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C' COU`,C1L 2,11NUTES
• • _Ja,NUasr 30, 1973
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`Connell
Hickerson and :ih to voted aa. ,
CZE. . ervi, I ::mac uOVeC
Call 3randt' ani-3rd read ny-_g_van. adopted.
absent. ,lotion ca_�_ed Ord mance
be a
Czarnecki that the d Y - .iicY.erson
b.l,'v;hite and second _d by C;]hite'and Brandt •✓ole a e
Upon roll camel
Lzarnecci, . It was moved
Connell absent. itot1oR Co�rr1 llL711C hearing
on
a�scalning an White tors a p to :the _
bv.. Fickerson and seCOndeC oY c 1s7psal. Of-the s,reel
eb.'20, 1973 at 4 P-t.
on nh_ d' .
iniversity of Iowa. Motion carried.
,
seconded,White to adopt .-I�ti�
:Jas moved pV'hlcterson and pingeby th
a South giver- ,
It ,� the"rapping Fee for -
tt e Resolution istaolisnl= 21Q 00 `per acre. `Upon 2011 call.Czar-,
• _
ar
-side Dr s--L1t vt.ltiOn at-$ _ ,a, aye`, Connell absent. 1
, oma- White
& Brandt.: voted... j _ _ �"
r -
J
.....C,C-, -
Z i.on carried.
�ihite and seconded by
Hiccerson to adopt 5
It was moved by P,` the South ,Sid of p,hiting �a
�'� Resolution Prohibiting IWa Parking of rimball Ave. Upon roll
h 100 el - Connell-
the
Avenue for a aistarc� or t
y r Brandt and Czarnecki .pled 'aY-
call llickerzon .•mite.
absent._ 2•iotion carried.
by Hickerson
discussior_ of the notice, 3- was moved Author-zing -ldc
After the Resolution--=Au
a Czarnec�l :o adon� _ parcel
an seconded 'Dy a Contract Or D15pOs1LlOn v
r or{a10n 0r: a Lane:. Sales y LO ('jeOrge:Nagle... 11D0_^ x011 Call
9ro pct R-1:
Connell
-
U-ban'Ranewal 3-
Brandt, Czarnecki and Hickerson voted 'aye ,
;•]bite, -
v
rn '-o
; n Carried.
2bsen'�. o�_
morwc� by iIickarson and seconded'bY S;hice to _set a
1t was - to the zoning O dinance-8.10.16C 'G1
the amendment t; lar inf lam-
bublic hearing on petroleum and sim;
P of oils, p t,je planning
concerning bulk storage as recommended:bY 1973 at 4 P.it.
1 �icuids'aad chemicals, 20
a� - e Staff, on February ,
• and the
zozln7 Colsslon
lotion carried. a
. Hickerson to set P-�✓ i
3t was moved by ;]bite and seconded b1 CO. prop--
ed tne_r�zoning of Capital Propane Cas 1973 at
public-h arl^.g on Feb. 20,
Zor.in Comm: and Staff.
;n BDI industrial Park Brom Ml to t•12 Zone, setback=of bulY.
P.;1, as -r Commended by planning &. g
, upon amendment concerning
(Rezoning continyen
s_or-age .) 6 mon c teres on the
Donald .ladsen to a - 1,-_e
1973 and L_✓ellr 3enry from-J
Th Mayor-.appointed e 30,.. ...the.-Planning.&.Zoning.
Riverfront Commission to asrecommendedby , C& zon-'ri
r 31, 1973, and seconded b1
December - HicY.2rson
�0o T' was moved by car-ie.._
Cr mission. proved. iSocion:
-, �� �,a Or, s. anooln:y e-i�.s b- approved.
Y tn� • 973 ;
�RJ nec
..._� . ?.crea_lOn, Gene Chubb 011tl 1'313 or-
Dir.
. {.....�
D,r. of Park & - o- starting on July 7; -�
rn of the Farmer s ma_k .. 2. �r day or 20. _cr
op_.ration to 1ioon, Oras of $ P-
Saturdays ff�n
Tu
-�- COUNCIL MINUT_ S
30, 1973
week session.It was moved by Hickerson and.seconded by ,Czar-
necri to approve the dates and fees as' recommended.Motion
carried. The City Manage- stated that the area under the b.z^ge
where the market is held will be seal -coated.
- _
Councilman Hickerson requested that the Friday agenda
include the items that will be discussed at the Tusday noon
informal meeting- Councilman` Czarnecki questioned _why the Ed.
of Adjustment minutes were not received. The Council directed
that these minutes should be received by the Council, but that
oinutes fron the --Electrical- Boards only if they
are making a recommendation to the Council.
Director of Urban Renewal Jack Klaus reported on the sale
of 'personal property, proceeds of $1,170.80
councilman Czarnec'.i inquired if fixing railroad crossings
{J`�
by the City and charging the railroad was a feasible alternative
to suing the railroad. Discussion followed concerning the work
and how it is to be 'paid for.
mho City manager advised that the Noise ordinance would
13: - -
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be on the agenda for the next meeting.
It was moved by Hickerson and seconded by White to adjourn
- to executive session to discuss the fair market value for parcel
_
.
84/6 in the Urban Renewal Pro3act Iowa R-14? .Henry's and:4a•^srt y
Cleaners. Upon roll call Connell absent, Czarnecki, Hickerson,
Trnite and Brandt voted '-aye',. Motion carried.
