HomeMy WebLinkAbout1973-01-23 Regular MeetingMINUTES OF,A REGULAR.COUNCILMEETING
JANUARY 23, 1973
The City COun c il of Iowa CitY,:Iowa, met in regular session
in the
on the 23rd day of January, 1973 at 4-00 O'clock P.M.
Council Chambers of the Civic Center.
Members present were: Brandt, Connell, Czarnecki, flickerson
and White. Absent: None. Mayor Brandt presiding.
The invocation was given by Rabbi Roy.Abramovitz of Agudas
Achim Congregation.
It was moved by.Hickerson and seconded:by White to consider
the minutes
the .amount read to be a.full reading and to approve
1973,,subject'',, to.,
of f,- the �regular -council meeting:,6f: January ..16,.
%correction4 motion carried...
Public DiSCUSSIOn:' Carone,Embree,
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on the holding .the Farmers' Market,, so planting can planned
I 1 1 if held., It was moved
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and requesting, publicity � for the. Proj ect, letter be received
white that the
by Connell and seconded by
and filed. motion carried..
It was moved by Connell andsecondedby Hickerson that. the
be approved, subject
disbursements in the amountof,$871,148.50,
to audit. .Motion carried.
by by Connell that
It was, moved by Hickerson
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the minutes of the Airport Comm. meeting
and filed.
Relations Comm. , meeting,of 1-15-73 be received
rec, luested discussion of I the research
Councilman Czarnecki
project mentioned ^in Hdman Relations minutes at:the .next meeting.
It '.was moved by, White, and seconded by Connell to adopt the
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ResolutionApproving Class'C Beer Permit Application for Kwik.gJ
Shop,1814 Lower Muscatine Road. Upon roll call Hickerson,
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'aye'. Motion carried
white, Brandt, Connell and Czarnecki voted
It was moved by White and seconded,by Connell to adopt the
Beer i i Liquor Control License
Resolution Approving Class A Club
the Triangle:Club, Iowa MemorialUnion. Upon
Application for
roll call white, Brandt, Connell, Czarnecki &'�Hickerson voted
ied.
'aye'. Motion carried:
It was moved by Connell and seconded by White that the request
be
for four taxicab licenses for the Yellow Cab Company granted.
Motion carried.
It was moved by flickerson & seconded by Connell that the
of eligibility for
certifications from the Civil Service Comm.
Mumford, Wm. Farmer &
Firefighter in the Fire Dept. for Jerry
and approved. Motion carried.
Fred Stieglitz be received
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COUNCIL MINUTES
JANUARY 23, 1973'
It was moved by Connell and seconded. by Czarnecki that
the letter from Richard & Gladys Jenkins: 431 Lee St., con-
`cerning'no parking on Lee Street be received and filed. Motion
carried.
After discussion, it was moved by Hickerson and seconded
_by, Czarnecki that the letter from Lloyd Turner, Mayor of Waterloo,
requesting support of legislature for bonding to complete.Hwy.
�$
-520 from Sioux, City to Dubuque, be received and further action
deferred until the Council has an opportunity to seethe specific
-legislation as it further relates to Highwaybond,i.ng. Motion
carried:
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It was moved by Hickerson and seconded by Connell that
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the, letter from John Albright, 42 1 Lee Street requesting that
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' parking be retained on,Lee:"Streetbe receivedrand,filed. ;Motion
carried.
it was moved by Connell and seconded ,by White that the
rules be 'suspended and the second -reading of the Ordinance'Vacat-
ing a Portion of Burlington St.,,be given bytitle.only., Upon
roll call Brandt Connell Czarnecki, Hi'
ckerson and White voted
'aye'. :Motion carried 'and'second`reading given!
It was moved by White and seconded by Hickerson that the
rules be,suspended and,the.2nd and, 3rd readingsoof the Ordinance
Vacating 'the Alley between Holt Ave.:& Templin Road, Black's
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Park;Addn. be given by title only. Upon roll call Connell,
Czarnecki, Hickerson, White and Brandt voted:'aye'. Motion'
carried. It was moved.by;Hickerson and seconded by;White.,that
the Ordinance be adopted. Upon roll callCzarnecki, Hickerson,
White, Brandt and Connell voted .'aye'. :;Motion carried. City
Atty Jay Honohan explained the quiet 'title.action'and recommended
providing the 'quit -claim deeds without cost. It was moved'by
- Hickerson and 'seconded'by_Connell 'to set public 'hearing on the
disposal of the property on February 13,1973 at 4 P.M. Motion
carried.
It was moved by ,White and seconded by Hickerson to adopt'
the Resolution Approving' Plans &,Spec., etc. for two Compact
Vans for Water Division of Public Works Dept. and Setting Date
for Receiving Bids, 2-20-73. Upon roll call Czarnecki, Hickerson,
White, Brandt and Connell voted 'aye'. Motion carried.
It was 'moved by Connell and seconded by Czarnecki to adopt
the Resolution, Approving Plans,, Specifications, etc. for Plant-
ing of 625 Street Trees and Setting Date for Receiving Bids
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2-9-73. Upon roll call Hickerson, White, Brandt, Connell and
Czarnecki voted 'aye'. Motion carried.
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It was moved by Hickerson and seconded by Connell to adopt
the Resolution Repealing Resolution #771 Authorizing Issuance
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of Parking Permits to Members of the Golden Age Club. 'Upon
> rolllcall Brandt, Connell, Czarnecki, Hickerson and White voted
'aye'. Motion carried.
It was moved by White and seconded, by Connell to; adopt the
Resolution Approving Contract and Bond for Gjellefald'Constructors,
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Inc. for: the Water ,System 'Improvements, 2 Iowa River Crossings.
Upon roll calllBrandt„ Connell, Czarnecki, Hickerson and White
voted 'aye'. -Motion carried.
Brendan Ward appeared 'concerning his request for $500.
grant to 'cover 'operations of. the Children's Playhouse.'' The
Staff recommended that the 'request'be turned -down because a
si.milar?program ,is:being revitalized by, the Parks and Recrea-
to this Department.'
tion ,Dept. The Mayor advised Mr. Ward contact
Dir. of Public Works Ralph Speer reported on his meeting
with representatives of other governmental agencies in Johnson
rCo. ,' namely 'Coralville, Lone Oree,;North Liberty, Oxford, Solon,
Tiffin and representatives P_cm Johnson Co. Health Dept. &'
Riverside concerning use of -'the Iowa City Landfillf.by entering
into a 28E agreement with+.governmental agencies. only,, the fee
the 1/2
of $3.SO;per ton of material hauled in vehicles above
.ton, pickup. The Mayor advised that negotiations be, continued.
The City Attorney explained other conditions of the, agreement.
A short discussion of littering along.the route was held.
The report from the Dept. of Public Safety concerning the
study of the School Crossing protection at Henry Sabin School
was
at the intersection of South Dubuque St. and'Harrison',St.
;shown on the agenda and four recommendations were made. Marlene
White and
t' was moved .`b `W hi
Perrin and Linda.bole„appeared. I Y
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seconded by Connell to authorize an adult crossing guard at the
corner of Harrison & Dubuque. Sts. ,Motion carried. The Mayor
these
commented that the School Board should have some imput in
concerning
problems and the Council should have a policy guards,
The City
markings, crossings and loading zones and parking.;
should visit with the School
Manager agreed that :the Council
Board as these kinds of problems exceed the City's responsibility
Wand explained that the City did not locate the, post office as
had been implied. He announced he would meet with the City -
School Safety Committee this week.
-4-, COUNCIL MINUTES:
JANUARY 16, 1973
City Attorney Jay Honohan had presented his written report
and recommendation concerning the District. Courtruling on the
t; parking ramp bond issue, and it had been discussed at the informal
Council meeting. He recommended appealing the decision to the
Supreme Court and requested authorization to do so. Mayor Brandt
commented that his concern was if the Council had proceeded
illegally in the past. Councilman Hickerson supported'the
attorney's decision to appeal to the Supreme Court. Councilman
Czarnecki agreed with Judge Eads' decision'. Councilman' White
preferred. clarifying.legislation:' City Manager,Wells.explained
that it would be totally untenable to practice the type of
accounting proposed and recommended appealing .the decision. The
City; Attorney expressed the. concern: of the bonding 'attorneys..
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and the League of Munioipalifies. It "was:`.moved'by,Hickerson`
and seconded by.Connell that'. the City Attorney be instructed:;
t.o,.file„an. appeal” to the Iowa Supreme Court on the decision;.by
the District Court and seek theearliest.,'possible court hear-
ing. Upon roll:call:Brandt,3rConnell &Hickerson voted 'aye',
Czarnecki and White voted ''nay'.,, Motion' carried.
Tne.Mayor.announced the Charter Committee public meeting
at,8:00,P.M. of Staff and Council representation;
.,Discussion
followed. Councilman' Czarnecki announced hewould be attending.
City Manager Ray Wells gave a preliminary report on the
operation of th'e,Transit`System in 1972.::, Expenditures of $350,910.10
and receipts of $192';073.53 with 1,268,543 passengers, about
12G deficit,per passenger, a 2 mill subsidy. He also requested
indications from,Councilmen'planning to.attend the City Congress, ;
so that, he could make the necessary reservations.
Councilman White announced a.meeting with Senator Clark
at the Public Library on ',Jan. 26th at 3:00 P.M.,:and a meeting
at 4:00 P.M. in the City Conference Room with Congressman Mezvinsky.
`State
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Also on Saturday morning:a meeting 'with Legislators con-
cerning`.health'.bills and,Dept. of Transportation, Music Room
at the Library 9:30 A.M.
The.City,Attorney presented a Resolution Approving a Class
C`Beer Permit Application for Seatons,Grocery. It was moved
by Connell.and seconded by,Hickerson to adopt the.Resolution.
Upon roll call Czarnecki, Hickerson, White, Brandt and Connell
voted 'aye'. Motion carried:
It was moved by White and seconded by Connell to adjourn
to executive session to consider the fair market value for
Parcel 11 in Block 84. Upon roll call Hickerson, White, Brandt,
Connell and Czarnecki voted 'aye'. Motion carried.
AGENDA
REGULAR COUNCIL MEETING OF
JANUARY 23, 1973, 4:00 P.M.
Item No.
1 Meeting to order
Roll call
Invocation
item No.
2 Reading of.minutes for. regular Council meeting of
January 16 1973'.
Item No.
3 Public Discussion
Item No.
4: Bills for approval.
Item No.
5 Receive minutes of boards and commissions.
Item No.
6 Issuance of permits.
.7 Correspondence to the Council.
a. Certification of three'persons' for Firefighter
from the Civil Service Commission.
b. Letter from Richard and Gladys 'Jenkins, 431 Lee
Streetr concerning no parking on Lee Street.
c. Letter from Lloyd L. Turner, Mayor of -Waterloo,
and President of the Iowa League of Municipalities,
requesting support of legislation for bonding to
complete Highway 520 from Sioux City to Dubuque.
d. Letter from John P. Albright, 421 Lee Street, re -
questing that parking be retained on Lee Street.
Item No.
8 Consider ordinance vacating,a portion of Burlington
Street. (2nd Reading)
Item No.
9 Consider ordinance vacating �alley between Holt Avenue
and'Te, Road, Black's Park Addition. (2nd Reading)
Item No.
10 Consider resolution approving plans and specifications,
form of contract for two compact vans for water division
and setting date for receiving bids.
Item No.
11 Consider resolution approving plans and specifications
for planting of 625 street trees, and setting date for
receiving bids.
NEXT COUNCIL MEETING JANUARY 30, 1973,
4:00 P.M.
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January
23,
1973
Item
No -12
Consider resolution approving plans and specifications
for the ,trimming of600street trees, and setting date
for receiving bids.
Item
No.
13
Consider resolution repealing resolution #771 authoriz-
ing issuance of parking ,permits to me of the
Golden Age Club.
Item
No.
14
Consider resolution approving contract and bond for
Gjellefald Constructors Inc. for the water system
improvements - Iowa River Crossing „'(2).
ItemNo.
15
Report on` request from`Brenden Noel'IWard for $500 grant
to cover operations of the Children's Playhouse.
Item
No.
16
Discuss meeting with representatives of other towns in
Johnson County concerning use'of Iowa City sanitary
landfill...
Item
No.
