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REGULAR
METING OF
AUGUST 7, 1973
4:00 P. m.
PRESENT
ABSENT
BRANDT
CONNEU✓
CZARNECKI
HICKERSON
WHITE
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MINUTES OF A REGULAR COUNCIL MEETING
AUGUST 7, 1973
4,0O P,M,
The Iowa City 'City Council met in regular session on the
7th day of August, 1973 at 9:00 o'clock P.M. in the Council
Chambers of the Civic Center. Mayor Brandt presiding.
Members present: Brandt, Connell, Hickerson. Absent:
Czarnecki and White. The invocation was given by Rev. Jack
Zerwas,;First'Presbyterian 'Church. '
It was moved by Hickerson and seconded by,Connell to
consider the amount read a full reading, and to approve the
minutes'of the Council meeting of July 31, 1973, subject to
correction. Motion carried.
It was moved by Connell and seconded by i. Hickerson to`defer
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approval of the bills until after Item ��• Motion carried.
It was moved by Hickerson and seconded by Connell to receive
the minutes of the Iowa _C'tv Housing Commission meetings of
July 5th and July 18th,,and the Iowa Citv
16th and July 30, 1973. Motion
Commission meetings of July
carried.
It was moved by Connell and seconded by ,Hickerson to adopt
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the Resolution to Issue Cigarette Permit to Russ' Super
'aye',
Upon roll call, Brandt, Connell and Hickerson; voted
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Czarnecki and White absent. Motion carried.
It was moved by Connell and seconded by Hickerson, to adopt
the Resolution approving the Class C Beer Permit application
call Brandt,
for'Hy-Vee Food Store, 227 E. Kirkwood. Upon roll
'aye', Czarnecki and White absent.
Connell and Hickerson voted
Motion carried.
It was moved by Connell and seconded by Hickerson to adopt
the Resolution approvin a Class B Beer Permit application for
Memorial Union, at
the 'gtate Board of Regents at the Iowa
and
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University of Iowa. Upon roll call Conne , Hic erson
White absent. Motion carried.
Brandt voted 'aye', Czarnecki and
It was moved by Connell and seconded by ',Hickerson to adopt
the Resolution approving a'Class C Beer -and -,Liquor Control
Ujju ue —Opon roll
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License application n for Donnell s 119 SoutH
Brandt and Connell voted 'aye Czarnecki and
call Hickerson,
White absent. Motion carried.
It was moved by Hickerson and seconded by Connell to adopt
License
the Resolution approving a Class C Beer and'Lic. Control
IN 330 Washington. Upon roll
Application for Fox Sams, Inc'., C__zarnecki an d
aye
call Brandt,'Connell and, Hickerson voted ,
White absent. 'Motion carried.
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It was moved by Connell and seconded by Hickerson to
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approve the application for one taxicab from the Super Cab_,
Inc. Motion carried.
It was moved by Connell and seconded by Hickerson to
adopt the Resolution approving Class B Beer Permit application
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for Pizza Hut 1921 Keokuk Street. Upon roll call Brandt,
Connell, Hickerson, voted 'aye', Czarnecki and White 'absent.
Motion carried.
It was moved by Hickerson and seconded by Connell that
the letter from Edward'Schaack'concerning a recycling project
for '• IowaCity, be received and filed. :Motion carried.
It was moved by Connell and seconded by Hickerson that
withdrawing
the letter from Leo Morrissey, BPO Elks Lodge #590;
Liquor
the Elks application for a Sunday Beer and permt,'be
received and filed. Motion carried. The City Attorney was
advised to,still iseek the Attorney General's opinion.
It was moved by Hickerson and seconded by Connell that
Annual
the letter from Donald Canney,, inviting city officials to
Conference and Governmental Workshop of League of Iowa Mun-
th,
icipalities in Cedar Rapids,.. October 3rd through t e
be !received and filed. !Motion carried.
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It was moved by Hickerson and seconded by Connell that
the letter of resignation 'from Robert__L. Morris from the
Commission; be received with
Johnson County Environmental Quality
be thanked for his services, also to
regret and Mr. Morris
best wishes - for improved health. Motion carried.
convey
It was moved by Hickerson and seconded by Connell that
Bristol
the letter from Robert' Li sius requesting bus service on
discussed with dis-
Drive and Dubuque Road, be received and
cussions on the budget. Motion carried.
It was moved by Connell and seconded by Hickerson that the
Petition from residents of Bristol Drive and Dubu ue Road re-
time.
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questing us service be received' and discussed at budget
Motion carried.
It was moved by Hickerson and seconded by Connell that the
of the
letter from Ray Mossman,'Business Manager and Treasurer
the alley in Blo
vacation of
University''of Iowa,, requesting an
of Iowa City; be received and referred to the City Manager and
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the Planningand Zoning Commission for recommendation back to
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t -e ounci motion carried.
It was moved by Hickerson and seconded by Brandt that the
Council
letter from Councilman Robert J. Connell, informing the
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of his resignation from the City Council effective September 1,
1973 be received with great reluctance. Motion carried.
It was moved by Hickerson and seconded by Connell that the
notice of Public hearing from Bryce Harthoorn, Iowa Department
as
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of Environmental Qua lit on air pollution control related
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to proposed ru es dna relate amen ents to plementation
12th, be received and referred to the City
Plan, September
Manager for advise tothe Council>on its implications, and:a
copy to the Johnson County Commission on Environmental
sent
Quality. Motion carried.'
It was moved by Connell and seconded by Hickerson that the
the Johnson'
letter from JohniAmidon Administrative Assistant to
e
County Board'of Supervisors requesting t e City to,inves iga
arrison
the possibility or use Y the Count Governmen o
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the Federal Parking Lot,
�treet etween the ,Court House and
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be received and the city manager be directe :to pis
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Chairman of the Board of Supervisors to see if this is an
official request from the Board. Motion carried. ;
it moved by Hickerson and seconded by Connell that
was
'Adrian Historic Preservation
the fetter from Anderson,State
Officer stating that the College Block Building has been
been.antered
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esi noted a National Historic Place and has
and
in the National Register of Historic Places,; be L=8cived
filed. Motion carried.
It was moved by Hickerson and seconded by Connell that
the letter from Robert Ha s Executive'Director:of the League
of Iowa Municipalities, notifying the City of the approva
of the City's
of a $S OOO.00 grant to be used in development
the to be used for the
personnel office, and stating procedures
be received and filed. The city Manager
receipt of this money,
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City was chosen from 9
_ commented that Iowa
Motion carried.
It was moved by,Hickerson and seconded; by Connell that the
Inc.
tter from Roland Lefebure District Director M.D.A.A.
the New
extending an invitation to the Mayor to appear on
and filed, and the
Jerry Lewis Labor Day 'Telethon, be received
Motion carried'.
Mayor encourage to participate.
It was moved by Hickerson, and seconded by Connell that the
second reading of the'ordinance Amending Zoning Ordinance
be deterred
Establishing Standards and Requirements for Signs,
to August 21, 1973 meeting. Motion carried
City Clerk Abbie stolfus gave the second reading of the
Part S• from RIA to Rib
Ordinance Rezoning:Bryn Mawr He.ights_, — ...
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Zone.
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It was moved by Hickerson and seconded by Connell to defer
the third reading of the OrdinanceChanging the Name of Certain
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Platted Streets (Gilbert) in the City of Iowa City, to the
August 21, 1973 meeting. Motion carried.
It was moved by,Connell and seconded by Hickerson to defer
the Resolution' Approving and Providing for the Execution of the
First Amendatory Contract, Amending Grant
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pital
t Iowa RZ-14 between o United
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StatesContraGovernment,
Government, forone week, pending HUD clarification.
ion.
Motion carried.
The City ,Attorney clarified procedure necessary to place
deleted sidewalks at 1430 and 1506 Rochester Avenue back in
the 1973 Sidewalk Assessment Program._ He requested a motion
to approve the City entering into agreement with the property
" owners who would waive all requirements in Chapter 391A of the
Code of Iowa.' It was moved by Hickerson 'and 'seconded'by Connell
that this matter be handled in accordance with the 'City Attorney's
recommendations involving ',the preparation of 'appropriate agree-
ments for Council approval to accomplish the construction of
these sidewalks. Motion` carried.
It was moved by'Hickerson and seconded by Connell to adopt
the Resolution Approving contract and bond for the L.L. Pelling
Company, Inc., for 1973 Surface Treatment with Base Preparation-
repara ion
Project.
Project. ,Upon roll call Brandt, Connell and Hickerson voted
'aye', Czarnecki and' -White absent. Motion carried.
It was moved by, Hickerson and seconded by Connell that
no action was needed concerning Awarding the Contract for the
Transit Building' Modification Project, as concurrence had not
been received from the Department of Transportation on the plans
and specifications. Motion carried.
It was moved by Connell and seconded by Hickerson to adopt
the Resolution to remove and change parking meters on Capitol
Street. .Upon roll call Connell, Hickerson and Brandt voted _�('U�
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F aye', Czarnecki and White absent. Motion carried.
It was moved by Hickerson and seconded by Connell to approve
the bills subject to audit. Motion carried. The 'Item had been
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deferred from the 'beginning of the meeting. "
City Manager Ray Wells,reported,on an agreement with the
Johnson County Department of Social Services including 1) hiring
of a'youth co-ordinator to be supervised by Social Services,
2) advisory board acceptable,' and 3) utilization of grants for
financial assistance. Henotedthat the basic intent was that
the Department of Social Services would be directly responsible'
to 'the Council for conduct of this program. It was moved by
Hickerson ''and seconded by'Connell -that the City Manager and the
City Attorney be authorized to proceed with contract development
as outlined by the City Manager. Motion carried.
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AGENDAi
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AUGUST'.7, 1973 4:00 P.M.':
Item No. 11'
MEETING TO 'ORDER
ROLL ;'CALL:1 abtekrt
INVOCATION .S2"6yyonaeGwcG.
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Item No. 2
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READING OF MINUTE$$ FOR REGULAR COUNCIL MEETING �Fj,�QyP
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JULY. 31, 1973.- ')J1C Svbj to �a/rrctro
Item No. 3
PUBLIC DISCUSSION
Item No. 4
APPROVAL OF BILLS.
Comment:
Bills in the amount of $183,247:55 are submitted for
approval.
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'Item No. 15
RECEIVE MINUTES OF BOARDS AND COMMISSIONS.
