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HomeMy WebLinkAbout2009-06-30 Correspondencer ~`~,®,~,~ CITY OF ICJINA CITY 2 ~ '-, ~~ RAC ©~[~ M EMCJ Date: June 19, 2009 To: City Clerk From: Darian Nagle-Gamm, JCCOG Traffic Engineering Planner Re: Item for June 30th, 2009 City Council meeting; Installation of on-street metered parking spaces and establishment of parking meter terms on the north side of the 100 block of Wright Street As directed by Title 9, Chapter 1, Section 36 of the City Code, this is to advise the City Council of the following action. Action: Pursuant to Section 9-1-3A (17), ten new parking meters will be installed on the north side of the 100 block of Wright Street. The parking meters numbers will be numbered WT100E, WT102E, WT104E, WT106E, WT108E, WT110E, WT112E, WT114E, WT116E, and WT118E. Each will have a 2-hour term at the rate of $0.50 per hour. Comment: This action is being taken to promote vehicle turnover and to free up parking spaces for customer use. A May 2009 study found that a majority of vehicles parked on-street do not move throughout the day and are parked long term. This action was initiated by the request of a Wright Street business owner. cc: Mark Rummel Mark Faye Chris O'Brien J jccogtp/mem/actcomm-wrightmete rs6-19-09. doc w .. ... ~«~.y t. 3 "" ~ -.-. ym. ""r"1 l 4 /:, _ `= .. lJ`t 2 2 ,~ ~_~ ~~~ ~~~ = - -~ k~ 7 ,,~i ~_. .Lat p t , ~,t iO June 23, 2009 Iowa City Council Members Iowa City IA 52240 Dear Council Members, The Parks and Recreation Commission has unanimously approved and put before you a recommendation to officially name the Sand Lake Park in honor of current Parks and Recreation Director Terry Trueblood. I am writing to you today to wholeheartedly endorse and support this recommendation. Over the past 19 years I have had the opportunity to work very closely with Terry, both as President of the IC P&R Foundation as well as during my 18 year tenure on the P&R Commission. Together we worked on a wide variety of projects, too numerous to mention here. I am sure that you are all aware of the tremendous growth of our Parks, programs, trails and recreation facilities under Terry's guidance. What I will mention however, is that over the course of my career and the many boards and committees that I have served on, Terry's selfless dedication to his job as well as his profession is unmatched. During my tenure on the P&R Commission, several `naming opportunities' were brought before our commission for discussion; all were given the proper amount of dialogue and scrutiny before a .thoughtful decision was made. None were as clear-cut and obvious as this opportunity. would ask that you as a council act swiftly on this recommendation and approve the naming of the Sand Lake Park in honor of Terry Trueblood. Thank you for your time. ~,' ~; Matthew Pacha President Iowa City Parks & Recreation Foundation cc: Iowa City Parks & Recreation Commission Iowa City Parks & Recreation Foundation Board Mike Moran, Acting Director of Parks & Recreation 2 (3 Marian Karr From: Dennis Roseman [dennis.roseman@gmail.com] Sent: Wednesday, June 17, 2009 9:09 AM To: Council Subject: A resolution on FBI infiltration of non-violent peace group This letter is to bring to your attention and urge your consideration of a resolution by the Council regarding FBI infiltration a local group. Such actions suppress legitimate political protest. At the June meeting of the Central Committee of the Johnson County Democrats, the following motion was passed. ~~We, the Johnson County Democratic Central Committee, urge the Iowa City City Council to pass a resolution condemning the FBI infiltrating a non-violent Iowa City peace group." Dennis Roseman Chair, Johnson County Democrats 1 o~~=ors 2 (4) Marian Karr From: Mark and Sharon Kline [smilleric@gmail.com] Sent: Wednesday, June 17, 2009 2:56 PM To: Council Subject: Fairmeadow Park Shelter I am writing in reference to the graffiti that has been present on the Fairmeadows Park Shelter and the cement pad for about a year now. I truly thought that it would have been taken care of long ago? At least by the time Grantwood had there big get together BBQ, or at least by the time the lunch program or whatever it is happening at this location during noontime began. Now I will say that the Parks Dept. did find some time to power wash the pad. It didnt come up very well at all. I did call the Parks and Rec Dept. I talked to Mike. I asked him about the possibility of cleaning this up? He became argumenative. Telling me he had other priorities. He was not nice at all. If the Parks and Rec Dept cannot delegate or find time in about a year to paint over graffiti. They arent working very hard. Three men standing around and one man digging. Im sure I dont need to remind you that the city has its own ordinance about grafitti?! May the Park and Rec Dept needs to be notified of such ordinance. Thanks for your Precious time Mark Kline Iowa City This correspondence will become a public record. 