•CC "'CIL c11INiiTES
-3- • -- — - JANUARY 3A,--1973-_-
call sra-ndt, Czarnecki, riickerson and White voted 'aye' . Connell
lotion carried and 3rd rI`
was noved
reading given.
pted-
by :Ihita:and seconded by Czarneck that the Ordinance bPHicl-erson _
upon roll ca -11C moved
and Brandt voted Ityas moved
abstaining and`'Connell absent. Motion carret-Ia dblic-hearing on
by 'ric::ersor. and seconded by white to set a p ;
?gib. 20,.1973. at 4 P.M. on: the disposal
the street to t o
University o= -Iowa. Motion carried.---
white
It'was moved by fiickerson'ard seco-ided,,by SJhite to adopt
i , ; ,shins ...he. iapoing . Fee . for. the South` P; ver- � o
`z_ Resolution cst�bl L or -.acre -Upon roll'Call Czar-
- Cation at -$210.00 p
SIC Dr. Limit Saye':;Connell-=absent
ec..i,.'Hickerson, 'shite & Brandt -voted:_: -'
r t
-ers
Motiaa ca -- J ad
-
It was moved bpi--White'padY.incoonet he South eside o�'WhoiPing �orJ
the Resolution Pronibrting g ' }
` 100' west Of 'RinbalL Ave. Upon .rot 1
yV?nu'e- for a _distance of >rneCk=aye", 'C.O-L.e�..
call. Hickerson, white, Brandt and CL
ens_.o:,t. MOt'On carried. I
i
_ - Hickerson
after discussion of the notice, it was moved A
--d seconded b,, Czarnecki to adopt the Resolution `authorizing
..a motion o_ a land 'Sales -Contract for Disposition of Parcel
boll call
31-1 Urban Renewal Project r-14 to George Piagla ' Uponroll
white, Brandt, Czarnecki and Hickerson voted aye ,
abs=nom. Motion carried. -
_
was moved by Hickerson and seco:.ded by a
`
white to 'set
I�
public 'rearinc on the, an=_ndment.t��troleum�and sCi'ar�ia-lQy15C
:cncernng bulk storage,oE oals�ecommended by the Planning &
ale liquids and checu.cals, t-- on February 20, 1973 at 4 P.M.
Zoning 'Corlmission and the Stagy=,, ,
,,,_.coon carried.
,res ao<:ed by White
and seconded by HicY.e_scn to se- opt- a�-`-
oubl_c hearing on -the rezoning of Capital Propane Gas , CO.
rr
in BDI`Induscrial Parli, from Ni ,to t42- Zone,
on Feb.. 2D,.`-1973 at
4'P.M.,
as recoc�mended by Planning & Zoning Co Setanaksof�bulk
,zoning contingent upon amendment concerning
storage.)
The Mayor apooi.non the
ted Donaald Mads97n a-- a .... 7ienry-from June
River`front' Conmiss:ion to Jun.. 30,
30 to December 31,
1973, -as --recommended by the Planning & Zoning
Cc n_ssion. It was moved by Nickerson and seconded by Czarnecki
�• A -'s appointments b --approved.: Motion carried.
t..a re 2.alo- 373
- Gans _Chubb ou�1
ped - 1 -�
7 o '
Dyr, of P Sr}a & Recreation, y _ �� o..
t9arJcet, ,tenting _ 2� �cr i3
on cul
p ration of the Fader fc:I.y r i2- per day ,o_ 5
1 Scur L'rUni 0 htd Ln Monn, -
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April 11, 1975
,
TO: steal Berlin, City r._anager
y
^�n.. Bob Bowlin, Asst. City ?+ttorne/
j 1
y - ;1�: --Confidentiality of Scection 23 hcased Housing Progra:.t Tenant Piles
ti _ I •�
i
Dear Neal:
1
1 This is a report back to you on the question of the co
nfidentlality
3tt of our Section 23 Leased Elortsirg Program _tenant fil s I have been In r
contact with Mr. John A. Alphson, Jr-, HUD. Legal Counsel in Des ?ln=_s,
Iowa_- _..
As you know, Johnson County Social Services, which. administers 'y
1 1
the food program, -:is .requesting from us inforsation as to the
i 1
amount of th- rent supplemental for each person-in the program that
is provided by HUD to tine local Housing Authority, and to the sub-
; 1< sea from the Housing Authority.' Mr. Alphson's Foa
be released to
is that
i
lsed to the Johnson Count"',orizes
st_.n information should not
+ m=at O, Social $erVlces unless the sublessee specifically authorizes
r
the release of that information in-wri.t:ing In talking with 7.yle
-
+ -e e' the Iowa City Housing Coordinator, 'C have learned that Lytc
ha been regularly folloaring this sound business
Practice. Therefore,
are not violating tenant confidentiality
y
I 't irv�I HUD'-_ point of vl_w we _ _ g ,
• --y - , emal .to Johnson
.Count} '
i
' - -amount of the rent supplensn_
3 byreleasing h_ --•;/rittca cons_nt.
E � I
-" So¢ialServices,.-as,long as t.aprocure 'the
subless's
1 to do so.
-- can release the_
} We are left with the proulem_of whether or not =
to it
nares and addressesof sublessees within the program .•fare Hard-ng-
-:�
you will recall that Mr. i:a c Harding
was tile_person- -no hadsuedr_.-
city attempting to get the list of names and addresses of the sublessees
e: program-- For reasons to be discussed -below, ,I believe we should
within th
now prose=3 to prepare a list of names and addresses of-tile persons In
the program, and turn this list over to`t•;r: Harding-
7 My previous conclusion that there is nothing in Chapter 66L, Code
of (1975) that bars_the release of._this information
still stands. i
IIoth. Mr. •Alphson and Mr. F.i.chard. Sheridan, HUD: Counsel at. the Omaha,
:.9 t�tat: h do not
Nebraska, Area office, have told r,.e over the phone z
in Chapter GBA which would bar the release of
i believe there is .zn}'`.bine- i
d this information. -
3 lr. Allvtson had uggested that I taight want to axe a loo: t lite
Federal. Freedom of In.o,:mation Act and HUD regulations p o ulgat�d under
this Let-_.•ln_ red_•ral. I'ceedom of Tnformation Act is .n,rd at -:3 L-a^-='.A.,
4 t
3
• • April ll 1975
i<e_1 Merlin -2 -
r -ion promulgated pursuant to the Freedom of
sla _ ula-
S. c i52• ItUD r^g'
'_-rn p-n_a2. ]IUD can be at 24 C -C R. 15.1-15.74'. (tsel The req
t;oa_ do little more than restate what is in. the Act itslf-
"The is to
pl:rpose of the Freedom of., nfomati .. Act eg sl
Th- records.._the legislative.