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a. Iowa City Housing Commission minutes ofLJuly 5, `
1973sand July 18, 1973,meetings.
b. Iowa City Human Relations',Commission minutes 'of. Lf
16, 1973'and July 30`, 1973 meetings.
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Item No. 6
ISSUANCE OF PERMITS.
a. Consider resolution to issue Cigarette Permits.
Action:
b. 'Consider resolution to approve:Class CiBeer Permit
application for Hy -Vee Food Store, 227 .E. Kirkwood.
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C. Consider resolution to approve Class B Beer Permit
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application ,f6r State.'Board of Regents at Iowa
Memorial:Uniont University of Iowa.
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Action:
d. Consider resolution to approve Class C Beer and
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Liquor:'.Cont�ol�License.application,for Donnellys.,�co'_
119 South Dubuque.
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e. Consider ion to approve Class C Beer and
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'Liquor ControlLfcens6 �application forFox 'NSams
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Inc., 330 Washing on.
Actio'n:
f. Consider approval of a taxicab application for The
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Super Cab, Inc.
Action:
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9. consider resolution. to approve Class B Beer Permit'
application for East Moline.Pizza Hut, 'Inc. dba/
Pizza Hut, 1921 Keokuk Street.
Action:
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CORRESPONDENCE TO THE COUNCIL.
a. Letter from Edward Schaack concerning a recycling
project'for Iowa City.
Action
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b. L etter from Leo J.,Mor rissey, BPO Elks Lodge
withdrawing -the Elks application for a Sunday
beer liquor permit.
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C. 'Letter from Donald J. Canney, inviting City officials
to the:'Annual Conference and Governmental Workshop
g p eld in
of the 'Lea ue`of Iowa Muni i al ties, to be h
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CCedari.Rapids'on October 3,'4, and 5, 1973.
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Action:
d. -Letter from Robert. L. Morris informing the Council
of his6resignation from the Johnson County
Commission.
IEnvironmental.Qual'ity
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e. Letter from Robert,M. Lipsius requesting bus service
Dubuque'Road.
on Bristol Drive andI
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Action:
n from residents of Bristol Drive and.
f. Petition o.
Dubuque load'requesting bus service on those, streets.
Action'.
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g, Letter from Ray Mossmn, Business Manager and
,,University of Iowa requesting the, vacation
TreaSurer'
of Iowa City.
alley in Block��yy4
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h. Letter`.`from Robert J. Connell informing the Council'
ofhis resignation from the City Council effective
September 1,,>1973.
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i Correspondence from Bryce E. Harthoorn,;Iowa
De'pirtment''of Environmental Quality.
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Letterfrom:John iAmi•Edon ' Administrative-Assi taut
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; the', Johnson Count :Board of..Supervisors, Q p, to Y
conccrning an ;;investigation of the County using Z
Harrison Street;;between the County Home location
�d the Federal Parking lot.
Action:
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k. Letter from Adrian Anderson, State Historic,
Preservation officer, stating that the College
Block`'', uilding has ',been designated a National`.'
His toric ':Place and entered in the National Register
of,.Historic, Places.
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1 Letter from Robert E. Hays, Executive Director,
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League of"Iowa Mu p ,,
of the approval of;a grant for $5000 to be used in
the development Iof the City lei personnel office and
stating the procedures tobe used for the receipt
of this money.
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Item No. 7
(Continued)
M. Letter from Roland H. Lefebure, District Director,
M:D.A.A. Inc., extendinan invitation 'to the''Ma
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t((o/'appear onrthe New Jerry,Lewis',Labor Day Tel
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Item No. 8
CONSIDER ORDINANCE AMENDING ZONING ORDINANCE ESTABLISHING
STANDARDS AND REQUIREMENTS FOR SIGNS': "'(SECOND READING)
Comment:
The public hearing on this proposed sign ordinance was
held'at the June 12, 1973 Council meeting. I''The:._initial
public hearing was held over a year ago and:since that
time 'several amendments have been incorporated into the
- current ordinance.
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Item No. 9
CONSIDER ORDINANCE REZONING BRYN MAWR HEIGHTS 'PART 5
FROM'R1A TO R1B ZONE. '(SECOND READING)
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Comment-
Bryn Mawr Heights,`, Inc. has requested a rezoning of
13.4,8 ;acres of property east and west of,a southward
extension of Sunset Street. At its June 28, 1973'i,meeting
the Planning andliZoning'Commission .recommended'approval
by,a 470 vote. The staff concurs with the recommendation.
Public hearing was held July 24, 1973.
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Item No. 10
CONSIDER ORDINANCE CHANGING THE NAME OF CERTAIN PLATTED
STREETS IN THE CITY OF IOWA CITY, IOWA.:'' (THIRD'.READING)`
Comment:
This ordinance involves changing the 'names of parts of
Sand ,:Road and Linn Street to Gilbert'Street and part of
GilbertGilbert Court.
11yStreet
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Item
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CO N SID ER RESOLUTION APPROVING AND ,PROVIDING FOR THE
EXECUTION OF ,THE: FIRST AMENDATORY CONTRACT,, AMENDING
LOAN AND CAPITAL GRANT CONTRACT IOWA`R-14 BETWEEN -THE
CITY; OF IOWA CITY, AND THE UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT.
Comment:
This item was deferred from July 31, 1973.i' The City
staff is still conferring with HUD officials and
re uests that the item be deferred'
4 until a;,staff report
is, ready•.
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CONSIDER.RESOLUTION APPROVING CONTRACTAMENDMENT FOR THE'
1973 'SIDEWALK ASSESSMENT PROGRAM.
Comment::
At the City, Council meeting held on'Ju1 10; 1973, under
Item No. 16 a resolution was passed.deleting that
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sidewalk in front.of 1430 and '1506 Rochester Avenue from
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the 'program'. The reason thatrthese sidewalks,: were
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deleted was' extra' cost of'the retaining wall in front
of these properties. A "tenative agreement has now been'''
reached with the affected property ';owners whereby the
property owners accept the responsibility maintenance
,for
of a two to one slope which would run from'a three foot
retainingwall ; as >
, shown on ,the original plans, back
towards the property lines. This resolution would place
the sidewalk adjacent'to these properties back into
this.'sidewalk construction program. ,`The staff recommends
approval of''this resolution. Deferred from ',July;31;
1973:
Action:,
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Item No. 13,
CONSIDER'RESOLUTION APPROVING CONTRACT AND BOND FOR THE
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L.L. PEELING COMPANY, INC. FOR THE 1973 SURFACE TREATMENT
WITH,BASE ',PROJECT.;"
PREPARATION
Comment:
This resolution approves the Mayor's'signature on the
contract and bond 'for :award of this contract. The
award of this contract was made at the City,', Council
meeting on July"31 1973
! at Item No. 15.
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• MINUTES OF A REGUJ R ifflCIL MEETING
JULY 1. y 5
4.00 P,M,
The Iowa City city Council met in regular session on ,the
31st 'day of July, 1973,at 4:00 P.M. in the Council Chambers of
the Civic Center.Mayor Brandt presiding.
Members present: Brandt, Connell, Hickerson and White,
(4:12). Absent: Czarnecki. The invocation was given by Msgr._
Cletus Madsen of St. Wenceslaus Catholic Church.
The Clerk noted a correction on Page 4, Line 18 to read
22 1/2 feet', and it was 'moved by Hickerson and seconded by
Connell that the minutes of the regular council meeting of
July 24, 1973 be approved subject to correction.' Motion carried.
It was -moved by Connell and seconded by Hickerson that
the'm'inutes of the Parks and Recreation Commission meeting of
July ll, 1973 and the minutes of the Planning and zoning Commission
meeting of July 26,',1973,be received and filed. Motion carried.
It was moved by Connell and seconded by Hickerson, to adopt
the Resolution to issue Cigarette Permit for Rochester Avenue DX,
2233 ',Rochester Avenue. Upon roll, call Connell, Hickerson and
Brandt voted 'aye', Czarnecki & White absent. Motion carried.
It was moved by Connell and seconded by Hickerson to adopt
the Resolution to refund cigarette permit for the,Blue Raider,
329 South Gilbert. Upon roll call Hickerson, Brandt and Connell
voted 'ayes', Czarnecki and White ,absent. Motion carried.
It was moved by Hickerson and seconded by Connell that the
letter from Scott Barker, Attorney for Bryn Mawr Heights concerning
readings', of the Ordinance rezoning Part Five from RIA to RIB
zone, be received' and filed. Motion carried.
It was moved by Connell and seconded by Hickerson that the
petition from local property owners concerning use of residential
property at 3104 Alpine Court for a sanitation business by Ralph
Schuur, be received and filed and referred to the city Manager
for report back to the Council. Motion carried.
It was moved by Hickerson ,and seconded by Connell that
the letter from Pamela Ruda Concerning suggestion for parking
on Carriage Hill Street be received and, referred to the City
or recommendation back
Manager and Director of Public Works f
to the Council. Motion carried.
. It was moved by Connell and seconded by Hickerson that the
letters from Eric Schiller and the Donald Evans', Jr. concerning
a recycling project in 'Iowa City be received and filed: Motion
carried'.
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• it was moved by Hickerson and seconded by Connell that the
two letters from Jim Ryan, PAT Coordinator, concerning the
Landlord-Tenant ordinance and the Iowa City Housing Commission,
be received and filed. Motion carried.
After discussion and comment by the Mayor concerning-the
Council registering a protest to any increase of electrical charges,
it was moved by Hickerson and seconded by Connell that the letter
from,D.R. Stichnoth, Vice President of Iowa-,Illinois Gas and
Electric Company, concerning notice of revision to electric rate
schedule, bereceivedand filed and referred to the City 'Manager
and the ,City Attorney for study and reporting', recommended action
for the Council.Motion' carried;
It was moved by Hickerson and seconded by Connell that the
letter from J.R. Warner,i-ASC, :Inc. concerning parking on 600
Block of South Dubuque, be received and referred to the City
Manager for specific inclusion in connection with review'; of all
- parking and metering south of Burlington Street in the Develop-
ment area. Motion', carried.
Councilman Yhite arrived, 4:12 P.M.
It was moved by Connell and'seconded by 'Hickerson that
the letter from the Mayor and Council Members of the City of
Coralville thanking the Iowa City, Police Department for ;their
help ,during the Coralville Centennial, be received and filed.
Motion carried.
