HomeMy WebLinkAbout1974-09-10 Correspondence__ `.t�.temnnt of Concern to the People of Iovm. City, officials
of the Uni verity of Ioira, rnd the Io•r'a City City lou_nci1:
Recently we hri.ve become of serious housing; problcri.^
in nttr cit;. ^_n�- to cost housing units hive be -n elinin -
!t -n9 thruirh urb^n.
rene:rc.l and the
removal_ of
te?-rorary
barric'•tio. Costs for
housing h^.ve
risen with
inflation,
pricing, r nch housing out of the reach of persons with
modest me^.ns. ?'igh interest rat^s make it difficult for
the Priv^.te sector to build morn housing. Some ovmers of
rent -.1 hnusinE h•.ve increased rent- more than inflationary
increases and coats reasonably warrant.
�e therefore urge the people of this community to help
cVp^n ^.v.-%iJ_ :.blP housing by offnrin{unused rooms for rent
r -t a fair price. •ae urge University of. Io,ra officials ^nd
offici^.lo of local government to accelerate longi;-rnnre
pl^.nnin, efforts to ^.ssure adequate housing in 'the •future.
ae urge o rner^ of rental property who h^.ve raised rents
r -oro than infl^tionary increases warrant to immediately
loser their rents to a fair level. And we urge the city
council to begin study of a fair and equitable rent -control
or 7_inanc e.
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The I:onorable ;iayor and Menbers of
The City Council - City of Iowa City
Iowa City, Iowa .
Dear Mayor and Council Members:
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lie are pleased to have the opportunity to inform you of our Urban
Executive Search Service and relate how eYe can assist you in the
important recruitment and selection process in securing a qualified
professional to replace your present and most able Manager, Ray Wells.
Our Division of uanagereut Services & Urban Affairs is uniquely ouali.-
fied to be of assistance to you in this executive search assifnnent.
Cur contacts with public management professionals are extensive and
nation.i.,ide in scope and encourage applications for your position fron
oualified Candidates vho may not otherwise answer a general announce -
rent regarding the position vacancy, Also, T. -7e provide t•ahat we feel
are vital steps necessary in a successful executive recruitrent and
selection process -- the establishment- of selection criteria re,,^ardi.n--
Council and community desires and expectatior_s for the position in
future years, the provision of effective evaluation procedures for
screening resumes, application of proven techniques in final screening
and interview of Candidates and assistance in ne,;otiation of salary,
benefits and employment conditions with your final C2ndi.date, We also
offer services in the verification of Cerdi.da.tes' credentials and con-
duct background in if desired.
Another feature of our search services attractive to City Council
menbers who usually already have an overburdened tir;:e schedule, is
that our professional assistance reduces nuch of the titre burden
involved in the irrYortant selection process.
,'. fisted below are a r_umber of specific areas of assistance ahi.cii c:e
will be pleased to provide in your behalf, We are fully .:reTared to
Five the City of Iowa City our prompt and continuous attic:aion until
the search essitr7nent is concluded by the Council's .. .0 r:tr.:rpt of a
Candidate to.the City ?izrager�3 position.
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A. Interviclr numbers of the City Council. and l;ey nuni_ci.pal staff
nembers, to achieve a degree of consensus and a;;reement concerning;
the specific nature of duties, responsibilities, and expectations
of the new City ,Ianat er.
B. Place no -fee announcements of position vacancy in recognized pro-
fessional publications and., if desired, place other paid advertise -
rents at city expense.
C. Appropriately process all applications recei�red, including timely
acknowledgment and periodic "status of application" reports to all
Candidates in behalf of the City Council.
D. Conduct an independent professional search for qualified Candidates
apart :fron normal advertising efforts.
E. Screen all applications received, generated or solicited r,atchin",
each Candidate's credentials saitli Council criteria established for
the position.
P. Submit to the City Council a stuinmary report on all apnlicati.ons re-
ceived, includinh cor:.plcte resur:.es of those: qualified Candidates
considered to be best suited for the position, and rake specific
recommendations on Candidates considered qualified for fl -nal. i.nter-
vima by members of the Ccuncil.
G. Provide assistance in the final interview process �-ith Cnne-id,3te
selection and appointrient to be rade by the Council.
U. Offer other counsel appropriate to the recruitr..ent and selection
process as requested by the Council..
iae above services will be rcrformed by individuals posses ins recoenized
municipal manager.:cnt experience and der.:onstrated executive c-enrch judrr..ent-.
Services will. be directed personally by the undersi Med. Our f.en for
scrvico_s as outlined above will be 15% of the final Candidate's annual
initial salary plus expenses incurred in the search eF.sig.r.mcnt, reir:.hur-
sable on an actual cost basis.
iJ I.have had the pleasure or worhint. t-i_t,, ^our professional. st.af in ti;c
past and, therefore, are quite familiar t•-ith Iomi City govern. ental
structure, l'e mould e pleased to ar_,ai.n.serve y� a in this ir:;.ortant.
assignr..cnt.
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price PresieellJ.vi:ion i)i.rector
'Tana; emcnt Services ' ?rbs-n l:.f: fa ir.:: Di1r i :;ion
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Sept. 9, 1974
Tothe`.Mayor and .the Council:;,,;
These notes.on procedures are a follow-up to my
discussion with the Mayor this:afternoon on how the Commission
can be of_mmre effective help to Council.
THE P &'R COMMISSION'S AREA OF SURVEILLANCE should
be anything related to parks and recreation that comes up from
any source.; we can'do legwork for the Council. With Staff and
Commission input on '"each item, the Council can count on having
at hand as much information-as,possible when decisions must be
made. I don't think investigations should come separately to Council
from either Staff or Commission in our area. There should be input
combined from :both.
ie. The Mayor-asked`the'Staff to report on the 4 C's program.
The proper routing, asI see it, would have been to have the program
and Staff's study of it referred to the CommiSsion. With our reaction,
the study would have; -come before Council when discussion of it and
our recommendation appeared in our _minutes. As it happened, I held
the report for Commission consideration and it will come through us,
but this is too haphazard a proceaBire to rely on.
These steps in a'REFERRAL PROCEDURE which our Rules
Comm, recommended in,January have never received comment.
1. -'Any issuethat needs investigatimn within the P and
R area of interest,, -whether it originates with the public, Staff
or Council, should be referred to Commission for report to Council.
Z..In making.the referral, Council should specify what
Staff help is to be.given.
3. If we start an "investigation" on our own, we
technically need to put a request for, Staff help through the
Council to the `City -Manager and Staff.
4. °With -the Staff ,help, and citizen input, which we
must usually solicitor else we dont hear, Commission formulates
a recommendation and sends��o'.Council
5. The recommendation is acknowledged when it appears
in our minutes.and.s'accepted.or not.
********A procedure is needed for making time available for
explanation'or discussion at this,''int, if it's needed. Could
it be scheduled at the beginning of_the following informal Council
session with a Commi"ssion,person and Staff person asked to come?????
5 -,alternative,
a) Before voting on'our recommendation, Council
may need to refer it to Staff.
b)'Instead+of. having Staff report back to Council
directly, Council directs ,Staff to bring the matter through the
Commission again for.1ts further input and education. If
Commission`d Staff
disagree on the matter ff and
matter comes before Council'throughtthe`Commission'tspminutesear n as
per above, Step 5.
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Sept.. 9, 1974
CIP BUDGET PAST HISTORY:
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The other-area...t :f
of greatest grief is bu.dget and here we. are unique
from any otherCommssion'. "'The' 'Commission is supposed.to do budget
review; .but,. the' P and R ;Staff has'"'never felt authorized to give us
as much information=as we_felt we needed. As it's happened this
year, the Commissiari gave `its first worksheet on the CIP to the
Council_on.April lot hoping to be informed by Council on how to
next proceed. `This did.not happen -so the procedure involving
ranking was worked out with Ray Wells and reported to Council in
our April_10 minutes. Since Council didn't disagree, this is what
we did. But=then Council -,di scarded this plan and lumped "smaller
park:developments" (incorrectly named "neighborhood parks") together
with the yearly $80;000. If .the `City is going to use a 5 year plan,
P and R projects should not be exempted from it, as far as the
Commission -is` concerned.
PRESENT CIP PLAN:
As it stands for.'now, however,:the Commission will rank the M&
projects within the.480,000 figure> and assumes that if any money
which 2ias beenalloted to the:Pand R section of the budget becomes
available 'in any of.'the next 5. years.. it will be added to the
$80,000 amount for us to re -rank for,Council with Staff help.
FUTURE CIP BUDGET.PLANNING RULES:
The Commission:'.feels that it'.s essential for a procedure to be
set up for Staff properly informing -us of necessary budget
information.` In .the same way that the budget making schedule is
written up for the department heads,.our procedure should be
ordered by Council:and scheduled_on per. Based on last (this) year
as a test case:",these.steps seem necessary,
the Spring, Commission should attempt to sort out
what projects need attention;`and,rank which should come first. To do
this, Commissionwi'lh automatically"need'an up -dating on what projects
are finished:;and7what'money is already committed. We will also need
background informati`onsuch as:use of a facility or whatever. This
process shouldbegiriofficially each year with the Council requesting
that the City,Manage'r authorize the release of such information to
the Commission ifrom:';atie Parks and Re'c.Staff.
2. Xn -appearafice-jL�beforW�:the Commission of the City
Manager at thi"s,point,'would be helpful for us to fully understand
what Staff:feels is.feasible.' Hopefully, Staff's priorities and
Commissionts would :be pretty. much -in -line. If not, we would at
least know each other's thnking.on each.
3. :Commission•s rankingir'would be presented to Council,
or to a Council.;sub=committee; with each item and choice explained
in full. Commi_ssion's'reasoning should be aired at this point.
4,A,When 'Council has arrived at top dollar for P and R,
(and Commission;does not understand how this is set) and if cuts are
needed, this should"be referred back for Commission to suggest a
re -ranking,• With•the_ Commission's"and Staff's reasons for each new
choice, the- Council- can 'set the _final' priorities with as much
understanding-ofethe'situation as .1.
OPERATIM.BUDGET INPUT steps.rremain a mystery, to date.
With Staff help, they would presuambly be similar.
cc:Ray Wells, Gene Chubb, -Commission Members Very truly yours,
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DES MOINES. IOWA 50319
NORMAN L. PAWLEWSKI
COMMISSIONER OF PUBLIC HEALTH
August 27, 1974
City Clerk
City Hall
Iowa City, Iowa 52241
Attention: Honorable Mayor and Council
Gentlemen:
General Health Service
John E. Goodrich, DDS MPH Chief
During the months of July and August, the Iowa State Department of Health conducted
a swimming pool survey program. The purpose of this program was to observe and
record the deficiencies and problems concerning the maintenance of swimming pools
and to make recommendations pertaining to the correction and improvement of these
conditions.
Listed below are the deficiencies of a mechanical or structural nature which were
observed at your pool:
1. Filter room not adequately drained.
2. Provide an approved gas mask which is
equipment room.
