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Home My WebLink About1974-10-08 AgendalJ C 11 IOWA CITY CITY COUNCIL AGENDA REGULAR COUNCIL MEETING OF OCTOBER 8. 1974 7:30 P.M. COUNCIL CHAMBERS, CIVIC CENTER 410 EAST WASHINGTON I® E, AGENDA REGULAR COUNCIL MEETING OCTOBER 8, 1974 7:30 P.M. Item No. 1 - MEETING TO ORDER ROLL CALL - (3 yQ u d1' -4 & O Nosce- a 6 r e NT rXle r«o-rdpd Item No. 2 - READING OF MINUTES OF REGULAR CITY COUNCIL MEETING OF SEPTEMBER 24, 1974. V4 / (.t) f'1..� tA-& itt.-d.. Item No. 3 -PUBLIC DISCUSSION. Y.-q.� 6 ��`,Q.,� )� � � o.l' l L _ V > el" r e> '� . o .l C 1 l h o v A� � N "/'� (� J J S, � 9� �F � s ll/.C�G11TP l A N o�!t"TC Tu- �t� fJ II _ A)/) r1ti ci Item No. 4 - RECEIVE MINUTES OF BOARDS AND COMMISSIONS. a. Housing Commission minutes of September 18, 1974, meeting. b. Planning and Zoning Commission minutes of September 26, 1974, (� meeting. U 1 Action: GLI � ,A, / / Ct l/a-lie _` IN bPf �af.�F� Z .GyvLcn cc �•e,Ll�- ��ucae oUNtll ��e r �o ke v- E4� s 1 �- 3 r � � 1 > to K«dC tf p�crrc�. `i4kMrtr� J'Zolei i Item No. 5 -CONSIDER RECOMMENDATION-TO.EXPEDITE THE PREPARATION OF A NEW COMPREHENSIVEPLAN Comment: The Planning and Zoning Commission at their regular meeting on September 26, 1974, adopted by a 5-0 vote the following resolution: AdJ1w? - 7lir,s{ «DP- L x a, I;,suPY''�, P!A~ a- Se,i •1J Joh ° W I DQ- Yo +ir CIM r., p+ct eP a' q II w�f� ® Action: Because of the evident and urgent need to determine and establish development policy; Because of the development and redevelopment problems that have been enunciated in the R3A Area Study that relate to a broader and more comprehensive approach'to desired solutions; The Planning and Zoning Commission recognizes that there is a serious need for a new Comprehensive Plan. Therefore, the Planning and Zoning Commission recommends to the City Council .that the preparation of a new Comprehensive Plan be of the highest priority,and that the City Council direct the City Manager and Staff to proceed in the preparation of a new Comprehensive:Plan and to:take other appropriate actions that are necessary to support the expeditious preparation of a new Comprehensive Plan. 2 �� \t�T17't�t�O—tea L•I V P M r� ti. i eo vl a Lr{o '� O (�e 1 /� k�n 6C Citc..,.LG_ N(/!J. 1'>'70-atP. ✓J �.� p� 9 i n. .( D e V •s c -f - I k s c ?,.r Item No. 6 - CONSIDER RECOMMENDATION TO ESTABLISH A PROGRAM TO DEFINE AND IDENTIFY P' BUILDINGS AND NEIGHBORHOODS OF HISTORIC OR ARCHITECTURAL SIGNIFICANCE. .. Comment: The Planning and Zoning Commission at their regular meeting on ®a 2 Du-'�',r• ,,J September 26, 1974, -recommended by a 5 -0 -vote the establishment of LA -) 1A. •, aY� �( a program to define and identify buildings and neighborhoods of °�f6�/V�Is historic or architectural significance and that provisions be incor- rJti 1 ar ^��o�1wa �,� porated into the City Code to protect and preserve these sites once ``a�they are identified. f 1 n ,,Id Action: Se�-nt G* �.��1 M Pl,^As7u w, v n -I �. el k t " SI r. 640I✓ II vow , r, %i •rt S - C E S 1 Si c-,.... r__e_ . (-, --- - C`j c; 'fr r<' Item No. 7 - CONSIDER RECOMMENDATION TO APPROVE THE VOLUNTARY ANNEXATION OF LAND.,fD P4 A-7401. k.