The Mayor advised that as the amendments had not been
incorporated into the Ordinance and due to the vacation schedules
of Councilmen, he would like to have the 2nd reading of the
Sign, Ordinance deferred. It was moved by Hickerson and seconded
by Connell that the second reading of the Sign Ordinance`be
deferred. Motion carried.
It was moved by Connell and seconded by White that the
rules be suspended and the Third reading of the Ordinance Re-
zoning -Tisinger property at 812 Second Avenue from R1A,to R2
Zone, be given by,title 'only. Upon roll call Hickerson, White,
Brandt' and Connell voted 'aye', Czarnecki absent. Motion carried.
It was moved by Connell and seconded by White to adopt the
Ordinance.' Upon roll call White, Brandt', Connell and Hickerson
voted '''aye', Czarnecki absent. Motion carried.
It was moved by Hickerson and seconded by Connell that the
rules 'be'suspended and the third reading of the 'Ordinance Re-
zoning Lots 5, 6, and 8, Block 5, EIC Addition, from RIB to R2
zone be given by title only. 'Upon roll call Brandt, Connell,
Hickerson and White voted 'aye', Czarnecki absent. Motion carried
• and third reading given', by title only.
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It was moved by White, and seconded by Connell to adopt
• the Ordinance. Upon roll call Connell, Hickerson, White and
Brandt voted 'aye', Czarnecki absent. Motion carried.
After discussion concerning the Ordinance by max Yocum,
it was moved by Connell and seconded by Hickerson that the
rules be suspended'and the Ordinance Prohibiting Activities on
Iowa Avenue
the Iowa River between the y titleaonly. Uponington
by
Street Dam be given the `third reading ,
roll call Hickerson, white, Brandt and Connell voted '
given by
Czarnecki absent. ',Motion carried and third reading g
title only.
rson and seconded by Connell to
It was moved by Hicke
adopt the Ordinance. up°Cza�ll neckilabsent. motionlcarried.
and Connell 'voted ,'aye',
It was inoved'by Connell and seconded by Hickerson to suspend
redinthe rules andgive the first
fromaRlAgtofRIB ordinance
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zonebytitlezonly.
Bryn Mawr Heights, Part 5,
Upon roll call White,; Brandt, Connell and', Hickerson voted
'by
a e1,
iivCzarnecki absent.' Motion carried and first reading g
title only.,
It was moved by White and seconded by Connell that the rules
be suspended and the second reading of the Ordinance Changing
_ pStreets in the }Of Iowa Cc
the name of CertainPlatt UorollcallBrandtConnell,Hik
Hick-
be given byonly.
Czarnecki absent. Motion carried
erson and ',White voted lay'title only.
and second reading given by
It was moved by White and seconded by Connell to defer
the Resolution', Approving and Providing for the Execution of the
First Amendatory Contract, Amending Loan and Capital Grant Con-
tract Iowa
ontract_Iowa R-14 between the City of Iowa City and the United
States Government. Motion carried.
It was moved by Connell and seconded by White to defer
the Resolution Approving the Contract Amendment for the 1973
Sidewalk Assessment Program. Motion carried.
It was moved by Connell and seconded by Hickerson to adopt
the Resolution Awarding Contract for the 1973 Surface Treatment
with Base Preparation Project to L.Staff.L UponPelling
toll Ccall lConnell,
$20,187.60, as recommended by
voted "aye', Czarnecki absent.
Hickerson, White and Brandt
Motion carried.
It was moved by Connell and seconded by Hickerson'to adopt
the Resolution Accepting the Work for paving in Bryn Mawr
Addition Part'IV, Denbrigh Drive, Derwen Drive and Penkridge
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Drive; Bel Aire 'Addition, RiDrive.'DUpon and Buena Vista
Addition, Part II, Hillside Drive. eUP°Czarneckiroll labsentersMotion
White, Brandt', and Connell voted ay ,
carried.
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• It was moved by White and seconded by Connell to adopt the
Resolution Approving the final plat for Court Hills -;Scott
Boulevard Addition, Part 1. Upon roll call Hickerson White,
Brandt and Connell voted 'aye',Czarnecki absent. Motion carried.
City Manager Ray Wells reported on the recommendation
from the Parks and Recreation Commission concerning a.request
to use a vacant lot at 333 South Lucas Street as a basketball
court.- It was moved by Connell and seconded by White that the
recommendation from Parks and Recreation Commission be 'referred'
to the City Manager and City Attorney for further report to the
Council. Motion carried.
The City Manager also reported on his memo of July 27th
on the establishment of.a 911 Emergency Telephone Number for
Iowa City, and recommended implementing this 'service with the
publication of the December 1974 telephone directory. It was
-moved, by Hickerson and seconded by Counnell that the'CityLManager
be authorized to pursue establishment of the '911 Emergency
Telephone Number with the phone company. Motion carried.
The Mayor announced that this was the time set for public
hearing on the Resolution of.Necessity forthe Transit Building
Modification Project. There being no interested persons present
to speak for 'or,against the project, the Mayor declared the,
public hearing closed. It'was 'moved by Hickersonand seconded
by Connell to adopt the Resolution of Necessity. Upon 'roll call
White, Brandt, Connell and Hickerson voted ''aye';, Czarnecki
absent. Motion carried.
The Mayor noted that at this time concurrence had not been
received from the Department of Transportation on the plans
and specifications, so the public hearing on the plans could not
be held. Director of Public Works Ralph Speer advised that bids'
would also be delayed.
It was: moved by Hickerson and seconded by Connell to set
a 'public hearing on the vacation of a walkway in Oakwood Addition,
Part 6, made necessary by the replatting of a portion'of the
Addition, on August 28, 1973 at 4:00 o'clock':in the Council
Chambers. Motion carried.
It was moved by Hickerson and seconded by Connell to reset
a'public hearing on the vacation of the Alleys in Pleasant Place,
Second Addition, on August 28, 1973, because of incorrect legal
description furnished. Motion carried.
City Manager ,Ray Wells reported on a request from the
Transportation Security Division of the University at 131 South
Capitol t
p o eliminate threearkin
p g meters for loading and to
• reduce three additional meters to a 30 minute time limit. It
was moved by White and seconded by Connell to approve the request.
Motion carried, Hickerson abstaining.
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JULY 31, 1973
• The City Manager also reported on implementation of a
temporary parking program on the 'vacant former Moose Club
parking lot at the corner of College and Clinton Streets,
and presented the Resolution Establishing Public Parking, 30
spaces with two hour parking at 15t per hour meters. It was
moved by Hickerson and seconded by Connell to adopt the
Resolution. Upon roll call Brandt, Connell,, Hickerson, White
voted ,'aye', Czarnecki absent. Motion carried.
Max Yocum appeard questioning action to be taken on
Lafayette Street and bridge. Mr. Speer outlined previous
City actions and stated that no boards would be put on ',the',
bridge. The Mayor suggested that he and Mr. Yocum inspect,,
the area.
It was moved by Connell and seconded by White that the
meeting be adjourned. Motion carried.'
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commented that the LHP must have a biannual audit from
an independent audit agency that is registered in the
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state. The LHP has never been audited so the audit
for this year will, cover -,a four year .span. It will
probably occur during August or September.
4. Old
Business
a.`•:
White'. reminded the Commissioners to attend the Joint
Meeting withi the,. CityCouncil on JulyI10,,1373 at 12:30,
to discuss the recommendations`on theproposedtenant-
landlord'ordinance.
b.
After considerable; review, it was moved by Duncan and
secondediby,Frimml to:approve'the letter as written
to Progressive Housing of San Diego,, Calif.' Motion
carried with all: in favor.
5. New
Business.
a.
The Coordinator stated that the Lease ;and Sublease
used by i:he.;LHP;'-perhaps;could,itemize-responsibilities
of tenant/landlord rather than -have these responsibilities
found` in. paragraph` form. Also ';lay terminology would
benefit comprehension of'the terms of';the leases.
Further discussion was tabled°for after thewJoint Meeting.
There being no further business the meeting was'aujourned.
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Dick Braverman then moved, s1.econded
by Paul Neuhauser to go
of complaints of discrim-
into closed session for consideration
broughtDb,e reavermanj,mPaul:Neuhauserrole
ination'which ',havebeen
call vote Don', Hoy,
and Sharon,Mellon voted yes.
no further business to
come before the Commission the
There being
meeting was adjourned at 10:00 p,m.
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Plate No.:Year 1
Name of allsfero
i hereby certify that to myhbmst know se and belief the-rnLlcAge a. shown on the
odometer and the uue�mlleny7c uaveled'by the above deacriboot %chicle on thedato`
of transfer thereof are as follows-
TRUE MILEAGE
900METER MILEAGE .�- p
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PATE �CUpT F SFERUR
Own- IOWA C RTIFIICA-TE—OOF :INSPECTION
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Owner's Addr�e�s� Street -
City. --/?� ��� ct 9 State -
DESCRIPTION OF VEHICLE:
Year
V.I.N. (Serial No.) -
License Plate No.
Y—Qej)rr�= Year
.Odometer ReadineL9 `` - -
ITEMS TO BE CHECKED
: PASS WARN .REJECT PASS REINSPECT
-. 1HEAD LIGHTS
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- 2 STOP LIGHTS
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'- 3 TURN LIGHTS
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-- 4 TAIL LIGHTS -
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-'8 OTHER LIGHTS-
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- 10 WINDSHIELD WIPERS
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- 11 WINDSHIELD WASHER^-
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and affixed the official certif caate�af inspection. - '
Inspection Station Nam��"�"�`
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August 3, 1973
Donald J. 'Canney
Office of the,
City of Cedar ,Rapids
Cedar Rapids, Iowa
Dear Mayor Canneyc
The City of Iowa City would like to
thank you for the
invitation to your City for the Annual Conference and
Governmental Workshop of the League
of Iowa Municipalities.
We N-rould appreciate receiving about
ten_ registration cards
for this meeting.
Sincerely,
I:ay E. Maune
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Administrative Assistant
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July, 31 :1973
To the City Council
Gentlemen:
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The citizens
of the Bristol Drive & Dubuque Road
Area would appreciate your 'consideration
:in extending 'city bus
service to our area. The North
Dodge bus has a nine minute lay-
over on Caroline Avenue on
all but three runs per day. We feel
this would be sufficient time to make the run down Dubuque Road
and Bristol Drive making bus
''service available to 60-70,people.
on these.two streets alone.
Your consideration in this matter
would be much appreciated.