's access to government _b• specific
increase_ the citizenuirement, limited only f
ei 450
plea creates liberal di closure reconstrued_" Getman v. NLRB,
E.e.aptions which are to be narro'.aly Qcific ex emptio might
2d 670, 672 (D C. Cir_ 1971)_ The Pp
ac
arguably0 apply o tite:,tenant`files can be found at 24 C.F.R.-15,21(a),
the disclosure of
and. medical--€ilesand similar files ersonal-.privacy-
(6) would constitute a clearly unwarranted invasion of p
,fni
The Getman Court concluded that exposing the name and rtdduesh'=f con- ,
<_ili T:O= invasion of privacy- .j
perso:i-is a-relativeZj -�
question was to protect {
< _ exception in theCourtI
_.:caudad -,.ham --the intention o,. offal.nature. At"page _675 tit_
highly.Per' is a.very much lower degree details of.a- ro- iveno information
stet^3: th giving.9< names and addresses
bare name and add g
in thensel�es a assume
thatA knows
of disclosure;. Let us
which is embarrassing ation- 'B, of
.individual - _
about an g'to obtarn more in�orm i
B's name and -address . and contacts -
course,'would,not have to disclose toA any re
information Lpast tthe�nare
...,.sel�.,or-herself_ -'Ph=• d_sclosure o -f any- -- -
consensual arrangement_
and .address is a purer _.
"I
page 681, wrote: t
Julge=i-!aciCinnon,
concurri.ug i.n G tman at C 9 es of various
of :names and address__
-seems to me that furni hing bare lists - _ - --
grogas oL persons in various cOvermment files is ,not thesort of Of
exists practically
Sure that Conq e_a basically had in mirdin enacting t:he Freedom of Infor-
Sure opinion, the Act -as ' it I
sut in -:..y -demand"
ra son Act_ s^�� an
r ..luires tine disclosure of such 1• -
It should also b noted that under the language 'any person' found at
ud .=nt on the purposes, of the,requestor
passing., J._ 9'°- : -484 Z'. 2d 843 OtAl Cir_ (1973).
._. .. 5 Q.-5•C•A_1 .Sec_ _552 (c) v. L• P A
is clearly inappropriate. Robles :Sec_ 3A-4 (3d Ed. 1972)-
,,t
sae Davis, Adminis tra`_ive T.aw Teact, -: -.
manufacturer of wine racing supplies
a ns apo itel•''.
For anoth_r case Ln which es of p'_r�o_,�
secure a list of the names and addres own homes, se
able to_,_ _ quantities
of wine. in their
-- Federal -permits -.to make small q 231 (E D_ Penne 1973)._
t'aeI:i.ne hobby Case, 363 F.SupP" -.
To recapitulate it is my conclusion that there is nothing in the
rioi e.is that would bar the disclosure of
the o name and
Freedom of Infom<--
<•c?:]resses of the sublesseect s in our Section 23 L--as--d Rousing -a g-
in --settlement Of t'
sublessees t° him and I
tae have also made a commitment to Marc heljasung , and I have
case to release the names and addresses of the le Seyd
no about thls-
believe that we s^On=dandhonor
:C ealize that hetand Ll d° °0 3 - A
1 4' J�
rat -bh a
bares �i
scuss d his
t ..� • .should a em ,tr- Za=Li .c-
b<lievc 114 ° -of thin l.�t �'
i
I l•..'_!r C,
:f,
- vn 0110 C 1:
1Cire5 ,<:c; of the ::Lb1.0ssf,es and q
Thank you.
l
r_o�,_ _^
tnd Dennis Y.�aEt, Lyle Seydel and John_ttayck - -
•
of April 1, 1975
Housing Pro9r
as
Leased
Ten alts in
1100 Arthur St. A-2
1113. Fay AdeYAlberhaskY
7th Avonue
1129 Hotz Avenue
Street
Diinerva Nasky _
tls. Alber
417i Grant
Avenue rl
t-1s. ,Teresa
r Linda Arndt
3 15 r1li S
E. IIloomingtOn
M,• Ballard
Vis. GeraldingBarkcr
128
412 E.;.Church
Avenue
Kathleen
Ms . Barker
J
1229 First
e I•lanor
I4r. L'arl
t• r . rugene Barnhart
1213 Lakes3-d- y10
JOB South Linn r 1
I,,s i.di Barnhill
_ ,He
Bennett
Su Amit
1012 Id. Avenue
Ms. Rel en
Louise- Bet
1316 Muscatine
Webster " u5 i
t4s - _ lli _
Jerry-Bet
tit• Biggs
9 33
1012 N.-Summit ton :+A
I-Ir. George tS. _
0 E Blooming
31_- Capitol
Iva.$1rleY
Ms. Blair
FannyyBoetticher
630 1 kwo dth P_venue
E
,is.
its• Mary Bollinger
-7,0
Taylor Drive
2027 et
Mr - John ouschlicher 1820 G Street
Bgoo-rman Third -Avenue
tis. Barbara
Ms. Ellen K.
Boyd
1026
520 5. Governor u5
Ave
= Air. tgichael
Anson
2217''itasca' ane
Dubuque.
VI Islabelle Brawner
23'� S. ve
Taylor.
ISL . - �.. Bright
may IT Brooks
2025 r12
108 South Lnn u
1. _ vlinitreBrooter,
1015' W- Benton r64
Myrtle r
Rnna Burg ett
705 6th Ave- oue =E
North Dubu .