17
Report on ''study of school crossingprotection at Henry
Sabin.school at .,the intersection, of South Dubuque Street
and Harrison.
Item
No.
18
Re:portL and recommendation concerning district court
ruling on parking ramp bond issue.
Item
No.
19
Business:,from the City, Council.
Item
No.
20
Report on,miscellaneous items from the City Manager and Q
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the City Attorney,
Item
No:,
21
Public discussion
Item
No.
22
Request for executive session to consider fair 'market
value for parcel in urban renewal area.
Item
No.
23
Adjournment
NEXT COUNCIL MEETING JANUARY 30, 1973,
4:00 P.M.
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AGENDA
REGULAR COUNCIL MEETING OF
JANUARY 23, 1973, 4:00 P:M.
item No. 1
MEETING TO.ORDER ,
ROLL CALL p
INVOCATION /:s 66"
Item No. 2
READING OF'MINUTES FOR'!REGULAR COUNCIL MEETING OF
`JANUARY
16' 1973.
Action:,
.a,d� aeq Vt'cfV'M A eU
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Item No. 3
P//U��BLIC DISCUSSION:
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Item No. 4
BILLS FOR APPROVAL.
Comment:
Bills in ;the amount of $871'148,50 are submitted for
approval.
Action:
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Item, No. 5
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RECEIVE MINUTES OF BOARDS AND COMMISSIONS.
a. Airport Commission meeting of December 21, 1973.'
b. Human Relations Commission meeting of January 15, 1973.
Action:
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Item No. 7
(Continued)
d. Letter from John P. Albright, 421 Lee Street, re-
that be retained on Lee Street.
questing parking
Action:
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Item No. 8
CONSIDER ORDINANCE VACATING A PORTION OF BURLINGTON
STREET. :(2ND READING)'
Comment:
The University of Iowa has requested the use of a`portion
of
of ,the RO:W. of Burlington Street.immediately-north
University Power Plant. The staff has ;determined
the
that width will ,remain and that proper
,sufficient,R:O.W.
procedure would be to vacate this desired area. ;The
Zoning commission recommended- :approval of
Planning`.and
this vacation at .their meeting 'of 'January 11, 1973.
.
Public hearing was held:Januaryp9, 1973.
Action:
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Item No. 9
CONSIDER ORDINANCE VACATING ALLEY BETWEEN HOLT AVENUE
(2ND READING)
AND TEMPLIN ROAD, BLACK'S PARK ADDITION.
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The Planning and Zoning -Commission, at its meeting of
vacation of this alley.
Comment:
November 22, 1972,,recommended
aacent
This vcation request was initiated by an adj
property owner, and much of the alley is currently
The staff
being used as yard for the adjacent owners.
by the
concurs with therecommendation submitted
Planning„:and Zoning Commission. Public hearing was
held January 9, 1973. (If third reading is also. given
and the ordinance adopted, Council should -set a public
for disposal, of this alley for Feb ruary'13, 1973.)
hearing
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Action:
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Action:
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1973
Item No. 10
CONSIDER RESOLUTION APPROVING PLANS AND SPECIFICATIONS, J
FORM OF CONTRACT FOR TWO COMPACT VANS FOR WATER DIVISION
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AND SETTING DATE FOR RECEIVING BID;.
Comment:
This resoluiton approves the plans and specifications and
sets the date for receiving bids for two compact .vans for
use by the Water Division of, the Department of Public
Works.' The date for receiving bids will be Tuesday,
February 20, 1973, a.m. .This equipment will re-
,at'10:00
place two existing vans, one of which was purchased in
1968 and ,the other which was purchased in,1969. :.Funds-
were provided in -'the 1973 budget in" -the amount of,
$5,600,for the purchasei;of these'two'trucks. The staff,
recommends adoption"of..this resolution.
Action:
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Item No. 11
CONSIDER RESOLUTION APPROVING :PLANS AND SPECIFICATIONS FOR
PLANTING 'OF 625'STREET TREES 'AND SETTING DATE FOR RE-
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CEIVING BIDS.
Comment. -
This resolution approves the taking of bids for approxi-
matel '625 street.trees-Ito be lanted on Iowa City
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streets. -Bids, will be opened at,11:00 a.m., February .9,
1973'. The- amount of $18,750 was budgeted.for 1973 to
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cover this -project. The staff; recommends adoption of
the 'reso
utt/pion;
Action:
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Item, No. 12
CONSIDER RESOLUTION.APPROVING PLANS AND SPECIFICATIONS FOR
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THE TRIMMING OF 600 STREET TREES, AND SETTING DATE FOR
RECEIVING BIDS.
Comment:
This resolution approves plans and specifications for the
trimming of approximately 600 trees on Iowa City streets.
Bids will `be -opened at 11:30 a.m. Februaryl,9, 1973. :The
amount of. $9,000.00 was budgeted for 1973 to cover this
project. The staff recommends adoption of the resolution.
Action:
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1973."
Item No. 13 CONSIDER RESOLUTION REPEALINGRESOLUTION $771 AUTHORIZING
ISSUANCE OF PARKING.PERMITS''TO MEMBERS OF THE GOLDEN'
AGE CLUB.
Comment:
'Council directed the staff to make arrangements for
Golden Age parking to be paid for by prior agreement
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with interestedindividualsand/or agencies. The,
proposed resolution repeals'a 1968 decision to furnish'
free parking near`the Recreatioln Center.
Action:
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Item No. 14
OR
CONSIDER'RESOLUTION APPROVING ;CONTRACT AND BOND'FOR
GJELLEFALDiCONSTRUCTORS, INC.,.,FOR,THE WATER SYSTEM
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IMPROVEMENTS - IOWA RIVER CROSSING '(2).
Comment:
This resolution approves the Mayor's signature on the
contract'dnd bond for award of this'contract. The.award
of th11 made. At the City Council meeting on.
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.is:contract;was
January 91 1973, as Item No. 10.
Action:
Item No. 15
REPORT ON'REQUEST FROM BRENDEN NOEL WARD FOR $500 GRANT
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TO COVER OPERATIONS OF THE CHILDREN'S PLAYHOUSE.
Comment:
Mr. ward will be present at the January 16 Council
meeting to discuss this request. The 'staff would like
to bring Council's attention the fact that th'e
,to
Department'of Parks and`Recreation is revitalizing a
well established,' program of similar nature. The Iowa
City YoungFootliters organized ,by,the City several
years ago after many years ofinstructionaltype,
programs,''isbeginning operation again later this month'.
A well qualified person to 'lead this group has been hired
and with :certain ire-alighment of funds, the program is
being financed as a part of the present budget without an
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increase necessary. The 'staff recommends' that Council
turn this request'ofrom`Mr., Ward.
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January 23, 1973
Item.No. 16
DISCUSS 14EETING'WITH REPRESENTATIVES OF OTHER TOWNS IN
OF, IOWA CITY,,SANIT ARY
JOHNSON COUNTY CONCERNING USE
LANDFILL. .;
Comment:
The staff will meet with representatives of other
22, 1973 to
municipal units..at 7:30 p.m. January
contractural a rrangements use of
discuss possible is
City Sanitary,Landfill. The reselts of the
the Iowa
meeting will be reported to Council'at the'January 23
meeting.
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Item No. 17
REPORT ON .STUDY OF SCHOOL CROSSING PROTECTION AT HENRY'
SOUTH ,DUBUQUE STREET
SABIN SCHOOL AT'THE INTERSECTION OF
AND 'HARRISON .
inntheted
The 'staff 'of the Department, of Public Works
Comment:
ng
an investigation' singconcerning, the school cros.
it to
vicinity of the Henry`Sabin School''as pertains
parking regulations and the
traffic volumes, existing
safety of;the children crossing the streets.
Based upon gap studies and a`site survey wlicanwa18con-
ducted,on Wednesday ;and Thursday, January,.
1973,.the following problems became evident.
ltiey
in vehicular traffic along wmthtOre3a30Yplm.
Low gaps
high pedestrian activity from :3:15 p.
during that
indicates'a need for traffic control
period of time.
2.. A number of parents parking in "No Parking Anytime"
Harrison and Dubuque
zones adjacent to the school on
sight distance and
Streets create:.hazardous
congestion problems.
The recommended solutions to the above problems are as
follows:
1. It is recommended thatanadult crossing guard be
the move-
utilized at this intersection to control
assist in their crossing
ment of school children and
of the streets.
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2. A resolution be prepared for City Council action which
No Parking
would establish "No stopping, No Standing,
Harrison Street from
Anytime" on the south side of
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• MINUTES OF A REGULAR COUNCIL MEETING
JANUARY ,16, 1973
The City Council of Iowa City, Iowa, met in regular session
on the 16th day of January, 1973 at 4:00 o'clock P.M. in the
Council Chambers of the Civic Center.
Members present: Brandt, Connell, Czarnecki. Absent:_
Hickerson,, White. Mayor Brandt presiding.
It was moved by Connell and 'seconded by Czarnecki to con-
sider'the amount read to be a full reading and to approve the
minutes for the regular Council meeting of January 9, 1973,
subject to correction. Motion carried.
The Mayor announced the retirement of Irene Shalla, who
has worked for the City since 1953 and presentedher with a,
pin denoting the 20"years 'of meritorious service. It was moved
by Connell and seconded by Czarnecki to adopt the Resolution
of'Commendation. Upon roll call Brandt, Connell and Czarnecki
voted 'aye', Hickerson and' :White absent. Motion carried.
— Public Discussion: Bill Nerad, representing the Golden
Age Club, inquired if the Council had made a''decision on their:
request for parking. The Mayor'stated that it would be dis-
cussed under Item, 20 later in the meeting.
It was moved by Connell and seconded by Czarnecki to receive'
the minute's of the Housing Commission meeting of December 13;
Charter Committeemeeting of January 10; CATV Committee meeting
of January 5;, Planning &;Zoning Commission meeting of January
11; and Regional Planning Commission meeting of December 20, 1972.
Motion carried
It was moved by Connell and seconded by Czarnecki_ to adopt
the Resolution to 'Approve the Class C Beer & Liquor Control
License application for RAB Inc. dba/The Pub, 330 E. Washington.
Upon roll call Brandt, Connell and Czarnecki voted 'aye','Hick-
erson and White absent. Motion carried.
It was moved by Connell and seconded by Czarnecki that the:
letter from Raymond Sloan, Jr., attorney representing Robert
Johnsons, requesting two readings of ,the Ordinance vacating
alley between 'Holt Ave. and Templin Road be received and filed'.
Motion carried.
It was moved by Connell and seconded by Czarnecki that the',
letter from Robert Wright, Office for Planning & Programming,
concerning area meeting on Community Development be received
• and filed. Motion carried.
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•
COUNCIL MINUTES
-2- JANUARY 16, 1973
•
It was moved by Connell and seconded by Czarnecki that
letter and petition from
the the Calvin Knights and residents
of Lee Street area, requesting that parking ar retained on
Lee Street, be received andfiled, Motion carried; The Mayor
stated: that an alternative bus route would be discussed when
the parking report comes up for discussion.
It was moved by Connell and seconded by Czarnecki that
d Br ants,
concurring with the position
on
the 'letter ,from Donal Y Lee
stated in the petition. to retain 'parking on one side of
Street, be received and filed. Motioncarried.
The City Attorney gave the first reading of the Ordinance
Vacating a Portion of Burlington Street. He also gave the
first reading of the Ordinance Vacating the Alley, between
Holt 'and Templin Road, Black's Park Addition.
It was moved by Connell and seconded by Czarnecki to adopt
the Resolution Granting Easement 'along the East side of the
i
_''University of Iowa.
Water Plant on Davenport Street for the ' Upon roll call Connell, Czarnecki & Brandt voted 'aye', Hick-
"erson'and White absent. Motion carried.
Director of Public Works Ralph Speer explained the tapping
• fee for the Arbor Drive Relief Sewer for property north of
Court St. and on both sides of Scott Blvd. and recommended
establishing a connectionlfee of $150.00 per ,acre. it was,
moved by Connell and seconded by Czarnecki to adopt the Resolu-
tion Establishing the Fee. Upon roll call Czarnecki,' Brandt,
and Connell voted 'aye', Hickerson and White absent.' Motion
carried.