3. Remove footbaths from service.
to be located directly outside of chlorine
4. Provide forced ventilation for chlorine equipment room.
It will be necessary that the above items be corrected prior to operating the
swimming pool for the 1975 season. If construction or reconstruction is required
to correct these items, please forward plans and specifications to this Department
for approval prior to actual construction.
This program will be continued on an annual basis.
If you have further questions, please feel free to contact this Department at
any time.
Very truly yours,
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Allan Ackerman, Sanitarian
HEALTH ENGINEERING DIVISION
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Name: Rose J. Beranek
Address: 808 Hudson Avenue, Iowa City, Iowa
Age: 88 Occupation: none
Martial Status: widowed Dependents: none
Monthly Income:
Earned: .............. $ 8.00
Private Pension: ..... $ 151.00
Government Pension: .. $ 191.00
TOTAL ................ $ 350.00
Market Value of House per Iowa City Assessor: $ 4060.00
Have Taxes been suspended in previous years? no When:
Is applicant disabled? Confined to Wheel chair
Status of General Health: Good? Poor? x Bad?
ADDITIONAL INFORMATION WHICH APPLICANT FEELS ENTITLES HIM TO SUSPENSION:
Applicant is confined to a wheel chair and presently
resides at Beverly Manor Convalescent Center in Iowa
City, Iowa. Expenses for care at Beverly Manor are
approximately $500/month; said expenses include medical
attention. Because of her inability to manage her
financial affairs, Mrs. Beranek petitioned the District
Court for appointment of a conservator. The Court ap-
pointed Burrell R. Amlong as Conservator of the property
of Rose J. Beranek on August 23, 1974.
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Name: Rose J. Beranek
Address: 808 Hudson Avenue, Iowa City, Iowa
Age: 88 Occupation: none
Martial Status: widowed Dependents: non
Monthly Income:
Earned: .............
Private Pension: ....
Government Pension: ._
TOTAL ...............
$ 8.00
$ 151.00
$ 191.00
$ 350.00
Market Value of House per Iowa City Assessor: $ 4060.00
Have Taxes been suspended in previous years? no When:
Is applicant disabled? Confined to Wheel chair
Status of General Health: Good?
Poor? x Bad?
ADDITIONAL INFORMATION WHICH APPLICANT FEELS ENTITLES HIM TO SUSPENSION•
Applicant is confined to a wheel chair and presently
resides at Beverly Manor Convalescent Center in Iowa
City, Iowa. Expenses for care at Beverly Manor are
approximately $500/month; said expenses include medical
attention. Because of her inability to manage her
financial affairs, Mrs. Beranek petitioned the District
Court for appointment of a conservator. The Court ap-
pointed Burrell R. Amlong as Conservator of the property
of Rose J. Beranek on August 23, 1974.
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B IOWA STATE BANK & TRUST COMPANY
IOWAClnr. IOWA
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August 22, 1974
Honorable Edgar R. Czarnecki, Mayor
City of Iowa City
Civic Center
Iowa City, Iowa 52240
Dear Mayor Czarnecki
This letter is intended to bring you up to date on the status of the
Iowa City Sculpture Projects. The project has been carried out
exactly in accordance with the attached guidelines. The jury met
in Iowa City on August 9th and decided the winner and alternate
of each project. Kenneth Snelson was chosen as the sculptor for
the Civic Center site and Richard Field was chosen as the sculptor
for the Urban Renewal site. A copy of the press release is enclosed
which spells out all of the details of the competition. As per the
attached guidelines, the completed sculptures are to be delivered
and installed in Iowa City no later than September 2, 1975. The
formal unveiling of these sculptures is scheduled for October 1, 1975.
We are in receipt of a letter from the National Endowment for the
Arts verifying their participation in this selection. It also points
out how pleased they have been with Iowa City's application and
competition and with the quality of the proposals which were submitted.
The jury was extremely impressed with the Welton Becket master plan
for the Iowa City downtown area. The National Endowment for the Arts
and the jury suggested, however, that the City consider seriously the
removal of the 19 car parking facility located on the southwest corner of
Washington and Gilbert Streets. It is felt that this 19 car facility will
prevent• visual integration of the Snelson sculpture with the Civic Center
Building as well as with any future buildings in the Civic --Government
complex. They also recommended that consideration be given by the
IOWA STATE BANK & TRUST COMPANY
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Honorable Edgar R
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August 22, 1974
Czarnecki, Mayor
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City to rearrangement of the numerous wires, utility poles and
signs which will not allow for proper presentation of the sculpture.
The final placement of the Snelson piece at the Civic Center site
and the Field piece at the Urban Renewal site should be planned
by the artists, the Welton Becket architectural firm, the City
Planning Department and if possible, the Design Review Committee.
I would very much like to discuss with you and the other members
of the Council a plan for utilizing the quarter block area bounded by
the old Kelley Cleaners building and the present Project GREEN
green area. The proper utilization of this area could set the high
standards which we envision in our urban renewal area. As we
become more and more urban, green areas and properly presented
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in public places must be planned years in advance. Governmental
officials on every level are now stressing the need for quality in art,
architecture and urban planning for their constituents. Iowa City is
now in a unique position to lead by example. This opportunity must
not be missed. I look forward to discussing this matter further with
you at your convenience.
Very truly yours,
W. Richar
Chairman,
WRS:lre
Enclosures:
ering Committee
guidelines
list of Steering Committee members
list of Jury members
press release
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DATE: September 13, L974
TO: Design Review Board
Attn: Tom Wegman
FROM: Iowa City City Council
RE: Referral of Summerwill Letter.
At their regular meeting on September 10, 1974, the Iowa City
Council officially received a Letter from Richard SummerwiLl
regarding the Iowa City Sculpture Projects. The Mayor noted
that alternate sites have been discussed. The motion was
adopted to refer the letter to the Design Review Board for
recommendation.
Fours very truly,
Abbie Stolfus
City
Clerk
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Dear Mr. Editor:
P.O. Box 699
Iowa City, Iowa 52240
2418 Princeton Road
Iowa City, Iona
September 9, 3974
At the City Council raeetirtg last Tuesday, a repret3er.tative
of the Democrat party requested :apace in the urban redevelop-
ment area for oampaigh purposes. The suggestion was made by
the Democrat Chairperson that the Republican Party tijas also
interested.
Through your paper I Mould like to respond that the Republiceri
Party is not interested in urban renewal space for this
campaign year. We had made several earlier inquiries which
had been completely rebuffed. Since then we have acquired
private space above McDonald Optical on Clinton Street. We
very satisfied wtiith it.
It would seem that the City Council should not chalige their
!;olicies to benefit the political leanings of just a few. It
was aloo improper for the Democrat party to imply agreements
which were not made nor likely to occur.
cc City Council
Sincerely,
Aaklvo�
Donald E. Peterson
Chairman, Johnson County
Republican Central Committee
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ABB1E S i OLFUS
CITY CLERK
Bob Sierk, Treas.
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The Honorable Mayor and City Council Members:
Civic Center
Iowa City
Dear Mayor and Council Members:
Mr. John Kennedy, owner axrl operator
of Capitol Implement Co., and I, B. W. Sheridan,
owner of the Aero Rental property are interested in
the purchase of a small parcel of vacated ground in
Lyon=s First Addition in Iowa City.
This ground is the west. half of an alley,
which was vacated in 1964 (Vacation #2299). It is
located near the intersection of Lafayette Street and
Maiden Lane.
We respectfully request that the council
begin the proceedings necessary to accomplish this
transaction, as provided in the city ordinances.
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SEPD9 1974
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Office of the
City Manager
TO:
Mayors
of
Large
Cities
Group
FROM:
George
A.
Cole,
Mayor
of Sioux City
SUBJECT: Attached Policy Position
September 5, 1974
In order to help you better understand Sioux City's
Position on the question of tax relief for Iowa cities,
the other Council members and I thought you might be
interested in our response to the League questionnaire
recently directed to each of us.
As you can see, we strongly feel the key point to be
emphasized in any discussion is Property Tax Relief.
We believe that only be emphasizing this aspect of
municipal tax reform do we stand any chance of gaining
legislative and public acceptance for our program.
We are looking forward to seeing you September 20th
in Sioux city.
Geor A. Cole
May of Sioux City, Iowa
Box 447 Sioux City, Iowa 51102 712/279-6102
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TO:
FROM:
September 5, 1974
Mayors and Managers - 27 Largest Cities Group
Executive Director - League of Iowa Municipalities
Mayor and City Council, Sioux City, Iowa
SUBJECT: PROPERTY TAX RELIEF
The Sioux City Council Position
(A Response to the League Questionnaire on
Criteria for Financing Local Government)
The following comments on the questions asked in the League
Questionnaire represent a consensus of opinion endorsed by all
five members of the Sioux City Council and the City Manager.
1. What should be the League's top priority in financing local
government?
Broadening of the tax base for support of municipal govern-
ment and a concerted move away from excessive reliance on
the property tax should be our top priority in any change
in finance for local government in Iowa.
The property tax has become burdensome and excessive for
the majority of homeowners and businessmen in cities
throughout Iowa. Moreover, this tax does not accurately
reflect ability to pay and often places the greatest burden
on those least able to afford it, the retired on a fixed
income and low-income homeowners. It also creates a dis-
incentive to maintain and modernize property and, thus,
is a major deterrent to community growth and renewal.
From the point of view of local government, the property
tax base is unresponsive to changes in the economy and, thus,
in inflationary periods such as we are currently experiencing,
while the burden is great on property owners, the revenues
generated to support local services do not keep up with the
rising cost of providing those services.
In sum, removal of the excessive, debilitating burden of
property tax - a burden both on property owner/taxpayers
and local officials dedicated to providing needed and
valuable local services - must be our first priority.
Box 447 Sioux City, Iowa 51102 712/279-6102
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To accomplish this goal, the Sioux City Council favors
relying first upon a broadly-based local option taxation
authority, the scope of which will be explored below,
tying the implementation of any such local taxes to mandatory
property tax relief while broadening the base of support for
municipal government.
If some sort of guaranteed, expanded State Municipal
Assistance Program, which would be adequate, automatic
predictable and responsive, (such as dedicating a fixed
percentage of state sales and use tax or income tax
revenues to municipal assistance) can be devised, this
would also be acceptable as an alternate means of providing
property tax relief.
2. How should a local option tax be imposed?
The City Council of the City of Sioux City endorses the
broadest possible practical range of choices in implementing
financial home rule through local option. In short, any
one, two or more local governments should be allowed to
jointly impose a local option tax upon which they can
agree and which, in their opinion, fits local financial
realities.
3. What percentage of Local Option Tax should be earmarked
for property tax reduction?
Our earlier answer obviously indicates a great concern for
providing property tax relief as one of the major goals
of such legislation. We believe that up to 50% of any
new revenue initially generated by any local taxes should
be utilized for such tax relief.