Its . Ann Bur}
Dessel_
Burnett
115
g37 taaggard ug
Avenue n
t.s _ 14arie rris
215 Iowa Ave -
=I.is . All°'
AIr. Bawin Butler
Campbell
714 -Kirkwood -
Iowa-Avenue
225 ve. _
.�t James
Mrs. Lennie Cann°n
Chabal
1118 Third 7
1118 Third Tae-
Market
Gertrude jor
Tay
ast
ELucas
I4s. E1OrenCe - tner 121 N H_l.
ns., patr1Cia.sty
Christy
1100 Arthur
Arthur H-15
G.tt.
tit• Cox
Colo
1100 Ave.
309 :10"'a Ave.111
ZrVane
. Helen Crawford
2718 Waynea7
Ave
` ; George
t •� - Cuber
` Grace
2714 `daYn -
1I. Dodge
1.1s • Danziger
I S Ilarjorj
Davis
909
434 Third Ave' Itianor
- Ills- Agnes
180 2 Lakeside
Susan`DeVer
Ms -- Dickerson
gherrY
_2_
Ms.
Darlene Diltz
814
E. Market
Ms.
Hattie Donaldson
3'Ernest
Street
-Ms. =Laura
=Donohoe
215
Iowa Ave. 43
Mr.
Donald Doran
802
N. Dodge Street
Ns.
Sue=Drollinger
1407
Broadway.
Ms.
Marie DuBrava
312.
south -=Gilbert
- - Ms.
Judy Duttlinger
1531
Rochester'`
I•Lr.
Everette Eckrich
2300
Hollywood
Ms.-
Lila Edmondsen
921
First` Ave. rE
- Ms.
Julia Edwards
108
S.-Linn.�V14
Mr.
Joseph Elder-
222,1-,
E. Washington
Ms.
Karma Embree
1208
Lakeside
Ms.
Mary L. Evans
806
Dewey '
Ms.
Evelyn Finn _-
2714
Wayne Ave. r3
Mr.
Robert Fisher
1012
N. summit 44
Ms. _Beulah
'Fountain
309_
Iowa Ave.
Mr.
Rodney Frantz
- 817
East Church
Ms.
Shirley Frees
1103
S. Linn
Ms.
Marie Garcia
2013
Lakeside
Ms.
Eathel Gibson
801
Bowery ;-
-- tis.-
Edna S. Gingerich
108
S. _Linn #k27;
Ms.
Karen Glick.
- =1011
E. Washington
Ms.
Clarice Godsk_y
109
E. Prentiss
- Ms.
Alice Griffin
130
E. Jefferson
Mr.
Leo Hamer
869
Page Street
Ms._
Alice Hanson
215
Iowa Ave. 1#7.
-Ms.
Doris Hasley
2714
Wayne Ave. 44
Ms.
Theresa Hein
1100
Arthur A-3
Ms.
Della Hoff
4L, South
Linn
- . - IIs.
Marian Humeston
108
S. Linn rll
Ms.
Helen Joyce -
811
E. .College r3
Mr.
James A. Judiesch
20 Evans
Street -
treetMs."Anne
Ms.
AnneKain
.1740
F Street
Mr.
Robert Kauffman
1810
high Street -
Ms.
Georgina Keefer
1007
Lakeside
Ms.
Gay-Kimm
625
E. Burlington 43
Ms.
Mary King
625
E. Burlington
Ms.
Frances Kinney
715
Church
Mr.
Melvin R. Kipp
425
Bowery 12
Ms.
Diane Knight
818
S. Van Buren
Bir.
Jake Kobes
437
S. 'Governor
Ms.
Alice Krause
309
Iowa Ave. r1
Ms.
Sarah Krenz
918
E. Bloomington
Mr.'
Ewald `Kuhlman
442_
W. Benton '
Mrs.
Gilbert Kundert
518
S. Clinton
-3- -
217 S. Johnson 15
Mr. Cary Lanoue
1725 Muscatine
Ms_ Melliny Lawson
11S N. Dubuque -
hLs. Slinifred Leeney
119 N Lucas
Mr. Donald A. Lorack
404'Bjaysville Lane -3
Frances-Luchman
1221 Second Ave.
Mr. Loalis Lukosky.
930-> E. Bloomington
Ms. Elizabeth Mavis
722 Streb'
Ms. Lilly:_t3axwe11
1100 Arthur P-2-
z
Mr. Reed McBride
215 Iowa Ave- .r7
Ms. 'L•'dith-M.-McDonald
712 T Fairchild
Ms. Patricia McLeish
Meek
1100 Arthur m-4
Mr. Dellano C_
-
732 Dearborn2200
Mr. Dale A.-Ltichel
Muscatine 114 ;
` Ms. -Carrie _A. Miller
111 S.-Dubuque--
Ms.`Mary.L. Miller
3 Triangle Place
I. -,s. Susan: Hiller
4608 Lakeside - -
Msc Ann Montgomery
1023'` Highland 'Ave.
Ms. Essie C. Moyston
Mulherin
509 S. Linn
bis. Helen
1600'Cresent
Ms. norma Murphy
217 S. Johnson r3 '
Ms. Helen Nash
u 4
425 Bowery St. :
Mrs. Vern Mash
125 N. Van Buren
blrs. Leora Nelson
811 E= -College C-7
.
i•:s_ Mayme Nemec
603 E. Market
Ms. Irma Ni.emeier
625 E Burlington
Pis. Ilelen Nichols
-
E. Bloomington
ils. Helen E. Milson
:206
933 19ebster
I.s Jerry'Nyall
O'Brien `
108 S. Linn r30
,.Is. Fatherine
225 Iowa Ave.
bis. Anna F. Oaks
421 North Lucas
AIs. Lucille Olney
724 Streb
Mr. Edwin Orr
801 Third Ave_
I%ir. Iienry Osborn
108 S. _Linn ?18 '
Ms. Carla Ottesen
915 E. Church
Ms. Pearl M. Paintin
1718 G Street
I4s.- Joan `_pallet -`
2108 Miami Drive
Ms: Susan Paradise
1014 Hudson Ave ---
ve.Ms.`Carol'Parker
Ms. Carol Parkcr
2204Lakeside
Ms. Margaret Parrish
108 S. Linn '417
bis. Pearl Paulsen
2103 Hollycaood Blvd.
Ms. Josephine Pettit
1326 E. College
his. Phyllis Phelps
11171 Seymour Ave.
Ids. Linda Pierce
- 425 Bowery r3
Ms. Fern Piere _-
407 Douglas
Mr. Robert Pringle
215 Iowa Ave- r6
1.1s. Eva P.abenau-
Ratchford
608 ,Falnut
Summit r5.
