA 52240 V 319.354-1800 au. P„ NOTICE 11117 CITY COUNCIL OF IOWA CITY IS CONSIDERING APPOINTMENTS TO TIO. FOLLOWING CCP USSION: I unan Relations Commission Three vacancies January 1, 1977 Three-year Terms January 1, 1980 The duties of the members of the Human Relations Commission are to provide for the general welfare of the citizens of Iowa City by studying the relationships of people of various races, colors, creeds, religions, nationalities, sexes and ancestries living within the community. To provide procedures for the operation of said Commission to eliminate prejudice, intolerance, bigotry and dis- crimination in the City of Iowa City. To provide for the general welfare of the citizens of Iowa City, Iowa, by declaring discrimi- natory practices in the areas of public accommodations, employment and the leasing, sale, financing or showing of real property to be against public policy and to provide procedures for the investigation of complaints and conciliation and to provide for enforcement. Iowa City appointed members of boards and commissions must be qualified voters of the City of Iowa City. The selection and appointments to this Commission will be made at the December 7. 7976. Council meeting at 7:30 P.M. in the Council Chambers. The actual term will begin January 1, 1977. This will allow the The to attend meetings of the Human Relations Com- mission in order to become familiar with the duties of the Commission before assuming full responsibility. Persons interested in being considered for these positions should contact the City Clerk, Civic Center, 410 East Washington. Application forms are available from the Clerk's office upon request. `i►OQ; 467 ?"urv, V*4LS 1402 '8rcoadcua,� CIARIA 010601-1.1 227 Yz E . WNt gtny. 21 ?" 1' n u November 23, 1976 SOUTHGATE Eugene Dietz City Engineer civic Center Iowa City, IA 52240 RE: 10 Acre Tract at Riverside and Highway 6 By Pass Dear Mr. Dietz: DEVELOPMENT Iowa 1902 Broadway City, Iowa 52240 (319)337.4195 We have discussed a mentioned Preliminary plat Planner property with the of the above ..and Traffic City yttorney, city that Engineer. It is be followed in basic agreement as he understanding to d' Mi'• Steve to the coned Plat within the Victor is pt to city. guidelines as discussed with Preparing the d with the Enclosed please find an application for Permit' We would like this an Entrance d City' so We can submit itptoication approved by tieeCwe are going through the platin at the samePlating dure with Very truly yoyur's, RichardShulman n.� General Counsel RS/amj Enclosure 2 r qg FORM 694 •"••. 3.75y. IOWA DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION �No. Highway Division Johnson ACCESS PLAT County Proj. No, U-9i8i SPECIAL PUBLIC ROAD CONNECTION CHECK Access Rights Acquired PRIVATE PROPERTY ENTRANCE Attach To Form 536 Access Rights Not Acquired Attach To Form 559 Location Description: Primary Road No.1� SecI5 , T, 79j N. R. 6—W Johnson Doing ] HXK _ _�ey- i n Iowa Cit County, tetrnctlon U i ante O SOU O 0 sOUt ne o t e . More Sp ocific ll described as: i3ii + eo R-�-�! at centerline 'j, z � � e 1` n 'j, z C f - D-L,;d /3ra ucr•ma.Y] I suild:llj Coop CERTIFICATION I hereby certify that this sketch was prepared by me or under my direct personal supervision and that I am ¢ du:y registered professional engineer under the lairs of the State of Iowa. n� e i q"l L 1` n J IO Fi I ti� h C f - D-L,;d /3ra ucr•ma.Y] I suild:llj Coop CERTIFICATION I hereby certify that this sketch was prepared by me or under my direct personal supervision and that I am ¢ du:y registered professional engineer under the lairs of the State of Iowa. n� e d Jr'yhf L'i�/. sae'« //s��,,��oot A., Ngvic d m Y n 1 w I ♦54 Ir ;Sea/: i"= /op• l Sam _a11-iman. Prrc_ 1` n J IO Fi 16m ♦ 1 O A d N 0. d Jr'yhf L'i�/. sae'« //s��,,��oot A., Ngvic d m Y n 1 w I ♦54 Ir ;Sea/: i"= /op• l Sam _a11-iman. Prrc_ q9-7594000{ �OWA DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPo*TIO HIGHWAY DIVISION N or r,,y- (ApplicationENTRANCE PERMIT - - ttofor Pr'1 ry Road r Prtmc Y°Robde from Pdvale Property ma -- Extension) Permit Number County Johnson - Project U- 8 Applicant C.P. -'David. Dra"rtaan HJghway Number U.S. i 213 G ta. Address 1 02 0 Feo 04"Or - hIdffagt Rea It - - if•.0. - P.O. arnwwe ia. Cit ta�D $2240WeersorRecordJ Y G Building Corporation WX 130, 0ss Moines, IA. 50333 10-22 (Date) 19 hi A Permit is hereby requested to 000atro,t n -. line to primary road traveled way, Iccludlag neoeeTyi a 'Wl ••B•', or .