It was moved by Connell and seconded by Czarnecki to adopt
the Resolution Accepting the Work for the Linn St./maiden Lane/
Gilbert Street Improvement Program, Division I, Metro Pavers,
Inc., as recommended by the Staff. Upon roll call,Brandt,
onnell & Czarnecki voted 'aye', Hickerson and White absent.
Cotien carried. The Council discussed the condition of the
railroad crossings. The City Attorney advised ,that he had filed
suit and is arranging preliminary hearing.
Director of Public Works Ralph Speer outthe 1973
Sanitary,Sewer Improvement Project #1, one 'sewer on Bjaysville
Lane and, one 500" west Prairie du.Chien,Road, to be assessed
owners; the sewer requested by property onwers &ed.
to property l and second
P nnel
Co
Johnson ,C o. Health Dept. It .was moved Engineer.
by Czarnecki to adopt the Resolution Designating g
Upon roll call White & Hickerson absent, Brandt, Connell and
• Czarnecki voted 'aye'. Motion carried. It was moved by Connell
and seconded by Czarnecki to adopt the Preliminary Resolution
for Construction of Sanitary Sewers. Upon roll call Brandt,
y
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• JANUARY 16, 1973
Connell & Czarnecki voted 'aye', Hickerson and White absent.
Motion carried. It was moved by Connell and seconded by Czar-
necki to adopt the Resolution Fixing Value of Lots. Upon roll
call Connell, Czarnecki and Brandt voted '''aye',Hickerson and
White absent. Motion carried. It was moved by Connell and
seconded by Czarnecki to adopt the Resolution Adopting Preliminary
Assessment Plat & Schedule. Upon roll call Czarnecki, Brandt
and Connell voted 'aye', Hickerson and White absent. Motion
carried. It was moved, by Connell and seconded lby,Czarnecki
to adopt the Resolution Setting Public Hearing on Resolution
of 'Necessity for February`, 6, 1973. Upon roll call Hickerson
and White 'absent, Brandt,` Connell and Czarnecki voted 'aye
Motion carried.
DirectorofPublic Works Ralph Speer outlined the William
White Blvd'.IStorm Sewer Project, and discussed; alternatives.
lie recommended setting public hearing to get citizen-imput.'.
It was moved, by Connell and seconded by Czarnecki to adopt the
Resolution' Designating Engineer. Upon roll call 'White and
Hickerson absent, Brandt,:Connell and Czarnecki voted 'aye'.
Motion carried. It was moved by Czarnecki and seconded by
Connell to adopt the Preliminary Resolution for Construction
of the Storm Sewer. Upon roll call Brandt, Connell and Czar-
necki voted 'aye', Hickerson and white absent. Motion carried.
• It was moved by Czarnecki and seconded by Connell to adopt
the Resolution Fixing ,Value of Lots. Upon roll call Connell,
Brandt and Czarnecki voted 'aye', Hickerson and White'ab.sent.
Motion carried. It was moved by Czarnecki and seconded by
Connelltoadopt the Resolution Adopting the Preliminary Plan
and Schedule. Upon roll call Czarnecki; Brandt and Connell
voted 'aye', Hickerson & White absent. Motion carried. It
was moved by Connell and seconded by Czarnecki to adopt the
Resolution Setting Public Hearing on Resolution of, Necessity
for February 6, 1973. Upon roll, call Hickerson & White absent,
Brandt, Connell and Czarnecki voted 'aye'. Motion carried.
It was moved by Connell and seconded by Czarnecki to adopt
the Resolution Approving Contract Amendments for, the Business
Relocation Mall, City-University Project Iowa R-14 for Park
Fair,':Inc.; an extension of time for completion, addition of
$10,205:for alterations and reduction of $471. for less work
in one 'unit. Upon roll call White and Hickerson' absent, Brandt;
Connell and Czarnecki voted 'aye'. Motion carried.
It was moved by Connell and seconded ,by Czarnecki to adopt
the Resolution Accepting the Work on the South Riverside Dr.
Sanitary Sewer & Lift Station Expansion Project by Dave Schmitt
Const.. Co,, as recommended by the Staff, & Directing the Engineer
r
to Prepare Final Assessments. Upon roll call Brandt, Connell'
and Czarnecki voted 'aye', Hickerson and 'White absent. Motion
carried.
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JANUARY '16, 1973
It was moved by Connell and seconded by Czarnecki to adopt
the Resolution Adopting & Levying the Final Schedule of Assess-
ments & Providing for the Payment Thereof for the South River-
side Drive Sanitary Sewer & Lift Station Expansion Project,
as recommended by the Staff. Upon roll call Connell, Czarnecki
& Brandt voted 'aye',, "Hickerson and White absent. Motion
carried.
City Attorney; Hay Honohan requested that a public hearing
on disposal of certain parcels of land be reset for February
6, 1973.It was moved by Connell and seconded by Czarnecki
to set the public hearing on disposal of certain parcels of
land 'on February 6, 1973, at 4 PDL Motion carried.
The,Planning & Zoning Commission recommended approval of
the proposed Ordinance on Zoning' for Newly 'Annexed Lands. The
City Attorney advised that 'he could have the change they recom-
mended incorporated in the Ordinance and recommended setting
the public'` hearing. 'It was moved by Connell and seconded by
Czarnecki to set a public hearing on the Ordinance, as amended,
:on February 13, 1973 at 4 P.M. Motion' carried.
Concerning the report from Planning & Zoning Commission.
on the 'proposal to rezone a land parcel at the NW corner of
• Dover Street & Bradford Drive, some members of the',Planning
& Zoning Comm. met with members of the Housing Comm. and the
'Council at the 'informal noon session for discussion. -Special
Use Category within the Zoning Ordinance was also discussed.
The Council discussed the request from the Golden Age Club
for'free parking at the Recreation Center, and decided to
rescind Resolution #771. The Mayor announced that the members
would have free parking, the,City Manager presenting:one pro-
posal and the Mayor presenting another.
The Mayor 'appointed Roberta Jacobs and Linda Dole to three
year terms on the Johnson Co'. Regional Planning Commission.
It was moved by Connell and seconded by Czarnecki that the
Mayor's appointments be approved. Motion carried.
The, Mayor proclaimed the week of January 21-27 as Jaycee
Week and January 21, 1973 as World Religion Day.
The City Manager Ray Wells requested authorization for the
City Attorney to negotiate a lease for the Hotel adjacent to
the Civic Center to be used for housing the Urban Renewal offices,
necessitated by, future demolition of their present` building.
It was moved by Connell and seconded by Czarnecki that the City
• Manager and the City Atty. be authorized to negotiate and accept
a lease for this property to be used for Urban Renewal Office.
Motion carried.'
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• JANUARY 16, 1973
Councilman Czarnecki questioned when the Noise Ordinance
would be again discussed. The Mayor referred to the list of
priority items discussed at the informal meeting.
The Mayor requested that the City Attorney's report and
recommendation concerning the Parking Ramp Bond Ruling by the
Court be deferred for discussion when all the Councilmen could
be present. Councilconcurred'.
City Attorney Jay Honohan discussed the delay in the storm
sewer project on Brookside Dr.
It was moved by Czarnecki and seconded by Connell to defer
the executive session to 'consider fair ;market value for parcels
in the Urban Renewal Acrea until the next meeting. Motion carried.
Public Discussion: Linda Fisher, 941 S. Van Buren, appeared
concerning bus schedules not being kept, suggesting more buses
acquired to fill i
be
'n
for breakdowns and more mechanics to
keep up with repairs. The City Manager commented on the problems.
It:was moved by Connell and, seconded by Czarnecki that the
meeting be adjourned. Motion carried:
•
• INFORMAL COUNCIL DISCUSSION
January 16, L973
The Iowa City Council met in informal session at 12:30 o'clock P.M.
on, Tuesday, January 16, 1973 in the Conference Room at 'the Civic Center.
Councilmen present were: 'Brandt, Connelly Czarnecki and Nickerson.
Absent: White. Others' present: Wells, Honohan, Stolfus, Kraft, Seydel,
Klaus, Pugh, Palmer, Whitted.
The meeting was set for discussion of housing for the elderly with
representatives from the Housing Commission and the Planning & Zoning,,
Commission. P&Z'members 'present: Davidson, Henry., Housing Comm. members
present: Stier, Frimml, Hamer, White, Duncan.
Mayor Brandt asked for discussion on the application, criteria,
feasibility of downtown site, effect of, the President's freeze. Director
of Community. Development Dennis' Kraft presented a memo on housing in
the Central Business District. He outlined the previous studies, applica-
tions,,'& action taken'. Councilman Czarnecki requested explanation of
the financial arrangement between developer, City'&subsidy by;the ,govern-
ment. Housing Coordinator Lyle''Seydel explained the leasine'agreements.
The Mayor stated that previously when discussing the housing proposal,
it was the concensus of the Council not to remove property from the tax
rolls. The`Leasing 23 program keeps the land on the tax rolls. The City
I• Manager advised that the general national trend is toward elimination of
non-taxable 'properties.',
Dennis Kraft explained the conditional or;special 'use permit concept,
that elderly housing could be allowed in a certain zone provided certain
findings were made; location not adversely affecting',property values, on
public health, safety, ,appearance; general prosperity',ot area. The City
Attorney explained previous policy, since;declared illegal. by the Supreme
Court of Iowa, and present policy wherein we set out requirements and
zones limited to,' as 'for hospitals, mobile home courts, & high-rise apart-
ments.
In ,answer to Councilman Hickerson's request for P&Z members personal
reaction, Penny Davidson responded that the Commission was not aware of
the 'specifics 'for leasing programs, and had not had time to 'digest the
total problem or the sites, or the legal problems; all information verbal..
Lyall Henry stated altho-there could, be problems' with special designations,
they would review, and also cited lack of written Staff presentation as''
a problem.
The Mayor indicated that he was still concerned over housing on the
Peripheral, & if we had exhausted all resources for the decision against
a Central Business District site. Discussion followed, & the need for
additional programs later was mentioned. James Stier advised that by
'• using the point system formula, the Bradt,rd/Dover'site rated highest,
even over urban renewal site. The City Manager commeited that frustration
over housing problems was country -wide, and reminded the Council that
concerning the sale of urban renewal land, the City makes up 25% of the
• difference, between what 'we,pay and what we sell the land for, & cautioned the
Council to plan carefully when talking about waiving of taxes.
Councilman Hickerson responded that the question was, what can the City and
the Housing Commission do to lay the ground work for a next project consistent
wi.th everything that has been said. Councilman Czarnecki asked why the Council
didn't go under the other assumption,!that no money was coming --period. As
alternatives besides the revenue sharing money and Public 23. Housing, he suggest-
ed fraternity or sorority houses that, are on the market.He asked for more
information on what the elderly pay for housing now, what subsidy we give &
what social security counts'. Lyle Seydel responded thatrsocial security is
counted as income, some elderly pay as low as $8, some as high as $64; an
efficiency apartment averages $29. for housing recipients, average cost to
Clic City, $85; a one -bedroom averages $32. for recipient, $109. for City.
Dennis Kraft proposed another option could be a real not-for-profit corpor-
aCion,' such as a church 'organization, .that is willing, to amortize the building
out over a period of 35 to 40 years, and go into it with the idea of not making
a profit but to really provide housing. Councilman' Connell commented that
lie would like to have the Bradford/Dover site investigated.
Councilman Czarnecki suggested that the City 'could lget into the real estate
business by buying properties proposed in the Flood Plain Ordinance. "Dennis
Kraft commented that concerning fraternity buildings, they are on the 'tax roils.
James Stier proposed that a possible site be picked out, material be sent to
prospective developers, send out rent, subsidies, then pick out a developer for
• Clio project, submit the proposal and wait for approval, if and when anything
opens up. ,Councilman Hickerson agreed that this made sense, as an interim
step. ,'Councilman Czarnecki stated he, had no objection to the Bradford/Dover
site but was opposed to the 'American -Legion/Willow site, and also after following
up on Mr. Stier's proposal, to pursue alternatives -revenue sharing bit, & he
had no 'hang up about taking property off tax rolls, or using property already
off tax rolls such as Univ: or church property. Answering the question about
tile Jefferson Hotel, the Attorney said that the first two floors are taxed, the
others are not.
The Mayor stated that the Council would await Planning & Zoning Commission's
decision. Discussion' followed on which item P&Z was to ..report on. The decision
was that P&7 should make a report concerning special use permit.
