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Home My WebLink About1975-01-21 Council minutesMINUTES OF A REGULAR COUNCIL MEETING _ JANUARY 21, 1975 7:30P. I.I. The Iowa City City Council met in Regular Session on the 21st day of January, 1975 at 7:30 P.M. in the Council Chambers at the Civic Center. Present: Brandt, Czarnecki, Davidsen,..deProsse, Neuhauser. Absent: none. Mayor Czarnecki presiding. The Mayor noted that KXIC Radio Station recorded the meeting, portions to be broadcast later are at the "discretion `of the radio station and in no way controlled by the City or the Council_ It was moved by deProsse and seconded by Davidsen that the minutes read thus far constitute a fullreading of the minutes for January 7th Regular Council meeting and that Council approve them subject to correction. Motion carried. Mayor Czarnecki proclaimed the week of January _1.-25 as Jaycee Week. - Lloyd Paulsen, 3006 Muscatine, presented a petition for a traffic light at Southlawn -and Muscatine. It was moved by • Brandt and _seconded by Davidsen that-the-petition be received and filed. Motion_ carried. _ The Mayor advised the petitioner that the Staff would investigate and report. It was moved by Brandt and seconded by Davidsen that the minutes of the meetings of the Housing Commission, 12/4/74; 12/11/74, 12/12/74 and 12/13/74; Airport Commission, 12/19/74; Design Review Board, 1/9/75; Planning and zoning Commission, 1/9/75 and Riverfront Commission, 1/16/75 be received and filed. Motion carried. It was moved by Brandt and seconded by Neuhauser that the Design Review Board recommendations on the Urban Renewal Amenities Plan be received and filed and made part of the discussion. Motion carried. It was moved by Davidsen and seconded by Neuhauser to receive and file the Iowa City Housing Commission's recommendation that income limits for the Leased Housing Program be raised to the maximum permissible by State Code and the City Manager check with the Housing Commission and Housing Staff. Motion carried. It was moved by Brandt and seconded by Davisden to set a Public Hearing to Rezone the South Half of Block 83 of the • Original Town of Iowa City from C2 to CB for Feb. llt-h. Motion carried. Page 2 Council Minutes • January 21, 1975 The Mayor announced that this was the time set for the Public Hearing on the disposition of funds for the Community Development and Housing Act of 1974. Interested persons appearing were as follows:- Ira Bolnick, member of the Steering -Committee, presenting a clarification of their report. Dr. Bob Ogeson, urging Council to provide funds for swimming pools at each High School. John Neff, representing citizens from a'forum at the First Christian Church, outlined several suggestions. Bob Hibbeler, Goodwill Industries, answered questions, noting that the workshop center planned at the Me Too site was not a replacement for the Budget Store, and elaborated on the services comtemplated: Fredine Branson, Chairperson•of-the Housing Commission presented a statement requestingfunds to buy houses, rehabilitate them and then rent them to low income persons. Dick Buxton asked that his proposal concerning the swimming pools be amended by deletion of references to the referendum.. Pat Hanrahan, representing the Johnson County Task Force for Area Agency on Aging, requested that contemplated use of the Close Mansion as a senior citizens center be denied and funds used for construction of -a Human Resources Center that included a Senior Citizens Center. Jim Lindberg appeared supporting _covered ice skating -facilities: Margaret Mac Donald urged • Council to consider acquisition of park and recreation land located West of Dubuque, South of Foster Road and North of Taft Speedway (Englert Tract). Richard Brass, SEATS Coordinator summarizedtheirproposal requesting 100% subsidy for