{u.. �P d d y G'. ? Comment: The Planning and Zoning Commission at their regular meeting on Septem- ber 26, 19741 recommended by a 4-1vote the annexation of a 45 -acre &�D tract of land located 'east of Highway 218 and west and south of the old City landfill. -Annexation in conjunction with an application to 1 Pµr rezone the property to M2 was requested by Mr. Gordon_Ru,gpll. Accord- ing to /the Municipal Code, "A resolution providing for annexation shall 0 �: -N"—Cr e�1' Gt L P' — �' +L+.� Lo --__. ... _. �� ..- � L-_�.- ^�-�:�JL_iY_. ._ �A. � _ _\ _-_rLl...�lFt_./ .C.� -✓�`� �''L,G-i.-r� /' �W 1/� �� /' 2 2- _ r �. _�__� _- .,�-`- __----�hJ-t-1-1_1....—....1L-. � �.. aOl..J1-� �"- ✓ "�` !v,,.�` �:2 ^--. � 1 lP I % r Agenda Page .3 October 8, 1974 Item No. 7 - (Continued) x.10: �►k be acted upon by the City Council at the time of the Public Hearing g rr on the zoning cl(a^ssific(a�tion Action: DA ! sC �1 Ct�y��. }-�pT� Int; F'yll�ar .0 c'S r / crLa,- vV D \\0•\.J — Item No. 8 CONSIDER RECOMMENDATION FOR REZONING TO Ml AND M2. Z-7418. — Tit( ✓' N Comment° The. Manning end Zone nq C'�i on_ at their regular meeting on Septem- ber ajr(�{D6 i or( ber 26, 1974, recommended by a 4-1 vote rezoning a tract of land r?vs.se/� �7�` -4 located �Kca located east of Highway 218 arldiTt�est and south of the old City land- `.,rL�4et k� fill from a County Zone to ` 1 for the westerly 300 feet thereof xL )c ,, 3",.rr� and the remaining portion to M2. A public hearing has been scheduled for October 22, 1974, to consider said zoning. � ch, ,I d a,.C-�j•a.� Action: f„ I V 4, eye)°✓ ytG d.� P.S h e7i J 1 e� � c F n r C 1� =vim. uJe 017,0 Pc A PIA ''Io Tu e r rq N > 4 ? /DIP / (•.v L c. f! ri' •.� l� • / Item No. 9 - CONSIDER2 RESOLUTION APPROVING PRELIMINARY PLAT OF WASHINGTON PARK ADDITION, PART 9. S-7414. v'C C_&`"f'-, , " ® Comment: The Planning and Zoning Commission on September 26, 1974, recommended .:-by,a 5-0 vote approval of the Preliminary Plat of Washington Park Addition, Part 9 located west of Green Mountain Drive extended north- ,% erly and east.and north of Washington Park Additions, Parts 5 through a^' 8'(Mount Vernon Drive and Princeton Road). / Fes Action : D4( ` /fr , Cs�^R ��r �1QL{wy_Ih.Dt Lit ?L,tr 1 ._ Item No. 10 - BUSINESS FROM THE CITv r-OUNCILr ` iI_It_�.�_ �" LL u��c � C, 7-..•�:: � c.ca? '[r �L.t.� ..o ��` �-<.c.',� (r ,.tmaTxtn V v .tet �{� . w / /� j� /� /y . , _ 4-_i - +ln ,mac"� . y 01P-7"..,"-,- -r' E t .l,L e rte./ Q. 0 r� • P. C nK M r S S r t1 i ! U L CJ r (, 7 I GL,.Ir �Yr tri �J r_t" r.!."a,tf r�� c ... t � - -- `' �n ••i /tet >+ i��rt-1^ � . � / r V V .. A..irt :Y•C . ��+i M! C•�-f LL:�%!.x ` n� �i O l• r S F / a r � .✓ r¢ G 41-74-e 1-fe 10 t -At A IVA ® D- (--�'`�' W �.--rf `t- r . r.. 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P- r::�^,n_C_E'_\�-= ccs --:� (�,t-'^_c- � • r'�.. t'L�✓ -.._- - --_. -- ' ._ _ ._ '.;_ f�-`'�� ,�4� �L.C..1 ._ G�_ r � (..��>�.�`�i�•--J (_ n-�s.-�: •.� tib.•--L�r^.vc Lf -r i..t�cG.�-�=�-oC.. _ - - i - _ • r c�{.��.._.zF 'j�� fir. - f r `� ' ,ter ��; �_��< � _�—�..-..-�p- +�!�t•�..i_____/cv C -L c_ ti, j t � 1 .r �. C.a �..f - L! __ _ _ __.. .. __ __. _1_.. C_�?--r� 't�.r,:_: icy_+-,-.:: f�-. _t" E'.f'._S?.. <.. �.... +...�"r r y :.r--•✓ rItC ( ,-� a - .._ _ - , --- t_LL 'G -j J1 r � - --- v t � tit=-`-CG.f��5•� __� ----- - - — f t IL i rr ® Item No. 11 - CONSIDER ORDINANCE AMENDING CHAPTER 4.21 OF THE MUNICIPAL CODE OF 73 IOWA CITY. (THIRD READING) Comment: This ordinance is to provide and allow for the enforcement of the provisions of Chapter 4.21 by prohibiting interference with an agent authorized to enforce those provisions (Pet Animals). Public Hearing was held September 17, 1974. Action: W I 1✓Q.