Qnoerel p
Robert M. hipsius
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Ray B. Mossman
Business Manager and Treasurer'
The University of Iowa
Iowa City, ,Iowa52240
Dear Mr. Mossmane
The .City Council at its August 7, 1973
meeting received'
your request for the vacation of an
alley ,in Block 4 of
Iowa City. The letter was received,
placed on file, and
reforred to the City Manager and the
Planning and Zoning
Commission for report back to Council.
When this item again appears before
the City Council, you
will be contacted as to its status.'
Thank, you for
bringing this request to the',attention
of the City', ,Council.
Sincerely,
Kay E. Maune
Administrative Assistant
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Iowa deoeirtment,of enVimhmehta[:qu
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ABBIE STOLFUS
LERK;
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OFFI C IAL NOTI CE
Notice is hereby given that the'lowa Air Quality Commission has scheduledi a public,
hearing as a part of the procedures for modification of the rules for definitions;
6xisting,equipment; issuing of permits;'portable equipment; emission reduction
for new..fossil fuel -fired steam generators,�
programs; reports; emission standards
new incinerators, new portland cement plants, new 'nitric acid plants,.and new
sulfuric acid plants; sulfur dioxide from use of fuels; nitrogen,oxides from
ted amendments;
fuel -burning installations; ambient air quality standards; and rela
his hearing will convene at 10:00 A.K.
to the- State of Iowa Implementation Plan.� T Onion, Iowa
on the 12th day' o'f September, 1973, in the South Ballroomt Memorial
State University, Ames, Iowa,
The,enclosed amendments to the Rules and Regulations Relating to Air Pollution
Control are.proposed pursuant to authority of Sections 12.2, 12.3, and 12.4:�Of
Cha"Ot r o e o
e '4 556 d d f Iowa',' 1973,,and in "accord with theife,deral, regulations,
:-a for the attainment and
h andment of Implementation Plans
pplicable to �,t e. ame
Quality Standards� The'Rules and:Regulations:
maintenancid,of National -Ambient Ai ' r
)R p�ges'267-284 inclusive.,.
to Ai'r Pollution Control appezirin 1973 IE
Relatin
f f i ce 6 f 'the.
Copies of the��proposed amendments, to, the rules are, on file in the' o
Depa r tmen t� o f i En v� i r6nmen ta I Qua I i ty, : 3920 Delaware, Des Moines, lowa,:and copies
ul s will be on display,i,
are available,froMLthat office. Copies of the proposed r e
I Far'ime r s 'a nd r Me rcha n t s Bank 'Bu i I d I ng , Ma�nches to r
at the Regional Off.ice.No.
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2,1450 rth F'd r6l Avenue,;Mason City;.Regional Off'
Regional Office No. 0 e e to
o. 4,:532 First Avenue Sui
gional Office N
No. 3, 401 Grand Avenue, Spencer; Re
1111 North Marion Street,
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304, Council Bluffs, lowa;�and R66ional'Office No.
Washington' all:,of. the State Department of Environmental] 'Quality.
Ci Health Department, City Hall,
Copies of the rules also will be on display at ity
�,Dubuque; County Board of Health, Scott County Court'House,, Davenport; County
Health Center., 522 North Third Street, Burlington; Lee County Board of Health,
t, City Hail, Sixth and Douglas,
1013 Concert Street, Keokuk�l City Health Departmen
Sioux City�j,Office of the.County Auditor, Cass County Court House, Atlantic; :and
ty'Court House, Rock Rapids.
ourity Auditor, Lyon Coun
Office of the C
written statements and verbal comments are solicited,:but must be limited to air
nd the related amendments��to
pollution control asreiated to theproposed rules a
the Implementation Plan. I t i s� prof erabi e , bu t, not manda tory , tha t statements be
k prior to the hearing.,',:Time
wr'itten and submitted to this office atleasi o ' ne wee
ntations, so that'all interested parties may be
prese
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:,limits may be set for the oral i
heard. Additional comments, filed within ten days'after the scheduled hearin: 11
be considered as a part 6f.the record.
e Iowa Air QualityCommission. All,:proceedings
The hearing wi 11 be conducted by th
will be recorded. The Commission will!consider all comments received,before preparing
and adopting the final rules.
Bryc cting Director
e E. Harthoorn, A
Air Quality:Management,Division
Dated thi S' 5th day of July, 1973
Inware Ave,, P.O. BOX13326, Des Moines, Iowa 50316 5151265-8134
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PROPOSED IMPLEMENTATION PLAN. AMENDMENTS
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The provisions'of 40 CFR § 60 (1972) require that the states;
implement standards for performance for certain new sources as
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specified in the above reference. These sources include fossil
fuel -fired steam generators, incinerators, portland'cement ;plants,
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nitric acid plants, and sulfuric 'acid 'plants. The Department
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has proposed a rule change,to include these standards of performance
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for new sources as apart of the Rules; and Regulations Relating
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to Air Pollution Control. 'The changes, considered include I:
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revisions in Subsection 2.1(2),Existing equipment, and Subsection
4.1(1) Application. .The rule changes as well as the standards
of performance for.new sources will have an effect on several of
the control strategies included in the Implementation Plan'. However,
because these, standards apply primarily to the larger sources,
their impact upon the applicable control
strategies, will provide
a more pronounced reduction in emissions than currently predicted.
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Since it would be difficult to predict the effect of these
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standards, the control strategies will be left as they are, '.
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remembering that they already predict adequate con trol. The new
performance standards will provide controls in addition to those
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which would be required to achieve the ambient air',quality
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;standards.
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'RESOLUTION NO. i' 73-350
RESOLUTION APPROVING CONTRACT AND BOND
L.L. PELLING-1973 SURPACE TREATMENT WITH
BASEPREPARATION PROJECT.
BE IT RESOLVED BY: THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF IOWA CITY,
IOWA:
That the contract and bond executed by L. L. Pelling
of dated°'
, 19-0
for the construction of the 1973 Surface Treatment with Base Preparation
Project
within the City of Iowa City, Iowa, as described in the plans and
specifics -
tions and which have been signed by the Mayor and City Clerk on behalf of the
City of Iowa City, Iowa be' and 'the same 'are hereby approved.
It was moved by Hickerson and seconded by (nnnoil
that the resolution asjread bel.adopted, and upon roll call there were:',
AYES: NAYS. ABSENT:
' Brandt 'X_
Connell X_
Czarnecki
Hickerson X_
_ White _
Passed and approved this7th day of
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Mayor
ATTEST:
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CERTIFIED COPY OF POWER OF ATTORNEY
Original on Fib at Home Office of Company. Sea Certification.
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HOME OFFICE: STr PAUMINNESOTA
KNOW ALL MEN BY THESE PRESENTS: That the St. Paul Fire and Marine Insurance Company, • corporation ora+nlaen
and existing under the laws of. the State of Minnesota, and having ice principal office In the City. of Saint Paul, Allnneeout doe. herPoy
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constitute and appoint
Patricia R. Zahn, Lowell Zapf, L.;Pier att, Jr., David F. Freierauth, Veronica Monaghan
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Theresa Juhl` individuIally,;Waterloo.'Iowa
uta true and lawful attorneys)=in-tett to execute, seal and deliver for and on its behalf ns surety, any and all bonds and undo riskings,
recognizanees; contracts of Indemnity and other writings obligatory in the nature. thereof, which are or may be allowed; required nr
, permitted by 6w, statute, rule, regulation;) contract or otherwise, and the execution of such instruments) in pursuance of these present+,
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shall tie as binding upon the said St. Fire and Marine Insurance Company, se fully and amply,, to all Intents end purposes, u
it the same had been duly executed and acknowledged by in reguis rly, elected officers at its. principal office.
.This Power of Attorney is executed, and may he certified to And may be
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revoked, pursuant to and by authority of Article, V,
—Section 6(C), of,the By -Laws adopted by, the Board. of Directors of the ST. PAUL FIRE AND AIARINE INSURANCE COMPANI'
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meetingat a called and held on the 23rd day of January, 1970, of which the following Is a true transcript of said Section 6(C).
'The President or any. Vice President, Assistant Vice President, Secretary or Resident Secretary, shell have power and authority
(1) To appoint Attorneys -in -fact; and to authorize them to execute on behalf of the Company, and atteeh. the Seal of the
Company. thereto, bonds and undertakings, recognizances; contracts of Indemnity and -other writings obligatory. In the' nature
thereof, and �: -
(2) To. appoint Special Attorneys -in -fact, who are hereby authorized to certify tocopies,of any Power-of-attorney ianied in
Pursuance of this section'. and/or any of the By -Laws, of the Company, and
(3). To remove, at any time, any such Attorney-in-fact or Special Attorney-in-fact and revoke the authority given him.''
Further, this Power of 'Attorney is signed and scaled by facsimile pursuant to resolution of the. Board of Directors of+aid
Company adopted at a meeting duly called and held on the 6th day of May. 1959, of which the following is a true excerpt:
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The successful bidder will be required to furnish'a bond in an
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protect'and save harmless the City from claims and damage of any
kind caused Eby, the operation of the contract, and shall also guarantee
the improvement for a'per i t of 1 ,year from and after its completion
and acceptance by the 'City.
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The work under the proposed contract will be commenced within
ten (10) days after signing of the contract.
,Time is an essential element of the contract. Liquidated damages
dollars will be assessed for each calendar
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in the amount of fifty ($50.00)
day required for project completion after the' designated date. All work
shall be completed November 15, 1973 .
The plans and specifications governing the construction of the pro-
posed improvements have been prepared by'Powers-Willis and Associates,
Iowa City, Iowa, :which plans
and specifications, also prior proceedings
of the. City Council referring.to and defining said proposed improvements
are hereby made a part of this notice, by reference and the proposed
contract shall be executed in compliance therewith:'
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The plans, specifications
and proposed contract documents may be
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examined at the Office of the City Clerk. Copies of the said plans', and
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specifications and form of ,proposal: blanks may be secured at the Office
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of Powers -Willis and Associates Iowa City, Iowa, by bona fide bidders
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upon payment of five dollars ($5.00) which will be returnable to the
bidders provided the plans and specifications are returned In good con-
dition'wLthin ten (10) days after the opening of bids.
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waive technicalities and irregularities:
Published upon order of the City Council of Iowa City, Iowa.