expansion of SEATS services which have a direct bearing on Iowa City citizens. Mayor Czarnecki requested that Mr. Brass separate out the capital expenses from the operating expenses. Carol Fre-sssini spoke concerning the need for the Child and Family Resource Center. Paul Huston appeared supporting the swimming pools, as a- joint' enterprise. Linda Fisher - questioned what the $50,000 for recycling was.supposed to be, and this was explained. James Harris suggested reappraising the function of the inter -city area, and presented a statement. Clemens Ehrdahl asked allotment of 'funds for sewer problems in Southeast Iowa City. Ken Haldeman noted that the request was for $650,000. Steve Noel appeared supporting_ swimming pools in both high schools, noting that Iowa City does not have a YWCA or YMCA. Alicia Claypool commented on several of the items in the Steering Committee report, pointing out the omission of_funding,for continued efforts of the Committee. Mayor Czarnecki thanked all for attending and then further procedure was discussed. Mr. Kraft suggested that Council let the Staff know if any of the projects are definitely not wanted, and stated that he would check on the feasibility • of thong queuLi.oncd. The Mayor advised that the Council would Page -3 Council Minutes - January 21, 1975 meet on Monday the 27th for discussion'of -the suggestions. by Czarnecki and seconded by Davidsen to set a It was moved 11, 1975 at 7:30 P.M. for citizen Public Hearing on February ive recommendations. Motion review of Council's tentat carried. The Staff was directed to forward the report to ning'for their review. - The Mayor then declared Regional Plan the public hearing' closed. It was moved by deProsse and t seconded by Neuhauser that the correspondence presented se sereceived and filed and made part of the Public Hearing. Motion carried. The Mayor declared a ten minute recess. Councilwoman deProsde advised Council of a meeting of the Ralston Creek Committee at her home on January 29th at 8:00 A.M. It was moved by Davidsen and seconded by deProsse to receive, and file the motion that the ;City Council reaffirm its interest in the Old Post office Building and site and wishes to continue to explore withA thelic feasibility of purchasing the building for public and qua uses after an indepth analysis at the structural, mechanical, and architectural characteristics of the building an evaluation purchase of financial sources and requirements regarding p price, rental rates and operating costs; it must also be understood in this motion that should the Post office Building ` be designated a Historic site, restrictions will be imposed upon the use and remodeling of the building; these ,must be identified and considered in the Council's exploration of the purchase feasibility. Motion carried. Councilwoman deProsse proposed that the motion deferred the last week which would in by 25 cents per capita, wa assessment` paid to the Regional Planning Comry 1, 19751 to-Julyn as o1, City's -share -for the period from Jaeraca ita, be considered 1975, bringing the total to $1.50 p p_ at this time. Each Councilmeembereexplained callf htheQreasotioncarried, behind his or her vote.' Up on Brandt and Czarnecki voting no The Mayor formally reappointed the following members for an indeterminate time period totheBMayors yyouth KaferEFedderson ment Committee; Holtzhammer,"Williams, and Hanson. It was moved by Brandt and essecondedd.obycarriedse that the Mayor's appointments be app Mayor Czarnecki advised that the Bicentennial Commission would soon have specific criteria to publicize their- activities • and for recommendation of projects, as all projects need Page 4 He cited the project • formal approval to get State funds. to catalog the Kent film the Library Board, contemplatedbyplans for the International collection. He