6/17/2009 Page 1 of 2 ~ ~ ~~ J Marian Karr From: Dale Helling Sent: Monday, June 29, 2009 8:52 AM To: 'Mark and Sharon Kline' Cc: Council; Terry Robinson Subject: RE: Fairmeadow Park Shelter Mr. Kline; Thank you for your email to the City Council regarding graffiti at the Fair Meadow Park shelter. Your message has been forwarded to Council members as part of the consent agenda for the June 30 regular Council meeting. I can provide some information that I hope will be helpful. I am advised that our Parks Division staff had painted over graffiti on the shelter posts and the small storage shed twice within the past year. It appears to them that the graffiti you have observed was done sometime this past spring or early this summer. Some of the wording is the same as what was painted over. We regularly find that the same person or persons apparently return to recreate graffiti after it has been removed. Staff recently pressure washed the floor as well and that has not been retagged thus far. Further, picnic tables that had been painted with vulgar wording have been removed and replaced. Finally, I've been advised that the posts and storage shed were painted over again on June 17th in response to a complaint received on that date. Thanks for making your concerns known. Regards, Dale Helling Interim City Manager cc. Terry Robinson, Superintendent of Parks & Forestry From: Mark and Sharon Kline [mailto:smilleric@gmail.com] Sent: Wednesday, June 17, 2009 2:56 PM To: Council Subject: Fairmeadow Park Shelter I am writing in reference to the graffiti that has been present on the Fairmeadows Park Shelter and the cement pad for about a year now. I truly thought that it would have been taken care of long ago? At least by the time Grantwood had there big get together BBQ, or at least by the time the lunch program or whatever it is happening at this location during noontime began. Now I will say that the Parks Dept. did find some time to power wash the pad. It didnt come up very well at all. I did call the Parks and Rec Dept. I talked to Mike. I asked him about the possibility of cleaning this up? He became argumenative. Telling me he had other priorities. He was not nice at all. If the Parks and Rec Dept cannot delegate or find time in about a year to paint over graffiti. They arent working very hard. Three men standing around and one man digging. Im sure I dont need to remind you that the city has its own ordinance about grafitti?! May the Park and Rec Dept needs to be notified of such ordinance. 6/29/2009 Page 2 of 2 Thanks for your Precious time Mark Kline Iowa City This correspondence will become a public record. 6/29/2009 2 5 Marian Karr From: CRSUPERMAN [crsuperman@yahoo.com] Sent: Sunday, June 14, 2009 8:06 PM To: Council Subject: burning humans smells like burning trash. Here is a copy of the complaint i filed with the EPA about Gay & Ciha Funeral and Cremation Services. They are stinking up the neighborhood with the smell of burning garbage and i have had enough, now that i have found. the source. Who in the city would be responsible for air quality of this business's equipment? Report an Environmental Violation - Information submitted Thank you for submitting information on a possible environmental violation. The information will be reviewed by EPA enforcement personnel. This notice will be the only response you will receive regarding your submission. Due to the sensitive manner in which enforcement information must be managed by EPA, we can not provide status reports or updates regarding any submission we receive through the Report an Environmental Violation form. Back to Report an Environmental Violation page Your Name: Your Email: Your Address: Your City: Your State: Your Zip: Christopher k. crsuperman@yahoo. com 941 dover st iowa city Iowa 52245 6/15/2009 Suspected Violator Gay and Chia Gay & Ciha Funeral and Cremation Services Name: Suspected Violator 2720 Muscatine Ave Address: Suspected Violator Iowa city City: Suspected Violator Iowa State: Suspected Violator 52245 Zip: Still Occurring: yes Notified State no DEP/DEQ/DEM: Characterized incident as: Intent: Intentional Type: Release Media: Air Entity: Company Description of The neighborhood smells like burning garbage and the smell is present when we incident or hazard: see the human incinerator smoking. I think they are burning their garbage in that incinerator and polluting our nearby neighborhood. I want it to stop. It smells like burning garbage. Can