Mayor Brandt announced his list establishing priorities for discussion
of items at informal sessions as l) New concept of Urban Renewal, 2) Park and
Recreation Fees, 3)Capitol Improvement Program, 4) Revenue Sharing, 5) EEOC,
or whenever we hear from Kansas City, 6) Parking Report, 7) Street Parking
Rumoval (bus routes, bicycles) 8) Joint Facility -County Board,' 9)' Annexation
Ord., 10) Building Code. Councilman Czarnecki questioned annexation provision on
voluntary, & if Home Rule changed involuntary procedure. The City Attorney
explained voluntary procedure and that Home Rule will change involuntary
procedures.
The Mayor announced that Hickerson and White would be absent from the 4:00
meeting, and requested that concerning the District Court ruling, all members
of the Council be present for discussion & wanted to defer it to the next
meeting. Council '&'Attorney concurred.
41 earborn Sti
7'41 D
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.City-Counc11 and City Manager.
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';Iowa pity, Ia. ,
Gentlemen
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I'lly�I would, like to request that tne.Council ann�city'stafi consider
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the questio; oir a weekly M1Farmer's IIarket to 4-L
held during the summer
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mouths, and o reach a aecisnn onis;matter. as
soon as'ossible
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As you may know, January and February are the mony�ths durin wnicn the
r 44Y1 iii ...K UkZr'i r' "Z.r`P'�''Gi 9� L iwi
seed companies send out their oatalogs,and cµs�omers mare-their orders
�'"`�f �t�a.axt czns, Ifthe�ci y�will annoance'its°.plns�atlan�"early,`
and p]antsng zYlans: y. y
lC,r"xi "d.Slkdk.t'.'2.t2t;rr".G: ""f.t,2E) Yl't3t3i51 }: �t7
date 'those individuals who would hke to sell produce in the market
S.'31�i"1'!'.,.w:o vC! +FGYA]i 4?t iSri i.tYlya~rl.t i:3x i:j tW' }ihtJn V(: :L . 9'"'ri
can begkn'�ormakyarragemenls'ttngrohenrnrcr.ajc�ise
The Iowa Cit area 'ss not in a region•in whici agricultuie,as
y1 4
;Unle SSS. Owers"aTer told t
strongly oriented towards,truck:gardening
'{h"-
thattarmarkettiywi.11ibe aailtablzte``tnetnecessary produce w11 nod„be iY, f
grown, in, that case, the makket would have to rely solely,upon surpluses
from; family; gal delis
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If the Council decides that a Faimer's;Market will be held, it
is ao be hoped that the Press Citizen ,and Daily 'Io�ran will pubhc� ze
he'
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January 22,:1973
' 741 Dearborn 3t.
Iowal City, Ia.
City ,Council and 'City Manager
Civic;. Center
IowajCity, Ia.
Gentlemen:
I.Would like'to request that the Council and lcity staff consider
the question of a-<weekly'Farmers' Market to beheld during the summer
months, and to reach a decisioii'on this matter as'000n.a possible.
As you may know, January and February ,are the months during which the
deed companies pend out 'their catalogs, and'customers"makb their'orders
and 'planting plana If the city will announce its`°plans'at an earl
d�_te ' ti_ose individuals who would like to sei l produce' 'in` t ie market
can tiegin "to', ake,';,arr.•angements to grow the merchandise.
The Ion City areal E; not:in'i region in whion agriculture is
strongly oriented itowards truck gardening. -Unless growers are. told
that a,market will 'be
av ilaole,-the necessary produce will nots,b6
grown; in -that case; the market would 11,ive >to rely solely upon.. surpluses
from family.,gardens .,
If the'Council decides that a'Farmers' Market will be held, it '
is to be homed that the Press Citizen and Daily Iowan will publicize '
that fact and that the city estaff will notify the County ',Extension
Office, the local q -H organization, and the'IFarm Bureau.Farmers'
Market gardens could be ;money -making; projects for the 4-H particularly.
As those,wiio have attended successi'u1 markets know a flourishi ng
market 'is a, pleasant, thing to visit, and the beat`place to buy `fresh
produce;, it is also a good way to attract potential shoppers to the
downtown area, so that businesses. in the arra benefit as :dell as the
market vendors.
Sincerely,
'sl
Caroline i?mbree
DISBURSEMENTS. TO`BE.APPROVED
CI 'COUNCIL MEET '
JANUARY "2 1973
ENERAL ''.
sta
ller Professional Services 2,305;0
ocksmith' 1Building;,Repairs..- 4.4
Blue Print "Books ' 38il
Blue,Print Printing"Supplies 119:8
uncan,Ros
,eague'`of
,enoch',' &',; C
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i11fI1L1I7�;11C11 ...:
Steamtronic Carpet Care '
nrtra as o as
',Cleaning Service,,-'
48 24
'67.50'!.
Pioneer. Litho,
Printing Services
fIBM
Offzce;$upplies'
828 23
Elbert'Associates,
Dat a- Processing',,:..:32S.-D0;
Plumbers Sup plyPlumbing
Supplies
149.99''`"
Bills :Engraving
Printing Service .''
C R' Ga"tette
' Publication
32 48 �;;
Cal laghaan,&,Company
Books i
52:50
C &;N'Distributing
Equipment
2 11. 05
Hack Brothers -
Sanitation Supplies
60 00
��Red Carpet •'.,TraveI •
Air. Fare' trabala &•Wells :
232 00
'iGriffenhagen-Kroeger
Salary study
6;785.00
. Westinghouse:Learning Corporation
Data Processing
4,369.70 ;.
I.C. Flying Service
Charter Flight
112 60
':University Athletic. Club,
Meals
Economy Advertising
Printing Service
233.5 0 ,.
s
:Hawkeye`r,Lumber "-
Building Supplies
_
82
Frohwein'Supply.:; -'
office; Supplies
26.50
Howard ;'Johns ons -
Lodging-M.,Lambert
13.39;.x:;
Ralph Speer`
Travel'Expense
317 60
Contractors; Tool
i.m1scellaneoilies,
1 80
Cable TV Information Center
rRef6Tence Material
69.80,,
Wall Street Journal
Subscription
68.00!':
National',Vending
Refund::;
50.00
Drug -Fair
Miscellaneous Supplies.
8.88„;
Johnson';County Treasurer
Report'.”
Wikel' Typewriter
Office Supplies
5 50
Universit of Wisconsin
X
PRegistration-R.,Sullivan
75.00
Nagle :Lumber
Miscellaneous Supplie s
.
4,2.61
John Fulton
Refund i
300.00"
University of Arizona
Registration -J Pugh
175.00`1
University Athletic Club
Meals
24.60
American Public works
Membership-,Speer,Lee,Moore
45.00`"
Bit. Orl(,
Hospital
Duncan I
I. C. PT
Monroe
Soi L' Te
Me's`
an
::Crescen
Iowa -Il
Welt,';A
C
Ulti
P.0 S
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1Do
08.00
.nsuran6e
1,506.'11
"Supplies"
62.90
meous Expenses18.58
-
it Maintenance
".
151.00
I;Licenses
34.25
)6essi ng
50
18:
;ions;
633:07
'quipment
529.99
ring Service
TRAFFIC ENGINEERING
Ll Service
A50.00
g Supplies,
16'.'86
Is
1;328136
i.Bonds
82. 00
it Maintenance
1 108.80
-7
Freight
i,n4 Ar
"International City Management Association
Membership-R.',,Welis
`1 '
5S 00
'U.S..,,Post Office
14)ostage:
120. OV',
Universit'y of Iowa
Printing Service
50
18:
28,626 8
TRAFFIC ENGINEERING
, andard'ue Print BlPriI
St
,
�Maintenance Supplies
:2. 50
� ,
— , i :,1 Y,
- .;. I.acto- .� rs'T061
Contr
M aintenance, Supplies.'"-
62'60.
Republic Electric
Freight
196".32
D. & J Laundry
Laundry. &: Uniform Serv:i6e,
5.6.00'
Iowa -Illinois Gas &,Electric
Remove Light Poles
1;613 b4
Plumbeirs"Supply
Maintenance Supplies
1 04,!:.
Kacena Company.
Equipment Rental,
24.29-
Certifi6d,' tabs70
Sanitation'Supp ies.
20
Kens
Misceilan,e: ous :. Supplies.:
16 ,57,�'
.Hawkeml,umber' 'i
Maintenance Supplies,
11 99
I rt 'ste' ii
h rn.B e
No we
Phone..Service
�135.901'
Contractors , , Tool
:Minor :Equiipmentllr
47.98..,
Fle I etway �st6ie's'
Electrical'Supplies
3.10"`
American I 1PublicWbrks
Memb6rship-Carlson
15. 00
:International:Muncipil Signal Association
Membeirship-Carlson
20 % 00:":
Hospital,Servim:
Realih !Insurance
�14S.04-;;:'.
I.C. Press Citizen
Publication
14.28.;
CrescentFlectric�
Electrical Supplies
316.03;
2,651.88:1
POLICE�
Justice Magazine'
Subscription
8.10
R. J. Brady Company
Educational Supplie's
114.00
Breese Plumbing
Building Repairs, 1
14.94'
D &J Laundry
Laundry &'Uniform Se rvice
�48.3.0
David Epstein
Expense
172.57,
Madison Chemical
'Travel
Sanitation Supply
129.601 1
Jays Sales
Lab Supplies
42.78'
rv; :'rUl1ll.c=VV3��
u mil,:
..�,
Donald Wehmeyer
Technical ,Services
128 44
3;540 D0. "
Motorola>Inc.
Communication Equipment
27 50 "
`IBM
Office Supplies,;
8 00.'
Bills Engraving
Printing Service
1,001 51 i
Henry Louis
Cainera'Equipment
715 50
Ewers
Clothing
Sanitation Supplies
230.04
Certified Labs
Miscellaneous Supplies
11.37 ;
,Kens
Uniforms
2,518.50
Kiecks
Northwestern. Bell
Phone Service
565.67
8.22
I.C. Petty Cash
MiscellaneousExpenses
24.50
David Epstein
Lodging' Expenses
'
84.50
Keith Wilson
Animal Food
1;484.98'' '
Hsopital,Service
Health Insurance
4.88
I C. Petty Cash '
Miscellaneous Expenses`
'
30.81
Breese Company, :
Miscellaneous Expenses
200.00
Dictaphone
Equipment Maintenance
141 48,:
%Iowa Illinois Gas 8 Electric
Otilities',
_11,229.19
FIRE
a
'c e
un d Service
Laundry,
45.15
'
New,Process,Laundry
Mi nor`.`,Equipment
28.50;
Contractors Tool
Extinguisher Refill
14.25,: `.
, Fay's Fire. Equipment
Oil
55.80 ; s:
Standard Oil
Medical''Associates
Medical Service
20.10'
26.89.
n ,;
Plumbers ,Supply;
Vehicle Repair
119.69: •:
Hawkeye;'Awning.
Minor`Equipment`
460.00
;I C "Fire Department,
Food Allowance„
•- ,
210: q
Company :
Equipment Rental
Miscell1. Supplies
9;03
KensKacena
Ha wke Y e Lumber -
1aneous
Paint
5.31:
-294. 2 2
Iowa-111inois Gas •$'EIactric <
Utilities
Phone
290.50'
North western aA1t
,Service
Miscellaneous Expenses
I C Petty Cash,.
"Tools";
10.82'.
Contractors To'o1
Electrical Supplies
q 69
Fleetway,Stores
Maintenance';Supplies
1.44
Johnsons Machine Shop
Cleaning Supplies
17.20,
iHawkeyeWholesale
Educational Supplies
10:35
Henry Louis;:.
Emblems
6.25
American Red Cross
Health Insurance
1,665.24
Hospital Service
Building Supplies
47.92
Plumbers Supply
Laundry Service
53:67
New Process Laundry
Miscellaneous,Expesnes
3.07
I.C. Petty Cash
Miscellaneous Supplies
36.69
=l Breese Company-:
3,232187
SANITATION
Oil
91.80
Wicks Oil
D $ J Laundry
Laundry $ Uniform Service
07a 0
307.1014.00,
Capitol Propane
Propane
Machinery Rental
14:00
460.00
Gordon Russell
Maintenance' Supplies
1,902.56
River Products
PARK $'.'RECREATION CONT'D
Kirkwood Kwik Kleen
Fleetway Stores'
T'
Laundry Service
.39;72
Iowa
Miscellaneous Supplies;
53:53
-Lumber
Contractors' -Tool
;Maintenance Supplies
'67.71
Econogas'
Warren Rental
Tool,
s .