reported on the p students Fair at Sy camore Mall. He also p evention ofery- one of the panel discussion on Thursday Re p Reformatory - bad checks with the people from Anamosa Reformatory• - The Mayor advised that he had received a call from Charles Johnston stating that Mr. Johnston supports the Staff pursue further the re recommendation it three homes in theLYban Ren f recommendation and would-noe a ro ect, wconDtract Demolition would be detrimental to tion p J advised that on Acting City Manager Dennis Kraft January 26th, Clinton street would ol,closed from Sunday, College for urban renewaldngllane and kone- Washington to through the 30th, the park: and on the 27th ando_ ton Street between Clinton and thru lane eastbound on Washington that concerning the problem, the City Engineer had Capitol will be closed. He rep new Post Office parking P the ost office that has created - contacted General Services Administration contacted removing curbing on the West side of the P alternative locations the congestion, and he advised that onsidered. for mail drop boxes were being with the Urban Graphics, and noted other Mr. Kraft commented that. he attended a meetingwith amend- City Attorney concerning the 'end objective being graphics meetings that are planned, merit to the Sign Ordinance, which will allow urban grap but still not allow traditional p ainted wall signs ation con- He advised the that the Staff had conductedhan in, Divisis aware' ceradvining the Honduras Relief Fund. The Iowa Done ivisionaw send not American Re Cros haandnre ommendedformed himtthathat nZowa City of this organizationanization. any money, unless thru their org suggested that the Comprehensiveandaa Mayor et together for an organizational meeting et tog was agreed on. Committee g -30th luncheon meeting Thursday, January City Attorney Hayek requested court against to District Court aq a suit in Johnson County possession of the property Meyer and James Parrott to obaslthey,failed to -vacate -urban Capitol Street, requested permission at 328 South Cap after notice. He also req renewal property claim for damages for increaseover, to add`tc the lawsuit a result of this holding - It was moved by deProsse and seconded r by demolition costs incurred as a of the property. be so authorized . Motion carried. Davidsen that the Attorney • Page 5 Council Minutes January 21, 1975 • It was moved by Brandt and seconded by Davidsen that the rules be suspended and the third reading of the Ordinance to Rezone a Tract of Land at 2650 South Riverside Drive from R1A to Ml Zone as requested by Charles Walden be given by title only. Upon roll call Brandt Czarnecki, Davidsen; deProsse, Neuhauser voted 'aye'. Motion carried and third reading given by title only. It was moved by deProsse and seconded by Davidsen to adopt the Ordinance. Upon roll call Czarnecki, Davidsen, deProsse, Brandt voted 'aye', Neuhauser voted 'no'. Motion carried 4/1. There was discussion on whether the remaining R1A parcels should be referred to Planning and ,Zoning for a_study. The general concensus was against this action. It was moved by deProsse and seconded by Neuhauser that the rules be suspended and the second reading of the Ordinance to Rezone Governor, Lucas and Dodge Street areas South of Burlington Street and North of the CRI&P_ Railroadfrom an R3A zone to an R3 zone be given by title only. Upon roll call Davidsen, deProsse, Neuhauser, Czarnecki voted 'aye', Brandt abstained. Motion carried and second reading given by title only. City Attorney Hayek advised that he would report in advance of meeting concerning the vote on this - • Ordinance. It was moved by deProsse and seconded by Neuhauser that the rules be suspended and the second reading of the Ordinance to Rezone 13 Lots in the Summit Street Area-South of Burlington ' Street from an R3A' zone to an R2 