-"D Item No. 12 - CONSIDER ORDINANCE ESTABLISHING_A—COMMERCIAL_OFFICE_-(CO.)_ZONg. Z-7416. (THIRD READING)' Comment: The Planning and Zoning Commission on August 8, 1974, recommended by a 5-0 vote the adoption of an ordinance to amend the Zoning Code establishing a Commercial Office (CO) Zone exclusively for office and related development. Public Hearing was held September 17, 1974. Action: Item No. 13 - CONSIDERQNDUMNCE—TO-AMEND TIiEE ZONING CODE - SIGN REGULATIONS. Z-7411. (SECOND READING) Comment: The Planning and Zoning Commission on August 22, 1974, recommended by a 3-1 vote approval of an ordinance amending the sign regulations of the Zoning Code. Major changes include provisions for political cam- paign signs in residential zones, barber poles to project into the public right-of-way, and signs in the windows of buildings in the C and M Zones.' Public Hearing was held September 24, 1974. Action: Item No. 14 - CONSIDER ORDINANCE TO VACATE ALLEY IN BLOCK 64, EAST IOWA CITY ADDITION. V -7403A. (FIRST READING) Comment: The Planning and Zoning -Commission on August 22, 1974, recommended by a 6-0 vote vacation of the east -west alley in Block 64 of East Iowa City Addition bounded by Dubuque, College, Linn and Burlington ---------------- Streets. The subject alley vacation Is necessary forimplementation of the R-14 Urban Renewal plan. Public Hearing was held October 1, 1974. Action: t �./ ��.e (�f e ;J..'.�•c.ti.. f �..Li.t4..--��_..vi.....� '�^� . '' '{_•- i'�-0'1 ,V i J �� j� Action: V /N- 4 Yl. he T� i ��.._ � �.� t-,54 ci , ;� ., '�i ,r � &--t,, sz • 1 ; . Item No. 16 - CONSIDER ORDINANCE TO VACATE ALLEY IN BLOCK 84, EAST IOWA CITY ADDITION. V-7405. (FIRST READING) Comment: The Planning and Zoning Commission on August 22, 1974, recommended by a 6-0 vote vacation of the east -west alley in Block 84 of East Iowa City Addition bounded by Capitol,,WashinatoR, Clinton _and _Col.lege Streets. The subject vacation is necessary for the implementation of the R-14 Urban Renewal plan. Public Hearing was held October 1, 1974. Action: L1 be,,, Item No. 17 - CONSIDER RESOLUTION TO ESTABLISH AN AMENDED SCHEDULE OF FEES FOR THE PURCHASE OF PETS SOLD BY THE ANIMAL SHELTER. Comment: Many cases have arisen lately where owners of purebred dogs are giving them up_ to the Animal Shelter for adoption. The term "pedigree" implies American Kennel Club (AKC) papers for the purebred dog. Pedi- gree dogs: are those which have known heritage (background). The Animal Shelter cannot, due to an AKC ruling, transfer any pedigree paperg4 This'resolution changes the term "p#edigree" to "purebred —with°papers". By using the term "purebred without papers" in this resolution there can be no misunderstanding and no violation of AKC rulings. �� A Action: Q! 4.0�f-. Item No. 18 - CONSIDER RESOLUTION ACCEPTING THE WORK ON THE DEMOLITION AND SITE CLEARANCE CONTRACT NO. 2, CITY -UNIVERSITY PROJECT, IOWA R-14. Comment: This resolution accepts the work done by the J.C. White Excavation Company of Des Moines, Iowa, for the demolition of various Urban Renewal parcels in Iowa City, Iowa. The final contract amount on ® this project is $70,786.00 and the contractor has completed all of the work in substantial accordance with the plans and specifications. Action: G I U_�-�� a ? n_ t 1c� [., , r( I tC,F 0 Item No. 20 - CONSIDER RESOLUTION ESTABLISHING