Maintenance Supplies
21.26
20 .10
Brenneman'Seed Store
MisceSupplies
llaneous;Sli
7.92
Sydney Laner
I
Gilpin; Paint
Tools"
Recreational Supplies
21.08
350.17
.Kelly Cleaners
Building'Repairs "
29:07
Strub
Laundry Service
1.70
.Welding
;Fin $ Feather
Equipment Repair
19x35
D.$ J Laundry
Operating Equipment
305:97;.
P1tney;;Bowes
Laundry .F, Uniform Service
183.19
hlcKesson Chemical
Office Supplies
3.12
K Mart
Kahle. Electric
Chemicals
Miscellaneous Supplies,-
95 25,'
""24.88'
._;
B uil ing:,RepairF
a' -nn
PARK;1, RECREATION CONT'D
..-
Eicher Florist
Miscellaneous Supplies ,'
15 17 .7
Gilpin Paint
P
Paint
12 94 'is
Warren Rental
Machines y Rent
15:98
McCormick Paint
Paint
9.50
Advanced Drainage
Maintenance Supplies
6 38';-!i
Hawkeyetwholesale
Miscellaneous Supplies
" 9.25
;Iowa":State University
Subscrintlon , `,
5:00
American',Forrestry Association
aubscri';ai n
"'International
Shade Tree Conferen1.ce
13!mbership Dues
25.00,''0
:Keith`iWilson
<Animal:Food�
76.20 i
Trauscli.,Baking
od Animal ,Fo
17.04 ' -
Lenoch.E,,Cilek.r
Miscellaneous Supplies
78...„
General Pest Control
Building Maintenance.-
Oscar. Powell,,:.Equipment
Repair
3.00 :'
Aero Rental
Equipment Rental
9.70
'Kelly Heating
Equipment Repair
159 50
NationalRecreation.F, Park Association
Membership7BobI.
Lee
S0 00
U.S. Post Office'.
Postage;
954
;Doctors"Supply` ? �" �''�
'Mi•aellaneous'�Supplies
Pays;Fire'Equipment
Exting{isher'Refill:
9 00,
„ Chestnut'''Mountain Lodge
Ski Trip
769.50
�HospitalaSeivice''Health
Insurarice'
X706 95 },
'
Plumbers -',Supply !r
-Miscellaneous.Supplies
69 O5
Union Bus Depot "
°Charter 'Buses
368 53 i c
"
�9wails'�
Equipment Repair �. _
7.60
S
I C Petty Cash
Miscellaneous,Expense
2 95 `,
'Breese.Company,
:'
Maintenance`Supplies
21 05'j. .?
Petty, Cash
Miscellaneous;Expenses:.
Dictaphone
Equipment" Maintenance `'
45 001!; !;
,5
,,, .,
I.C. Press:Citizen 6'
Publications
30 80;;•;..
Noel's -Tree Service
Tree fr;Stump Removal
2,078.33,x':
SVelmaCorcoran
Professional Services
10.00
Iowa -Illinois Gas B Electric
Utilities
2;586.83.,
City Electric
Electrical Supplies
3.26-`,
NCR
.Yw F,a,:.;,« u tenance
161.46 ,
Ebys Sporting Goods
Recreation Supplies,
X75.60,
John;Wiison
Recreation Supplies
271 60,'r'
14:, 391
UTILITIES
SF
Iowa -Illinois Gas E Electric
Utilities
5,769:33
Iowa -Illinois Gas, F, ElectricUti;tities
298163 ,G
;6,067.96
DEBT SERVICE
First National Bank
Coupons
4,607.50
Central- ,`State Bank
Coupons
90.00=
Iowa Des Moines`;National Bank''
Coupons
170.0'10
lowa.State Bank
Coupons
170.00'
Iowa Des Moines National Bank
Coupons
102.00
First National Bank
Coupons
585.00
5,724:50.
i
La
Coal
55,296.98'
USE TAX
r ctois to6f:
EquipmentRental
31.1.72
John'*Steve
Ytl.Laundry.&iform Service,. 2213.72
6ical Cheiicais GG147.60
Street Construction. 6,638.4,21
Trucking �Truck'Refitalr 11 1,541.25,
'M -Supplies. 1.14
A,Gravel aintenance,
ateri at
C -C j:
Maintenanre if
unn es 319-.50'
Trtick, Rental',-',',-:
375.00���,
Barkers Inc.. ....
Machinery,.Rentaf
308-.00,��,
'
Chemical ad.�
Hyde Park Me
M aintenance Supplies
72
736
River. Prod
Mainienanc6,'Supplies '
717.29,,,
wKens i
Paint -.71
72'
Hawkeye, Lumber
Maintenance Supplies
inte
159.59.,
�:,,:'l
Northwestern�:Bell
Phone Service
41 48 ,
:A
1. C.' P,etty'! Cash','
Misc . e , llaneousr:Expenses
7 26
Contractor Too 1!
Barricide Rent,,:..
372.0 0 11" It!
metro Pavers
Maintenance Supplies
21. 00 1
tTeet Construction
American.,Publid�Works,
;_'�_;,:,Me6biiship-�Dvorsk
is
-Hospital Service.if
Healt -Ins
h. urance
'"'-
489.23
L.L.,Pelling
Equipment Rental
f
22;573.94
P ARKING'�REVENUE
F le.etway'St6iest
Minor,Equipmen
27 ST
Idwa'�State':Treasurer
Sales'Tax
98.74":`
Lenoch.UCilek
�
intenance: upp ies
;4.9V;
I - , I rll
'J & L Tiiej`1�
Of fic'eEquipment
284.50
:
Rp4well1lanufaciuring Company
Maintenance
266.02'1
Goodfellow Company
Printing Service,
414.64
Kacena Company_,,
Equipment - Rental
4.20
National Parking Association
Refeience,Miterial
5.20"i
Hawkeye',1umbor
Mainienance'Supplies
Iowa S.tate, Bank
FinancialjServices
1,100.001..:
IPERS
DecemberPay'ment
48.81
Iowa Employment Security
FICA
87.90
Northwest e rn . Be 11,
Phone:Service
3 8. 79
Contractors Tool
maintenance Supplies
12.08*:
Hospital Service
Health Insurance
36.50,
Plumbers Supply>
Maintenance,Supplies
42.89,
CrescentTlectric
Maintenance Supplies.
..32,
Iowa -Illinois Gas & Electric
Utilities'
228.59
2,713.54
SEWER RENTAL
Water F, Sewage Works
Subscription
15 00
Fleetway Stores
Miscellaneous Supplies :
23.64
John Nash Grocer
Sanitary;:;Supplies
Nag1e;;Lumber
Maintenance': Supplies
; 8.10
Martha Godbey,
Refund
I.B'11:Davis
Refund
1 09
Willis Fowler
Refund
1 27
$parky Day Care
,.�
Refund
': 2:38 'I^
R1'W. Poos
Refund
1 50
D';$.J Laundry
Laundry -Fr Uniform Service
138.05
City of Corilvill.e
Sewer Service
;21.66
`Bob .Young,:
Refund
8.31
'Industrial'Engineering Sales
Miscellaneous Supplies
87.77
Plumb ers;:Supp1y
Plumbing Supplies
142 16
Mitchell, Green
Refund
2 80t.
' Kacena Company;
Equipment Rental'
4 20,
Cart'wrigfit Supply,
^ Miscellaneous Supplies
114.J6,
Chandler ;Company,;;
Minor Equipment
228 87., '' j
` Foxboro Company, ;Equipment,.Repair'.
45.50,
Curtain`Scientific.Company
Lab Supplies
64.04
River Products
Maintenance Supplies
67 10
Kens
Miscellaneous Supplies
17 72
` H y umber ' °i
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Maintenance Supplies
-7.20;-'
u Iowa Illinois Gas f, Electric
Utilities;,
414
' IPERS'., .`>-
December:Payment`
178.95 • ;;.
' Iowa Employment Security
323 86`�`
' Northwestern Bell'
Phone Service
144 12 it
IC Petty Cash
Miscellaneous Expenses
7 18
Contractors.1001
inor Equipment-,.
'•':10 80
'F1'eetway;Stores:''
Miscellaneous Supplies '!';
4.58
Robert Ernst
Refund
49
Western ,Union
Refund
1 27—
7
Leon
Leon Steele
Refund ;:.
1 49
American`Public Works
Membership -Boren
it Deborah Budd
Refund,.
1 59
Hospital`Service, ',
Health Insurance
434 48 .j,
Plumbers`Supp1
Maintenance Supplies
101t.'69'',
,F 1. C. • Petty' Cash '=
Miscell'aneous' Expesnes
IiC.:Pres's Citizen
Publications
1
Crescent Electric'
Electrical Supplies
14 46
Iowa- Illinois Gas'$ Elec tric
Utilities
1,554.44
Thorp Credit
Refund
2.89. Et
4,392 58
i
,WATER REVENUE
Fleetwa 'Stores
Y
Maintenance Supplies
11 53
:) Contractors Tool'
Equipment Rental
46.60 `?I
Iowa State Treasurer
Sales Tax
1,943.24
Martha GodbeY
Refund ':
5.14
Bill Davis
Refund .'
2.24
Willis Fowler
Refund L
1.27
_Sparky Day Care
Refund
7.89
R. 11. Poos
Refund
3.09
'
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WATER 'REVENUE' CON!D
T'
f;
Utility Equipment
Maintenance Supplies
1,748 35
'Pipe
Griffin'. Products
Maintenance: Supplies
12;013:28
Clow Corporation'
Maintenance Supplies
1,630.50::;,
D''$ J Laundry
Laundry<:$ Uniform Service F
250.40 I:
Bob Young;
.;Refund ::
17.33 •,',
Overton; Chemical
:Chemicals
402.40 't
N1cMaster,Carr
Miscellaneous Supplies :
42 77'::`
Hack`. Chemical
Lab ,Supplies
U:SF Pipe
Repair Supplies
'
Plumbers'Supply
Maintenance Supplies
81.48, '
Mitchell Green
Refund ';
5.77
Et,'Cohn
;Maintenance Supplies
14.76
John'-McGinnis-
Refun''d
6.22 , 1=�'
Ralph Tusing
Refund
7.70C
Waterous Company;
Maintenance Supplies
290.99
River Products
Maintenance Supplies
108.93'
K ens a
; Miscellaneous ?Supplies -'
11 47
f
Hawkeye;Lumber „^; !
i..Maintenance Supplies
70 ,,a;
;'.;20.'70-,
Iowa I11inois.Gas'f,'Electric
Utilities
304.53''`
F 'IPE RS
;December' Payment
252 92
Iowa Employment Security'
FICA'„
174.38.
h
Northwestern Bell.
Phone''Service
201 ?,
Contractors.Tool'
.Barricade'Rent :'
141'.F46
F"
Fleetway,,Stores
Miscellaneous Supplies
42.24 .'
I ��-Robert
Ernst
Refund -
1.01
Western.UnionRefund".'
2.66
Leoni Steele
Refund :'
3.07 '• `<
Joh nsons?Machine'Shop
Equipment Repair,
166.60,',;
Sieg Company ",i
lAmericanPublic'Works
Maintenance Supplies
33.67 ;
rl
iMembership-Kron"
15 00
Deborah'`Budd
Refund""'
3.27.;;
Hospital;' Service'
Health insurance
S62.23
`
Plumbers,:: Supply';'
Plumbing Supplies
47.49
Crescenti,Electric
'PElectrical Supplies
3
Iowa-Illinois Gas & Electric
Utilities
5,647.83'
City .Electric '
Electii'cal Supplies
4.23,''''
�Th6#
..Credit
Refund
6 a:
Capitol,Propane
',Propane:;,
1.70 i
,. ,.
Roy HawkinsReimbursement
8.50.
26;697.29.x:;::;
SPECIAL ASSESSMENTS
4'
1
Metro Pavers
Street Construction
14,057.19
`
Carl:Chadek
Truck'Rental
775.60
14;832.79 ' •'r.