zone be given by title only.: Upon roll call deProsse, Neuhauser, Czarnecki, Davidsen voted 'aye', Brandt abstained. _Motion carried and second reading given by title only. It was moved by deProsse and seconded by Neuhauser that the rules be suspended and the _second reading of the Ordinance Amending FenceandShrub Height Requirements of the Zoning Code be given by title only. Upon roll call Neuhauser, Brandt, Czarnecki, Davidsen,' deProsse voted 'aye'. Motion carried and second reading given by title only. It was moved by Brandt and seconded by Neuahuser to amendtheOrdinance Amending Fence and Shrub Height Require- ments of Chapter 3.38 of the Municipal Codetoconform to Planning and Zoning language in the Ordinance.in-Item'14. Motion carried. It was moved by Brandt and seconded by ,Neuhauser that. the.rules be suspended and the first and second readings of the Ordinance be given by title only. Upon roll call Brandt; Czarnecki, Davidsen, deProsse, Neuhauser voted 'aye'. Motion • edr-i:ied ind f r-§L Find "oond reidings gf Llle 9rdillanee rag amended given by L•i.L-le wily. Page 6 - Council Minutes January 21, 1973 • It was moved by deProsse and seconded by Davidsen that the rules be suspended and the second reading of the Ordinance to Vacate the Alley in Block 86 of the original Town of Iowa City requested by the University of Iowa be -given -by title only. Upon roll call Czarnecki, Davidsen, deProsse, Neuhauser, Brandt voted 'aye'. Motion carried and second reading given by title only. It was moved by Brandt and seconded by Davidsen to -adopt , the Resolution AuthorizingAmendment of Contract for Urban Renewal Legal ServiceswithJohn Hayek by providing fornew compensation_ rates of $30.00 per hour for general urban renewal matters and $35.00 per hour for litigation services.Upon roll call Davidsen, deProsse, Neuhauser, Brandt, Czarnecki voted 'aye'. Motion carried. It was moved by Neuhauser and seconded by deProsse to adopt the Resolution Approving a Bus Loading Zone on the North Side of College Street Immediately Back from the Intersectionbuses.Gilbert for loading and parking of buses. Upon roll call deProsse, Neuhauser, Brandt,' Czarnecki, Davidsen voted 'aye'. Motion carried. -- It was moved by Brandt and seconded -by deProsse to adopt • the Resolution Approving Ground Rules Agreement Between the City of Iowa City and.the Police Patrolman's Association, -concerning negotiations leading to the Union contract: Upon roll call Neuhauser, Brandt, Czarnecki,; Davidsen, deprosse`voted 'aye'. Notion carried. It was moved by Brandt and seconded by deProsse to adopt the Resolution Approving an Engineering Agreement with'Hawkeye Engineering_ for Urban Renewal Surveying Services. Upon roll call Brandt, Czarnecki, Davidsen, deProsse, Neuhauser voted 'aye'. Motion carried. It was moved by Brandt and seconded by Neuhauser to adopt the Resolution Modifying the Agreement for Engineering Services with Shive-Hattery and Associates for the Demolition and Site Clearance Project, R-14. Upon roll call Czarnecki, Davidsen, deProsse, Neuhauser, Brandt voted 'aye'. 'Motion carried. It was moved by Brandt and seconded by Neuhauser to adopt the Resolution Setting Public Hearing on the Resolution of Necessity for the Muscatine Avenue Improvement Project for February 11, 1975 at 7:30 P.M. Upon roll call Davidsen, deProsse, Neuhauser, Brandt, Czarnecki voted 'aye'.' Motion carried. tes Council 21°II 1975 page 7 January • deProsse to adopt It was moved by Brandt and seconded by Stop Signs'at the Following _ Raven and Court; Broadway and Hollywood; the_.Resolution Establishing upon roll -call Neuhauser;- Intersections- Creighton_ voted 'aye'- Motion and Washington and deProsse Brandt, czarnecki, Davidsen, carried. Neuhauser to adopt Brandt and seconded by of Linden It was moved by parking on the East O 150 feet