you stick your head in that business and verify that the human incinerator is functioning properly and it is not being used for trash control. This very strong stink happens several times a week. Can you stop them from stinking up the area. This can not be legal.If it is burning bodies, I should not be smelling it! ! ! ! Specific the odor is coming out of the large round smokestack on the funeral home.Visible Directions: at 730pm Sunday June 14. nnnnnnnninnnnnnni-niit~nnntnnni I would appreciate information on how to get this stopped through the city, I Thank you for the information. -Christopher K 94~ dover st Iowa City iowa 52245 2 (6 Marian Karr From: jazb1O58@inabc.net Sent: Friday, June 12, 2009 11:07 AM To: Council Subject: do you intend to risk breaking a new Iowa Law that passed almost unanimously Attachments: letters from shelter.pdf J letters from shelter.pdf (159 ... On May 21, 2009 Senate file 340 was signed into law by Governor Culver and is set to go into effect July 1, 2009. Senate file 340 is the new sex offender law. It was written by the Iowa department of public safety and backed by the Sheriffs association amongst many other law agencies. It redefines loitering and residence. Loitering means remaining in a place or circulating around a place under circumstances that would warrant a reasonable person to believe that the purpose or effect of the behavior is to enable a sex offender to become familiar with a location where a potential victim may be found, or to satisfy an unlawful sexual desire, or to locate, lure, or harass a potential victim. Residence means each dwelling or other place where a sex offender resides, sleeps, or habitually lives, or will reside, sleep, or habitually live, including a shelter or group home. If a sex offender does not reside, sleep, or habitually live in a fixed place, "residence" means a description of the locations where the offender is stationed regularly, including any mobile or transitory living quarters. "Residence" shall be construed to refer to the places where a sex offender resides, sleeps, habitually lives, or is stationed with regularity, regardless of whether the offender declares or characterizes such place as the residence of the offender. These changes are significant because of something that has not been built yet. Shelter house's proposed new site at 429 Southgate sits within the 300 ft. "Exclusionary Zone" around HACAP daycare with 85 children and Hilltop Mobile Home Park where 80-100 children are and board school busses. This is a problem because during the day the shelter is an open walk in center where anyone in need can get assistance, do laundry, get mail and eat. One of my neighbors received a letter in regards to when and if sex offenders could be there. Also the shelter has given us a release form that parents are to sign when they stay at the shelter. Both make it clear that the shelter cannot and will not be able to keep all registered sex offenders out of what will be within the 300 foot "Exclusionary Zone" With the law the way it has been up until July, Ms. Canganelli and Ms. Persson have stated that the law didn't apply to the shelter as they didn't knowingly allow registered sex offenders to sleep there. As of July sleeping won't be the issue. The 300 feet "Exclusionary Zone" extends from HACAP and the School bus stop to the East 82 feet into the property adjacent to the East of 429 Southgate, south to where Waterfront drive dead ends, North to the North end of 1947 Southgate and West ;~ way to Gilbert Street. 1 With this law taking effect July 1, why hasn't the city done anything about this conflict? Are you planning to defy the new state law? Also would like to point out that in recent history there is recorded evidence in the police record of registered sex offenders useing the shelter durring day use. for example: Peter Mendoza, arrested 5/25/2009 for starting a fire at 332 S. Linn st. Report number 926977. The reason for this being linked to the shelter house is in the details of the report, "David Ward called shelter house to say a subject by the name of Peter Mareno is setting fires. Why would David Ward have called the shelter not the police if it were not for the fact that they were clients of shelter house. Peter Mendoza is also a registered sex offender. Peter is his alias. His real name is Ernest Espinosa Garcia and is on the sex offender registry in California. Another example is John Koch. His address given is 331 N. Gilbert, shelter house, and I am sure he isn't allowed to sleep there but must get meals and mail there and he is on the Wisconsin Sex offender Registry and was arrested Aug.12, 2008 for public intox. Another example is Demetrius Lee. In one arrest report, there are 2, he gives his address as 331 N. Gilbert and another as "no address given". He has been arrested for criminal trespass as well as attempted burglary and criminal mischief but he is also on the Georgia Sex offender Registry. These were just recent and easy ones to find. Joyce Barker Waterfront Neighborhood Association President 2018 Waterfront Dr.