CONSTRUCTION
Metro Pavors
Street Construction
87,955.82
Linn County Nurseries
Shrub
16.00 !-
Shay Electric
Water Plant Improvements
77,417.10, '
Means Agency
Appraisal Service
50.00'
F
Howard Green
Engineering Services
1,973.00,
Berlein Scale Service
Ground' ;Improvements
4,955.50
Whiting;Kerr
Appraisal Service
50.00
StevenslSnnd $ GravelSewer
Construction
20.88
j,.
1
CONSTRUCTION,'CONT'D
af
Soil Testing Service
Engineering Service
38.50 1"
River;.. Products
Maintenance,Supplies -
i';191 84
Vernon Haman,
Land Purchase
26`',660.00
Posers 11111is
Engineering.Services
7 057 00
Metro PaJerr
Streeti,Construction
37„159.17
-Chicago`;Rock Island
Bridge Construction
4,805 82�
Schmidt'Construction
Street•&. Bridge[Construction
W;091.32.:,=
Estle'DeLong'Inc :
Ground ;Improvements'
Soil Testing"Service
Engineering Service
8.40
Veenstra'$ Kimm d'
Engineering Service
L;786.60 '-
Metro Pavers
Street Improvements
4,758.47.:::•'
310,757.92
1
PAYROLL
Hawk' State Bank
Payroll"
109,000:00,.`
i Hawkeye�jState: Bank
Payroll,i'°
21;455 67 �-
Hawkeye�,State Bank
Payroll.
1 23,345 45 ,
Hawkeye Bank ,i �` '�
;Payroll;;
95;000 00 1 ,
,State
2a8,8o1.12
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REVOLVING•FUND”
Jims Standard
Vehicle Repair
7.5O
Paul's Texaco
Vehicle Repair
30 63•`',:
Continental Oil:;, ",
Oil•,
31.90;-:;
ASI
Vehicle',Repair Parts
' 67.00
erke=Robinson "`
Vehicle -Repair: Parts
22.63`;':
Al D.Wheel,Drive
Vehicle;Repair;Parts
386 78,,`-1-'j;
$y Seydal '
'.VehicleRepair
18
!
Warren, Rental -
Equipment Rental
42:00
Spenler Tire
Vehicle'Rcpair
70.00
0unlap,s,.Motor:Sales
Vehicle Re aor:.
32.94'
'Strub Welding
Vehicle'Repair
35:67' `
',;"-D,,&
Standard ;Ail
;Gasoline
3;008.39
J Laundry
'Laundry;&, Uniform Service
103 80,'r �.',
Globe Machinery,'
Miscellaneous`Supplies'
37.05?
,MidwestCycle
;Vehiclec'Repair,Parts
�:. 19.55f!a',=
'1
aowa Glass Depot-
Vehicle` Repair 'P arts
257.80_ .
Pioneer'Litho
Office Supplies'
266:66<:
'IBM
Equipment Maintenance -'
10.52'
Plumbers 1, Supply'
Vehicle' Repair,, Parts
78.161"
Xerox -Corporation
Machine Ren tl
1,125 12ir "
Hilltop'bK
Car Washes
46:00,;;
Hawkeye-Awning
Equipment Repair,
9.95.
Kacena`Company'"
Equipment Rental
8.60`
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Publication
117.04. -°
General' Binding
Office ',Supplies:
67.35,°:,''
City of Iowa City
Reimbursement
393.22+
Certified Labs'
Sanitation Supplies
358.341
Power Equipment'
Equipment Maintenance
25.00'
Moorman Equipment
Vehicle, Repairs',
83.89:'
Midwest: Wrecker-
Towing;, Service
75.00
Don Harbaugh
Reimbursement
2.00`
River Products,
Maintenance Supplies
34.36
I.C. Flying Service
Charter Flight
289.00`
`Universit Athletic Club
y
Meals
38.52
ncv v�.v inu CVIY V;. l.V1Y1'U .i
1 ?� ,
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Ditch Witch,.
Vehicle"RepairPatts
37.13.;. !
Kens
Vehicle'Repair. Parts'
=E conomyAdvertising
Office Supplies
66.95 .
Hawkeye :Lumber
Maintenance Supplies,
308.71';.
Frohwein'Sup ply
,Office'Supplies
100.97"
Iowa -Illinois Gas & Electric
Utilities
688.89;
IPERS
December Payment
231.66'
Iowa Employment"Security
FICA
493.03 '.
Northweste;n,Bell
phone Service
300.21'; r
I.C. Petty Cash
Miscellaneous' Expenses
4.63;'
Contractors Tool
Vehicle Repair Parts
34.10
Fleetway Steres
Miscellaneous Supplies
5 85 :.
Marshall ;Hunter
Gal.soline
2929.09
H. D..Knowling
Vehicle'Repair'Parts
63.27
Rapids Chevrolet
Vehicle,Repair. Parts
Robert Sullivan
Travel Expense
.50:`
85.00
Johnsons Machine Shoe
Vehicle.IRe air Parts
P
116 97 'T
ASI
Ne e'Re air'`'
`
„Sieg; Company +.
'Vehicle;! Repair' Parts,
150 07 #
Martin Brothers
.Vehicle'!Repair`,Parts
20 97,.;'
'
Capitol'Implement
Vehicle;'Repsir'Parts
301.31 `-
,Communications;Engineerng„
Communication Equipment:;'
812 25;-;,
'
I.C. Independent. Insurance Agents
{VilliaM..:Cook'
Workmen!s Compensation
13',740.00
TraveU Advance -'
1;750.00
Joe Pugh,
Travel Advance,:
115.00,.;+`
GMC Truck
Dwayne's�Radiator
Vehicle' Repair Parts
3`543.62 ,3
Vehicle', Repair':'
15.00 i't'l%
Sy Seydel
I
Equipment Repair
12.50
University Athletic Club
Meals:g
80,y„•,(
'
John Nash
Nal Motors � �
Sanitation Supplies
14 00
IVinebrenner-Dreusicke
,Vehicle Repair. Parts
268 44 ;���.
Vehicle Repair'Parts
675.72
'Hilltop ,DX
Car IVashes
39.00 '
C1ine.TruckVehicleRepair,Parts
185 89 ti;,
American, Public Works
Membership-Swigger
15:00'
Lenock F, Cilek
Miscellaneous Supplies ::
3'41'>
'
General Pest. Control
'Oil
Buildi ,..
n Maintenance
8
6:79,, °
Wicks
Oil
202'.50:'
Linder Tire
Vehicle;Repairs'i
5 64:,,,
+
I.C. Petty Cash
Miscellaneous,Expenses ',,
100 00 ,r.
'
Hospital `Service
Health'.; Insurance
1004.67 "r;,.,'x
plumbers'Supply
Vehicle'' Repairs`
54
'
Pyramid, Service
'Vehicle Repairs
101.68 '
Paul's Texaco
Vehicle Repairs
9.40.
Dunlap's,Motor ,Sales
Vehicle ,Repair Parts
32.94
I.C. Petty Cash
Miscellaneous' Expenses
135.84
'
'
I.C. Press Citizen
Publications
49.69
L.L. Polling
Ground Improvements
784 4
,773. 1
You Smash Em
'Vehicle .Repair
719.01
Crescent Electric
Vehicle 'Repair Parts
20.62
Iowa -Illinois Gas B Electric
Utilities
1,203.77
Berman Brown
Vehicle 'Repair Parts
132.19
BarronMotorSales
Vehicle Repair Parts
1,170.08 '
Deweys Auto Sales
Vehicle Repair Parts
175.00'''
47,868.70
��
ESCROW.
Pleasant Valley
Plants,
789 93
Sears
Miscellaneous Supplies
2.01
Nancy Seiberling"
Postage.''
122.00 '`
Nagle Lumber
Maintenance Supplies
96.00 .
Eicher -,Florist
Plants
366.04
Iowa=lllinois' Gas..$ Electric
Remove:: Wires
Henry Louis
`Photo Processing'
3.95
Economy Advertising
Office' -Supplies,'
16.70
Sarah Fox
Reimbursement
100.00
I.C.Petty Cash
Miscellaneous Expenses
58.82 `.
Hawkeye!Wholesale
Coffee Supplies
;,•46.50
Johnson;`County Treasurer,
State Fines & Bonds2;028.00
Bruce',G1'asgow
:,Refund
882.88-.,,
I.C.Petty Cash
Miscellaneous Expenses
76.84 !'
University of Iowa
Printing'Service
10.50
>,
5;638.07
URBAN RENEWAL
Matt Parrott $Sons'
Office Supplies
;.,
"Lesley Sha, i -
:iRefundi277
00I,
,,
Dean.Samuel
Relocation
425'00
Britt" Biiker`
Refund '
19 00 ai
City Iowa,City
Expense4Reimbrusement
11,434.58
„of
"Johnson 'County; Abstract
Abstract'.Search:
38 00
Topper. Baker;
Court.;Costs.,
26 95 ;
Novotney! Cycle Center
Lock Repairs
19 50
Kenton Peters
Professional Services,
3;920.95
Aerial..Services ;',;
:,Professional'Services r
1770 00
'Superintendent
of Documents
PublicaEion
1 25 ,i
Schwab Advertising
Professional Services
115.75 .,
Dennis `Clark
Moving; Expenses"
150.00 `I
�
Dennis,Clark
Rent Assistance,:
672 00
"Park Fair
Contract,Payment
1800.00'.-:
Jim Anderson
ContractPayment
4,791.60
24;477:41,!
'LEASED'. HOUSING
r:.
City of !Iowa Ci£y
F..xpense.`Reimburse�nent
1;388.17
>` '
Linda"Arndt
Cleaning Charges
5.00 "'!'
Susan Bergfield '
Refund !
9.00 .
-'
Lakeside'Manor
Rent
45.00
Iowa -Illinois Gas & Electric
Utilities
29.43 l r
Anna Moore
Refund
25.57
Various Owners''
Rent
25;542.50
Patricia" Yedlik
Refund
34.00 !`
Iowa -Illinois .Gas & Electric
Utilities
50.00
Linda Tompkins''
Water & Sewer Service
8.81
Carl Grieshaber
Refund'
50.00
Stella Scott Estate
Reimbursement
10.00
Arthur Horrell
Refund:
50.00,'
27,247.48'', .;
TOTAL
871,148,50
l
MINUTES
IOWA CITY HUMAN RELATIONS COMMISSION
January,:15,1,1973
The; Iowa City Human Relations'Commission met in regular session on
Monday"January"15; 1973, "at
,•""
6:00 P,M, in the Conference Room:at.the-
Civic Center.
Members Present:
Donald Hoy_
Bud TM eans'
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Harriet'Coty z.
Mori �Costantino
ArthurWalker
Phil Jones.•
Sharon KSl:ley
Members'Absent:
w
Paul,-Neuhauser
Richard',Braveman :
• -;.
,Minutesof the December 9;"1972, meeting were unanimously approved.
Don ;Hoy ;'extended+a welcome'°to .new members of, the Commission, Mori
Costantino and Harriet Coty.
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ELECTION OF: OFFICERS
The first it of; business wase the election'of"officers-for.1973.
Phil`Jones,moved,
F,
t
seconded by ,Bud Means, that Doc Hoy be nominated
for Chairperson, Sharon'Kelley"thenimoved
e`
,+
seconded by;Art.Walker•
that;;Ph11 Jones•"be"nominated for Chairperson. Phil
=
Jones moved that
nominations "be 'closed: 'Motion was seconded by Art Walker. and
unanimously
carried: Following count of secret ballots Don Hoy
was selected Chairperson.
:,.
Art Walker then moved, seconded by Phil Jones, that Sharon Kelley
be nominated for Vice -Chairperson.
Bud Means then, moved', seconded
by Sharon Kelleyth1
at!Phil Jones be nominated for Vice' -Chairperson
11
.
secMorondostant ha moved that nominations be''closed. Motion was
seconded by Sharon Kelley and",unanimously
y
carried. Following count'
of secret ballots,' Sharon Kelley was
selected Vice -Chairperson.
Mori Costantino then moved,-seconded,by Art Walker, that
a
unanimous vote be -cast for Tom Palmer as Secretary. Said motion
was unanimously carried.'