Court Street for a distance -_ the Resolution prohibiting on roll call Brandt, Czarnecki, Court Adjacent to C Court Street. - voted 'aye'✓ Motion carried. north Of deProsse, Neuhauser adopt Davidsen, deProsse to the Brandt and second do East Side of It was moved by Parking the Resolution distance of 40 feet north of Westgate Street for street from 605 600 Block located across deProsse, -Neuhauser, Of the driveway Davidsen, Upon roll call CzarneMotion carried. - Brandt voted aYe Davidsen to seconded by It was moved by Neuhauser and Sewer Improvements adopt ting the Sanitary Part V done by Schmitt ConstructiNeuhauser, t the Resolution art v deProsse, in_Hollywood Manor' roll call Davidsen, • Upon rried. of Cedar Rapids. voted aye'. Motion ca Brandt, Czarnecki Brandt that the seconded by supporting It was moved by deProsse and 504 South Lucas Mr. and Mrs. Edward Wise, received and letter from R3A-to R3 in that area beMotion carried. the rezoning from public record. filed and made part of the P that - seconded by Neuhauser their Brandt and Council expreSSIng . It was moved e the City of Iowa City the letter -from the CLn agree nitWith enter into an agreement passenger buses be received intent to five p and City Attorney. for 'the leasing ' five forty- Manager and filed and referred to the City Motion carried. deprosse.that the b Brandt and seconded by 3000 Muscatine It was moved_ by and Mary Rae Reece, and from Don L. project be receivedllth letter Muscatine Avenue pro? of February Avenue concerning of the Public Hearing _ filed and made part Motion carried. Neuhauser to by deProsse and second cared ried. . It was moved10:45 P.M. _Motion adjourn the meeting,. GO may . • City Clerk a G.. n--, i'AcC Janui -.announ The_Mayo on'theUdisvOE�It Rea publIcnd ousIn, , Act i -T H S-715 S. De Iji 10 1 10 "W.!Cw Et� were follows we] tinc appearing _--- �e en CoTn ee pj r�ittee, , 9�e Committee,' 2�eson Steerj_ng, -son ,urg 3.1 �Dir ,, Bob0 e h Si tBob report•, - __, v -9 - swimming Pools at -- each, High the citi:zens from i. a forum at., 'Hib I �Bob li�� suggestions not g th several i not questions; as not, a. -Me Too' s3.te_ ..,at the-, the ;service on and, elaboratedof. I t e' Housing cc Cha I irperson hou I U 'fun s,tQ pers eSt3.ng - S4 requ, low, ',income t- them to ren -t _66n�erning, his proposaltoth f deletion qf.re er nces representingthe_ ohnsoll Cou that COr .-a claL,--, - 9 coun- to� .pry g, hob I .irst rhabil s �3__C nn Aging.rS centerqmbe. s I I enCt . I th of-�-Fostl k Richar questing :1 e-a;djr ' ect eauestdd __t onj'nin C - - _ 4T)a-111 Hus the 4nned what�,,. - V_,3a,es questioned .exp and:thi.s- . -Of. the inter-cIty IF'Inr-tion n ty, ng f attdr ,ed' -_ all for �rnh buu9 I j_eBransOP/._ T., '-stateme�nt i-hera-, and 7'then on"asked, that be,,, amended Y nra 7'. - � Pat� h an .A e 'f o �rAr e a,ncY� e Mansion ;for ., Funds use at�, in6 lu e are 6rting �SuPP dIII I land.:'; Mac'DO -landl- Ion recreation 'and th:� 0 1 ... toad„�.andl N - -r inat, 7—C, Z�, __ ` ex ahs-io Vbs3 . , .1 1 11 1 _-1 s f or � aring-11on Ia. S S MrB r a s ng ses ie'..nee 1 for porti ng °tiP>ear6d SUP F, d tO Pell S -.was,uppose:.. . gg , es ted;`reappriis'ng-_� 1 1,n - - '13 r L eseI d --.-taternen tea.S , , .--:probleml,. ffor-,�sewer the'r&que. ,ted -Ithat -g- swilnjning Iowa,,upport3-P City-, does ,n0. cl on `several- report :)rraiente r -e -I , o , rt,I�__pOintxng outs I”, * l=;t ` the'.Coi ff PF,ts,10f er� further'. and, .ng. -gqst9d,that;Council en c are' def xn�t - feasibilil i6ck,ons - , - the_;,, itt,Council wol � r ,Page 3 I iteria. roj'ect! �i i- he wr Mn moved by�P. Ir t -,,an( of .ter wasan -Resolution sl I 1tik tinq Publjc.- HeariREL2aL��- ect for Pr the ty� for the Necessity -.----_�-.Improvemen Muscatine -Avenue- -,�'dePross roll. all. Davj4sen""_,.