•C••) 409 . entrance ry dratpage etrocevre ehereupder;t 9tatlop�., J .f 70 $feet In width, from right of way PLAT TO RANCE AS PRppOJED TO B6 COHJTRUCTE ��gg yy A�t�a ��_, ease Proposed spicas t1.3 p U6Z 1 Tis APPLICATION. DIS ATTACHED ce Is located on Primary Road No. Ia.1 (Form 534) Sec. i$ County. t I.if161<_iHfdf lOtfa Cit T. 7��•R:M��2fUOJ a-dtstarten Of 125.$ fo(Direcot (Place• Tow,, or Ob ect mote specifloon dead WMbn • n _ a t south of the southll Iran of "a °" oilo�e` era Y n neon ounay the N►' 1/4 Sec.~' 15, T-7�-x. - The applicant -1 agree° that if granted , permit to construct the above described 1• Writteo approval of the bed entrance, the owing wia s11 ulation# shall �Partmsot shall b g P e obtained before Bovero. 2. That the entrance any change is nada In the entrance or its location. In accordance °e• 10cading Is aLm gn,e be ke t with the pili a P er repair and maluta! ttached hereto -ad to aoaforgr ding and surfatfa[. sha11 be from entering upon Bald eatnace op the ii4t�t rat at his own awDae xpense eNothl�g stHb t lines nconstruay b lghwaPPllo aad Pile $nasi Y Sht of wa a la est at tbo ; 3. D•rt°rmipg aece■aary muntenaulo°. however. ,h ll Preclude ball hem. nor That the canurocunn. a son for 4e protection r the Da (the permit 1, nu11 and cold 1f drive 1 nelveooe sh%U bs oompletad Dv the 31 the highwq,Partment Interni"! traffic o 1sald hap�i repair or maintenancebl the above date setas■ ester mato In WriUof DK by the De 11977 4. That the tt �� Person or persons. sad shall y and the appllpaat caof ■aid ake all entrance , Partment.) person or panoaa, on aoopunI of such gMi1laeatmodt DoParms t of Tranpobtloo homeless any °t •soh a way the to with, or Dremelesstions to interfere • repair. ora■d ,ate J• That no filth maintenance operations. y . maga or ]Dass■ that ma�elw af°neP7OPerty of any - ■troct eke proposed enttrrance be Permitted In the light or way of Drlmary road No. 1 t6 d 218. gained y any Inches t Tbat the cslvs other than that diameter and r�D11+a.°,dar the ealr■eoe 4h necessary to con. aPeCifieMe dwby ghe entre [tavdardZ aad�fea! In levgtb a� coated ovrwgated metal 7 the engineer. Peotfica11ons, Serle, of 1 1 . oa atiaabad sketch and o f concrete Plpe. It , P64, or so►sNvOnt n • sd of gp;11ty nom 7711 hall be --- vlslop■. lbs pips sh p °g with Seo. X141 aad —S.—. 6 The finished su 411 6s Installed al the elavatloo facbe■ lower than shoulders elevation of Ws - . ntloa at [14110 drlvawarow"4he Pipe or Pill, 6. the cant .g to Prevent �Mr dralNnroWd eotmally be sheD be ' right of WAY- Said notice shall give the wilbway Division i oetp the ac - D °meat or tnvol way. writing In the parson wh.... tedy_ygbt hours notice, vOf erde side. 8' to stall Conslrvc110 7• That all ans Is shown oa th Provtslees hereto r,lalLg to htara repair of m ° oe the btgbwa7 J. Stipulation,sed regolroments nootalaN herein are not intended to skill binding an all s000ea assigps of the applicant. non or waive greater requirements of local zoning oN_t,aaees. 9. Applicant's attention Is directe a fact that private property may not be used�a to obstruct or encumber the public highway right of way, or interfere with the safety, ott, sad rights of public highway users. Signed I (Applicant) OWNER OF REO RD aylBraverman By fType n Title Contract Purchaser 'ii:ST REALTY Fr BUI Fee (hner STATE OF IOWA NG CORPORATION By ACKNOWLEDGEMENT On this Ist day of November A. D. 19 76-, before me A Notary Public In and for said State o[ �C Iowa, personally appoared 11MJ d raV r" i"n to be known to be the persod(s'J, named In and who execute the forgoing lnatrument, and acknowledged, that he deed. ezocuted the.aamo as voluntary act and y LOUISSMULMAN F MY COMMISSION EXPIRES • •ow Septem 30, 197a Recommended for approval by , Recommended for approval rer Resident Maintenance Engineer, on 19on Deceiebe_r Access hereby requested is approved and granted by the Department Q Of Transportation, Highway Division by Authorized Dist. Agent ' Notice of date construction is to start shall be sent by applicant to: MAURICE F. BURR, RME Box 427 Name owe , owapdcre-- Filed for Record on the day Book NOTATION OF RECORD on IOlsra or tow, Iowa 19_, at_o'olock_ M., sad Recorded in be recorded by State for It desired. appllcatlsea a Class 1, 11. and M highways. On Class IV highway, permits may be rraorded by applicant 1[ ;