4. What would be the best procedure for initiating local option?
The City Council of Sioux City feels that a Council -initiated
local option tax, with required public reporting of the uses
of the revenue (similar to the general revenue sharing Planned
Use and Actual Use reports) coupled with a reverse referendum
provision (on the question of discontinuance of the tax and
the tax -supported programs) after four years experience with
the chosen local option, would be the best method of demon-
strating the benefits of a broadened tax base and the soundest
procedure for initiating such tax reform and relief.
5. What types of taxes should be embodied in a local option bill?
Consistent with the spirit of home rule, the options available
for local consideration in formulating an effective property
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tax relief plan should be of the broadest range possible,
including at least: sales tax, income tax surcharge, earnings
tax, payroll tax and wheel tax.
6. If local option were limited to only sales tax, would you
favor one-half cent additional or one cent of additional tax?
We would favor authority fo'r up to lfi of additional local
sales tax. However, it should be emphasized we do not
endorse the concept of a local option tax bill limited
to sales tax only, as such a bill would not be useful to
many communities and would not be consistent with the
spirit of home rule. (See answer to question #5, above.)
7. liow should any local option tax be collected?
Whenever possible, the local tax should be collected by
existing collection authorities and mechanisms to avoid
creating additional bureaucracies and added costs and
record keeping requirements for local citizens, both
individual and corporate. Practically, this means piggy-
back collection systems for such taxes whether by the Iowa
Department of Revenue for sales and use, income, earnings and
payroll taxes or by the County Treasurer for motor vehicle
or wheel taxes. A small servicing charge should be retained
for such collection services.
8. How should such a tax be discontinued?
Our answer to this question is already outlined in the
answer to question #4 - by citizen referendum with an
understanding of the effect of elimination of the broadened
tax base and discontinuance of services supported by the
additional revenue. Provision for City Council reduction or
elimination should also be allowed.
9. How much should state.assistance be increased?
Our answer to question #1 speaks to a concept which we
believe vital here. Any municipal assistance fund increase
should be tied either to a percentage of income raised by
the state in a given municipality, or to some other type
of tax allocation based upon a local tax effort formula.
To be useful in relieving the property tax burden, such a
provision must be automatic, reliable and not subject to
the whims of the biennial legislative appropriation process.
Consistent with these conditions, the assistance increase
is
should be as large as possible to provide the greatest amount
of property tax relief possible.
PROPERTY TAX RELIEF
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Position
As can be readily seen from our comments in response to the questions
posed, we, the Council Members of Sioux City, strongly feel that
there is a critical need to institute a viable property tax relief
program for municipal taxes in Iowa while, at the same time, avoiding
unnecessary compromise of the essential principle of municipal home
rule so recently granted to Iowa's cities. In times of rapid
inflation such as we are currently experiencing, this need is more
acute than in more normal times. We believe action is needed as
soon as possible on a property tax relief program such as outlined
above.
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CITY OF IOWA CITY
DEPARTMENT OF FINANCE
MEMORANDUM
To: Ray S. Wells, City Manager Re: Newsprint Recycling Program
The following is a summary of the financial results of the
newsprint recycling program for August, 1974.
Newsprint Recycling Program
August, 1974
Surplus/Deficit ( ) Beginning
Receipts
33,320 lbs (16.66 tons) X 40% of 25.00
Expenditures
Labor 333.29
Equipment 189.47
Surplus/Deficit ( ) Project to Date
cc: Richard Plastino
Julie Zelenka
/J.B. Pugh, J .
Director
Department of Finance
$(1,429.20)
166.60
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$(1,785.36)
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GENERAL
MEETING OF THE CITY COUNCIL
SEPTEMBER 10, 1974
AUGUST 20, 1974 THRU AUGUST 28, 1974
Leon Lyvers
Nursery Services
245.00
Kelly Heating Service
Equipment supplies
4.43
Hawkeye Awning Company
Repairs
3.00
Highlander Inn
Travel expense
55.51
Schurr Trucking
Technical service
6.00
Stevens Sand 4 Gravel
Gravel
76.42
Power Equipment Inc.
General repairs
357.50
Rocca Welding
Equipment repair
31.39
Freeman Locksmith
Building rep.
11.50
Dan R. Fesler
Safety Supplies
72.00
Pyramid Service Company
Oil & Lub.
5.18
Steve McCurdy
Refund
5.00
Tom Finnigan
Refund
5.00
Iowa City Flying Service
Janitoral service
120.00
Iowa Illinois Gas & Electric
Electricity
210.22
Northwestern Bell
Phone service
5.85
Doane Argic. Service
Management Fee
36.00
Breese Plumbing & Heating
Building repair
18.67
Nate Moore
Building repair
8.33
Thompson Const.
Building repair
539.89
• Madison Chem. Co.
Sanitation Sup.
100.23
D & J Industrial Laundry
Laundry service
16.00
Wenger Refrig.
Building repair
33.70
J.C. Penny
Operating supplies
52.57
Entenmann - Rovin
Uniform purchase
14.50
Richard Plastino
Travel expense
196.87
City of Iowa City
Firemen's food allowance
480.00
Jay Honohan
Attorney service
73.28
C.R. Photocopy
Office equipment
40.00
fowa City Ready Mix
Concrete
7,496.46
Plumbers Supply Company
Plumbing supplies
70.69
Wall Street Journal
Subscription
38.00
National League of Cities
Registration
50.00
I) 8 J Industrial Laundry
Uniform rental
1,503.90
Dictaphone
Repairs
30.00
Boyd 8 Rummelhart
Operating supplies
3.76
Hilltop DX
Repairs
69.50
C.R. Gazette
Publications
19.80
Divers Pro Shop
Equipment
140.00
Waterloo Daily Courier
Advertising
30.00
Daily Iowan
Publications
23.50
Cathy's Candle
Supplies
4.45
Continental Baking Company
Animals
12.91
Brown Wood Company
Equipment
87.53
Brandt Money Handling Systems
Repairs
48.50
® Aguila Printing
Printing
61.00
Acme Visible Records
Equipment
102.80
American Transit Assoc.
Membership
309.89
John T. Nolan
Damages
99.78
Superintendent of Documents
Books
5.95
• GENERAL (Continued)
Auto Invoice Service
Subscription
45.00
Ziff-Davis Service
Books
7.40
Welfare Answering Service
Books
4.00
Standard & Poor's Corp.
Serials
30.00
Ruth DeLong Peterson
Books
2.00
Northern Iowa Telephone Company
Book
.75
National Education Association of U.S.
Books
3.43
Moody's Investors Service
Serials
465.00
McNaughton Book Service
Books
267.50
Industrial Workers of World
Book
.75
Gale Research Company
Books
28.92
Follett Library Company
Books
24.23
Ed Progress Service
Books
19.40
C.W. Assoc.
Books
29.70
Congressional Quarterly
Books
9.45
Comic Book Price Guide
Book
6.85
Chambers Record Company
Records
16.69
George Braziller Inc.
Serials
52.42
Bookmen, Inc.
Books
4.20
Bell $ Howell
Serials
15.24
AMA Comm.
Books
31.87
Country Cabinets
Office Equipment
316.20
U of I
Work study service
117.12
® Saylor Locksmithing
Building repair
10.00
Northwestern Bell
Phone Service
124.83
Means Service
Laundry service
26.89
Iowa Parcel Service
Freight
.83
Iowa Illinois Gas $ Electric
Gas $ Electric
391.02
Iowa City Press Citizen
Publication
84.00
Freeman Locksmith $ Door Closer Service
Building repairs
35.90
D & J Industrial Laundry
Laundry service
9.50
Chenoweth -Keen Elevator Service
Building repair
23.00
R.M. Boggs
Building repair
25.50
Steve's Typewriter
Supplies
2.75
Lind's Art Supplies
Supplies
3.60
Iowa Lumber
Lumbi-
38.94
Hach Brothers
Supplies
78.98
Frohwein Supply Company
Supplies
97.77
Nile
Tech. Service
396.00
Johnson County Clerk of District Court
Court Costs
32.50
Iowa Radio Supply Company
Equipment
8.76
Iowa Book $ Supply
Supplies
46.18
Larew Company
Building repairs
24.50
Johnson County District Court
Court costs
157.00
R.M. Boggs
Building repairs
105.49
Hooker Supply Company
Equipment Repair
285.53
Means Service Center
Laundry service
170.48
Capitol Implement Company
Equipment
1,302.00
® League of Iowa Municipalities
Membership
2,690.00
Gaskill Signs, Inc.
Maint. Supplies
250.00
Holiday Inn
Lodging
78.94
Loren Sign Lettering
Printing
6.80
Clerk, Supreme Court of Iowa
Court Costs
82.34
River Products Company
Sand
13.20
Baker G Taylor Company
Books
75.93
llawkeye Safety Equipment
Maintenance Supplies
20.82
Bill's Engraving
Printing
23.39
Calvin L. Lavely
Building Maint.
15.00
Leon Lyvers Tree Surgery
Tree Removal
1,345.00
AMA Society of Planning Officials
Books
36.00
SCM Corporation
Maintenance Supplies
9.54
Vestal Lab.
Supplies
267.30
Medical Assoc.
Medical Costs
126.00
Nate Moore
Building Maint.
9.95
Radio Trade Sup.
Equipment
25.52
Power Equip.
Equipment
2 999.50
Ken's Distrib.
Supplies
1,794.85
Johnson Machine Shop
Supplies
14.09
Program Aids, Inc.
Supplies
7.80
Virgil Michel
Food for animals
104.00
Kiek's
Uniforms
2,374.00
Jo. Co. Emergency Ambulance
Services
35.00
Standard Blue Dint
Printing Supplies
212.47
Wilt's Fire Equip.
Equipment
2,237.63
• Carl Chadek Trucking Service
Sand
20.98
Contractor's Tool $ Supply
Rentals
338.31
Noel's Tree Service
Services
155.00
Nagle Lumber
Lumber
74.94
Harry's Custom Trophies
Trophies
460.25
Petty Cash
Misc. Supplies
211.61
Scientific International Research
Supplies
96.63
Kimmey Fire & Safety Col.
Clothing
414.65
Press -Citizen
Publications
1,133.26
Frantz Construction Company
Building Repairs
15.75
United Postal Services
Postage
95.00
Richard Talbot
Clothing
15.00
U of Iowa
Printing
3.40
Montgomery Wards
Equipment
54.99
Clark Boardman Company
Book
28.40
Chippers Custom Tailers
Alertations
4.50
Fay's Fire Equipment
Service
9.75
Economy Advertising Company
Printing
76.70
Hartwig Motor
Vehicle Purchase
48.75
Lucille Horner
Refund
2.00
Kacena Company
Rentals
7,44
Comm. Eng. Com.
Maintenance
195.90
McKesson Chem. Company
Chemicals
1,121.20
Minn. Mining & Manuf.
Paint
3,596.28
Mepon Manf. Company
Supplies
57.61
• Fin 8 Feather
Goodfellow Co. Inc.
Supplies
345.40
Printing
516.81
Craig Rosel
Tech. Ser.
175.00
42,143.11
C
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CAPITOL PROJECTS
Union Metal Mfg. Company
Iowa City Ready Mix
Plumber's Supply
Brauer $ Associates Inc.
Gaskill Signs, Inc.