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AUGUST 7,;;,1973
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DISBURSEMENTS
JULY
12, 1973 THRU JULY 31, 1973 +
GENERAL
Henry Louis
' Cash' Register
Photo Supplies '
.32Nation�l
1G
National Civil Service League
Equipment Repairs
`
15.00
Nicholas Smeed
Books
16.00
William'Nowysz B Associates
Moving,Expense
184.97
Johnson County District:' Court
Architectural Services
320.00
Soiltest Co,
Court 'Costs
11.00
Economy IAdvertising
Operating Equipment
426.20
IADA Services, Inc,
Printing Service
127.00
Erb's Office Supply
Books
102.00
Iowa City ,Typewriter Co.
Office Supplies
30.00
Kahler Electric
IIS
Affice-Supplies
1.65
Lawyer's Coop Publishing
Building,Maintenance
Book
35.00
Towa Lumber Co.
61.05.
State of Texas
Miscellaneous Supplies
17.56
"P.`P: G. Industries
Refund
.75
Kresge Co:
Paint
2.12
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D J
E J. Laundry
L.i
Uniforms
42.96 r
University'Camera & Sound
Uniform Rental
24.92
Frohwein,Supply Co.
Equipment
136.,14
I':B M Co '
Equipment
373.05
Design Environment
Equipment Rental
179.00
Goodfellow,: Co.
Book
11.00
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P. P. G.,Industries
Printing: Service
312.49
... ,Universal Climate,`Control4S
Building' Supplies
8 23
Daily Iowan
Refund
55,00
West Publishing Co.
Subscription
18.00
Ken's is
Reference Material
13.00
Marshall'County Treasur I er5
Miscellaneous Supplies
g 98
Gazette Co:
Refund
1.20
Lenoch $ Cilek
Subscription
36.40
Standard Blue Print
Equipment
25.82
U:'S. PostlOffice
Printing Supplies'
290.50
Postage
660.00
3,558:31
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TRAFFIC ENGINE ERING
1 Michae 1 Todd
Roger Brown Sales'Agency
Miscellaneous Supplies
48.23
Cala hole,
p Co rP
Electrical Supplies
PP
71.40
D E J Laundry
Paint
56.66
Contractors Tool 'F, Supply'.
Uniform Rental
67,20
Hawkeye Lumber
Equipment
364.74
Vogel Paint
Miscellaneous Supplies
130.36
Universal Wire C Cable
Faint
1,806:44
Barco Municipal Products
Electrical Supplies
071414
Kem's
Equipment
Equipment
307.03
Paint
31'42
4,954.62
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POLICE"•-" "
Henry Louis
Hartwig Motors
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Photo Supplies
Vehicles
160.08
Mororola'
' Inc
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29 160.85,
Medical, Associates
Equipment
2,283.00
Mercy Hospital
Physicals
210.00
Sherry .Velde
Medical'' Services
-`72.00
J. C. Penney Co.'
Technical Services
5.22
Kiecks�Uniforms
Clothing
18.42
Ewers Mens Store,
Uniforms
4,255.00
Dan Fesler,
Uniforms
66.03
Iowa Book'& Supply
Equipment
4,455.00
L. H. 'Jacques
Office!; Equipment
19.65
Law Enforcement,Equipment
Medical Services
90.00
Larew Co.'-
Lab Supplies
S.14
Dk& J Laundry
Building Maint enance
8.50
University Cameral& Sound
Uniform Rental
44.50
Frohwein Supply Co.
Lab Supplies
` 93.39
Certified Labs
Equipment
41.70
I B. M.'-.Corp ,
SanitationSupplies
296.76
K-Mart
Office Equipment
521.82
Wikeljypewriter,
Miscellaneous
8.59
Ken's
Equipment Repair,
88.50
Miscellaneous Supplies
16.51
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39,920.66
!FI_RE
I,
iIowa City Fire Dept.
Services
-Food Allowance
480.00
,Pyramid
P.; P. G. 'Industries
Oil
3,00
New Process Laundry
Paint '
Laundry Services''
70.70
Hawkeye Lumber
81.74
Robert Keating
Miscellaneous ,Supplies
3.60
Typewriter
Travel Expense
22.71
,Wikel
Ken's
Office Supplies
2.95
Miscellaneous Supplies '-
10.70
,I
675.40
SANITATION'
Gordon Russell Inc,
Machinery Rental'
D 8 J Laundry
1,680.00
Certified Labs
Uniform Rental
333.00
Ken's
Sanitation Supplies
239.88
Tools
3.55
2,256.43
.:CEMETERY
Pyramid Services
D 8'J Laundry
Equipment Repair
16.62
Hawkeye'Lumber Co.'
Uniform Rental
33.10
Strub Welding $Repair
Building,Supplies
18.95
Miscellaneous Supplies
8,00
CEMETERY (CONT D) "
�.
Steven's Sand E Gravel
Sand
7.60
Ken's
Paint
12.85
Lenoch $'Cilek
Miscellaneous Supplies,
15.48
112.60
TRANSIT
D & J Laundry
Laundry Service
41.64
Contractor's Tool S Supply
Sanitation Supplies
5.48
Goodfellow Co.
Printing Service
317.13
Ken's
Cleaning Supplies
76
Welt, Abrisco, Walton
Bond
20.00
385.01
PARKS F, RECREATION
Henry Louis
Nate,Moore Wiring
Rec Supplies
33.01
^' ' McKesson Chemical
Ground Improvement
5 0 .99
Leon Lyvers Tree Surgery
Chemicals
Tree care Service
250.80
Urban Institute
Booklets
1-;102.00
Kenneth Bushman
"
Mrs. Harold Stager
Refund
4.00
G. P. Weeg
Refund
Refund
;3.00
Robert Richardson'.
8.00
Mrs. Harry Hogenkamp
Refund
"4.00
Mrs. C. L. Anderson
Refund
Refund
3.00
Mrs. Stanley C. Haring
Refund
3.00
Robert T,. Hilton '
Refund
8.00
D. K. Granner
Refund
4.00
Mrs. Corcoran
Technical Services
4.00
20.00
Hawkeye A Awning Co.
ReclSupplies
Penney
Metropolitan Supply Co.
Clothing
13.96
13.04
Heckendora'Manufacturing Co.
Equipment,
4297.95C.
Johnson'So'rvice Co.
Equipment
Building Maintenance
41.14
Kahler Electric,
Sydney Laner B Co:
Electrical Supplies
97.50
180.00
Iowa Lumber Co.
Rec Supplies
166.25
!John Schmidhauser
Building Materials
736.30
New Process Laundry
Refund'
-Laundry Services
4.00
bIF J Laundry
River Products
Unifrom Rental
66.86
166.5247
Halogen Supply Co.
Sand,& Rock
93,
University Camera E Sound'
Rec Supplies
Rec Supplies
83.82
Hach Brothers
Cleaning Supplies
59.62
250,20Tools
Contractor's Tool F, Supply
i
Hawkeye Lumber
Building!Supplies
6 42
Strub Welding F, Repair
Miscellaneous Supplies
pp
201.35
2.34
Proctor & Gamble
Sanitation Supplies
62.55
I P',
; (CONT'D)
j,, $ RECREATIONi
it
M ulford,plwnbing 6 Heating
Improvement
P
130 81
5.90
Meyer Welding & Repairt
Equipment Repair:
3.50
and'
r00
St0.
Janet '
Refund
Equipment Repairs
� 17
Woodburn Sound Center16.00
Refund -
R enna Arn,<
Harry's Custom Trophies
1es
,Su i
Rec PP
62.66
4.32
K -Mart
Rec Supplies
-15.00
Warren Rental
Rentals
" Printing'Service
79.54
Goodfellow Co.,
Rec Supplies
52.92
B f; K Ribbons
Office Supplies r
2.23
Pitney Bowes
Keith Noels Tree 'Service
Tree Removal
2,483.50
11.20
Iowa City Recreation Center
Rec Supplies
PP
Miscellaneous Supplies
92.79
Ken's
Technical Service
1,300.00
Jim sick
Auctioneer Cost
22.65
Urban Renewal
8,305.41
TRUST 6 AGENCY
William Wagenknecht
Damage Claim
Claim
35.00'
60.00
William Kimbal
Damage
IPERS
5,159.39
IPERS
FICA
10;815.94
IESC
.Taxes
16;070.33
ROAD USE TAX
Operating Supplies
31.20
Metro Pavers
As haltl
P
127.50
Iowa Road Builders
Equipment
305.06
Altorfer'Machinery Co.
Uniform Rental'
237.19
D f, J Laundry
Sand $'Rock
196.85 ,
River Products
Equipment Rental
675 .19
675.49
Contractor's Tool E Supply
Miscelianeous Supplies
I.'-Hawkeye Lumber Co.
—
Miscellaneous,Supplies
78,06
Certified Labs';`
Equipment
374.90,
,LWarren Rental
Sand,
Steven's'°Sand &,;Gravel
Tools
47.67
Ken's
2,247.97
PARKING REVENUE
Associated Abstract 6 Title
Technical Service
89.00
60.00
Luilla Feldman
Refund
Meter Repair, ''
27.18
Contractor's Tool f, Supply
Meter Repair
34.20
Nawkeye',Lumber Co.
Building'Supplies
16.14
P. P. G. Industries
Refund
25.00,
Billie'Hauber
IPERS
97.60'
,IPERS
FICA Taxes
163.09.
IESC
Iowa State Treasurer
State Sales Tax
128:67
40
i
i.
SEWEUE
25.73
11 :paint
782.35
Themec Co.
Flexible Pipe Tool Division
operating Supplies
Machinery Rental'
27,00
10.50
Roto Rooter
Minor '.Equipment,'
29,00
Alter B Sons
Equipment Maintenance
12.86
Fandel, Inc.
Refund
1.80
:Olin Lloyd
Refund
9.16
Craig 0. Conner
Refund
1.04
Terry Downing
Miscellaneous Supplies
62,15
pyramid Services,
Mescellaneous Supplies`
120,70
Foxboro Co.
Uniform Rental !
36.12
Dlg J Laundry
Rock
46.06
River ProductsMiscellaneous
Fi Supply
Supplies
5.13
Contractor's Tool
Meter Repair
81
HawkeyeiLumber Co.
Equipment
.28
34.17
R'exnord Inc.
Building Supplies
32.16
P;. p, G.'Industries:
Tools
78
Ken's
..Refund,
5.09 ..
D. Stamp'Refund
325.30
Edward Evans
IPERS, :
622.69.