- Ms. --Grace
Rath
1020 N.
-
Mr. Hubert C.
2112 Miami Drive
Mr. Leslie Reddick
_:gll-East_College B-3
ns. Julia Reifschncider
--1.03.4 N. Summit St.
Ids _ Melli-e I:ei:l.and
-4-
�tils.
Agnes ,Reynolds
1015 Ginter St.
PIs_
Edith Reynolds
909 N_Dodge`
Por.
John 'Beryl Richmond
861 Page St.
Mr.
Michael Riedesel
816 Maggard
Pis'.
Lois 'Roberts
930 E. Bloomington
Pis.
Marcy Roberts
1100 Arthur A-1 =
Pis.
_Ruth Roesch
309 Iowa Ave.'- r4
Mr.
-Donald -Rogers - -
1012 Fairchild - =:
1-1s .
Gayle' Sand
812 P±aggard...St.
Pis_
-Hazel Sawdey
20 Evans Street
Mr.
Harlan Scharf
1122: Cottonwood
Ms_
Carol Schlabaugh
710 Kirkwood '
Ms.
Patricia Schmidtke
1426 Franklin-
Ids.
Cindi Seelman
1812 Lakeside - -
Ms-
-;Alma ,Selch
1010 W.;(Benton
Mr._
Shimon
509 E: Church
Ms.
_Donald'
Melinda Sidebottom-
430 E. Bloomington' `
Ms.
Ota Slezak
431 E. Jefferson
Mr.
Stephen Slezak -
-625 S.' Governor
Ms.
Donna Smith-
-2804 Lakeside
Mr._
John W. Smith
- 631 N. --bodge. =- -
Mr.
A.C. Lampson
631 N. Dodge _
Ids.
Marilee Smith
2601 Lakeside
Mr.`
Clayton' Soukup
523 E. Burlington 'r.16
Ids.
Ruth Spivey
1100 Arthur N-2 -
Mr.
John Stahmer
1045 W. Benton 17
Pis.
Clarice Stenby
130 r. Jefferson r25
Ms.
Clara Stewart -
=219 South Johnson --
Ms.
Myldred Strong --
-_130-E.--Jefferson
Ms.
Gretchen Sueppel
215 Ionia Ave. "v5
- "Ms.
Janet Thompson
GOBI-, Walnut
Ms.
Margaret Tobin
1100 Arthur -B-10
Ms.
Carol Vance
336 W. Benton
Ms.
Wilma Vance -
823 Ronald St.'
Mr.
David'Vickroy
926 E. Davenport
Mr.
John F. Volk
8063 Page St.-` -'
Ma.
Hazel Vrchoticky
2614 Mayne avenue
Mr.
Jerry Vrchoticky
1011 E. Washington
Ms.
Helen Walls
2714 Wayne r2
Ms.
Clarice Waterman
-811-E. College B-2 -
--, _-Ms.
Verda Waters
425Bowery 15
Ms. '
Pauline'Wensorra
1115"First-Ave.-
irst Ave.Ms.
Ms.
Bertha Wertz_
811 E. College C72
Ms.
Emma M. Wesener
625 S. Governor
Ms.
Catherine West
108_S. Linn 4:31
Ms.
Irene Whetstine ---
222 E. Washington
Mr.
William Whetstine
2016 Hollywood Blvd.
-s-
803Bowery
tis.
Sdildmall
Minnie. Williams
- 2015 Lakeside
East Marker
i_
`Rita
Theresa
%Ii_se
8�g -
410 DI . Clinton = n 3
Yh -
Pearl ggoodard
321 East -Denton
',4
:L
P.
e' Mlle V7oodleY
130 Jefferson
E
iir.
;is.
,- Woo
i%_ -Y--
S9orden
— =1024 E. :Burlington
1409 Sheridan Ave. — -
Mr,
.r
Alvin
Charles Worden
108 S. ,Li nn ul5
i_
Ms .
Sluriu
I`_i Plurth
1208 Marcy
425 Bowery r6
- i•.S•
Theresa
_rta Yeggy
Rob_
817 E: Bloomington
Ys. Yerington
Edna
310 P.eno Street
Dls
. - Yoder-
rlildred
,Is.
i
r
Sex crime prevenion release
.Page 2
5/10/75:
Epstein added, "1le feel the first year,
s only the beginning and that the real payoff in
apprehension of viola -ors would come in the next
"We have some city and university funds
though it was very productive,
terms of prevention and
couple of years.
to continue the program, but
doubt that we will have enough money
available to continue
the -program on
the -level -we did last year," Epstein
said.
-0-
o_From:
From:
_.
Julie Zelenka
Community_ Relations Director
J
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719-351-1990
May 9, 1975
THE UNIVERSITY OF IOWA �
-. '-[OVA Ci TY,IO SVA 55232
--Business otpCe May 2, 1975-
F,
J. B. Pugh, Jr. .519'.75Director of Finance DEP�Rt�dEP�T.Qf P1ly
city of Lowa city
civic center
Iowa City, Iowa 52240
Dear -Joe: -
sity of Iowa
-I wish to express my appreciation in behalf of the
osedrfor
sewer service
your time and willingness in'briefingAI's 01pril18he1975p and for copies of
re
the engineering report onared by Veenstra & Kimm -
-during our meeting
rate increasesthe rate study p p
Engineers & planners.
We -are presently analyzing the report and the potential financial impact
on the University of Iocaa in the event rates are oucsuasested,ntodarrange
to our in-house analysis, we are attempting, as Y m for responses to technical
a „eeting with representatives'en engineering staff. We expect to complete
gcestions raised by University eng
Of
our analysis and to,have onecessaryidata
for
es the lend noftithe U�week roftAay 5.