Calvin L. Lavely
Press Citizen
ENTERPRISE FUND
City of Iowa City
Kelly Heating Service
Stevens Sand & Gravel
Moore Business Forms
Ed Lewis
Procter & Gamble
Dr. Ronald Gambach
Jack Rayman
.Jack Yahaush
Dr. T. Roman
Culligan Water
Allied Chemical
Foxboro Company
Iowa City Ready Mix
Globe Machinery F, Supply
Utility Equip Company
Plumbers Supply
Van Meter Company
D $ J Industrial Laundry
Aurora Pump
Oakwood Development Company
International Municipal Parking
Clow Corporation
Neptune Meter Company
Larry Ungare
Means Service Center
C.R. $ I.C. Railway Company
River Products Company
City of Coralville
W.W. Grainger
Fischer & Porter Company
State Hygienic Lab.
Westinghouse Electrical Sup.
Ken's Distribution
Johnson's Machine Shop
Power Driver f Rubber, Inc.
Carl Chadek Trucking Service
Contractor's Tool & Supply
Nagle Lumber
Kenneth Neubauer
Petty Cash
Freight
Concrete
Electrical Supplies
Construction
Supplies
Building Maintenance
Publications
Budget Transfer
Equipment rep.
Gravel
Outside Printing
Water Refund
Water Refund
Water Refund
Water Refund
Water Refund
Water Refund
Rentals
Chemicals
Maintenance supplies
Concrete
Operating equipment
Construction supplies
Plumbing supplies
Electrical Supply
Uniform rental
Repairs
Refund
Congress Dues
Repair Supplies
Services
Water refund
Laundry service
Freight
Sand
Sewer service
Equipment
Supplies
Tech. Service
Supplies
Supplies
Supplies
Repair
Rentals
Rentals $ supplies
Lumber
Water refund
Misc. supplies
ENTERPRISE FUND (Continued)
'frojan Metal Prod.
Freight
164.48
Winebrenner Dreuciske
Vehicles
8,367.44
Joseph G. Pollard Company
Supplies
71.53
Montegomery Wards
Paint
155.52
Fay's Fire Equip.
Service
49.25
Hartwig Motors
Vehicle Purchase
97.50
Kacena Company
Rentals
9.92
Communications Eng. Co.
Repairs
62.00
Allied Chem. Co.
Chemicals
1,655.76
Griffin Pipe Prod.
Const. supplies
46,112.80
McKesson Chem. Co.
Chem.
2,252.92
Iowa Employ. Security Comm.
Taxes
2,005.11
Iowa Public Employees Retirement Sys.
IPERS
1,108.70
72,930.86
TRUST AND AGENCY
Pleasant Valley
Plants
100.05
Petty Cash
Misc. Supplies
58.90
Steve Granberg
Services
39.65
Mike Angelsberg
Services
2.0('
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Tim Randall
Services
22.00
Tom Belger
Services
22.00
KXIC
Advertising
10.50
Stillwell Paint
Paint
11.52
Dutch Gardens
Planting supplies
111.65
Motorola Inc.
Equipment Purchase
1,216.95
Iowa Employment Security Comm.
Taxes
11,821.58
Iowa Public Employees Retirement Sys.
IPERS
5,208.34
18,625.14
INTRAGOVERNMENTAL SERVICE
Robert Lee
Travel expense
10.00
Iowa Illinois Gas $ Electric
Technical services
115.82
Iowa Bearing Company
Repair meterials
128.72
Power Equipment
Repairs
239.98
Rocca Welding
Vehicle repair
15.60
Parrott's Truck Painting Shop
Vehicle repair
2,176.80
New Method Equip. Com.
Material repair
2,054.95
All Wheel Drive Company
General repair
31.90
Pyramid Service Inc.
General repair
59.80
Karl Van Ausdal
Water deposit refund
10.00
Lawrence Peterson
Water deposit refund
10.00
Dennis West
Water deposit refund
10.00
Mary Jo Scheuring
Water deposit refund
10.00
®
Catherine Loeb
Water deposit refund
10.00
Stewart K. Lehr
Water deposit refund
10.00
Pam Scholer
Water deposit refund
10.40
James F. Ryan
Water deposit refund
1.74
Walter Shibbe
Water deposit refund
2.17
®
IN'rRAGOVERNMENTAL SERVICE (Continued)
Donald Mazziotti
Water deposit refund
6.17
Harlan Schadt
Water deposit refund
7.15
MarcLewis
MaPeterson
Water deposit refund
10.00
Kathy Plank
Water deposit refund
5.23
Mary Suitsinger
Water deposit refund
5.44
Tom Kaas
Water deposit refund
4.04
Larry Ungaro
Water deposit refund
3.49
Dr. Ronald Gambach
Water deposit refund
4.00
Mary Andre
Water deposit refund
10.00
Daniel Balik
Water deposit refund
5.45
Jack Rayman
Water deposit refund
7.77
Union Bus Depot
Water deposit refund
10.00
Cedar Falls Const.
Reimbursable Travel
878.27
Marilyn Krachmer
Refund
Refund
10.00
Jim Kearney
Refund
20.25
Continental Oil
Oil F Lubricants
6.75
519.60
Little Wheels, Inc.
Vehicle rep.
494.75
Paul's Texaco
Vehicle rep.
48.17
Robin Smith
Refund
Jane Lyon
Refund
1.25
Lani Laipo
Refund
1.25
®
Dave Leonhardt
Refund
1 25
Amy Villhauser
Refund
1.25
Karen Seaton
Refund
1.25
Sue Shubatt
Refund
1.25
Mrs. Louise Selch
Refund
1.25
Brad Bartels
Refund
1.25
Timothy Hall
Refund
1.25
Jim Seydel
Refund
1.25
Derek Norwood
Refund
1.25
Plumbers Supply Company
General repairs
1.25
3.40
Dennis Kraft
D & J Industrial Laundry
Travel expense
180.00
Saylor Locksmithing
Uniform rental
Building repairs
294.50
Boyd r, Rummelhart
General repairs
5.50
2.50
Cleveland Cotton Prod.
Supplies
120.59
Chirps
Repair material
51.45
Mrs. Dove Reed
Refund
Iowa Road Builders
Refund
9.00
Michael Todd r, Company
Repairs
25.00
Interstate Machinery of Iowa
Repairs
1,490.19
Iowa Book r, Supply
Supplies
26.40
Means Service Center
Laundry service
41.96
60.08
Capitol Implement Company
Repairs
Wayne Robinson
Water deposit refund
257.00
10.00
Joseph McCarthy
Water deposit refund
10.00
®
John P. Karstens
Steve Heady
Water deposit refund
10.00
William Poggenpohl
Water deposit refund
10.00
Dale Stonehocher
Water deposit refund
10.00
J.O. Cryer
Water deposit p it refund
10.00
Maureen Roach
Water deposit refund
10.00
Water deposit refund
7.38
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INTERGOVERNMENTAL SERVICES (Continued)
Bruce Bentley J.
Richard Keerman
Water deposit refund
8.54
Gwen D
Water deposit refund
2.61
David Sall
Sall
Water deposit refund
,,
3.15
Betty Marek
Water deposit refund
1.65
Scott Swinney
Water deposit refund
7.00
Linder Tire Service
{Yater deposit refund
2.42
Erb's Office Services
Tires & repairs
Office supplies
1,044.92
Helen Bedford
Hubbard Jackson Elect.
Water deposit refund
115.81
10.00
Ken's Distrib.
Building improvements
390.77
Oakite Prod.
Supplies
32.29
Johnsons Machine Shop
Chemicals
RepairsF, supplies
101.80pairs
Contractor's Tool F Supply
pp
4.01
Nagle Lumber
Kenneth Neabauer
Building improvements
39.15
296.22
Larry Scontz
Water deposit refund
10.00
Gerald Johnson
Water deposit refund
3.13
David M. Alex
Water deposit refund
2.07
Jeanette Favors
Water deposit refund
6.45
Petty Cash
Water deposit refund
1.27
Press Citizen
Misc. Supplies
1.23
• Richard Phillips
Publications
10.60
Marty Johnson
Water deposit refund
3.11
Carolyn Rieke
Water deposit refund
4.70
aLeone
Water deposit refund
8.26
Barbara
Bara Cook
Water deposit refund
5.64
Kim Fuller
Water deposit refund
4.22
Dr. Eric Prosnitz
Water deposit refund
6.51
Sue Klinkkammer
Water deposit refund
2.69
Fay's Fire Equipment
{Yater deposit refund
6.34
Economy Ad. Co.
Service
6.50
Hartwig Motors
Printing
10.00
Kacena Company
Repairs
3,595.49
Multigraphics
Rentals
14.72
Hawkeye State Bank
Printing
370.04
Communications Eng. Co.
Payroll transfer
31,315.82
Xerox
Repairs
191.91
Goodfellow Co. Inc.
Rental
617.51Printing
Ia. Employ. Sec. Comm.
Taxes
136.83
Iowa Public Employ. Reitre. Sys.
IPERS
485.00
236.26
48,741.00
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'ity of
GENERAL
MEETING OF THE `CITY COUNCIL,
SEPTEMBER 3, 197.4
AUGUST 1, 1974 THRU AUGUST 20, 1974
American Humane Assoc.
Ron Recker Dog Supplies
Books
$ 8.28
Clarence Metz
Animal Food
309.55
Iowa GunRack, Inc.
Travel Expense
88.42
Gerald G. Greenlick Jr.
Minor Equipment
62.41
Kick's Uniform Dept.
Travel Expense
103.91
R.C. Booth Enterprises
Uniform Purchase
402.00
Publications Office
Book
Books
22.68
National Chemsearch
31.00
Steve's Typewriter Company
Sanitation Supplies
86.23
Stout Video System's
Equipment Repair
9.16
S $ E Custom Cabinets
Equipment Repair
19.50
Radio Trade Supply Company
Office Supplies
4.95
Quality Engraved Signs
Office Supplies
9.12
Navy Brand
Outside Printing
3.60
Bradley Print Shop
Sanitations Supplies
168.35
Tandy heather Company
Outside Printing
10.50
Pitney Bowes
Rec. Supplies
44.71
Midwest Culvert Operations
Equipment Rental
79.00
I,arew Company
Street Construction
171.00
District Court
Building Repair
50.00
Catl)Y's Candle Cupboard
Frantz
Court Costs
Rec. Supplies
122.75
Construction Company
West Publishing Company
Building Repair
7.12
31.00
Val Bolden
Books
14.00
Ie;hIA
Technical Services
30.25
Julien Motor Inn
Food
210.50
Mrs. henry Murray
Travel Expense
36.72
Mrs. Robert L. Hicks
Refund
3.50
Margaret F. Kohout
Refund
3.50
Carol Volwald
Refund
4.50
I,inda Shupe
Refund
3.50
Nate Moore Wiring Services
Mrs. Terry Handley
Refund
Repairs to Improvements
3.50
1,537.47
I,ind Art Supplies
Refund
4.00
Iowa Illinois Gas & Electric
Office Supplies
22.35
Ilawkeye State Fire Safety Association
Traffic Signals
Registration
1,365.38
American Public Works Assoc.