FOUR-WAY STOP AT THE INTERSECTION V �/& OF BURLINGTON STREET AND DUBUQUE STREET. Comment: This resolution would authorize the placement of a four-way stop sign at the intersectionOfDubuque Street and Burlington Street until such time as the traffic signals are installed under the Bur- lington Street Project. Heavy utilization of the Burlington Street Improvement has necessitated this recommendation on an interim basis. Action: 1)a. l ( 4 ) i ) ll v Item No. 21 - CONSIDER RESOLUTION AWARDING CONTRACT FOR PLANT IMPROVEMENTS. R THE COMPLETION OF WATER .414Z7 POLLUTION CONTROL VEMENTS . Comment: This resolution approves the award of bid to the C.__L. Carroll Com- panY•�Znc� of Des Moines, Iowa, in the amount of $68_ 848.00. project was discussed at the City Council meeting September 10, held on S 1974, as an addendum to the City Council •� tabulation of the bidders: agenda. The following be a C. L. Carroll Co. Des Moines, Iowa $ 68,848.00 E b_ E. B. Spencer Engineering Co. Waterloo, Iowa _ 70,255.00 As can be seen, the bid submitted by the C. L. Carroll Co. was the lowest of the two bidders submitting bids on this project. The Engineer's Estimate for this project was $40,000. This bid is approximately 72%_ the Engineer's Estimate; however, it should be pointed out 'that a repair project of this nature is a high risk venture and extremely difficult to estimate. Action: a PS (V (�I •.wr c Q �,� _,.:�.,_ i _ -" �� l:v I (+ V O I� C•ti. Q [ C -c .7 1, r€ i � r ,' ;; S C o z- ' '' a ; • `. ^ t-tJ e --/.K' ._ 1 - 'TJ $17,998.15 and the - in substantial accordance with the plans , x t5i- ! UJ Agenda • Action: 1 J a- • ,fir � �'�-� ;' F*, — Page 7 October 8, 1974 _ ® Item No. 22 - CONSIDER RESOLUTION ACCEPTING_'WORK`ON THE 1974 CONCRETE REPAIR PROGRAM Comment: This resolution accepts the work.done b_y wolf Construction Co., Inc. of Iowa City, Iowa, for the construction of curb and pavement on Washington Street. The final contract amount on this project is. 1 - 'TJ $17,998.15 and the contractor has completed all of the work in substantial accordance with the plans and specifications. t5i- ! UJ v Action: 1 J a- � �J a � �,..�....,, ��; -- ,fir � �'�-� ;' F*, — 14 1 a r. � w•� , L -C1 ` �jJ �1 �.k�:{: tL `.HCl � ��.�fii(' i?�.f' � C2.� ,.-t "�-� `i.l 1,, .w. SITE Item No. 23 - CONSIDER RESOLUTION AWARDING CONTRACT FOR THE DEMOLITION AND �y q CLEARANCE CONTRACT NO. 4, CITY -UNIVERSITY PROJECT, IOWA R-14. Comment: This resolution approves the award of bid to the S._A.S.,_Equip_ment_ Company, Inc. of Noxth_Be_rSen,_ New_ Jersey, in the amount of $160.120.00 The project was discussed at the City Council meeting held on September 17, 1974, as Item No. 7. The following is a tabulation of the bidders: S.A.S. Equipment Co., Inc. North Bergen, New Jersey $ 160,120.00 C.S. Ehinger Company Kansas City, MO: 164,973.02 Anderson Excavating & Wrecking Co. Omaha, NB 173,686.80 �Aor 'I ' Johnson Wrecking .Co. ' Beggs, OK 194,444.00 Zinser, Inc. Cedar Rapids, IA 198,270.00 Iconco Seattle, WA 215,969.00 J.C. White Excavating Co. Des Moines, IA 221,946.00 Arnold Spirtas Co., Inc. St. Louis, MO 229,020.00 Cleveland Wrecking.Co. Chicago, IL 312,423.00 Dore Wrecking Co. Kawkawlin, MI „ 374,076.00 Action: V As can be seen, the bid submitted by the S.A.S. Equipment Co., Inc. was the lowest of the ten bidders submitting bids on this project. The Engineer's Estimate for this project was $2360204.00. This bid is approximately 32% below the Engineer's Estimate. The City Manager and Staff recommendawarding this contract subject to the approval of HUD of the contractor,. submission of acceptable bonds and insurance by the contractor and approval of HUD of the contractor's Affirmative Action Program. / �G �t4j Ci .