Commission'ilaterc'
CITY COUNCIL OF
members -with l.a
flaramfiar r:77 .:.I
RSONNEL PROCEDURES AND CLASSIFICATION .
norarndum had,beensent to Commission
:opy.of„the minutes, of the'C,ouncil;imeeting held,
72, indicating; that"the Council had referred the
lures and classiiiication„plan adopted by. :Council
:)n. - for review. `and report ,back in ;terms.i;of ,the issues
Oleson',in two,Ietters presented to Council. The ”
reported that copiesof all''.pertinent.material,were
-ommissionimembers.at;the, beginning of the meeting and
port on classification and pay plan from ''Griffenhagen-
personnel rules_ ands regulations,, and a,,packet,oE'__
ing the 'federal laws, ;rules'; and regulations.cited by:
nd,Clara''Oleion,'s two"letters'to;'Council. Thei
ar`"explained, the details of,:�action taken: thus far
throughout-., the organization ;`
SharonKelley ley noted that:there;,s ;eem6d!to.,be a problem;lwith']
!��'L'
:.:,-,females
-mainly ;:concentrated at', ' the:Avwer�end of the pay .scaJel,
•
,
and'thataffirmative ac tion should ' h ld �be�,ta2k,en to recruit women
�HumanRelations.Commission
,i
,
-
in' th e�,higher,c as,ses.
Minutest January 15, 1973.
Don Hoyr.eue.sted me ers to�stu-dy"rthe material as much�. as-
Page
possible.p: r,iorto thehopedfoi,meeting.with.EEOC;representatives.
% discussion,
Following considerablelon it. was the
concensus.of the
• Commissionito make,,'ev6iy.'effoit' to.m6et.,with .the
;-,
EEOCfield
represent6tive-when the representative is in
Iowa City, and to
be involved in :any,'meeting. which :might be - scheduled wi.th'L
b before the Commission,,
There being no further usinessto come s
t f:�Griffenhagen Kroeger,,�Inc
represen a,ti,ves,vo
In addition,
journe :a
the,...meeting was adjourned 9:3' t O;P.M.
Don,Hoy-suggested-that the -city :staff 'submit
the, repo'rt.'on job .'hires
:�,a,
an 1. ',mi h. - ince - tion of.
nority breakdown ,the d
the 'Affirmative
10
Following suggestions by Sharon: Kelley: 'and
Action' -Program. a
A. :;4- 14_hA rnn cJjQ'L:ion
of the,
Comniss that the
throughout-., the organization ;`
SharonKelley ley noted that:there;,s ;eem6d!to.,be a problem;lwith']
!��'L'
:.:,-,females
-mainly ;:concentrated at', ' the:Avwer�end of the pay .scaJel,
,
and'thataffirmative ac tion should ' h ld �be�,ta2k,en to recruit women
,i
,
-
in' th e�,higher,c as,ses.
Don Hoyr.eue.sted me ers to�stu-dy"rthe material as much�. as-
possible.p: r,iorto thehopedfoi,meeting.with.EEOC;representatives.
•
The.,,Commission closed discussion ofl.the-subject by agreeing
meeting,to`-'spend.ahe next,whether a'.,�speciaI:session or regular,
"s*,,6
:1
on'su stantiv,e issu e f thei`p 1, a*n'.
b before the Commission,,
There being no further usinessto come s
journe :a
the,...meeting was adjourned 9:3' t O;P.M.
:�,a,
id
10
Se6retary,'!
RNS01,U ' I ON NO. 73-32'
Ill?SOLl1TI0N OP AP1)ROVA1, OP CLASS "C" BF 111;RN]T.
iu IT,RCSOLVED BY TIIE'CITY COUNCIL OP IOWA C1'H IOWA, that a
Class "C. Beer Permit application is(hereby`approv'eJ for the fol-
lowing named person or persons: at the: following described locations:
James A. 6 Marilyn J.rMelendy dlia/Kwik'Shop 1814 Lower
:Muscatine.Road
'ctions
Said-approval,shal'1 be,subject to'any conditions or ,restrt
hereafter 'imposed'.;by ordinance: or. state law.
hie City Cler k'shall cause.a re co mm endatio6 for approval to be
endor;seJ ii'pon the';,:application'and forward the same together with the
license fcc; surety,bond.'and all other information'or'documents
requ,ireJ to':the Iowa Beer•and Liquor,.Control Department:i-,
It was moved `by White and.secondeJ by Connell '
that';the,Re'solution as read be, adopted. and; upont roll call there were*
S,.
AYES: NAYS:` ABSENT:
Brandt x
Connell x
Czarnecki x
Ilickerson x
White x
;'"
Pass'ed this 25;' day 0f January- ,19'73
Mayor C.L.Brandt
and 'Members of the City. Council
Warren Hickerson
Patrick White
RobertConnell
Edward Czarnecki
Dear Sirs;
As residents of Lee Street we have genuine concern over
the possibility that 'parking will be removed from both sides
of our street. There_ are certain difficulties inherent in.
such a, plan. Lee Street is bounded on one end by Park Road, -
Oil which there is no parking, on the other end, by River Road,
on which there is no parking. There is no intersecting street.
tiighwood goes only to the 'right 'and is one block in length
divided by four driveways.iThis;means 'that there is very
little ,parking possible within any reasonable distancefrom''
our: homes.
lnIn most cases when parking is ,removed from a major,
thoroughfare there are cross streets with available parkimg
within "'a half block of any home. This isnot the 'case on
Lee Street. In addition those of us on the, lower end of
Lee Street have in several cases steep driveways built
long before this situation arose. These driveways are'not
suitable for ,Quest parking or for the parking of large
delivery or maintenance trucks. We would like to change
them but this is not possible. L2 parking would isolate
us from friends. Entertaining would not belpossible
especially for those of us who would have to ask our
guests to navigate two and a half blocks up a steep hill -
hazardous walking in winter time.
We have accepted and will continue to accept the necessity
for parking on one 'side; only. This makes.good sense. But
w are deeply concerned about the effect of no parking
on our normal lives and those of our neighbors. :
Our opposition to no parking is not opposition to the
bus service. We greatly appreciate and use the bus daily.
There is little traffic on Lee Streot so that the bus has
not presented a traffic problem t.o.us, nor has it seemed
to create any? traffic problem.
Wo hope you will give serious consideration to the unique
problems of our street,
Sincerely yours',
MAYOR LLOYD L. TURN ee CZTY HALL STATE..OF IOWA 50705
January 16, 1973
Mayor C. L. Brandt
City Hall
Iowa City, Iowa
Dear Mayor:
As you are well aware, the Iowa State Highway Commission has released
its new. Five. -year Program involving construction throughout the State of
Iowa on Primary highways, as well as the Interstate system. It becomes
annarent quite rapidly that the Commission and its funding will never
catch up in the development of the Freeway system and repair and improve-
ment of Primaries that are needed throughout our State under present
funding conditions:
Commissioner, Robert Rigler has suggested the possibility of bonding for
highway improvements within the State. His contention is that a certain
percentage of the Freeway system could be contracted and completed each
year for eight or ten years with the bond money and in turn the Primary
system would be more rapidly improved. The State of Kansas has just
recently instituted a'bonding program that probablymost closely fits the
kind of program Mr. Rigler`is speaking of.
Senator Bart Schwieger of Waterloo intends to introduce legislation during
this session of the Iowa Legislature to allow bonding specifically for the
purposes of completing,Highwari520 from Sioux City.to Dubuque. I,personally,
agree wholeheartedly with the Commissioner and with Senator Schwieger and
suggest to you that our endorsement of this kind of program could be of great
benefit. Your reaction to this kind of program is most important. Would you
kindly respond to this letter so that I may have an indication from you in
carrying the idea forward.
Looking forward to }fearing from you very shortly.
Yours ,very truly,
*�side-nt
urner, Mayor.
LLT/lk of Iowa League of Municipalities.
by
THE UNIVERSITY VER
SIT
YOFI
IOWA
IOWA CITY, IOWA szzso
University Hospitals
Department o/ Orthopaedic Surgery
Area 318: 356.288
If no answer, 358-1810
12 January 1973
Mr. Timothy Brandt,.Mayor
Civic Center
Iowa Cit
Iowa 52M2
Y, 40 ,.
Dear Mr. Mayor:
I am responding to the proposal before the City Council that parking
be eliminated on some of the: streetsdesignated as "bus routes." b
am.a_resident of 421_Lee Street and -would-be directly affected by
this decision. As a;'newcomer to the town, I have been most'. impressed
With the promptness and convenience of the,Iowa City bus, service. It
is obbious'that there are several streets;in this town which make (`
maneuvering a large bus extremely difficult. I also realize that it
is 'much easier to put forth 'a blanket proposal rather than make an'!'
individual ,ldecision :for each" involved street. L trust'that'the
underlying thought was that individual consideration for exceptions
would be permitted when requested by members of the, community.
It is in this vein that I would like to request closer scrutiny of
the hardship that such a move would make on the residents of Lee Street.
To disallow parking on such a street where there is often little
alternative ':because'of its :unique terrain and access, would certainly
notbe desirable. On the other hand, we are enjoying our newly -granted
bus service and to withdraw the bus from our street would also not be
desirable. It is my request that the problem of Lee Street be given,
individual consideration for possible exception to the proposed decision.
Sincerely yours,
John P. Albright, M.D.
is
JPA:ko
ti
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RUSOLUT ION NO 73-39
RESOLUTION" 01: APPROVAL OP CLASS "C" BITER PERMIT.
IS Ii ('f RESOLVED
Class "C"Beer
BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF IOIVA CITV', IOWA, that a
Permit application is hereby approved for the fol-
lowing named person or
persons at the following described locations:
��� c�C
trrl C5 Ott` �JCc���, ri1� CGw �*c1 V nojlk_l,
Said approval shall
hcreafter_i m osed b
be subject to any conditions or restrictions
P Y
ordinance
ance.or state law,
,
'rhe City Clerk
endorsed upon the `;appli"cation
shall cause a recommendation for approva L_to be,.-.
license fee,
'and forward the same together with the
'
surety t
required to`the Iowa
bond and all other information ordocuments
Beer
and LiquoriControl Department".'
It was,moved,bY
that the Resolution
Connell and seconded b
as be
read adopted, and,uponlroll callHthereowere:
AYES': NAT'S:' ABSENT:
;
Brandt
x
Connell
x
Czarnecki
x
Ilickerson
x
White
x
Passed this
I
I
�3 day of �OJYUlCSSUI 19
F �3
I .
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APPRAISAL REVIEW SUMMARY
Property Identification
r:
20-22 'East College
Major tenant: Total Look School of Cosmetology
Owner: V.F.W. Post #2581
-'
AT)praisa1s .
'A.
$" 115 000.00
) :Used ,in staff recom- f
B. .$ 134.500.00
) mendation of,"FMV
C. $ 89.000.00
Limits of Offer
Minimum Price $
124 750:00•
Maximum Price $
134 b00.00
Recommendation; (1=10-73
,) :.
Staff recommends
fair market value of
$
126.100.•00
* Plus Immovable
Fixtures of $22,872..00.
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Parcel 84-11
V - F - W. -Post #2581
January 10, 1973'
To: File
From: Real.Estate Coordinator
Subject,: Appraisal review setting Fair Market Value.
The appraisals are somewhat apart and the differences deserve.
Comment' In their market comparisons on a square foot basis,
Waters is $13.16
at per squarefbot and IAR Co. is at $11.00.
IAR Co. has a Gross Return Multiplier of 6;75, while Waters
does not develop one. A G.R.M. was developed from his appraisal,
however',,and it is.about 9.15. This in my opinion is too high.
The income approach is another place where theyare somewhat'
apart: -These differences are 'as follows.
IAR Co. Waters
1st Floor Economic Rent $8 5 76 —0p e r me. :$950.00
2nd.Floor Economic Rent .,..450.00_...,, 00
$1315.00 $1225.00
Annual Economic Rent$15,780.00' $14�,700.00
•
E\pensesi 4 843.00 5`327.00
Net 'Income $10,937.00 9,373.00
]:,Cap. jjRate 9V7%
$121;522.00 $133,900.00
Some oftheabove'diffeTence could ,be -reconciled if both'
appraiser's had used the same tax figures. Waters Used
$2,355.00 and IAR Co. used $2i9O2.00.
A check!atthe Court House revealed that, although ;the V. F�.� IV
.paid taxes of $2,355.00 in 1972 their actual taxes would have
been $2,902.00 if they had not Leen a service club. In figuring
the worth of a building by using the income approach and using
estimated economic -rents, the tax.,wouldAave to be'figured
from the assessed valuation and not the discounted tax.