Mike
Registration
5.00
Sexton
Nate Moore Wiring Services
Technical Services
50.00
200.00
Petty Cash
Building Improvements
4,090.85
Petty Cash
Golden Age Parking
25.35
Petty Cash
Food
36.77
Iowa State Chapter of NAHRO
Misc. operating expense
129.40
Hospital Service
Registration
16.00
IIYVee
Health insurance
10,169.93
'times Democrat
Food and Rec. Supplies
82.75
"Tri -City Blue Print Company
Hawkeye Wholesale
Publication
Misc. Supplies
75.04
Grocer Company
Y P Y
Misc. Supplies
87.20
48.85
GENERAL. (Continued)
Fleetway Stores
Charlcne .Jenkins
11ten 1; Tacge Inc.
Mc1'a 1 1-Shubatt
Paul Leaverton
Drs. Land & Kennedy
Warren Rental
Lenoch $ Cilek
Acro Rental
Iowa Road Builders
Hamer
Keith Wilson Hatchery
Jay Honohan
City Electric Supply
International Business Machines
Edgar Czarnecki
C 8 H Distributors
K Mart
Frohwein Supply Company
Ilach Brothers Company
Crescent Electric Supply Co.
A & 1' K -Mart
Hayek, Hayek, 6 Hayek
Iloffman-Watcrs Realtors
Breese's
Gringer l--ced F, Grain
Dave Wooldrik
West Branch Animal Clinic
Matthew Binder $ Company
Highlander Supper Club
David Westby Hubbard
Francis G. F, Suzanne J. Vaughan
Ahlers, Cooney, Donweiler, Allbee $ Haynie
Iowa Illinois Gas F, Electric
Industrial Publishing Company
Iowa City Sporting Goods
William Headky
Recorder of Johnson County
Edna .Jones
New Process Laundry
Kresge Company
Pittsburgh Plate Glass
Sieg - C.R. Company
Ernest Rodriguez
Hawkeye Lumber
Elbert F, Associates
Northwestern Bell
C�
Misc. Supplies
27.09
Travel Expense
11.10
Refunds
9.00
Repairs F, Maint. to Vehicle
8.50
Judgement and damages
34.75
Veterinarian
96.50
Rental of tools
31.75
Office Supplies
159.31
Rental
10.00
Concrete F, Asphalt
252.00
Misc. Supplies
16.25
Feed
73.65
Travel Expense
59.00
Electric Supply
34.69
Machine Rental
717.96
Travel Expense
45.00
Supplies
20.15
Office Equipment
34.10
Office Equipment F, Supplies
1,863.29
Sanitation $ Industrial Supplies
480.58
Electrical Supplies
943.76
Feed for animals
6.30
Attorney services
2,957.50
Appraisal Services
250.00
Sanitation Suplies $ Paint
29.31
Feed for animals
4.50
Recreation Services
8.00
Veterinarian Services
303.00
Reference material
28.50
Food
82.36
Damage Claim
325.93
Damage Claim
137.61
Legal Services
636.02
Electrical F, Gas Charges
10,298.95
Book
24.00
Recreation Supplies
98.45
Additional furniture
30.00
Recording fee
5.00
Uniform Purchase
15.00
Uniform rental $ Laundry Services
426.78
Recreation Supplies
12.75
Paint & Painting Supplies
39.00
General repair parts
6.75
Travel expense
14.40
Construction supplies
230.59
Data processing
2,645.94
Distribution
7,037.29
GENERAL (Continued)
U-S). Post Office
Postage
.Johnson County Social ServiceC
Contribution
880.00
Elmer Kreel
Damage Claim
45,998.33
Bernal Kerby
Charles Mottet
Uniform purchase
91.10
14.58
Animal Clinic
Uniform purchase
Loren's Sign Letteringarian
Veter14.38
69.00
Urban Institute
PrintiPrinti ng
25.00
American Bar AssociationMembership
Books
Dues F,
25.86
Manpower Inc.
Wallace-Homestead Company
Part time wages
7.50
136.00
Chippers Custom Tailors
Subscription
152.18
Mays Drug Store
Technical Services
9.00
American Red Cross
Misc. Supplies
5.55
University Camera 8 Sound Center
Henry Louis
Ree. Supplies
Operating supplies F, Photo equip.
7.50
81.45
Inc.
Jerry Mumford Upholstery
Photo supplies
117.43
Pioneer Inc.
Repairs q mp.
9.50
Trojan Metal Products
Office equip.
Office furniture
15.00
Jtifrey Tahyer
Court costs
47.76
International Association of P.M.O.10.50
Wonich
Magazine subscription
.Jim
Randall's Super Valu
Safety shoes
3.50
13.73
Jack Blanton
Feed for animals
31.10
Carolann Ewalt
Safety shoes
14.38
Johnson County Treasurer
Safety shoes
15.00
Institute Rational Designs
g
Reference material
8.00
Gale Kolbet
Book
5.00
Great Atlantic & Pacific Tea Company
Judgement and damages
Refund
20.00
Mori Constantino
Travel
75.00
Whiteway Super Market
expense
Groceries
26.40
Rec. Vehicle Appraisal Guides
Serials
47.24
Home Library Service
Books
26.00
American Library Association
Serials
995
The Bookmen Inc.
Books
12.50
Victor Hotho Company
Books
8.96
Package Publicity Service
Books
10.69
Scholastic Book Ser.
Records
5.75
McGraw-Hill
2.93
Cable Television Infer. Center
Books
Books
3.95
Strand Book Store
Books
1.50
Amacom
Book
16.60
Edmund Pub. Corp.
Serials
15.53
[Newsletter Environment
Serials
10.00
Scholastic Book Ser.
Books
5.00
American Association for Health, Phy. Ed.
123.33
$ Rec.
Book
American Youth Hostels1.00
Book
Kirby Company
Repairs
5.14
Superintendent of Documents
Books
24.45
Sioux City Public Lib.
Books
400.00
Gale Research Company
Serials
8.45
Baker & Taylor Company
Books
116.00
S9.77
GENERAL (Continued)
Chambers Record Company
Records
House of CollectiblesBooks
42.52
Eeucators Progress Service
Books
8.26
R.R. Bowker Company
Books
12.75
Iowa Parcel Service
Freight
17.25
Xerox Corporation
General Pest Control
Rental of office equipment
7 93
14
7.90
Bureau of Labor
Pest Control
16.00
University of Iowa
Repairs F, Maint. to building
2.00
Henry Louis Inc.
Work study service
49.92
Goodfellow Company
Photo supplies
25.56
Quill Corporation
Printing
Office supplies
29.00
Demco Ed. Corporation
Office supplies
40.71
,Judy Kelly
Food
12.60
Commercial Lighting Prod.
Electrical Supplies
.63
55.24
I,cnoch F, Cilek
Matthew Binder Company
Tools a Misc. operating supplies
47
33.92
V.I-.'. Corcoran
Book
Technical
21.50
H.S. Postal Service
service
Postage
10.00
U.S. Post Office
Postage
95.00
1,000.00
101,583.07
CAPITAL PROJECTS
Nate Moore Wiring Services
City Electric
Ground Repairs
46.50
Supply
Electric supplies
Crescent Electric Supply
PP y
Electric supplies
268.26
H awkeye Lumber
Lumber
245.93
Metro Pavers
Street construction
15.99
102,672.30
103,248.98
EN'I'ERPRISL' FUND
Cleo Kron
Linwood Stone Products, Company
Travel expense
Chemicals
156.83
Johnson County Ready Mis, Inc.432.62
Other materials
Themec Company, Inc.
Paint supplies
117.75
Shay Electric Inc.
Repairs to Improvements
321.99
Milton Ray Company
Operating supplies
359.09
Transport Clearing House
Freight
25.21
Iowa Illinois Gas $ Electric Com
Company
p y
Electricity
23.32
IPERS Taxes
555.17
Iowa Employment Security Comm.
FICA Taxes
1,110.96
Water Reserve Acct.
Budgeted Transfer
1,997.62
Sewer Reserve Acct.
Budgeted Transfer
398.42
Petty Cash
1,000.00
Hospital Service
Freight
3.110
0
.John Grocery
Health Insurance
1421.
,
Sherwin-Williams Company
Food
Paint
12.00
Fleetway Stores
Misc. Supplies, & Tools
33.50
140.57
IiNTFRPRISE FUND (Continued)
Unification Church
Clem Ross
Water deposit refund
27.50
Mrs. Henrietta Arn
Refund
Refund
2.80
Mary Hansen
water overpayment
12.00
Aaron Thornton
Water deposit refund
16.60
Albert Hieronymus
Water deposit refund
0.86
John 0. Scheider
Water deposit refund
7.29
Nelson Brown
{Y
Water deposit refund
20.76
Marc Casey
Water deposit refund
5.51
Terrance Briggs
Water deposit refund
4.28
Richard Ballandby
{Yater deposit refund
4.16
A.Y. McDonald Mfg. Co.
Water deposit refund
4.33
David Stuart
Purchases for resale
500.40
Larry Wilhelm
Water deposit refund
13.69
Gene Barduson
{Yater deposit refund
1.14
William Thomas
Water deposit refund
110.78
Lenoch $ Cilek
Water deposit refund
12.10
Hupp Electric Motors
Tools $ Misc. supplies
12.5552.87
John Yoder
Repairs & Maint. to equip.
City Electric Supply
Refund water bill
4.03
1=rohwein Supply Company
Misc. $ Electric supplies
46.89
Crescent Electric Supply PP Y
Office supplies
12.06
Br
Electric Supplies
24.98
Krall al
] Oil Company .
Electrical & Misc. supplies
18.29
John Nash Grocery
Solvent
Misc. Supplies
5.20
Dave Schmitt Construction Cem an
P Y
Sewer Construction
100.35
Iowa Illinois Gas & Electric
Electric F gas charges
6,021.60
Ocherfels Transfer Inc.
Freight
8072.57
'
W.G. .Jaques Company
Machinery rental
16.09
University of Iowa
Tuitions $ training
698.00
Pittsburgh Plate Glass
Sieg - Cedar Rapids, Company
P P Y
Paint F, painting supplies
140.00
13.02
Lumber
Misc. supplies
36.32
Northweeyestern
orthwetitern Bell
Construction Supplies
47.36
'Treasurer, State of Iowa
Long distance - Radio $ alarm
1,233.48
Barron Motor Supply
Sales tax
2,262.14
Harold Denham
Tools
447.71
Gary Graham
Uniforms purchase
10.22Unifirm
Dr. Douglas Weisman
Purchase
9.27
.John liavic};
Refund
4.61
Dean Oaks
Refund
4.89
Frank Yansky
Water deposit refund
4.64
Daniel Anderson
Refund
12.18
Susan Dever
Refund
7.00
Lawyers Title Ins.