Iowa posture on the p p
reliminary review reveals some general problem areas and concerns ins dor
Our p rocess for the University beo
the of Iowa. Tile funding P legislative appropriations. Legis -
or -10 months prior to _the enactment of leg an -in August 1974. The anticipated'
lative requests for 1975-76 fiscal year beg g be 10% Of the
to
-
increase for 1975-7G sewer service cost
s uestwas ewas limited to the 10% increase.-
present budget amount and the funding required to -cover -the cost of proposed
Fundi.ug increases`of the magnitude -req uusts in the
_:._:serer rate -increases are categorized as, -special- needs"_req
ter
legislative
askiversitinasy ofmuohaafunding for 1975-76 ss it is too late to ewer service lcosts vis
req percent.
limited to an increase of _ten p
ates to proposed
Another area of concern reladoption of a single flat rate
_ander sewer service study Alte_ rn �' rather than thlie most equitable
rate
structure. The present variable rate structure is the most equitabem by hod
of 'cost distribution since the principle of peak demand on demanthesd
principle ip
each class of customer is the has is for rating. ,The peak demand principle
-- suggest retention of the variable --
each be retained for variable crater rates if the recommendations of
Vicenstra & Kvan are adopted. [de would sung
-sewer rate structure is the fairest and 'is consistent with water service
rating. -
CITY OF IOWA CITY
DEPARTMENT -OF -FINANCE
ME
h1EIORAiIDUh1 -
To. :-. Neal Berlin,. city Manager --Re: Allocation Of -$101000 -in -
•.Park -_Budget
_
Recently the `Park and Recreation Commission has recommended .the s
4/25/75
_ bee. carried forward into fiscal ,
which hass
reallocation-..of'S10,'000
1975- '.from: the -1974.`Capital.-improvement'Program_ ,Attached' -is a•
memorandum dated_Apri1,18, 1975 from;.Billie Yauber.to therDarec`-or F
-
- -
-of Finance identifies the reallocation of the $10,000 and
-
_which
recommends acceotance.by the" City Council y
- 1
\ �. : •`.[+• .i ;' .lit l :., �. .:G ':- .... _ 1 '-- ,
1"
Inforwarding this recommendation for approval; Z would like-, 4 t-
'.
to provide -you with ,thA background data on -these funds which you �- r-
r f
memorandu-ofApril 16,•'1975.• '.The $10,000beinc -;
in -your m _
,requested
carried forward represents the balance of'an original $60;000'commi�
made in the 1973-1977 Capital Improvement% Program for,Neighborhood
Park- 1, (Project 31-7) This proj'ect'was to be supported
from federal revenue sharing and was to be expended in the -amounts
-of $35,000 in 1974,.$10,000 in 1975, and $15,000'in'1976. Two things
-'changed:the- original ..allocation . -.First, the - 1976'fiscal_ year- Capi
improvement Program eliminated the1975and 1976 portions of this' ;T
project by putting all of the neighborhood; park improvements into
a, year allocation._ Second, it was necessary, after'
an`annual'S80,000
the -$35,000 for 1974 had been appropriated .in'the operating budget, =;
-
to use $20,000 for support of theRiver.Corridor study -and $5,000/-
for. the City's share of the ,Project Green Bikeway;;to the Coralville
- Reservoir. `-it is the remaining $10,000 of the original -$60,000-pro7ec` •..-. ,-;
it
�r
that we discussing_'' =- ,'•:. _;: `-" -`' - -
As additional information-, attached is_supporting.documentation .; r
from the individual project estimate that was prepared for the Capital t
-
- Improvement -Program, :1973-1977. As you will note the original project
--.forneighborhood.- improvements wasto be $65r000 of.`_which--$32,500
would be supported by federal aid. we.decided to go with revenue`.
sharing initially and not seek ,an open'space grant, because of the
pending legislationfor HCDA at'that _time_•^The supporting narrative
identifies the - purpose of the original project and clearly demonstrates J j
the differences in the currentrecommendation. The reallocation proposed
by the 'Park `and Recreation Commission and the staff differs from the
'
original concept in the area of Zoo ,expansion and public trees,
except that if the public trees were planted in neighborhood parks it
would generally satisfy theoriginalconcept Also, Z am not sure
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1973 = 1977 - dead Onl/ -
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IMPLE?G
1973`
- 1. Orsi n a 1 liars
L- .l Fl ftTl T \ 11`T
2. Land 4c!luistrton'Dste
1 . P S , ult : Be'T in$ 1974cta:al Services 3- ConstT`ctiPeriod 12 on r
11. Constrsctioa i:o.
l �cr.iun-•-------
I
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(place -check marc oppos.10iproper
} d Status-)
Land Invo.ved ahs ret needed
_ cite _s Sec ed 0 Pl t e-cceat this report
Site is to be S—_cure( % l' w (7tI ii.� Cone mate `gad
- ' 2 Prelir,.inary esLZ.:. e r-
3 Surveys conpletcd
3. Con uction — q }sort• plans sehecuied t
or. �_
La it 65,000 )
.,.i s.abor — 6S,000
ch p'1�ns > n prepa_ at�on
' S.e..ch plans completed
TOTAL _ _ _ G t -
7 Detail pians in '?rep? >.en
C'itxh - '--5. Detail pd
plans an
Onc:c..
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ti r+ Co,+aruction
i
Cat ion
E!1 } Fn:D•IECT E?:YAP:DITIIRES 5'! YEAFL
p..�
1.a _ 1973
Prior To _i
- �- 1973
CC (�-c
of V) 97 "_
-
-_. - 000 1975
L•STT %11.1 TED COST 1971J--
5 :'nst Pr;or to 1973 dint --- 1977
;:hove _
i c- itTl_, _ced After 1977
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;Al CU"T
r F.STI?dATi;D LirC OF PROJEC! =0
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BJ tDLr; RCSvL IaC Ct'v:d F'i O.F_C T
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}•redOra Aid
ttal Co t: IrUD ,la>.nter._r...-, 5`)� -
_:.-T U!...ra doll Jtate... Aid •-��. _,
}• 1 1
15ri.^atcd Cost of �(t Program L0111'cv or .
cr. RC"_fired
• Stet__ 1
t,_tu-C F.,pv71dUture$ fe,
i ,Want not T. DF.Pt1RV4E" PdIOFCCT': [taTI`iG fly'
r }itio tai F } I,.
d°in Project Cosr. -�_— 1_ Project .lpproval
-iP, -._ gy Dcpt- Flead- -
- p:�..,
U.'\L )'r . ENUE Pi,UD11C°il =O0(
C , this P!,:ject i- 't
FO DTPP,RTOr COiu`.0?%.LTY D /'
FJNANCF' USE
ONLY ti.