#128 Iowa City, IA 2 ul~r ousu - ~ommunity Shelter & Transition Services May i3, 2oos T 2©18 WaterfrontDrive Iowa Cits~. IA 5224Q Dear A4r. l am ~tliting iu~. response to your letter dated April 26, 2005 to clarify the lolaltorv s ~ otffenderse on services for r. ~8isterrd sex offenders. -Shelter House does not knowingly ~-- = - ---`-~ ~ ~ to reside at Shelter House. At the point that ~ a j ~ o ~~ pntake prodetss eeach individuaiHouse for shelter services, an intake ~s complet P asked whether s/he is on the registry of sex offe~edr~e nd v d al is told othat he for she can not be the individual says ``Yes," the intake is stopped a resident of Shelter House. If an individual indicates that he or she in ~ wa. Tf th $individual s Proem out~af state, that registry still checked against the ovlme registry is also checked. ShelterF~ o is~ ~~ ~~ ~t he or he is a s ~offenderg,2it is th policy of discovered that an ~ndiv Shelter House to permanently forbid~tvised o€their obligation to repo to 1 ~~~a ~ ~ ~ ~e~g on. the registry of sex offenders are Individuals appearing on the registry of sex offenders are not permitted to reside at Shelter House, and those individuals who knowingly lie are permanently banned from any use of the facslity Even though a registered sex offender can not be a resident of ShelteroH suseS,u ~ uid hed~lsbmay permitted to utilize the facility for Drop-In Center and Outreach purp es and mail and work access the shower and laundry facititses, eat dinner, receive phone messag with outreach staff. 'their access to and use of the facility is with the knowledge of and undefr ~~ supervision of Shelter House staff As apractical matter, md'vxduals whovere sho regst~ the offenders are not physically present at the facility any longer than if they pp~ , __ stora~8for€uadstarrg~s'attheD~to€H~umanServiees. And, its _ ..-:may, - imperative to clarify that registered sex offenders rarely use Shelter House support services (i.e., Drop-In Center and Outreach). Sincerely, ,/~, _ Doxothy M. Persson President, Shelter House Board of Directors 33~.North Gilbert Street • P.4. Box 314b • lovro City, lo~vo 5224.3146 • 319-35t-o32b ,i~l'~'s,~ xER .T~q?L'~"~' ~~1.'FiS' .'Olt ~it;1~"1?.t~I.~l`~,S ~~' I~~,~~`,Y,t~~',1t~'~,~ - 1. dependents are riot permitted ut flee basement tiutleas a~;can:p~i~d ley ~ guardian ~. Guardia*~s are to 4oyow with w;tom dependents are lkaving Sha:tex House and wham ~,~eCsdCntS will be. ;3. ~a dependant wl;l t,:e Isft at Shelter House to be ear~;d for by staff, eliestta orvoluntders s~rithat:t ey:pressed ap}~tx~val of Sixelter House St~x~ ~~ tluardiat~ ere r~.epattsiblY 3n ravnitorin~ the behs4~iar a£ dependents. ~. ~uardiu-s a=r responsible #`or prawidinS aiapars, food, mediclx~s, et4. #'ar ~opendents, Shelter I:Yause nay at times he able tc supply tlze~s Itttus but it still the C~uarclian' respar~slbitity to inst~rs provisi~~u fr~r dependents, 6. All da~oudents of proffer ale must be ettrolied ir4 the Ioaal sc'hc,oi syslam as loan as possible. . 7. Shelter Xouaa is a mandatary dependent abiu~e -rtpot't a~envy. Ttae A~P~' authb:ities will be rtatlffed of at~,y iustnnces afdependent a'uu;~e or ttegltact. 8. Shelter House niay hat~a oressions ~ which oliezrta a~ alz~lter Hr~~sa, :nay b4 on a state's Sax o#`#"~adar list. I# Is -the ~uarciiatt's responsibility - to provide Dare attd sunervisiozt i'or ehe wpll•baittg a7~d sa#'sty of dcpoudonts, Do not aesa:~c that anyone you mcot+~vhite at Shaltai~ House i~ sot an a s#at$'e ~~x o~'endar lfst. I have read Ord >>nderstand the R.ulc$ for Gusrdaana and agree t-c~ piaicie these moles while at Shelter Hausa: June 19, 2009 Joyce Barker Waterfront Neighborhood Association President 2018 Watertront Dr.#128 Iowa City, IA _~, r ~~ ~~_.:.