1PERS
FICA Taxes
2,271.07
IESC
WATER E
1,403.60
Chemicals
1. 60 I'
McKesson Chemi c a1
Miscellaneous Supp 1 ies
504.00 "
Grocery
pipe Maintenance
20 77
Henry Pratt Co.
Building Repairs
12.30
Boyd;
Chemicals
16.35
Hach Chemical Co.
Refund
8,846.53'
Olin Lloyd
Pipe
3:72
Griffin Pipe Products
Refund
18.87
Craig 0: Conner
Refund
3,175.00'
Terry,Downing
Equipment
244.80
Altorfer Machinery Co.
Uniform Rental
,976,58'
D R J`Laundry
Sand & Rock
139.00
River Products"
Tool $Supply
Equipment Rental
Supplies
5,49
Contractor's
Miscellaneous
36.00-'
Hawkeye`Lumber Co.Equipment
Engineering
Maintenance
31.71 31.71' '
:Communications
Meter Repair
063
Park Son Meter Parts
Miscellaneous Supplies
69.56
Apache Hose E, Rubber Co.
Miscellaneous Supplies
23196,
P. P. G. Industries
Sand
81.11
Stevens Sand & Gravel
Chemicals .
120.00
:Precision Laboratories
Maintenance Supplies
10:39
Utility Equipment
Paint.:1.59
Kan i s,
Refund..-
9.45
D. Stamp
Refund
'570.76
Edward Evans
IPERS
1,030.40
IPERS
FICA Taxes
1,630.62
IESC
State Sales Tax
19, 287.83
Iowa'State'Treasurer
i
f
CONSTRUCTION
i 16
Nate Moore Wiring
ringi 1
Ground.Im rovements
P
92.32 .
..
Penny Bryn, Inc.,
Land Purchase
45;340.00
45;432.32
PAYROLL
Hawkeye State Bank
Payroll Transfer
369.63
369.63
REVOLVING FUND
Mainstem Inc.
Data Processing;
461.40
New Method', Equipment
Vehicle' Repair ;
1;103.11
Pioneer Inc.
Office Equipment
`57.36
Michael Todd
Vehicle Repair
255.00
Globe Machinery
Freight :
18.66
Pauls ,Texaco
Vehicle;Repair :'
26.08
Economy AdvertisingMiscellaneous
2.40
Erb's Office Supplies
Office Supplies
63.19
Keelox Manufacturing
Office Supplies,;
13.15
G. Manatt
Refund "
15.00
JacksonConstruction
Refund
15.00
Pyramid Services
Vehicle,Repair
52.28
Linder Tire Service
Vehicle'Repair .'
1,867 83
DI$ J Laundry'
Uniform Rental
Contractor's Tool $ Supply
Cleaning Supplies
51.04
Hawkeye,Lumber Co..'
Miscellaneous: Supplies
295.61
eringCommunication
s Engine
Vehicle Repair
165.50
Frohwein-SuPP 1Y
Office Supplies
13006
Strub Welding $ Repair
Vehicle Repair
63.69
Certified Labs
Sanitation Supplies
143.81
I: B. M. Corp.
Office Supplies,
215.50
Ed Otten
Vehicle` Maintenance
210.00
Goodfellow Co.
Printing
65.12
Burroughs Corp.
Office 'Supplies :',
11.85
P. P. G. Industries
Miscellaneous Supplies
5.58
Precision Beating'
Vehicle':Repair
181.69
Recreation`.Center=
Golden Age Parking
18,05
Bankers Advertising
Printing' Services
178.00
All Wheel 'Drive
Vehicle Repair
20.06
Daily Iowan
Publication
21.60
Xerox Corp.
Machine Rental
324.96
Times Democrat
Publication
28.60
Effective` Communications
Printing Service
330.02
Ken's
Vehicle Repair --
16.26
f
Hilltop DX:'
Car Washes
41.50
4'
Transign
Vehicle Repair
110.39
i
Davenport Spring P P g
Vehicle'Repair
267.76
:+
Lenoch,& Cilek
Miscellaneous ':Supplies
3.14
I
i
REVOLVING `:FUND (CONT'D)
Clow Corp.'
Univ. Portion Ct St Paving
1,455.46
Coralville Frame $Axle
Vehicle Repair'
495.20 ,
IPERS
IPERS
377.24
IESC
FICA Taxes
1;162.59
i
10,466.54
ESCROW
Henry Louis
Photo Supplies `'
5.77
Seven, Rivers Library System
Additional
134.33
McGraw-Hill
Rentals'
28.00
Audio Brandon
Rentals
39,60
Arthur Jaffe
Additional
3.96
Weston Woods
Rentals
8.00
Frame House
Other
-30.59
Seven Rivers Members ICPI,
Equipment
195.50
Northwestern Bell
House`Move
170.34
Pleasant Valley ,Orchard
Plants
149.38
Northwestern Bell'-
Technical Services
276.59
J. Goodwin',& N. Bailey
Refund
172.53
J:'Goodwin'
Refund
1,699.93
Warren Rental',Rentals
''15.71
Leff; Leff, Leff
Legal Service
25.00
Penny Bryn; Itic.
Refund
4113-10
.00
7,085
i
URBAN RENEWAL
Sherwin Williams
Miscellaneous
7.24
Waterloo'.Daily Courier
Classified Ads
_ 11.55
Des MoinesRegister
Classified Ads
26.25
City of,lowa City
June Expenses
12;476.16
Judy Wright
Second Year RAP
1,000.00
Nathan B' Whiting)
Closing Costs
138.35
Media Associates;
Graphics
S42.84
Shive-Hattery&,Associates
Engineering Services
71.25
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Ad
12,32
Various
Dislocation Allowance3,811.75
Washington` Park
Office Rental
665.00
Maher Brothers Transfers
Moving -Equipment.
29.15
Roy R.'Fisher, Inc.
Appraisals
200.00
P,erry, Hughes
Refund
;10.00
'John Laughlin
Refund
10.00
Johnson County Abstract & Title
Acquisition Expense
38.00
19, 4 916
i
LEASED HOUSING
Cletus F Klein
Repairs
60.00
Shirley Robinson
Refund
50.00
mr. Power,Clean
Cleaning Floors
47.45
T57.4S
GRAND TOTAL
183,247.
$q
The above disbursements
allocated by fund
1: n the total amount of
$183,247.55 represents an
accurate accounting of
obligations of the
City of Iowa City.
B.11ugh, Jr.
Director.of Finance,
V,
:J�i
I�wu
From Hoiise.&'Hb?j
ie,
CyR.,BLEIS.S,_!,_NAR
CALLY SOUNDqo-lj
Curbl6ss narrow,,,
sions.,not; only, save ra,
Bally soundthan'exy
and;environmental.;to 6concile their i
i er
Governor nal
munic
'.�.4'5nd t
job-sti
e .anb usedto�lp`
' i ' ` ,,
romote
, '-,
)ld'spock6tifiglt6jfdltsjnall
lutely'irnpossible'6 main -
lie vel ocity of � t , 11 , c :1,watcr 'Government,� Mr. ;SJ Shulman t'
�State'14 Urban Development , 0
ipacity bf-'theI!soVncces .,Dcvcl q C
"I I_ j. 1,� . 119 ... - I, "Corp
�can'be made -at tlfktimc.� pointjiatln� 30,-;thef6d6hlbu
limited, access should be l�10I :. ,national _fi.
comand (stat
d/
l(
ise they aremorc661Xg,-
prsed I I Prccnt",for "ratio'Ibf i
Useq cy,are safcriIn4971Idth"�figurcs.mcre�26-•perc
till percent state/local foraraflool"at
11, ,
0eijWi6h8,iI'97Y'.. Under the colikituti I , ''
on,,pov
)NS dividdd'b6tw'cen'ticfederal 'an
And'.
e o 'f t'. , 1. given the powers gven'
to the sta
reguatc� development; -Tlic' fikf
.rsIth,r6ulgh66tCalif6mid ]av'e'passe*di
6gul5ito"y "crv-i'ib
liffier
envd,?onrjcna,r6rbsa s, have, clegatedzoning powers to'
latett.60nomic
and strale's that the states r6cogaize thi
ng peoples of this statc'll
inAllisi
SO cur S ell 1
i. ' ',Vell: pla'niia6 d's'w,
nal Municipal
:more, than..n', 5%,,�sb
1.
,
il'aiiiiial"d
to New York
.ani
no`ods, if it
in 'made tile,!
tain the , Swale'b,6 ; c ,ge
a
was ,4 p'er6ent
exceeds the'abso'rptil
budgets, com-
spry cc n6loil6iiilcfi,-
1.3,'whereas -
Na'Ill"O"""
wer'foad§
tandI 2'
encouraged not only
,deral
'caIiY",so,l.0 u a so,
From -San )'rdj ci isc0' 't
nd duties are
LA130A LEADER CA
governments.
ENVIRIONMENTALI!
thep
'71 .0
states
' i
have be . edin , isplace'd'
'many
a i
gisl,
well intentioned but n
ides," demon-
social: needs of; the i
and;environmental.;to 6concile their i
i er
Governor nal
munic
'.�.4'5nd t
job-sti
e .anb usedto�lp`
' i ' ` ,,
romote
, '-,
)ld'spock6tifiglt6jfdltsjnall
lutely'irnpossible'6 main -
lie vel ocity of � t , 11 , c :1,watcr 'Government,� Mr. ;SJ Shulman t'
�State'14 Urban Development , 0
ipacity bf-'theI!soVncces .,Dcvcl q C
"I I_ j. 1,� . 119 ... - I, "Corp
�can'be made -at tlfktimc.� pointjiatln� 30,-;thef6d6hlbu
limited, access should be l�10I :. ,national _fi.
comand (stat
d/
l(
ise they aremorc661Xg,-
prsed I I Prccnt",for "ratio'Ibf i
Useq cy,are safcriIn4971Idth"�figurcs.mcre�26-•perc
till percent state/local foraraflool"at
11, ,
0eijWi6h8,iI'97Y'.. Under the colikituti I , ''
on,,pov
)NS dividdd'b6tw'cen'ticfederal 'an
And'.
e o 'f t'. , 1. given the powers gven'
to the sta
reguatc� development; -Tlic' fikf
.rsIth,r6ulgh66tCalif6mid ]av'e'passe*di
6gul5ito"y "crv-i'ib
liffier
envd,?onrjcna,r6rbsa s, have, clegatedzoning powers to'
latett.60nomic
and strale's that the states r6cogaize thi
ng peoples of this statc'll
inAllisi
nal Municipal
n fe r6b 66"on
to New York
in 'made tile,!
was ,4 p'er6ent
budgets, com-
1.3,'whereas -
tandI 2'
,deral
nd duties are
governments.
thep
states
'many
a i
gisl,
ides," demon-
wers.
d
bv�theNational'Commigainn`nA Tin
....... yutc ICgISId IIVCI msWry rlO fine act ' vwcs wwuuuclllldtll)nS were . tr. ,u + ..+
imphes'thatjsuch?power Is,to ,b , e used, m 6rder 6 action •should'be''"taken" to- increase freedom; m
1c
promote f.the;construction,;iofr,{1ow' andcmoderate choice
m�c,.o_m, e..l.ritouu4st.n,g kr"F.4 _ ofziei`st,den,ti.al,loation'ttu
,, gfi`i
theeLmina
" tion currentfpatterrisnd�coioinw,,`
irE ha.s
Dortuiation crow Y. P.Vnn ! fib n6n
yIusursum:.ppumg oungartons:gonry,tile, local
boani of;appeals has theipowe'rrto override
solution�-moridiff cultP, Forthat reason�the`nation ''
zoom g
must work'for a e l
stabilizulatwn x'k,
edpop
j' restnctions m connection wtt}t housing.(t 9 , :�� sr I
; riF" syrt F,[ t,; rr.,ft, a , t7a i, , _.., .