-',, 5 19voted--. at 7.30 -1-P -e, Motion carried Z February -LI ra not, a - euhauser,,-13 -C t[4 I z _ ctrnctl0ri` ePros_se, Neu y., Brandt y th LTC ondod I ;'' lei" and Y dcl rosse filed and made_ -pari Cza19i "aviusen rnecki'pres:i ion_=recorded' h t: thedlscreti`oi ed by thity .onded'by..Davids « _ , Ir irsl ire ;s 9 ent &ate fa .\ Gntutt$iyrngrt2 M L a, jyNn, J #a $n f 9 « u�i yuo of ia%y �eariGi e aeaedck z : s e Page 5 a twas:moved by deRross to adott the„Kcs lution Acce Strcct _Improvement.)roject.d ca 11; Czarnecki:,llavidsen,_de Brandt_aUsent Motion carni ' .I.t:wasemoved by dePrgss the telegram_fromAllen C1''F National League�of=Cities;•H Supreme, Court_ case of the E t ncc _ _. .. Wetherill Winder expla i.n the survey,.noting-1 expressed; and 'the wore <woman David sen_suggestE 'date to :October 3rdj-- ar ' S year an' Coundi] category was:weighted'_E t ing r Kr '::' v(:a/Vill1.. e.V VUl•%;_ ALI.GL.IylAI:U.Yp1Vll�1. set up ;and conducted';` the: Mayor 'su '.each •proposal ' Observations were i Item #1 m HuanNeeds,_Planriex -Committee sees s -the -need -:for'._ an- adm Item #2 United y'Wa :Informat now funded by_Johnson'County, but;' ' Item,#3. Skills -UnlimitedWo ' President;of the -Board :for Goodwil { s or. Mi t' -"Of ;fur stud lid Les the itaf s:of: the Council to'':amen, to be. "consistent--,with`;B Plastno, Director of'Publc Work's, statednthat's_tl al Busness,Di'strict`-would:be two.footcandles,(so( as 6n --Burlington .Street),';;the-fringe ,area one.foc e and :.the residentsal,area as per present1policy; vised that he:'would-=determine,..the areasy would im . them and_deterinine the costs He also ;advised g a.public hearing on this':item -- The"observati.on ade:that there::is a`signifcant:difference in;ope ;cost betweenaodium`vapor .lightand mercury;vapoi Ia:s, o:: commer ted =that-More-;white,light`s c 'Uil -be 6-rnai'dnnhial3'ara a a` -'and ".thatr: mnn aT tLYidl3 .3houlf e LWO YOU LCA costs to incorpc '-gh square footage f nouor`:a;_lai .ynch._stated'€thatl9 agencies i line _space l•needs;'. 2 2 000 'squat ind;there are more;::potential.ui 'zarneckintedout that !or acquisition andremodeling; �reliininary_ steps whey recommei Acting City ManagerDenn, nad contacted hirft notifying h be.considered for histor c pre limit={remodeling ,.but itk<would the .determination TI Mayor' was to.determine,what;the,.Coun anc• ~ fort-d.scL executiv-::;session 't0<,adjourn--'to e O1d;Post Offic x Costi'of acquisition of ;the for discussionyof`acquisition of pazk,Tarc call Brandt Czarnecki,jDavidsen,:daProse carried Meetingia< Voted" .Motion r 3 _ rr hri ii i _ n t ria .%%baa4.3.��#s4�1 '..lt��r+_ l #�.:-EEk iat:-.�c ,oncernir ;: I - -.:- I, I Lyc?r I tha ,-arisi :Iier :aria .......... ing. -1 --- -, I 3e ,4 - I S ......... . rymp] Ste lause or.C; eves and :uses He S ng ues -ira ndxySewers, let he `southeast:_;p etherill WindE survey; ..nA ji.cour ittee amber; at_:_�. one :e`report 07 iunity -Devel •. the Title; .d. that a pl comments -.d at -:later :)day, of the blic could we: ila ri rr iCE '= the=number,oL r��r o . discuss, a point .total _After :on the Mayor sug4� -,settop and conducted, were mai each ':proposa1 r - Needs Planner,.; INFOttt1AL D1 K ;: _ I�ITH STEERII Johnson County but n< now, _funded I S ......... . rymp] Ste lause or.C; eves and :uses He S ng ues -ira ndxySewers, let he `southeast:_;p etherill WindE survey; ..nA ji.cour ittee amber; at_:_�. one :e`report 07 iunity -Devel •. the Title; .d. that a pl comments -.d at -:later :)day, of the blic could we: ila ri rr iCE '= the=number,oL r��r o . discuss, a point .total _After :on the Mayor sug4� -,settop and conducted, were mai each ':proposa1 Observations Needs Planner,.; Item,#1 Human the need -for an admin Colnmittee'sees <#2• -United WaYrinformatic Item by Johnson County but n< now, _funded Skilas Unlimited Worl Item ,113 for Goodwill ;,.. President of the-a�oard 2 K -Page 2A- out e tall I.Se Id be..a,,r, ra ere, t a ut3. ea S3. jine d the ng. making: -1 0 dy 3. a Building) awhich Bu I ding. - roof e- of Duman7 feet` f u Dick" 0 170- ary__�floodsI- - 1, dss- e. a C plainThere .1 listed - V P_ -1 .... . . rc buX 3. e __ __ 0 C - e 01 the�, hase; c- io, rc a s disruss 0 city P Imp lal 31. flood I- G filling the'.. e -ting :to ctexplained r6��- t 1-1-0 r �:ren, ns or tio se aniza FIva. nt ilopme eve 0 e or Corrj ,14 volve Itemiver s Its- involved. 