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•
DISBURSEMENTS LIST
•
- PAGE 2
.-GENERAL FUND (CONTINUED)
- --
Wolf Construction
Rental
-_
Gringer=-Feed & Grain-
Animal food -
412.50
Star Reloading Company
-Bill'.s_Engraving-
'Misc. supplies-
19.50
'242.75
- -
- -
oshe Frame -Up -
_-Printine services
- - Office supplies
11.50
`
Rosheks : - -
.
- - -
10 .00
Steindler orthopedic Clinic
Uniform purchase
71.82
Certified Laboratories - --
-Medical services
-_' -:?
-Misc.-supplies-
.43.00
Des-
: Moines Register &Tribune -
Publications
97 72
--
BituminousMaterials -Co.
-. Concrete& -asphalt -:
-.336.38
-"
Anti-DefamationLeague
-Books -
_1,484.80
Barkers
10.04
-
Roger L. .Brown Sales Agency
Machinery rental
162.00
Paramount Ceramic Company
Operating equipment
-
2,355.25
Pitney Bowes,
Rec.-supplies
-
8.48
Governmental Guides
Rental _
54.00--
-
Public Documents '
-Books
11:00
Animal 'Protection Institute -
- - Books
Books:
-.; . 40 -:
"Communications -En Engineering Company
4 4 P Y -
Equipment repairs
--. 9.50 ,
Ervin L.
124.34
-Burton
Dennis Goulet
- Damage claim
claim
,49:52
Dictaphone,
Damage claim
187.44
--
Iowa Book & Supply.
Equipment maintenance
80.00
Rochester Germicide Company
Books.
Sanitationsupplies'
_ 8.70
Elbert=& -Associates -
176.75
Eastman Kodak Company
-Date :.processing
_ Printing supplies
' 2136:38
-.- _.-25:-20
Ray Hess - -
__. Municipal Finance OfficerAssoc.
Claim
Book:.
17.00
---
Colorado Land Use Comm.3:82
Book
National Municipal League
"-Membership
3._00
International Business Machines
Rental
_ 1500
Sgt: Patrick Harney
Uniform purchase
488.95
Thomas P.- Crowley -
- Uniform purchase-
200:00
Kirby--
Company
Misc. operating supplies
200.00
2.00
Donna Friedman
Cycle Industries
Technical services
500.00
McCormick Paint & Wallpaper Center
Misc. supplies
Paint & Supplies
27.00
City of Iowa City
Firemen's food allowance
88:00
1,200.00
_'- Marilyn Levin
-"Registration---
`5:00
Donald Hogan
Uniform purchase
Highlander Inn
Meals
200.00
Cargill Salt
Chemicals
14450
Petty Cash `.
Misc.-supplies
6,266:94
David_G. Epstein --
Registration
500.00
;
River Products Company -
Gravels -
50.00 -:
Curtis 1000 -
-
Printing services
:5,767.16
Golf Course Superintendents Assoc.
Membership
401.23
-25.00
Fredine Branson
Travelexpense...36.46
'.
Susan Sheets:
- Alicia Claypool
" Travel expense-
- 27.60
R.M._Boggs 'Company
Travel. expense --
26,-6e
Mark E. Rhoads
Building repairs
91 75
Ramada Inn
Refund
-5.00
Travel expense
31.56
-
DISBURSEMENTS LIST _ - ---
-
PAGE 3
GENERAL FUND (CONTINUED)
70.00
Institute Mun. Clerks Conf.
Registration
150.00
International
Registration
45.00
U.s. Conference of: Mayors - -
-
Registration
30:00
Un=versity-o£ Iowa
Registration
1,772:38
Abbie Stolfus
Tuition and training
252.15
National Training & Deve. Ser.
Co. Of Am-
Life Insurance
:._5.25
Unionmutual stock Life Ins.
Book
15.00
National Technical Info. Ser -
Book
384.50
Company
_ The Lawyers;C.0-OP Publishing P Y
Uniforms - -`-
--- 10.75 :
Kiech's
Government Printing Office
Book
Book
6.35
National Recreation & Park. Assoc.
gook -' - - -
16.10
- -
200.00
I1luminatingEngineering Society-
- -.- -
- clothing - - -
- 11.00
Kenneth L. Stock ...
Subscription _-
452:30 -
- -
Design & Environment
Outside printing
31.85
Economy Advertising
Chemicals and drugs
6.00
sirchie Finger Print Lab
city :Management ASSOC.
Books _
14.38
International
Travel expense
182-.70
Charles.E. Arnold
Outside printing
21,100.23
The Goodfellow Company
Street Construction
267;64
Wilbert G. Frantz
Office & printing supplies -
13.95
Rapids Reproduction
Animal food
3.95
ContinentalBaking-Company
- Electrical supplies
- -
465.00
- .West MusicCompany- --
Operating `equipment
407.01
Alter & Sons Inc.;-
Misc. supplies
256.41
Michael Todd & Company
-..
Sanitation supplies
g.00
Hach Brothers -- ... -..
Book ` _. -
_ -.
5:50 ,
NationalLeagueSer. League
..Sheriff fees
- 22-.00
- Jo. -. Co. -- Sheriff _ -_.-
Technical services _
20.0-.00 -=
Velma Corcoran
Uniforms
5.00
Charles Arnold
Book-
4.00
City of South Lake Tahoe
Filing fees
15,055.00
Clerk of Jo. Co.
New vehicles
9,613.83
Old Capitol Motors
Street construction-
35.00
Southgate Development Company
Registration
.__.