Waters income approach should then have.547.00 additi�onal
expenses. His income approach would then show: Net Income
$8826-00 + 7% $126,086.00,
rounded to $126,100.00.
With the tax adjustment the ap�raisers are much closer in the
income estimates of value .... 121,SOO.00 vs. $126,100.00.
I am going to recommend a Market Value of $126,100-00 because
Waters used as low a'cap rate as could possibly be justified,
(7%) his
•
and support for the marketvalue via the square foot
t
CIE.udy.A.s.not. overly convincing�, On the -other hand,
IAR CO.'s figure of $11-00 per square foot is lower than Waters,
however, they do not provide any explicit support for it and
I feel it is probably a little low';
2e cx�ez,
Rody R. Parsons,'
p
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:CITYOF IOWA: l► 1
. COURTHOUSE IOWA CITY, IOWA 52240 TELE%IONE 328 ,370
You are invited to attend a briefing concerning the purpose
and objectives of the activities that wilktake place within
she community during an On -Sita Emergency; Operational Readi-
ness Assistance Team Survey to be conducted by the Iowa
Civil Defense Division and Defense Civil Preparedness Agency.
:he briofing will be conducted at the Iowa or
January
---..----.-.—., January 29, 1973 from 2:00 P. Mi to 3:00 P.M.
Your attendance at phis'informative meeting is important and ;
will be very much appreciated. -
'If;,..
The On -Site Assistance Team would like to interview
DU when they conduct, their survey. You will be contacted
'by the Johnson Couna;/funidipal Civil Defense Agency to ar-
,
7 n; interview .app intman.. Your ll ar0ripat,i On in this
ocan government;emer
ngibrle, which are?;nla
;I
ns 'aTheseelemen`tsl-
1 n inorgahi.zationa.l
>ibi,lities, and the
e" program. is ao-''ap
s di rect, 16n -si te;.;
diness survey tfi'at
uture acti"on.
uy cnvse partes
concerned with such information`.
IOl'1A PUKIC LIBRARY STATISTICAL REPORT --
Year ending December 31;`'1972 "'
I.
Nage or Library IOWA CITY PUBLIC LIBRARY
�.
2.,
Addre, 1307 East College CITY Iowa'City, 'Iowa
ZIP 92240
3.
Librarian Jack W. Hurkett
1NME
NIu%9;
ANAUNT RECEIVED
4
i
S.
City or torn Iowa City
$ 189;243 19
1173(q;
5.
Cotnty. served Johnson" County(11-,_30)
7.1,822.54;...
6,
To. hip (s) •soae3 _Lone,.Tree;
$ ,626.'06'
F
North LibErty
„•$ 742:00��
_ Universitv Heiahts
$ 5,666.'50
111 ,30')
/.
'Fires
10.399.76
"o.:
Gifts is _ Gifts & Bequests
$., 1,668.58
G
Brubaker Endowment
0.00:
9.`.-10`
er (Specif^Telephone commission
70.24
1)
Total Inco e
$
205238.8 1
11.;
Bala:-0,1: hs.d at bP9:Gb11r19 cf 1972
$
9;761.11
12.
Are r,=,~ �z 1 , .� 1 it" as PS...1de:1 _ln addition to income? Yes " No
'i
If those are, pr rind in e.33iti6;.estimate value
$ —" x
fE
:, E DIT[T31ES
Life Insurance (cumula ive o,-30-72)
400.61
13,
Salaries $l,aves (does not include Work -Study)
$117;957.62
Health Insurance
r
Loa c.; p 1u1; C,-1 (CD binding)
$ 43 402.59
r
15.
:Fariclicals pura'iarcl (includes microfilm)
4,445.11
�'
.. .. ......
14
16.-;.Building
improvements (local money)
$
A 021. 41
-- ----------
Capital improvements (local money)
$
U-
17.
Payments to Cooperative in 1972
3,344.30
eal
hase r of)
Films(purc nt
Is.,
Other,(Specif�) Binding
$
10`427.50
Commodities
91654.15
Services/Charges
17,904.67*
-ff3'.fts & Bequests fu
2,687.23
Brubaker fund
1,266.94
19.
Total expenditures
210084'.50
,
Balance on hand at end of. 1972,
4,915.42
BCOKI.STOCK
ONLY BOOKS YOUR LIBRARY OWNS
vt
ADULT. JUVENILE
TOTAL"�
2
oltm, o;
V C's at beginning f I year:
58i5 121 29�`21W,
`87 0790'
97
22.
V0lumes added by PURCHASE
6,17 5 3 0,201
911,378
DURING THC YEAR
13.
Volumes added by GIFTS
�395 7
61,
during the year
24.
f B f ISTL
'Re eTence oo s from
---------
-
-
25.
Total
65,1421 21491
97,635
26 :
",Vo3xim. as withdrim-rh during year
f 2 919 1 20
4 1.2 6:
(subtract)
27Grand
Total volumes at end
62,22331 i8
93,509
of tiie,year
Do NOT count p
-ie books on loan from the cooperative
or
ISTLIas p art of
youTITBook Stock"
CIRCULATION
Please
show the total circulation. This means your own books AND books on
loan frowthe cooperative and/ur Iowa State Traveling:Library.
includes C6116 Work-Study:costs:
ge,
3G. �
37,
38.'
Total num er of borrowers
Library has shown'.a film program,of 16 mm films`on Thurs
I Juvenile
day%:evenings. ',rigures,'for,the circulation and number `of
Ci
_
viewers'is'provided below.,
5,376
Art Print circulation - 1,163
County,or Area
8mm films circulation.- 2,340
732
16mm films/viewers - 474 / 13,325
Total
17,388
6,108
These figures are not included in the Grand.Total below.
Nult
on Fict.
Adult
emiction
Adult
Juvenile
! Book
Phono
Grand i
Magazines
Total
Total';,Records
III
Total`
'
*
*
28.
Main Libra
198,606
247.,943446,54
20,481;
467,03
29.
Branches F,
----
-------
- - -
-------
Stations
30.
Booknobile
----
-------
-------
--------
--'--
----- ----
------
31.
Total
*
*
198,606
247,943446,54
20,481 I467,03p
32.,
Number of Branches 0 34. 146mber of.Bookmobiles 0
A'wnber, of Stations 0 3S. hiIInber of:'Stops 0
DORRONAiRS
c;
3G. �
37,
38.'
Total num er of borrowers
Adult
I Juvenile
Total
Ci
15,273
5,376
20;649
County,or Area
-2,115:
732
2 847
Total
17,388
6,108
23,996'
SALARY *
HRS./WEAK
POSITION
Library Director
$1150
40
lint
Librarian II
906
40
Librarian II
8¢2
40
Librarian II
782
40
Librarian 11
586.50
30
Librarian I
507
30
Librarian.I
338
20
Librarian I
3.50%hr..
10
Secretary
436
40
._
CS, II'
_ ez
360 ,;
.
30k-Typist
Clerk-Typist II
458
40..
Clerk-TYpist'II.
396
40
,.
`
Clerk-Typist I'
360,
.
1-401
Clerk-Typis t I
.36.0
40 '
r
Clerk.Typist I
'360
40,
Clekr-Typist I
342
40
y
`
Building,Maintenance Man
530
40
_
Page
1.97/hr.
40'
Page
1.75/hr.
40
Page
1.75/hr:
10
"
Page
1=1.70/hr.
15;
Page1.70/hr.
20,
Page
1.70/hr.
30
PO e.
4
1.70/h r.
15
College Work -Study
1.1.97/hr.** 15
College Work -Study
1.97/hr.
15
College Work -Study
'•1.97/hr.
15
Colelge,Work-Study
1.97/hr.
:15
College':47ork-Study
1.97/hr.
15
,
College Work -Study
1..70/hr.
15
=
College Work -Study
1.70/hr.
15
College Work -Study
1.70/hr.-
15
'.C011ege':-.Work-Study .�..
1.70/hr.
15
*unless''otherwise indicated, salary
is per month,
based on 12-31-72
rate
**,,'Iowa City pays 20%%of.salaryplus
5taxes
, ',•
_,., „
INFORMAL COUNCIL DISCUSSION
JANUARY 23, 1973
The Iowu' City Council met in informal session oc 1,2:30 o'clock P.H.
on Tuesday, January 23, 1973 in the Conference Room at the Civic Center.
Councilmen present were, Brandt, Connell, Czarnecki, Uickerono and White.
Absent: None. Others present: Klaus, Hayek, Bowers, Uouohuu, 0pecr,
Kraft, Pugh, Ahhuct^
� The meeting was set for discussion of Urban Renewal. Before discussion
`
started, Atty. John Hayek presented a picture toLoren Hickerson depicting.
a scene from the First Alumni Tour to the Rose Bowl. �
�
�
. City Manager Day Wells commented that a periodical report was made to
�
the Council to keep them informed of the progress in Urban Renewal. Mayor �
�
Brandtreported on the meeting i� nCbiva&o of sLaff and developers, the
� general conclusion was that the city should get out of the development
�
business. He also stated that the new concept was being accepted by the
downtown businessmen he had talked with. �
�
The Council discussed the timetable for o package; development of 13 �
acres.or transition zone dependent on nature & extent of downtown .money;
allcity meetiu&s.aud transactions are public record; u moratorium on
�
�
individual site development; area south of Burlington; Council Bluffs and
Sioux City plans; no large corporation with driving interest incommunity �
� to serve as focal point; if package deal put together now, a year away �
� fromstarting construction; biggest hurdle is appraisals; flexibility �
�
of plan;' 'need for plan change fromresidential bank to commercial;
demolition contracts, city owned buildings; Breeze property; mass transit,
accommodate Medical Center, major terminal underground.
The second item discussed was the Building Code. DennisKraft, Director
�
of Cnuououity Development outlined the reasons why the workable program was not
reoert1fi`d. To rectify this be off 'red two uptinos, adoption of the State
Building Code Package o making amendments to the State Plumbing Code, An
Atty. General's opinion has been asked for cnuc~oiu& city inspection of state
�
buildings, fees and permits involved. Council discussion included the following:
�
implications of city staff size; HUD preference,' adopt State Building Code;
�
�State Building Code Official &SCote 'Building Code Committee, 7 persons
�
appoioted bythe Governor, one from Iona City in Earl Yoder; arguments for
or against plastic pipe;,difference in cost between plaotic& copper pipe �
`
inhome building, $400 to 8500,; Rumex vs conduit; if builders want the nbuoQe;
if the use of plastic pipe is pointed out to the purchaser, (no); status of
Jefferson Building, lot two floors are inspected; any recommendations from
our 9lumbioQ:Doord? Mr. Kraft proposed to check with DDD to see if their
requirements are metby the City's adoption of the Uniform oid&, Code in its
'
entirety, &tn check if there is any conflict with the State Code. Mc.
Bowers was directed to get i ut from our Plumbing Board, before the
Council � makes
u decision. �
�
• The City Attorney reported on the pa
kin
g
r
em
P
case
and
the
additional
io
nal
conclusions of Law., The League. of Municipalities is considering fiLing,a brief on
behalf of the League in support of our position if we appeal. if the ruling
is correct, Sioux City* Des Moines and Dubuque', parking ramps could be invalid
too. Concerning revenue from the system paying a portion of street main-
tenance from road use tax funds, all other cities do exactly as we do. All
Ordinances agree also that revenue from the entire system pays for a facility.
The League is 'concerned that only parking meter receipts, not sticker or gate
revenue can, be used, most ramps are gate type.
The Council then discussed the following: Previous bond issues, recom-
based on Judge Vietor's
mendations from bonding consultants and attornies
a facility out the facility
ruling on University case, that you must pay for en
itself; implications if City does not appeal, anyone 'could challenge future
Judges findings; meters -a traffic control
issues; feasibility of following
device not a revenue'device; Home Rule basis for financing revenue bond is
entirely different; decision affects revenue bonding, that we have indirectly
financed revenue bonds by road use tax money; effect of ruling if Home Rule
Finance section is adopted, doesn't change opinion now given; time period -
will ask Chief Justice for special assignment because of public question in-
volved, decision could be June or July.
Councilman White stated there were obviously some questions to be answer -
clarification could be obtained by legislative ruling.
ad, and felt that
he appeal, our system provides for ultimate
Councilman Hickerson supported t
• decision at the State level.