Thecommtsston findmgs
jti r(Bofird of Appeals ofrt�Hartoper F Housing
s,, and recommends
tions' are a'yailable in The Report of the`Coniinfssioiil
Appealr 'Committee air thee. Deptaof. �CofnnIIiiI
...oj Population Gr'oi"vthi and,'Nlc American Fti(i re,
Ajjalrs &others, 'Boardloj Appeals:oj Catcord i,
available frmn the Government"Pirating Office The
".
Hotfstng tppealsrConunittee, 19731h1ass'aAdvance
`film'verslonPopulationyafid,Ihe�merlcari Fultirc;ts
Sheets 491)
availableAon Ia loan; balls from the Population Af
States Must teassert Power (Cortrirttred jr0at l/
fairs` FIIm Collection; Natton5l Audto.Vtsual Center
page
CSA),Wa'shtngtori;
yl
The "states do. not,. however, always liw,upito.
rt
aheir',.iespotisibtlities More'state action Is necessary`
I .
to preseiit,a cogent; response!!:to the mounting
LOGA'a;;di'es((or nouain Infoiniatlon is available to local
needs
Government officials throuch`the courtesy`of local home builders'
Of the Nopulation for Jobs aiid housing:`;,
associations and their :membe'rs. Ils`purpose Ls'to,give the wiidesl„
j i qi
In New York,, the Urban Development Corpora
Po.dble 'eirculallon to;informatipn and new Idem1. . pell aining to
the home' building field 'to Ilocal
.aid government officials,
tion is' aggressively ! working to ;,meet the l housing
r` workini'svithf the homebuilding Industry; to fumil ouenatiot al t
'
needs ofahe people. UDC not onl •'has the ower of
y p
houslrig+gouis.'.LOCA; is a project of the Local Governmental.,
thL usual_ state, hcusmg'finance'agency but also'lids
Afrairs committee of NAHa '
�thc,power;to'1 asscnible.land „ to liave plans prepared,
�t0 I1C9O11l1tC Wlth privatebU11d CI'S alld,t0 f111a11C06thC-
. Gcorgo C: Martin, Prnident li` ",
wi
Lcs Cenker; First Vice,Prosidcnl
JObs "
l ••'
Chairman, Notional Lelibtative Commitee
`'
A project similar t0 the UDC will,' Of course,
Leon N Weioer, Chalrmon, rLl+ " + - "' •' '
Local Governmental Affairs Committee
not be effective iii' all states . It ,will;only work. in
stales which have sCrong state executive leadership, a
Editor,
strop fiscal framework and pp' g
g, powerful St Ortlit
klarilyo it. Lowrey ogector
State Governmental
agencies that, can . mesh their, prograins into joint
Affairs
tt'Ith the co-operation of the National (lousing
,
projects: i
cgmttLitirary' . .':' r
q
4� ti„tet 7 t , y •p ' �% ��f ', !
6.
.,:,><,,�:fr�r ,.:,�'q+ , �r<•'ltl - ,..
From';The rllunrctpai AtlorneJ+, June;: 1972, pg.;129.. A, mutncioality may want;to char eJ:Tess than STATES MUSTCREFOR '> ”" ' I "' +^" t r 1 " `+ = nI `•nr , r
tiler full':':c i " NCING Supreme CourC ordcred,that; lnLthe future rids for
r, c•l:,tith , ost of�'tlie service when�t}ie%seivlce'coii " ys;..,. `..'._M SCHOOL FINA„ '.'. education I ':',:, �•.1: zn, •.,r,
silo'" distributed upon terms other
'..,.4,t Iti4j S j;iiid�::'tit 1., ,'tlsa-i1?.r, In.f!, !„� C.!1 r i;.sumcd b ..One: ]er50ll. Yields benefits, to anOtllCri e: •' '`+;IiAlth011r.. ht lhCaU':.5Supreme,
li l` stt p^.
Y., 1. _ , . Y . , .( .b•, 6 Sl { eme,Court,dldl not find '; than ;those•already;legislaled . fiat : „a1:;;u Ir-'
USERS,FEESPRESENTRELIEF,,,' ,'of,,each%individual{; ields'benefits to`:'all tile7financul•'`'of public throu�hh
i ,;education„ y b P 6 the t-.The:New:Jersc .courtreco niied
FROM PROPERTYTAX: „::;, societ ,, Y. 6 theRodrrguez
y fishes=to encourage, the property,taxito bemneonstitutlonat;at did encourage mtionalcAhat;educaUon,was'not a•f
y); or, when the cit w and lmental right
use of a s o be socially beneficial (e:g, states; to take'stcps,.to;en,dtthe mequlhes:caused.b -
service fell t
t p,,, t y„ and. that there'lild been no denial,ofiie ual rolec-
,) !. Y 1,. ,SU,i 7s,;,I this method of'. ll 11 ail Citlt,..r!. rl"7,. ', It :: fpi ", ,! 'p - .`.
As tiler demand . for niunicipal''services, has in- recreation faclhtics . tion' in',violation of the Fourteenth:ametldnlenC The ,
r , Servlces:tobe financed b users fees -must have A suit'!atGickm • lhetfinancm+•of^Texas•lubhc
creased, ,the; a.valta.blhty,,offunds;trom the property "1t• - : 3_„ I .._ ,.-.- „Y{, ., , , ,_, b b 1 court,ftirthen.said that the a ual lroteclion'clause oL
clearly idenhfiablc'benefits''to all members. of the education wasshrought!m a:class action b lMextcan- I
tax has decrcased;lUscrs (fces;,which'reguirea;ilser �.:..,. _.,.IY, lhe,.Stat6a onstilutionidid; not:deniand,sinllesible
to a rife• community, and non -payers must be occluded from American paren(s whose; children attendi;ini urban
I!,:,,q,Y,,,:, e for,municipalservicesrendered,Present .:,,,,... ,. statewide uniformity, in expenditure:,r, •„ a:
analternativeilietliod'ofraisin r the benefits of the service., example'nught be a school.district.ut;•SunrAntonio;,Texas,,,wluch has a :
6, evenue .,. :. L........,, .I .:,.,r.. iw 1, '•.: "inti lilt .,i,a, , , The decision ultimately tunled;owother rovi=
community swimming pool. : low:proPerty tax bast,.; A three-judge, federal panel :: P
Lo:., i,Users„fees have. several advanta eS p •t -,.p ;.,, • : il'r I : '.'!C+s ,t •.:F.!:,• • tivc••:^,•r. ,: ri r 1 r ::..,.?, : +_•,.,. •• ,:,. .. y} sions of the'N:iJ. Constitution. -Art!" , II 4,,
held *tlle Texas; school;.finance,,.system ,unconstitu- . VI11, §4, par. 1
unlike t g Users' fees can'be set on'roaIf b tllie'establisli- „
axes,,users?fecs establish°a'closerconnec- Y,, a l: of;; 1947::Constitution."reads: ,• tic legislature,
_ merit. of tolls which are higher during periods.
Lquat Protection Cl msc of the
conal;, under: the a shall; provide for the maintenance and su t i' i '
tion between costs and benefitssathat an increase m e: pr : :a;• • ,t,:,, , r:,:,.• :..,< i ourtecnth;:Amendment the , Su rem I l ort of a
Fge'protcction fees can�be charged according to the, +l!, r,_.,r: __n,. ,.,,e„Court
cost }lss,geneiallyImore 'favorably.accepted?thanian „- ;,,.,; thorough and; efficient,syste m.of;rrecpubllc•uliools -
value-of,the structure:as modified'b thcitikehho0d reversedt
u .,,c,.,.r,. for. the,mstruchon:.of all:the children in liis • -'
ase in property taxes 1..1:1 u` {-; Y t ,,,ti .. .• ,-., f1 ,111 ,: ,,-
mere Lr n ,..-1. • , ) us state
oC combustion,'(this Is usually reflected' m fire' msur- ;;Based on:llle evldencc,presented, the courtAid ::' e
a men[coni a uidE ro uo'basis ,r ^ n:Y „ ••, ;,,:,, " a between,tlle,ages oGfive;and el hteen ears oGa e:•
,:,.' . ; 6 Y 6 .s
P q releases'cihzens ance-premiums)J" Police' Cees''might',be'reflected'in not, feel, that, the .present,systcm: oper,ticcL to. the 7 ,
_ ,.,,,.,,., .,: •.: .,, ,,... Art., IV, §7,,par: 9 of the x947 Gonshtution: rohibrts
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frolil.paymg lona service.they do not'wtsh t0 use, i hi her fines Cor vi l '+' , " " articular disadv:ulta'e of an suspect c p,-
6 o atlons pf.City traffic and parking P b Y P lass,becausc
.:• ., .e it :.,.,. ,.,.,. ,- r�-rr -.. ,�.: .-.r , .... ,r..- -rr,.�. ::,, .: ..:. _.. ..: . -:.. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, .PrlVatt., hlOCal ;lAr :.SPCCIdI,: hIWSi,r III," CCCtalll't bases _
-ait,exp.mdetl service -can be,matched,by an ex- re+ulatlons:'' '-r (t.lr,,. �,.t.,,,runllii,.r,..,,,,t.,.,,„� 110 Class:wasilefined. . ,, -t;
inchidiii : t^ .