132.28
National League of Cities --
_- ---
sc. Misupplies
$84,822.60
Petty Cash
• CAPITOL PROJECTS
....
S1,362.50
- - - -
Improv ement_maintenance
.87,39
C.L. Carroll Company
Heating fuel
1,953.00
Consumers Co -Op Society
-Truck rental
90 43
Frantz -Construction _
Center
Paint & supplies1,332
90
MCC Paint 6 Wallpaper
Signals
54;826.22
The Union Metal Mfg. Company _-
-..
_'
�:
• DISBURSEMENTS LIST
._....._.
.:
PAGE 5
ENTERPRISE (CONTINUED)
Petty Cash -
- Misc. -supplies -
4.83
$91,308.30
" TRUST ...AND --AGENCY
Hawkeye Wholesale Grocery
Coffee supplies
$ 42.70
U.S.'-Post Office
Postage
120.72
Coffee Time -
--Misc.-Operating supplies
114.00
Iowa Public Employees Retirement
IPERS"` "- --
6,360.03 •-
Iowa Employment Security .Commission
"FICA -`- -- -
-.11,575.48
Petty Cash-_
Misc.-supplies
- 72.00
-
18,284.93
INTRAGOVERNMENTALSERVICE-
ERVICE
Iowa,-City
Iowa -City Press Citizen -
Publications -
$ 38.25
James Brachtel - -
Travel` --expense-.. =-
200.00 •-
Richard-Plastino _
Travel expense
100.00
Don Akin
Travel expense`
200.00
Kens Distributing. Company..
,..-Misc, supplies'
28.31
Heckendorn Mfg. -Company
"Accessories
40:25
Holiday WreckerServiceMisc.
towing
30.00
Crescent.Electric Supply
Electrical supplies
90.17
Keene Corporation
General" repair' materials
360.75
- - D &-J-Industrial-Laundry
Uniform rental,..
234.40
GMC Truck ,& Coach Division
- Vehicle repair supplies
582.30
Warren Rental
-Vehicle repair -supplies
12.10
Hawkeye Wholesale Grocery
Industrial supplies
23.15
Iowa' Bearing Company _ _ -
Vehicle repairsupplies
7517
Petroleum .-Service .Company -. _
--Additional equipment -
1.097.00
Iowa Glass Depot
Vehicle repairs
- 35.32
- ------Safety Test .& Equipment Company
--Repair -materials
489.87 _-.
Jim Thein _. _ `
_
_:. -.__ -.°t ---.-
Water deposit refund
-.-. - - .
6.36
Gorgene Grothe
Water `.deposit refund
8,92
Larri'-Ann Foraker --__
-Water.-deposit': refund _
'-4;g9`
Nancy Gough
Water deposit refund
- 7,22
Pauls. Texaco '
TVehicle repairs 1264.61
Davenport Spring Company
Vehicle repairs -supplies
355.56
Consumers -Co -Op Society
Diesel fuel
2,680.44
Ardick Equipment Company-
General repair materials
192.27
New Method Equipment Company _
Vehicle repair supplies
- 97.46
The Scatterlee Company _
Vehicle repair supplies
39.33
Certified Laboratories
Industrial supplies
254.72
Frantz Construction
=;Building repair
-_
258: - 7 . 6
Kessler Distributing Company
- Cylinder rental
112.57
Hawkeye State Bank
Payroll transfer,
Fidlar &.Chambers
Books
303.2'4-
Communications Engineering Company ;
Equipment repairs
99.51-
- DZSBURSEMENWS. LIST
PAGE 6:.
-
-
SERVICE (CONTINUEDI
-
175.35 .
INTRAGOVERNMENTAL
supe lies
10.05-
- -
-- -
.Office
office -equipment -
- 36.74
pioneer Products
-
services -
28,000.00
- Iowa, Book- &.-supply -
--
.Technical
--Transfer
12.00
--
Iowa -Illi nois._ Bank&. -Electric
State -
.:Meals -
90.00
- -
634-.31
Hawkeye
David Epstein
- expense
Travel exp
-General repair materials
180.55
c H. Kinney,,
Lawrence H.
materials
repairma _.
1,869._21
Altorfer Machinery- -
Equipment Company
--General
_.Rental
285.00
18.00
Elliott
ense
Travel e'n'ense
166.00
Xerox'CorpOration
Ronald R. Fort
Travel exp
Equipment -repairs
1,384.74
Abbie StOlfus $ervice
-. Wiring
-_ New tires &-tubes
-
3.94
6;42 '
Moore
Nate. Moo
Linder Tire Service
Water'deposit_refund
deposit refund
10.00
Richard -Cline
Water
fund
deposit refund
10.00
_ -- --Dick Ehrenfelt -
Water
deposit refund
9-;97
- -
John Hilnquist
Water
deposit refund_
10.00
Robert Woolson °-
water
--Water deposit refund
_.10.00 .:
-.
Ron Tissinger
Water deposit refund
118.50
Blane Thompson _
Duplicating suppliez,
40:00 -
Doug Thomson
Addressograp h Multigraph :
repairs
Building lies
supplies
339.98
300.00
Homewood Electric
Office
ense
Travel exp_
135.17
Quill Corporation:
-
=IPERS _
258.36
Carol deProsse
Employees Retirement
-FICA
7.40
-
Iowa Public Commission
Security
_ Misc. supplies
30,822.29
35.00 ;
Iowa Employment
-
Payroll transfer
Petty Cash - -
State Hank
Travel exp.-ense
_ _-
_65.00
=35.00
Hawkeye
Smith
Travel expense
50.00
Sally
Costantino
Travel exp ense
100.00
Mori
Tom Scott
Regional NAHRO
Registration
expense
Travel exp
$193,551 88
N. Central
`
Lyle Seydel
$26,002.50
HOUSING
LEAS -
April rent
- 2,535.430
-... February. expenses'
- 50.00
Various
City
Refund
$28,587.93
$28,587.93
City of -Iowa
Mary Seaton