®~r n~ II t~ CITY OF IOWA CITY _. { sv. .. ;_, ~_ ~~. O~~ACity Attorney's Office 410 East Washington Street Iowa City. Iowa 52240-1826 {3t9) 356-5030 {319) 356-5008 fAX Also via a-mail: iazb1058(c~inabc.net www.i~gov.org Re: New Sex Offender Statute Dear Ms. Barker: Your June 12, 2009 a-mail on this topic has been forwarded to me for response. The City is aware of Senate File 340, and the changes it will bring to the Iowa Sex Offender Registry statute, Iowa Code Chapter 692A, on July 1, 2009. Our office has been working with the Library and the Parks and Recreation department to prepare for the changes the new law will bring. For clarity, let me first note that the two thousand foot (2,000') residency requirement under the new statute refers only to registered sex offenders who have been convicted of an "aggravated offense against a minor." Iowa Code Section 692A.101(2); 692A.114(2). This new language limits the applicability of this provision to a small portion of registered sex offenders. We believe Shelter House would qualify as a "residence" under 692A.101(24), so registered sex offenders who have been convicted of an aggravated offense against a minor may not reside there. No other sex offenders would be prevented by this statute from residing there. Of course, Shelter House could choose to impose their own restrictions, but the City of Iowa City may not. Iowa Code Section 692A.127 prohibits a City from passing its owli residency requirements or exclusion zones. You are correct that the newly created Iowa Code Section 692A.113(1)(d) creates an exclusion zone of three hundred feet (300') around child care facilities, among other locations; in which sex offenders who have been convicted of a sex offense against a minor may not loiter. Two distinctions are important: 1. This provision applies only to sex offenders who have been convicted of a sex offense against a minor, not all sex offenders; and 2. The so-called "exclusion zones" are not precisely titled, as they do not exclude sex offenders, but instead merely prohibit sex offenders who have been convicted of a sex offense against a-minor from "...remaining in a place or circulating around a place under circumstances that would warrant a reasonable person to believe that the purpose or effect of the behavior is to enable a sex offender to become familiar with a location where a potential victim may be found, or to satisfy an unlawful sexual desire, or to locate, lure, or harass a potential victim." See the definition of "loitering" under Iowa Code Section 692A.101(17). It is our opinion that nothing in this statute would prevent sex offenders who have been convicted of a sex offense against a minor from utilizing the services of Shelter House, as long as they do not erigage in "loitering" as defined above. I am not aware of any exclusionary zones that apply to the homes of children, or school bus stops, so their presence is of no legal effect under the statute. Perhaps the most important point of this discussion is that the burden is on the sex offender to comply with the law. While law enforcement agencies are under a duty to enforce this law, like any other law, neither non-profits nor private businesses are obligated to check for compliance with the law. Of course, they may choose to do so, if they feel it is in the best interest of their patrons, or the general public. For these reasons, the Iowa City Ptablic Library and the Iowa City June 19, 2009 Page 2 Parks and Recreation departments will be taking affirmative steps to ensure that sex offenders who have been convicted of a sex offense against a minor do not offend the provisions of the statute. Shelter House has already publicly indicated that their Board will be modifying the present policy you noted from their 2005 letter to be consistent with the 2009 changes in the sex offender statute. Those policies are controlled by the Shelter House Board alone, and not by the City of Iowa City. Regardless of their policy decisions, it is our opinion that the new Shelter House can be constructed and operated in full compliance with the new law, just as other businesses, agencies, and non-profits in "exclusion zones." You have asked why the City hasn't done anything about what you describe as a "conflict." From the City's perspective, the Shelter House provides no more conflict than any other business, agency, or non-profit operating within an "exclusion zone." Under 692A.127, the City has no power to impose additional restrictions there, or anywhere else. Sex offenders who have been convicted of a sex offense against a minor must not loiter there. Registered sex offenders who have been convicted of an aggravated offense against a minor may not reside there. The Iowa City Police will enforce the law at Shelter House, just as they will enforce it in every other exclusion zone. Sincerely, Eric R. Goers Assistant City Attorney cc: City Council Eleanor Dilkes,City Attomey Dale Helling, Interim City Manager Marian Karr, City Clerk Sam Hargadine, Police Chief Marian Karr From: jazb1058@inabc.net Sent: Thursday, June 25, 2009 7:47 AM To: Eric Goers Cc: Amy Correia; Regenia Bailey; Matt Hayek; Ross Wilburn; Mike Wright; Council; Sam Hargadine; Dale Helling; Marian Karr Subject: Response to the mailing received from Mr. Goers, sent June 19, 2009 in response to my mailing of June 12, 