��.Y�L?-t...N"(i (Y-'I'.L•i�� Li.Ji..Cl..r. ..-... I•,.�. .. i.._. L.,..�.�i. L. �.W . 10 CLA-�.a- �: t r '�`- 1 L...t..t.i.�..:v-�.r..�'i�-4-- y� t �• C t�..a-�-n-t__ Dom' W.2- j Item No. 24 - CONSIDER RESOLUTION AWARDING CONTRACT FOR THE VETERANS ADMINISTRATION HOSPITAL TURNING LANE.PROJECT. Comment: The approval of this resolution would award the bid to the Burger Con- struction Company, Inc. of Iowa City, Iowa, in the amount of $295,790.20. This project was discussed at the City Council meeting held on September 24, 1974, as Item No. '9. The following is a tabulation of the bidders: Burger Construction Co., Inc. $ 295,790.20 Iowa City, Iowa ® As can be seen, the bid submitted by the Burger Construction Co., Inc. was the only bid .submitted on this project. The Engineer's Estimate for this project was $185,000. This bid is approximately 60% over the Engineer's Estimate. In that this bid far surpasses a very real- istic Engineer's -,Estimate, it...is_a joint recommendation of the Director of the Veterans Administration Hospital ar�_and _the_City. .staffthath-s G lu resolutiontbe rejected andthepd_ _ __ _.during Januy_of 197with a,'completiori date of June of 1975. { l t e Action: �_ � 1 �/�L fb'.� 1 r...ly�-e i �C�•-� � ��=� a; -r . , c_r _�` �,. ,-�,.._',, />ti. P17 T_ Item No. 25 - CONSIDER RESOLUTION APPROVING ENGINEERING AGREEMENT WITH POWERS-WILLIS & ASSOCIATES, CONSULTING ENGINEERS, FOR TOPOGRAPHIC SURVEY WORK IN THE RALSTON CREEK AND WILLOW CREEK WATERSHEDS. Comment: This resolution would approve an agreement for engineering services between the City of Iowa City and Powers -Willis & Associates for topographic survey work in the Ralston Creek and Willow Creek water- sheds. The purpose of'this_topographic work is to update and expand = the floodway maps as well as to tie the entire system into the Iowa State Plain'Coordinate,System. The.establishment of the data points onto the Iowa State Plain Coordinate System will facilitate \/ future computerized operations relating to the floodway calculations. Action : - DDC I � I- C. G() 1nr+c1A, lL 1. �f.., .. t{. .•.A 1-t OL ® Item No. 26 - CONSIDER RESOLUTION APPROVING ENGINEERING AGREEMENT WITH HAWKEYE ENGINEERING COMPANY, INC., CONSULTING ENGINEERS, FOR SURVEYS OF URBAN RENEWAL PARCELS. Comment: This resolution would approve an agreement for engineering services between the City of Iowa City and Hawkeye Engineering Company, Inc. for land surveys of all parcels to be disposed of to the developer under the Urban Renew �, /al Program: / Y Z , r: [ :,., Action: k1 r, 40) O 'l -e o . L ac t` r r.^, r ,,. "F J ta-, tit ..., � n , �! �:� _ [„ Pr Item No. 27 - CONSIDER RESOLUTION APPROVING CONTRACT AMENDMENT FOR THE WATER TREAT- : VS�_ MENT PLANT IMPROVEMENTS, CONTRACT NO. 2 - ELECTRICAL AND PLANT CONTROLS. Comment: This resolution would approve contract amendments in the amount of-- $6,13.6-97for the Water Treatment Plant Improvements, Contract No. 2 - Electrical .and Plant -Controls. This addition would raise the total contract from $506,000.00 to:$512F136.97. This amendment would approve some 22 items which are required to provide for efficient operation of/- the (automated Plant. Action: (( �' I /a__ I /a.