Water deposit refund
10.00
Robert Hudson
Water deposit refund
90.91
Dr. Stanley Willette
Water deposit refund
2.41
Albert Hieronymus
Water deposit refund
5.02
Robert Hilenberg
Water deposit refund
4.99
Richard Ballandby
Water deposit refund
10.59{Yater
deposit refund
4.33
1:N'1'ERIIRISF. FUND (Continued)
Mike Bowens
Lester Neuman
Devinder Mangat
Becky Maddy
Robert Leinbaugh
Phi_lic A. Habak
Darlene Rose
M. Jean Paige
Ray Browner
Iowa City Urban Renewal
Montgomery Wards
Novotnys Cycle Center
Brad F, Bobs "Cee Vee
Trojan Metal Projects
McCabe Equipment Inc.
TRUST F, AGENCY FUND
City 'Treasurer
City "Treasurer
I I'I:RS
Iowa Employment Security Commission
Metro Pavers
Potty Cash
Hawkeye Wholesale Grocery
Lenoch $ Cilek
.Jim Lindberg
Dave Kent
Bob Rummelhart
Anne Lindberg
Rcha Landscaping
Bankers Advertising
Eicher Florist, Inc.
Sunnyside Greenhouse
Tom Bolger
.terry Hobart
Bill Peak
Tim Randall
Bryn Edwards
Tim McDaniel
Todd Gingerich
Steve Granberg
Nancy Seiberling
City Treasurer
City Treasurer
INTRAGOVERNMENTAL SERVICE FUND
Water deposit refund
Water deposit refund
Water deposit refund
Water deposit refund
Water deposit refund
Water deposit refund
Water deposit refund
Water deposit refund
Water deposit refund
Parking lot rent
Repair & Maint. supplies
Misc. supplies
Repair materials
Office furniture
Misc. supplies
Public Safety Retirement
Public Safety Retirement
IPERS Taxes
FICA Taxes
Refund
Pop
Misc. supplies
Misc. supplies
Technical services
Technical services
Technical services
Technical services
Rental of machines
Printing service
Plants
Plants
Technical services
Technical services
Technical services
Technical services
Technical services
Technical services
Technical services
Technical services
Technical services
Fire retirement
Police retirement
14.40
39.69
14.81
2.12
1.38
5.39
5.84
7.55
2.00
356.25
654.14
1.80
24.50
630.56
71.40
30,140.34
3,025.73
2,966..95
5,624.98
12,216.43
4,000.00
121.75
145.61
17.87
16.00
12.00
10.00
8.00
85.00
30.00
250.43
92.95
95.00
86.00
89.00
97.50
49.00
41.00
95.00
87.00
367.56
12,971.13
8,577.25
51,179.14
Lois Haecker Reimbursable Travel 82.00
INTRAGOVERNMENTAL SERVICE FUND
Jim's Instrument Manufacturing
Vehicle Repair
22.50
Iowa Illinois Gas $ Electric
Technical Services
232.77
Iowa Book 4 Supply
Office supplies
107.65
Larry Fox Kleen King Sales
Operating supplies
49.48
Moorman Equipment Company
Repair materials
77.18
Mainstem, Inc.
Data Processing
692,87
Union Bus Depot
Reimbursable Travel
1,213.79
Dennis R. Kraft
Travel expense
90.00
John B. Klaus
Travel expense
30.00
NAHRO
Registration
16.00
Bureau of National Affairs, Inc.
Books
300.00
Robert Stika
Technical services
28.44
Cessford Construction Company
Refund
15.00
Leo Eastwood
Technical services
28.44
Iowa Illinois Gas & Electric Company
Electricity
225.10
NAHRO
Registration
16.00
Ilawkeye State Bank
Payroll Transfer
147,854.28
IPERS
IPERS Taxes
423.74
Iowa Employment Security Comm.
FICA Taxes
718.88
Lyle G. Seydel
Travel expense
25.00
Ilawkeye State Bank
Payroll transfer
2,434.15
Susan Sheets
Travel expense
25.00
Petty Cash
Freight & labor
14.65
Ilawkeye State Bank
Other Transfers
1,097.31
11. Eugene Chubb
Travel expense
150.00
Hospital Service
Health insurance
1,205.45
John Huechsteadt
Water deposit refund
7.34
Consumers Cooperative Society
Diesel fuel
3,374.22
Hicklin Power Company
Repair parts
104.18
Moorman Equip. Co.
Repair materials
96.70
GMC Truck S Coach
Vehicle rep. sup.
3,864.62
Dwayne's
Repairs 4 maintenance to
vehicles 24.00
Ackerman Auto Parts
Repair materials
118.61
Fleetway Stores
Repair supplies F grease
29.56
Robert Stika
Technical services
28.44
Leo Eastwood
Technical services
28.44
Stan Liedke
Refund water deposit
8.68
David Plath
Refund water deposit
7.06
Rita Rolfes
Refund water deposit
2.59
Paul Sanderson
Refund water deposit
2.56
Jim Lane
Refund water deposit
5.40
Christine Spies
Refund water deposit
8.41
.Jim Flack
Refund water deposit
4.70
Dr. Paul Wolfson
Refund water deposit
5.20
David Baram
Refund water deposit
3.48
.Johnanne Paper
Refund water deposit
7.70
Lois Brown
Refund water deposit
6.64
Henry Mauer
Refund water deposit
7.70
Michael Taylor
Refund water deposit
3.48
Stephen Bender
Refund water deposit
4.89
Bruce McInroy
Refund water deposit
6.15
Nathaniel Rodman
Refund water deposit
3.53
Maria C. Pinkeiro
Refund water deposit
4.28
INTRAGOVERNMENTAI. SERVICE FUND (Continued)
Prank Gcrsh
Carl Vanderhooi
Douglas Laube
Robert Baker
Dr. Terrence Allen
Lynn Richman
William Sonnleitner
Julie Quick
Ray Abramovitz
David Sprague
Alan Greenwald
John Dollar
John R. McFarland
Dennis Brightwell
Thomas C. Kisker
Amy Knoespel
Dr. Frederick Rauscher
Marianne Baldridge
Nelson Brown
Marc Casey
Terrance Briggs
Dewey's Auto Salvage,
David Stuart
Gene Barduson
William Thomas
Warren Rental Inc.
Lenoch & Cilek
Art Swansen
Martin Brothers Equip.
International Business
Harris Truck Repair
Frohwein Supply Co.
Hayek, Hayek, Hayek
Cline Truck & Equip.
Breese's
Krall Oil Company
Walter Baenziger
Lynn Willard
Elvin Yoder
Janice Green
Stephen Heady
Jim Kearny
Harry Burlingham
Don Finch
Michael Mintle
Bob Zimmerman Ford
Inc.
Machines
Iowa Illinois Gas $ Electric
Xerox Corp.
Refund water deposit
Refund water deposit
Refund water deposit
Refund water deposit
Refund water deposit
Refund water deposit
Refund water deposit
Refund water deposit
Refund water deposit
Refund water deposit
Refund water deposit
Refund water deposit
Refund water deposit
Refund water deposit
Refund water deposit
Refund water deposit
Refund water deposit
Refund water deposit
Refund water deposit
Refund water deposit
Refund water deposit
Vehicle repair
Refund water deposit
Refund water deposit
Refund water deposit
Misc. supplies
Electrical $ Vehicle supplies
Horseback rides for Rec. Center
Repair materials
Office supplies
Repairs & Maint.
Office supplies & Equip.
Attorney services
Vehicle repair
Vehicle rep. sup.
Gas & Solvent
Refund water deposit
Refund water deposit
Refund water deposit
Refund water deposit
Refund water deposit
Refund
Refund
Refund
Technical Ser.
Repair materials
Elec. & gas charges
Equip. rental
4.26
5.67
5.09
7.96
4.61
3.72
2.70
7.64
8.02
1.03
4.98
3.11
1.37
7.43
6.15
9.11
6.11
9.40
10.00
10.00
10.00
381.42
10.00
10.00
10.00
124.00
10.95
24.50
4,245.81
226.45
310.00
465.10
74.00
227.70
1,037.74
6,858.36
6.91
10.00
10.00
10.00
10.00
9.00
5.50
30.00
25.00
50.45
221.88
2,150.51
1NTRAGOVERNMENTAL SERVICE FUND (Continued)
Herman M. Brown
Vehicle Repair
1,572.00
Burger Construction
Refund
25.00
Sieg - C.R. Co.
Repair
parts
21.27
Hawkeye Lumber
Building
supplies
1.08
Northwestern Bell
Telephone
Service
1,151.58
{Yelton Becket & Associates
Architectural
Services
6,144.23
Barron Motor Supply
Vehicle
repair
371.90
Roger Schnieders
Water
deposit
refund
4.89
Dr. Douglas Weisman
Water
deposit
refund
10.00
Rick Neufield
Water
deposit
refund
4.70
.lames Moore
Water
deposit
refund
2.11
Sharon Bierle
Water
deposit
refund
3.82
Gregory Kipper
Water
deposit
refund
3.82
Dennis Hargcr
Water
deposit
refund
5.65
Richard Wagner
Water
deposit
refund
3.91
Maurice Shimek
Water
deposit
refund
5.88
Norman Tinaoff
Water
deposit
refund
1.80
Dr. Ira Wong
Water
deposit
refund
1.37
Scott Means
Water
deposit
refund
4.40
Marcia Barry
Water
deposit
refund
7.72
Albert Cram
Water
deposit
refund
1.10
.lames Behridge
Water
deposit
refund
7.70
Iowa City Urban Renewal
Water
deposit
refund
5.00
.Judy Blommer
Water
deposit
refund
4.81
Richard Snodgrass
Water
deposit
refund
10.00
David Yeager
Water
deposit
refund
1.88
William Rodgers
Water
deposit
refund
10.00
Alan Sherburne
Water
deposit
refund
10.00
Twi.11a Westercump
Water
deposit
refund
6.30
.lean -Claude Tatinelaux
Water
deposit
refund
10.00
Edward Greazel
Water
deposit
refund
10.00
Shelly Lynn
Water
deposit
refund
1.0.00
American Federal Saving
Water
deposit
refund
10.00
Billie Kea Masher
Water
deposit
refund
10.00
John A. Riherd
Water
deposit
refund
10.00
Tom Yoder
Water
deposit
refund
3.40
Richard Skewes
Water
deposit
refund
1.92
Douglas Nelson
Water
deposit
refund
3.07
Bruce Barter
Water
deposit
refund
3.85
Robert Dieter
Water
deposit
refund
8.39
Lester Neuman
Water
deposit
refund
10.00
Don Kimball
Water
deposit
refund
1.34
Becky Maddy
Water
deposit
refund
10.00
Dr. Peter Isacson
Water
deposit
refund
6.02
Randall Hanson
Water
deposit
refund
5.73
Aaron Liberman
Water
deposit
refund
5.67
Dr. West Clabough
Water
deposit
refund
3.67
.John Atacek
Water
deposit
refund
6.30
Dr. Preston A. Littleton
Water
deposit
refund
2.70
Alan K. Johnson
Water
deposit
refund
4.96
Dr. Jon Haugen
Water
deposit
refund
5.24
John Strief
Water
deposit
refund
4.29
Elmer Kron
Water
deposit
refund
4.28
INTRAGOVERNMENTAL SERVICE FUND (Continued)
Nancy McCleery
Mark Grundler
Dr. James Matter
Philie A. Habak
Joe Gauthier
.Joan Hellyer
Kathleen Lentz
Fred Van Allen
Lewis King
Vickee Sepich
Michael Robbins
Frank Lauterbur
Robert A. Valentine
Dick Wollmershauser
PB Industries
Old Capitol Motors
American Bar Association
Power Equipment Inc.