2009. Attachments: In reguards to your follow up of my mail of June 12.doc [n reguards to your follow up ... Response to the mailing received from Mr. Goers, sent June 19, 2009 in response to my mailing of June 12, 2009. paper copy to follow 1 Dear Mr. Goers, In regards to your follow up of my mail of June 12, 2009 and your reply of June 19, 2009. While I agree that the 2000 foot residency restriction that exists still is for the most serious of offences. That was neither the part of the law I was refemng to or concerned about. I acknowledge that the shelter does not knowingly allow sex offenders to sleep at the shelter because they screen. The part that we questioned, which is also reflected in your interpretation of Iowa Code 692.A.101(17). The entirety of the new shelter facility would fall within the new 300 foot "exclusionary zone" and so how can they screen people as they have already entered 300 ft. of the daycare as well if you reference 692A.104 "Loiter" means remaining in a place or circulating around a place under circumstances that would warrant a reasonable person to believe that the purpose or effect of the behavior is to enable a sex offender to become familiar with a location where a potential victim maybe found, or to satisfy an unlawful sexual desire, or to locate, lure, or harass a potential victim. We believe that includes school bus stops that serve more than just our location. There are at least 3 separate places where children gather within this area to get on the school bus and get off to return home. We believe that is reflected in 692A.129 "Loiter on or within three hundred feet of the premises of any place intended primarily for the use of minors including but not limited to a playground available to the public, a children's play area available to the public, recreational or sport=related activity area when in use by a minor, a swimming or wading pool available to the public when in use by a minor, or a beach available to the public when in use by a minor. We feel that for the shelter to be effective in its services as well as to effectively be able to screen it people, yet be responsible to the new law, they cannot build within the 300 ft. exclusionary zone. For example: If a person on the registry comes in for day services, which is currently allowed at the shelter, they are "becoming familiar with a location where potential victims can be found" Iowa code section 692A.104. So even if they do not stay, even if the person is responsible fro their own reporting and actions this is not responsible on the part of the shelter house to introduce the person to the neighborhood by allowing their day usage within the 300 ft. exclusionary zone of the daycare and school bus stops. For example section 692A.106 of the Iowa Code "Residence" means each dwelling or other place where a sex offender resides, sleeps, or habitually lives, or will reside, sleep, or habitually live, including a shelter or group home. If a sex offender does not reside, sleep, or habitually live in a fixed place, "residence" means a description of the locations where the offender is stationed regularly, including any mobile or transitory living quarters. "Residence" shall be construed to refer to the places where a sex offender resides, sleeps, habitually lives, or is stationed with regularity, regardless of whether the offender declares or characterizes such place as the residence of the offender. Specifically I would like to point out "stationed with regularity, regardless of whether the offender declares or characterizes such a place as the residence of the offender." All these issues could be a moot point if the new shelter were not to fall within the 300 ft. exclusionary zone. We do not wish to change the services provided at the shelter house. We wish to see them successful and expand. We do not see how this can happen within the limits of the new law at this location. The City of Iowa City owns a property that would comply. In the airport development that would provide the shelter with bus service, access to jobs, (new wall mart) the lot size is priced similar to the lot price they have and it is double the size of the existing proposed location. Better school districting for the children of shelter house. With this site being a larger lot this would also provide them with an ability to expand at will of their services and they would not have to face the public scrutiny as they have in the past 4 years. Joyce Barker Waterfront Neighborhood Assoc. President 2018 Waterfront Dr. #128 Iowa City, IA 52240 CC: City Council Eleanor Dilkes, City Attorney Dale Helling, Interim City Manager Marian Karr, City Clerk Sam Hargadine, Police Chief June 29, 2009 Joyce Barker Waterfront Neighborhood Association President 2018 Waterfront Dr.