'future-IcO. _hase of the ,,i,g.-!,pur. r ed e tion �revl, jj_s "beer ,questioned has:,,.,., tions; 4 -:-Councl �eatlO_ Recl and d-I:Lecr( XV par an # the Ift �Par. las� ,-Ite of andeu,-, 'Ou rson.,_ chajrpe. _� . Lttee COT=] Af te r theLL t e S e 'd',,that'� 'CzarneC, ayor..*, -eligibleI- C edotl ble" D16velOP. -tte --eligi _' _. t: rni was- un, - 'j*Pi Co a ..,.'Progr that s rams Tar --us, the Open. n s the �Prl. - pac - " ' ---I thl 1. il�q 6:open� matching 'ac t__0 a,. s eWq HUD r_ .,der �Iuo '-7 , noted ;eI1 -ti Siar a- rreeq. `deemedalso ram --0,- S , u ,c tlo n -.: 30n roa�PrOPosasc 00�s S_ include eca to 3 a anchi dcoor - reatIona clearly: that %enI n ur ow: a two -'and -2)- would n . - r .,a- e e I: c a rgenVIneed•testlone re on t *q.Sarah sp0kP needs.; rationa acqusitionr0 natural resources as needs- n., to.Overllc j- ing.stadiesee-a lann arrier a-d,openspaarcIitec ra 0 11 ac3lit3es rogmandseovicea use r rs are jjded.Oat an 3 Adr.en C111 a ying er.la. . . . . . the towa. Bo e.-,- . . the, eel untl s ; Isol d. -the; He ia ters - - n not n centers 0 d_ hbor neighbor, J. -,7, s s a lty'funding: Mr.'i; t�otni un oav c aral ;way., that„social services`;couldbe delivered; 'froi antral' agency,down to neighborhood”centers_: jMayor rnecki que'stioned`twhat''kiappens to funds displaced by•; ging ,for HACAP, ,VNA and .Head Start Item #7 Mark IV Neighborhood Center, Mr Bolnick.; sented;anjupdated _figure of .$175,000;.4s estimated cos Item #8 --Removal or.....]rchitectural`Barriers It#9 Swimming Facilities, Mr B6 nick-' advisedr:. t the,operation'would have tosbe1worked�out, and=assu -regard to -the Sck re would: have to areferendum in.;- g rd .expenditure John'Dane, .as a iof; th membere oar ;Bd cation, noted that the?SchooL Board_is very interests the'proposa1 but„they would not necessarily need the dum =Tpublic--approved;�2 1/2 mills Oat the erenhe last actil; there on for �-constructi.on __ofl school f'61.acihties;'-;-.this wo ierate about '$380; 000 a year ”' He noted ,that9.. ild'be $50 000 for operation of two_ipools s ach year; ai ila�Wnisier. pools when open=to the public' Co- ' icussed the; -project Sarah Fox cor ited;-that` this was #15 on the list' yak Item #10 Ralston Creek,Floodingrand Sewer Improv itsp-,Mr _Bolnick.'commented'that#$300;000 was for'shor measures llm rge Mr Woershauser advisedFthat the ical-yea r funding ;:starts the day the_apphcation.is.a money is `_..banked:'=and .-you draw on itMr :Kraft _note of funds for actual flood controlis limited Mr L'nick= emphasized, the ' and sewer" improvements,' ,_.,if mon -no t:=allo.ca ted'for sewer work;.by EPA', the';Committee,w .1%chat sewers ;are an important part; of the Ralston �e)e— uSE ,;;and want the`consultanteto include them in ® atudy, Ztem Alh , Senior Citizens' -'Center, for remodeling Close mansion "at this ,time, , depending on ;the survey 4 iLY .. F.r>if..Y •`F Departme ayailab a in Committee,report:: are Si _ T Y ajl T: 9 — S 1 S i � 4 C .-.: Mr "pla��ino commartl �d :thaB ri i 6 its>.' in ahe'resdential areas and 'that mosti;a be._ 'two footcandles The'Mayor askedi" costs; to incorporate in`the budget proce c men saik ough` square footage for: a law;' rich ,-.stated i,that ;19 agencies�.ha nespace=needs, 221000 :square,_ d;.there:are, more;potentialiuse �. I ail 0 LY=E G Jeri wers ion-.,,.eva.L7,.".. � .ee lod