Beverly Jeene
Winebrenner Dreusicke
Pioneer Inc.
L.L. Pelling Company
P.E. Spelman
Martin Brother Implement
Professional Mufflers Inc.
Cartwright's
Hawkeye State Bank
Daniel Stoltze
SPECIAL ASSESSMENT FUND
Unibank & Trust
URBAN RENEWAL
National Real Estate Investor
Petty Cash
Sheriff of Johnson County
City of Iowa City
Various tenants
Washington Park Inc.
Clemens Erdahl
Safely Moving 6 Storage
Alice Dykes
Campus Clubs, Inc.
Hayek, Hayek 4 Hayek
Nesper Sign Advertising
C.S. Ehinger
Grell Const. Co.
Water deposit refund
5.92
Water deposit refund
7.61
Water deposit refund
4.84
Water deposit refund
10.00
Water deposit refund
6.44
Water deposit refund
2.97
Water deposit refund
8.41
Water deposit refund
7.00
Water deposit refund
6.13
Water deposit refund
9.82
Water deposit refund
4.14
Water deposit refund
1.80
Water deposit refund
3.92
Travel expenses
120.00
Vehicle repair supplies
8.60
Vehicle Rep.
61.59
Dues $ Membership
7.50
Equipment repair
50.00
Water deposit refund
2.65
Repair materials
55.65
Gen. office equipment
87.43
Refund
15.00
Travel expense
397.16
Repair Materials
504.04
Vehicle rep. sup.
4.80
Office equip.
85.00
Payroll transfer
154,000.00
Water deposit refund
10.00
Special Assessment Bonds
Subscription
Misc. exp.
Fees
June expenses
Moving expenses
Rent
Closing costs
Storage
Closing costs
Tax refund
Legal services
Labor & equipment
Site clearance
Job site
expense
346,671.05
13,000.00
13,000.00
24.00
20.94
1.50
21,458.25
12,081.02
665.00
133.00
14.62
100.00
25.32
230.00
55.00
18,771.70
249.75
URBAN RENEWAL
City of Iowa City
Sheryl Boyle
Bond Buyer
Selzer Const. Company
Johnson County Recorder
LEASED HOUSING
Various owners
Breese Plumbing $ Heating Inc.
Mrs. Robert Madden
Iowa Illinois Gas $ Electric
GRANT TOTAL
El
July expenses 12,197.23
Refund 31.29
Publication 16.19
Service 38.00
Fees 2.50
66,115.31
August rent 25,824.00
Repairs 32.93
Cleaning 15.00
Service 10.97
25,882.90
$737,820.79
The preceeding disbursements allocated by fund in the total amount of
$737,820.79 represents an accurate accounting of obligations of the City of Iowa
City.
�D
J.B. Pugh, Jr.
Director
Department of Finance
E
® ABSTRACT
of
SPECIAL POPULATIONS INVOLVEMENT PROGRAM (S.P.I.)
The Special Populations Involvement Program (S.P.I.) is a pilot
project based on a survey conducted during June and July, 1974. (See
appendices) A sample population of two -hundred handicapped individuals was
determined by the investigators. With approximately one -hundred surveys
returned, the need for recreational services to handicapped individuals in
Iowa City was established. The survey focused on determining the past and
current involvement of handicapped individuals in recreational activities.
In addition, much demographic data was collected on the sample population.
The recreational needs of this group were identified and analyzed. The
findings indicate a definite lack of involvement and knowledge of
recreation and leisure resources.
As a result of the survey findings, it was decided in late July
that a proposal for a community based recreation program for special
populations should be developed and submitted to the Director of Parks and
Recreation for preliminary review. (See appendices)
As a pilot project, Special Populations Involvement, is a tentative
program addition to current recreational services provided by Iowa City
® Park and Recreation Department. It is intended to provide recreation
services to a segment of our population that currently are not receiving
services. The program goals and consumer goals have been identified in
the proposed program. (See appendices)
The program will be coordinated by Dr. David Compton, Assistant
Professor at the University of Iowa's Recreation Education Program and
project coordinator of the USOE/BEH Training Grant. Direct supervision
of S.P.I. will be provided by two USOE/BEH graduate students, Carol
Stensrud and Twyla Misselhorn. Volunteer personnel will. be provided by
undergraduate therapeutic recreation classes and related disciplines at the
University of Iowa. Dr. Compton will report directly to Mr. Lee,
Superintendent of City Recreation, on all matters concerning the program.
The Iowa City Park and Recreation Department is primarily responsible
for provision of facilities. The University of Iowa Recreation Education
Program and the USOE/BEH Training Grant will be responsible for providing
personnel. Donations and contributions will be sought from rehabilitation
agencies and other benefactors to provide equipment and supplies for the
program.
Handicapped individuals will be sought from rehabilitation agencies,
parent organizations, institutions, and the community at large. It is
anticipated in the first year of the project that S.P.I. will service
1S-20 children and 15-20 adults.
September 30, 1974 is the tentative date for starting the program.
This is subject to the approval of the City Council and the Parks and
Recreation Commission:
I
2.
3.
How many mills does your city levy?
Inside 30 mills
Trust and Agency
Debt Service
Total
44.263
8.928
10.265
1 63.456
;•!fiat are your capital needs for the next three (3) years? $_
FY76 7,400,480 FY77 7,406,190 FY78 5,508,700
!What is the dollar equivalent to one mill? $ 84.514
20,315:370.
4. Do you anticipate reevaluation? Yes If yes, what do you an-
ticipate the new dollar equivalent to Fe -T-- $ 958005.
5. khat have been the per capita costs for city services over the past four
years? Within 30 mills For Capital? Can you
break this down for each year in t e four year perioTT'
,7
u. :;hat is your current bonded indebtedness? $ 9,781,000
7. I;o• much of this indebtedness do you anticipate retiring within the next
three years? $ 2,408,000
29.509
5.329
5.337
40.175
8. G,, you have a municipal utility? Yes What kind? water and Sewer
llhat additional revenue does it produce for the city? $ 1,42,),89-779h
1973 Sewer $495,712.67 Water $928,180.29
9. did you receive in Federal General Revenue Sharing in 1973?
S 614,765.02 4lhat did you receive in iunicipal Assistance? $ 112,877.56
t:fld Os�$-77
773,027.19 and liquor Profit in calendar year-Ty—
$t91,894.16Other government transfers? $268,984.24 Specify.
$10,908.26 - Bank Franchise
$89,948.45 - University Heights $168,127.53 - Univ. of Ia. Fire
* 10. 'rlf;at is the per capita value of property available over the past four
years? $ Has it increased or decreased?
ll. Compare your increase in the property tax base over past four years to yiur
rate of inflation for the same period.
* 12. iio'r! much did your city receive in tax credits, (homestead, soldiers,
etc.) in calendar year 1973? $
* 13, uovi much did your city derive from licenses, permits and user fees,
other than utility, in calendar year 19737 $ 1,045,075.19
14. 'What percentage o` the total 30 mills is devoted to salaries and other
fringe benefits? 70.4 What is the equivalent in dollars L. total
oparating budget? 3,129,525
*
15. I.-ilat do you anticipate to be your total operating budget for the coming
fiscal year? $ Compare to comparable period last year,
ln. L;owmuch has your debt service increased in the past four years? 128.7 %.
How has this affected per capita costs? Increase from $5.99 to $13.70
yam, •r �.�:- ��.
17. Do you anticipate any personnel cuts in 1975? No If so, 14hy?
18 :o'a much,, has trust and agency increased over the past four years? 82.24
ho -w has this affected per capita costs? zncrcased
Anticipate a 13.95% increase in the contribution rate to the Police and Fire
Retirement System.
190. Give any other pertinent financial data that will reflect the current
financial picture in your city,
*Answered on addendum attached.
PLEASE RETURN BY SEPTEMBER 13th to:
Robert E. Josten
Executive Director
League of Iowa Municipalities
444 Insurance Exchange Building
Des Moines, Iowa 50309
CITY City of Iowa Ci
P -,,SON PAEPARING REPORT
J.B. Pugh, Jr.
Director
Department of Finance
League of Iowa Municipalities
ADDENDUM TO FINANCING QUESTIONNAIRE
of August 1974
for city of Iowa City Iowa
Due w questions raised by some of the cities attempting to fill out
certain questions on the above, this is sent to you for clarification so
ghat co„parable and more precise figures can be derived. Please attach
Co original questionnaire, but if it has been sent in, send this in no
later that September 13th.
Question 5, restated:
5. Vllhat are the per capita costs based on total expenditures
for all city services in each of the past four years? (Ex-
cluding water, electric, heat and gas utilities but includ-
ing taxation for payment of hydrant rental or street light-
ing made from the home rule general or old seven functional
funds.) (include sewer rental, crust and agency for pensions
or other city contributions, garbage system, all recreation
;•rhether fee operated or not, road use tax, transit, dock or
other tax or fee -supported funds of all kinds except debt
service, and exclude all types of revolving funds for equip-
ment, supplies, etc. which are supported by the above
expenditures.)
A. Grand Total Operating and Capital expenditures:
1973--$6,744,346.601972--$7 07o 01971--$7,309,778.491970--$ 5,218,922.17
Per Capita for above:
1973--$ 143.96 1972--$ 150.91 1971--$ 156.03 1970--$ 111.40
S. Amounts expended from seven functional funds or home rule
general -fund only (excluding utilities, R.U.T., sewer
rental funds, and waste collection and disposal it
latter has been pulled out as self-sustaining fund):
1973--$4,091,202.991972--$3,515,962.681971--$3,"310,433.491970--$2,642,136.75
Per Capita for these expenditures:
1973--$ 87.33 1972--$ 75.05 1971--$ 70.66 1970--$ 56.40
C. Capital expenditures included in A:
1973--$1,160,474.141972--$2,390,085.931971--$2,164,252.901970--$1,375,058.98
Per Capita for these expenditures:
1973--$ 24.77 1972--$ 51.02 1971--$ 46.20 1970- 29.35
D. Capital expenditures from bond proceeds:
1973--$ 600,000.00 1972--$ - 1971--$ 850,000.00 1970.--:.1,L15,000.00
Per Capita for these expenditures: g0
12.81 1972--$ 18 1`a 1970--5 23..
1973--5 1971--$ -
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Question 10, restated:
10. What has been the per capita value of taxable property in
your city for the past four years': (Include all property
value such as real and personal and private utilities at
full value.) (Assessed value : 27 x 100.) (Exclude
agricultural land.)