// .?14-1 e fk Item No. 28 - CORRESPONDENCE TO THE CITY COUNCIL. a. Action: b. Action: C. Letter from Jav H. Honohan, 14 S Linn St., regarding the Ralston Creek problem: a7 IJ t.CDpa, i � crib sew et sys�rc,t - Letter from Georgia Marlas and Helen Marlas regardingtthe r Housing and Community Development Act of 1974. 6c v. 7 0 iLQ- _Lc t , Letter from'Fredine Branson, Housing Commission, regarding the Housing and Community !Development Act of 1974, Sj Action: ( ret ,I- 4 �( L(-fd. Letter from J. J. Daniel, Iowa -Illinois Gas and Electric Co., gas and electric rate increases. /regarding r �s 1 /-`, �1.(.1rV? l.,'e1� i')..[yC�(.+.�a: ff �. lY, ',,7 A, i-%' 7 �i� ..`f� '� - ... '�• ..... i ^ �! e. Letter from Faith Knowler, Lea , League of Women Voters, regarding a ®� �, ,.�r.er. t1 conference on land use policy, ( , ,�.1 Com..: _�.,..., ,C z3, s Action: Z 4 �( C Item No. 28 - (Continued) Action: X, f. Letter from Arthur Vetter, Commission on Environmental Quality, regarding a proposed open burning ordinance. fQp {pYy^-v.7 rP ,N! : �0.' ...L,/-{r.$�`q!!'(' wes 1�.w•Gt'.•+l�Ol�-_ Int CvrY�. al.^.ra � i e-,,... , Q (�Fp.N� �^ g. '`""fetter from U.S. Senator sick Clark regarding mass transit le is- rp latiop o pal Action: - h f Action: Letter from Michael Raoul Duval, Domestic Council regarding mass transit legislation. R i. Letters from Iowa -Illinois Gas & Electric Company regarding revisions to gas and electric rates. (tJ Action: I / / Ja_ cc I /rti--�;+42- , , V f 1 ®' Action: J. Letter from Byron Ross, Chamb of Comm?rce, regarding parking stickers for conventions. �Q I b z'� Item No. 29 - ISSUANCE OF PERMITS. a v ✓ c „_ 1, 1 Ir-. p -.'. �S3 a. Consider resolutions to approve Class B Beer Permit applications _ W(Regular and Sunday Sales) for the Burger Palace, 121 Iowa Ave. Do, / 0-4t " 3l� Action: 44 3 zl G Action: �. 7 Action: 141 Item No. 30 - V F b. Consider resolutions to approve Class B Beer Permit applications (Regular.and Sunday Sales) for Kathryn Kelly dba/Maid Rite Da (Co ner, 3 630 Iowa Ave. /,pDu v 3l o C. Considerresolution' to approve Class C Beer Permit application or Earle rueskin dba/ Dividend Bonded Gas, 302 S. Dubuque. i cJ u'e ce tiu� z.�i�uC /K7u-yen 41,Ccz�.��/ milds c'. REPORT 'ON MISCEL US ITEMS FROM THE CIT MANAGER AND T?i Do I ( v CINCZTY L L 19 P'PORNEY. . �ti�o,rS�ti� e C z -A-- # tc f, ^G� von Vol ! G: �..`7"l•�. �,,,.,,, !�� /{/O! I�• C l j;d0 r. `>�Ja Doo 7. 0w;o Agenda , Pa ge- k E October 8,'1974 Item No. 28 - (Continued) Action: X, f. Letter from Arthur Vetter, Commission on Environmental Quality, regarding a proposed open burning ordinance. fQp {pYy^-v.7 rP ,N! : �0.' ...L,/-{r.$�`q!!'(' wes 1�.w•Gt'.•+l�Ol�-_ Int CvrY�. al.^.ra � i e-,,... , Q (�Fp.N� �^ g. '`""fetter from U.S. Senator sick Clark regarding mass transit le is- rp latiop o pal Action: - h f Action: Letter from Michael Raoul Duval, Domestic Council regarding mass transit legislation. R i. Letters from Iowa -Illinois Gas & Electric Company regarding revisions to gas and electric rates. (tJ Action: I / / Ja_ cc I /rti--�;+42- , , V f 1 ®' Action: J. Letter from Byron Ross, Chamb of Comm?rce, regarding parking stickers for conventions. �Q I b z'� Item No. 29 - ISSUANCE OF PERMITS. a v ✓ c „_ 1, 1 Ir-. p -.'. �S3 a. 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