n,1r c; },;..1.1 t1. ,1.,1,.1:: n.,,1,.. :: _ g.,.IPlrovidlnbt,forI;,thc;niailil cnient:;all .
paraded charge to provide.'more' revenue :to' cover ::,iib. I. I.( l ..1,. J:. i' , r r. til;', n d ,: ?,I , .,,, -n;;l .., _. g
With.the--increase m demand:for services,. Eurthyr,,.educahon. was. not found to. be a ,_:;control` "' •,
i. f of free pubhc!schools,111., _ ,Ii,
i, opera Ing costs, J(,t,i... !2..�:...�.1.. ,.., iii ; 1,,,V,'f...Ill, ..0 .: -„ L4Vr L v.,•. .: ,::h. ,:Y;•. ,.. v:.,Lru ,.... �.- ,.,.,.,. ,.:;_ ti4w
fundamental: -constitutional right 'des despite, un or-
thedecrease inlf Inds available due, to lq(lation;and,a._ P P,,,,. After.also,Considerm ,va
usersfees ratlon,the:output of the servlce'sdthat ' ! . ' x ase, i 1r •-• "' • t tance.to oursociet 'and thus the co " • '
g, nous'Wx'provtslons of
sbnnkilig.Pr'operfy;tax base, municl�ahhes would do Y>.: ntrollmb legisla the; c
:::OUI ,IhOSC�.W1io, a ,. '.•'. •,;•...•..: .: •.+.. .i..rc.L., ..wi„r, :.•:r.. -;,r, +. ,a.:.,.:;a; ,.I • ,. ,foot: .,:,.: i,n.t b'stridt,ju icia-:;,.,, 011Stitllh011,,, illertrlal,, C011rt,. fOUnd}y.Ulld tl1C
y p y receive the benefit of the service welt to consider the benefits of:users' fees. hon would,nol,bc.sub ecf to strict udlcml scruun ii
.: r•,I.v'-:1tft , r its ;.,.., ,I i•,••.:qt.:,,,, .I,ia Y, a ellate,Court'll held the,conclus
file burden .of a n for;the service L,.r,i , _.n, r. , :..] PP P ion,that ,,;:;: the
P,Yt S , , falls only on ? 1 'i r ., 'Although.-jile'c 1
„•,I;•r,j-r .fir, .n, ,,.n itF.., i„ ,_•. c, .. ., :.:,... t It b.r1....a Ol[t emphasized,•. the..tacl that. Constlttlhonalydemand: had..! not! r ..'
,r.t t ,l:try( ry ...,., - ,i. ,,...._)3 .... .... .. .:........ ..... ol.been met.,�by..the.•
those lvlto cnJoy the,benefits'of tI esernces ."" {,', „r some change m : the': exishn '': financial : s
”' I. b,_,,, , . s S 1 ys' 6 ,wits existing financial schcnlej,and 'did so on: the basis be
Fronl:iiouse &.Carden; Fcb., 1,973, pg.' 68 _. <:
users'''tees"also' provide la'demand sig'nal:;to.local necessary, 'the conclude ithail d '
. ,.,,, y;,t .,.Y,, d,ile,to4lhedoctnnc discretianciesinalollar;in ut or ii>i1::.1�,in
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govenunents .as [o when services' should be { of;,fedcralisni;'rluty char es Should be•nlade.on the " '
6. L. .., , ., JIn.conclusion; the..cotiit:&iI •thati id, 1970
expanded:' a,1 1ja ,,,,,.. :r u,,r,;;!,r, a, r, state: level and not•b itheSu neme'
L.., • .., , , r NEWTOWNS,CAN REJUVENATE CITIES - Y,:, . , -P Court acting as a State School Incclitive Egiraliz ition''Aid'Liiw'N:J,L.
super -legislature. The,maJonty concluded Its o inion
Some .People argue, :,that there!`.are srou s. of ` 970, c. 239) did 'notrectif tha'situation: For P
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by saying
PCOPIC' W10 -lice -d"
10 n`BCd s-ctYiccs' blit,:. since .tile Will, bC .. , '. I I ..? sa , .., ..i,';, t M1 r::. ;'1.. reason.a rear• : • ..... :
y .f;:.:11"" ,/':':"� , 1,-.4 r., ., bUlllenl,WdS, feglleSle(I IltiOfdeL that file
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unablC't0 a!'" ]j I,1., {!+tl t.1 1.'.d,. S U',5 „1., ,.'.t.91 I; 3,Yi" IU^ ,' ;:'d.
r The.coilsiderition; and':initiati
,,,,r •,, ;�rl Ye,;they will ;be zdemed;lienefits.rThere According to ;Mrs.: Ada.Louisc;Fluxtable < a "<...:.., .:.: t.... _ on }of„fund,l, 'court;couldlestabhshla new sehwne forth
are ihrcere elle a distnbu_
replies to argument: , Pil ' mental. rcfornls_ with;
respect itaxutlon'and '
_ hlzcr 1'nzc winner and architecture critic of ,the P,. , . .. r .. , , .,., tion ,off Inds ; allotted : under •the' 1970 Act:'' a
;;Payulgyfecs,focserviccsma - rove;to be less Costl NcW Yorkducation ire.:nl liters;: reservcd.,'for; tbe.le Ishative r sche
Y,P . Y TiTunes; urban community,(deslgn.,lad & me which if successful, eventually may serve as a
to ,tI c_;poor, than spaying increased, property'or sales planningare essential. ” Processes, of; fife ,various, States, we Ido . no model for other slates' reform.n 'I
violence to.the,values or,federa hsnr,and,se t iration of
taxes wliieh are very regressive .ji Ir ; Urban`,community,design' involves an arclu ccs l
powers by slaying our,,hand Wc;llardly, need add
even if some inilmduals'should,be subsidized, it working :with social scientists ecotiomists','and
n;. ;'-. , ,.::._ ,.. .v.: .t,, , .�.,..i: rr.., ... ,.,,..p J,J':n , a,. '.! lhal't1115'l.'OIIft:S aCh011'lOda 'IS'I701':l0 be.vieWed
may be,better to,provI c some free tickets to them sociolo Ists'.to plan for new towns: and uew commu- Y °S " n ;
6, ..., P :::: , ,.,. s.;,, ,. ,r ,i..., laCllt its' udicial imprimatur
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cs.,,I P ,S J _. oil file status giio. The Fronl.Uetter', Ionte's: r 1' '
rather than offering rthetscrvlces ,toi'all 'at'io"cost ni hes. These: new.: communlhes..nvill fulfill S the , ,;,, .,., F Gardens /lurlrinrS„ ideas,,
need as glP,trcgt or. re tax systems which SPrnlg Su miler .19.73 . l •. 84 .
{reg 1n11�ss of their incomes , .
American'': social commthlieiit t0', rovide _:. ,:: ,.t: •:.:, ,.I6 :.
, U,.. 6°.oil may wcllth:rvarclicd,toolongatid toohcavll ;on the
tile' oor;,,mn be better,,;.off.b heal vera file housm m 'a; suitable environment with. III' the Y
F.. yi: 1, Yrt & bt g : I.' ,,; ,I; „ I local properq+,!tax. And"certaml uulovalrvc net ADVANTAGES TO CLUSTER PLANNING'
opd0n;,or non- .a hent; for services hicb: amenities for a dcnlocia . Y::..,,,, - ! ;
R Y .. they„will he ;mix, of people and
thinking iis to tiblla education 1
Iiot,lise-ritlier,.than beiiii,forccd.,to la ro ert incomes:'': b I L,. ts,.mclltods;and its A'dusterdev '
6.. 1 y P P y funding is: necessary: to: assure both a'hi her level of clopmentntvolves,broupm6houses
taxes torsupport a service they witbnot use. These lieW comnuinities will e 6 mtherthan separatm'. and s acus •.tlienl Oita row
off r the amenities duality and greater unifonnitybro lortunit . These 6 P 6, „ on
Users' fees riir:be determine , of the su u ;' ' PI Y row attcnl:Tliis lias iiian bel e
n by cost barbs as well as filo pdv,mtilbes+of;tlle c1lY, matters tient the continued attention or the scholars P,' yl t fits' ' -
ricin+ is •,
p b ,(.., ,the;; fee. islet :iccortin - to' the cosi will ilei' `grin 'niidille' class co le b it puts hoc
according, , n 6 . , . p Et ask into the who, alread have cotilributed nitrch b l houses on more land without sacrificing
"associated wtth;liroducutg one,more,Unit of the'good : cities, and `twill' help rejuvenate"cities:':That 'new Y y their chat rivac ,' '
t v privacy' Y
g ,�: P J,,,. i, !,:, tenger.', But the'ultunate,solutions inust come from
or service used);ior by iiverage cost, ricin , i:e: the : towns: ca» succeed `iii these oafs is demo'nstratcd:
1_. g ( 6 by the lawnwkcrs'and front fife dcinocr,ltic pressures of more, land is 'then available for park areas and'
cost is scii to cover the full; costs associated with the '' such devclo merits'; as Wclfare Island; and, Batt those who elect h ' recreutioncloscr to home^ `,
1 them. ,:
i Production ,of,,,tlie good ,or; service).., cost Park City in New York,
Average. (San Antonio Indercndc snulllcr loti'siie'nichris-fess initial cost tom ' '
is Prefcrr 1 nt School District er al. i. ld less
pricing, .:, tl because It take account It is essential that these new .towns develop a Rodri irez e i»ailitenance'for�tlic homeowner �-
' l s into a ,, � g I al;; 41 L.1V. 9407 (1973).1
oper,,llit g costs, ,nlauitcnance,, mteresl , insurance, sense of conlnninit ,The ori in'll Ini sanust`rovidc.
Y 6 P P " - the cul -de -sad :irrangemcnt cuts down on costs '
p tion u>d;;; the, loss, tax revenues arising + not only for;,housing but also for recreation, 3 .
de n cia
„ r reation,services Subsequent to, but consonant with, the street lengthil'side,walks'utilit connections'- sew
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,p iid silo m + Y sewer
limn lhc:l le crcm tt natureof munici al enterprise.
1. Pp 6• . !.:, >s 1, , ' Rodriguez' mandate fonstatc action; the Jcrscy systems' and l constnlction: time
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