1973--$ 6,682.31 1972--$ 6,382.84 1971--$ 5,817.83
1970--$ 5,438.47
11. This question should be answered by either of.the following
methods (excluding electric, gas and water).
1974 % 1974
1973 % 1973 `0
1972 % 1972
1971 % 1971
1970 100% 1970 100%
The latter is better if some new programs have been begun
during the four-year period, which would "warp" your fig-
ures in alternate.
12. This question can be omitted since only the comptroller has worked
up the figures requested.
13. In this question the only utilities revenues to be excluded from
non -tax revenue are. water, electric, heating and gas. Non -tax
revenues also do not include bond proceeds or intergovernmental
receipts such as state and federal aids and grants.
Tax Base
Total All
Total
January
l-
Personnel
Other
A. Year
of year given
Costs
Expense
1973
%
%
%
1972
%
%
%
1971
1970
100%
100%
100%0
0E
Change
Between June Consumer
B. Year
Tax
Base
Year
Price Index of Base -Year -Given
1974 % 1974
1973 % 1973 `0
1972 % 1972
1971 % 1971
1970 100% 1970 100%
The latter is better if some new programs have been begun
during the four-year period, which would "warp" your fig-
ures in alternate.
12. This question can be omitted since only the comptroller has worked
up the figures requested.
13. In this question the only utilities revenues to be excluded from
non -tax revenue are. water, electric, heating and gas. Non -tax
revenues also do not include bond proceeds or intergovernmental
receipts such as state and federal aids and grants.
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14. In this question, fringe benefits are police and fire pensions,
IPcRS, social security, and group medical, life and disability
contributions from the city. Omit value of uniform and mileage
allowances, paid leaves and training.
The question is restated 'here:
Salaries and fringe benefits constitute what percentage
of the total expenditures in 1973 financed by (1) the
seven functional funds (excluding water, electric, heat-
ing and gas utilities from the utilities functional fund)
or the home rule general fund, plus (2) expenditures from
the trust and agency fund?
A. 70.4 %
B. This is for 1973, in dollars, $ 3,129,525.44
15. This question is restated as follows:
What do you anticipate your total expenditures as defined
by question 5, for calendar 1974 will be?
$ 11,540,073 For fiscal July 1, 1975 to June 30,
1970? $ 15,088,985 (You are to ignore expenditures
in the first six months transition in 1975, January through
June.)
Prepared by
J.B. Pugh, .Jr.
Director
Department of. Finance
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association of regional planning commissions
August 1974
INTRODUCTION
This is East Central's first Newsletter. Its purpose is to
provide information to decision -makers at the city and county level.
We hope the Information Newsletter will be useful.
ABOUT EAST CENTRAL
East Central is a multi -county association of local governments.
At present Iowa, Johnson, Jones, and Linn Counties have joined the
East Central Association. Membership is open to the Regional Plan-
ning Commission, Board of Supervisors or each individual unit of
local government in Benton, Iowa, Johnson, Jones, Linn and Washington
Counties..
The purpose of East Central is to: provide and exchange in-
formation, serve as a forum for regional challenges, propose and
foster legislation to solve regional problems and concerns, and
to provide review of programs of regional importance.
In essence, East Central is an association of local governments
cooperating towards the identification and resolution of mutual pro-
blems and opportunities.
FLOOD INSURANCE
Several area communities have been identified as flood prone by
H.U.D. A flood hazard map will be sent to each community on the list.
Some maps have been mailed, others are still in preparation.
A community, so identified, has an opportunity to take advantage
of the Federal Flood Insurance Program. Property owners in the com-
munity will be able to obtain flood insurance only if the governing
body enters the program. Building permits and flood plain land use
controls are conditions in the program.
If a flood prone community does not enter the program by July 1,
1975, Federal grants, loans, ando—i an guarantees for buildings in the
flood area will be stopped.
SEP 41974
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BENTON COUNTY
Belle Plaine
Blairstown
Garrison
Shellsburg
V inton
IOWA COUNTY
Ladora
Marengo
Victor
Williamsburg
.JOHNSON COUNTY
Coral viIle
Ili11s
Iowa City
Oxford
Shueyville
Solon
Tiffin
JONES COUNTY
Anamosa*
Center Junction
Monticello*
Olin*
Oxford Junction
Wyoming
SPECIAL FLOOD OR MUDSLIDE HAZARDS
AS OF JUNE 17, 1974
LINN COUNTY
Alburnett
Bertram
Cedar Rapids
Center Point
Central City
Coggon
Ely
Fairfax
Hiawatha
Marion
Palo
Robins
Springville
Troy Mills
Walker
WASHINGTON COUNTY
Ainsworth
Wellman
*Iktudslide hazard in addition to flooding
Iowa will pay police authorities some of those expenses incurred
in collecting and storing abandoned cars. The police in turn pay the
individual or organizations who actually collects and stores the cars.
The State will pay $1.00 a mile for towing costs with an unoffi-
cial limit of 25 miles. The State will also pay some storage costs.
The actual amount the State will pay for storage costs is under re-
consideration presently. It should be noted that the State will pay
for abandoned cars only.
There are four basic steps to a successful program. First, an
inventory should be conducted to determine the number and location of
cars. Second, the site should be located. The site should be 35
acres and accessible by truck. The next step is to generate some
publicity. Finally the cars are collected. There are a number of
ways in which this is done depending upon the communities resources.
The car crusher takes over at this point. About 45,000 cars have
been recycled so far. OPP is ready to offer assistance in starting
a program. If you are interested contact: Peter R. Hamlin, Environ-
mental Coordinator. His phone number is Area Code 515/281-3854.
is NEW FISCAL YEAR
E
If you were a local government that went from Calendar Year,
.January 1 - December 31, to Fiscal Year, July 1 - June 30, you will
he happy to know that Congress is changing the Fiscal Year.
FY 76 will run from July 1, 1975 to June 30, 1976 as usual. Then
there will be a 3 month interim period to October 1, 1976. Then FY 77
will run from October 1, 1976 to September 30, 1977 and succeeding
Fiscal Years will start on October 1st.
WASTE WATER TREATMENT PRIORITIES
The requirements for consideration for priority, the priority
criteria, and the project list developed therefrom only establish
priority. They do not assure grant funding for any individual pro-
ject. Grant funUingand time of grant award will be dependent on
the final determination of grant needs for higher ranking priority
projects. Grant award for any project will be dependent upon the
applicant's ability to meet Federal and State requirements and re-
gulations for compliance deadlines and for content of applications,
including but not limited to infiltration/inflow analysis and sewer
system evaluation, and facility, cost effectiveness, environmental
impact, areawide and basin planning.
El
Projects with low priority for fiscal year 1975 and which do not
receive grants in fiscal year 1975 will be considered for priority
in fiscal year 1976 and will be ranked in order of priority with new
applications meeting fiscal year 1976 requirements for consideration.
FY 1976 Cutoff Date for New Applications - To be considered for
priority for FY 1-9-1-6, app ications for projects not appearing on the
DEQ List, must be filed with the Department of Environmental Quality
by October 1, 1974.
PROBABLE FUNDING FOR FY 75
CITY
PROJECT
PRIORITY
Vinton I/I 24.83
Solon T 25.38
North Liberty I T 24.37
Belle Plaine T 21.80
Walford I T 21.65
Martelle I T 21.15
Lone Tree I T 17.86
PROBABLE FUNDING FOR FY 76
CITY
Cedar Rapids
Vinton
PROJECT
I T
T
WILL BE CONSIDERED FOR FY 76 FUNDING
CITY
Riverside
Anamosa
Center Point
Tiffin
Washington
Kalona
I.adora
PROJECT
I/I
T
T
T
I T
C
C
Interception
Treatment
Collection
Infiltration/Inflow
PRIORITY
33.91
24.83
PRIORITY
21.73
20.00
18.76
18.21
17.37
10.00
5.00
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Iowa will pay police authorities some of those expenses incurred
in collecting and storing abandoned cars. The police in turn pay the
individual or organizations who actually collects and stores the cars.
The State will pay $1.00 a mile for towing costs with an unoffi-
cial limit of 2S miles. The State will also pay some storage costs.
The actual amount the State will pay for storage costs is under re-
consideration presently. It should be noted that the State will pay
,-or abandoned cars only.
There are four basic steps to a successful program. First, an
inventory should be conducted to determine the number and location of
cars. Second, the site should be located. The site should be 3S
acres and accessible by truck. The next step is to generate some
publicity. Finally the cars are collected. There are a number of
ways in which this is done depending upon the communities resources.
The car crusher takes over at this point. About 45,000 cars have
been recycled so far. OPP is ready to offer assistance in starting
a program. If you are interested contact: Peter R. Hamlin, Environ-
mental Coordinator. His phone number is Area Code 515/281-3854.
is NEW FISCAL YEAR
If you were a local government that went from Calendar Year,
.January 1 - December 31, to Fiscal Year, July 1 - June 30, you will
be happy to know that Congress is changing the Fiscal Year.
FY 76 will run from July 1, 1975 to June 30, 1976 as usual. Then
there will be a 3 month interim period to October 1, 1976. Then FY 77
will run from October 1, 1976 to September 30, 1977 and succeeding
Fiscal Years will start on October 1st.
WASTE WATER TREATMENT PRIORITIES
The requirements for consideration for priority, the priority
criteria, and the project list developed therefrom only establish
priority. They do not assure grant funding for any individual pro-
ject. Grant fun ing an time of grant award will be dependent on
the final determination of grant needs for higher ranking priority
projects. Grant award for any project will be dependent upon the
applicant's ability to meet Federal and State requirements and re-
gulations for compliance deadlines and for content of applications,
including but not limited to infiltration/inflow analysis and sewer
system evaluation, and facility, cost effectiveness, environmental
impact, areawide and basin planning.
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Projects with low priority for fiscal year 1975 and which do not
receive grants in fiscal year 1975 will be considered for priority
in fiscal year 1976 and will be ranked in order of priority with new
applications meeting fiscal year 1976 requirements for consideration.
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FY 1976 Cutoff Date for New A lications - To be considered for
priority for FY 1976, applications for projects not appearing on the
DEQ List, must be filed with the Department of Environmental Quality
by October 1, 1974.
PROBABLE FUNDING FOR FY 7S
CITY
PROJECT
PRIORITY
Vinton
I/I
24.83
Solon
T
25.38
North Liberty
I T
24.37
Belle Plaine
T
21.80
Walford
I T
21.65
Martelle
I T
21.15
Lone Tree
I T
17.86
PROBABLE FUNDING FOR FY 76
CITY
PROJECT
PRIORITY
Cedar Rapids
I T
33.91
Vinton
T
24.83
DILL BE CONSIDERED FOR FY 76 FUNDING
CITY
PROJECT
PRIORITY
Riverside
I/I
21.73
Anamosa
T
20.00
Center Point
T
18.76
Tiffin
T
18.21
Washington
I T
17.37
Kalona
C
10.00
Ladora
C
5.00
I -------- Interception
T -------- Treatment
C ------- Collection
I/I------- Infiltration/Inflow