#128 Iowa City, IA ~~~ C~~ ~~, r ~ :~III~ ~ ~~~~~ ~t.at~_ CITY OF IOWA CITY City Attorney's Office 410 East Washington Street Iowa City, Iowa 52240-1826 (319) 356-5030 (319) 356-5008 fAX www.icgov.org Also via e-mail: jazb1058(c~inabc.net Re: New Sex Offender Statute Dear Ms. Barker: The City's involvement in this site is limited to that of zoning and building permit regulations. Shelter House has appropriate zoning, an approved site plan and a building permit. Shelter House has satisfied all City requirements. The new law excludes some sex offenders from the exclusion zones. The new law does not exclude businesses, agencies, or non-profits. If you believe our interpretation is in error, you should speak with the Johnson County Attorney's Office, the office charged with enforcing the new statute. Sincerely, Eric R. Goers Assistant City Attorney cc: City Council Eleanor Dilkes, City Attorney Dale Helling, Interim City Manager Marian Karr, City Clerk Sam Hargadine, Police Chief Janet Lyness, Johnson County Attorney (with prior letters) 2 7 Marian Karr From: Rachel Corrigan [rmcorrigan319@gmail.com] Sent: Thursday, June 18, 2009 2:05 PM To: Council Subject: Oakland Cemetery grave decoration policies I have a comment to make about what I believe are overly restrictive grave decoration policies at your municipal cemetery, Oakland. I live in Wisconsin but have deceased relatives in Oakland. I like to come at least a couple of times during the warm months to decorate the graves. All of the tombstones have permanent vases mounted at least a foot above the ground level, and were quite expensive to purchase - at least $250 for each pair of vases at the time, many years ago. After leaving a few artificial flowers in the vases I was surprised to come back two months later and find them gone. I was informed that I am not allowed to place anything in the permanent granite vases except fresh flowers. I was amazed to hear of this policy. I have never heard of another cemetery with this kind of restriction. Igo past Memory Gardens and St. Joseph's Cemeteries and they are always decorated at al] times of the year, but I go to Oakland and it seems so grim and barren of decorations. Now I know why -they only accept fresh flowers and throw away any artificial ones -even those well protected in granite vases high above ground level. I called Memory Gardens and St. Joseph's and neither cemetery has the kind of restriction in place at Oakland. I've called my local cemeteries in Madison and likewise there are no similar restrictions. They even seem amused at my question -wondering what problem there could possibly be with placing artificial flowers in a permanent granite vase well above ground level I don't know why tombstone companies even sell vases to those customers for Oakland Cemetery since people won't be able to use them. Especially for out of town visitors, it seems useless to leave fresh flowers for decorations when they will be withered within a day or so. I was informed that the reason for the restriction against artificial flowers was that they are a hazard to crews using string trimmers. I think this is a stretch! An artificial flower in a granite vase a foot above ground level should not be a hazard to a well trained crew. I only wish the crews would be a bit more careful as I spend a lot of time cleaning off the grass clippings from the tombstone each time I come. It appears they don't use the trimmers properly and allow the clippings to fly all over -but that's not the reason I am writing to you today. I urge you to take another look at these overly strict grave decoration restrictions and make them more reasonable. I can understand the need for maintenance and safety, but let's balance that with more reasonable allowances for your customers who are attempting to leave some kind of remembrance for their deceased relatives. Thank you for your consideration. Rachel Corrigan Madison,WI 6/18/2009 2 8 Marian Karr From: Karen.Moser@act.org Sent: Wednesday, June 24, 2009 9:14 AM To: Council Subject: The ordinance for sidewalk clearing and maintenance. This correspondence will become a public record. June 16, 2009 meeting. I do not personally live or walk on any of the sidewalks in the areas that were specifically mentioned in this particular meeting. I choose to walk and or ride a bike as my main form of transportation. I could write many complaints about sidewalk maintenance and clearing. I do write complaints, but usually it must be repeated or very bad before I do so. Homeowners need to clear their walks. I personally would advocate more stringent enforcement of the ordinances. If a homeowner needs to be out of town it should be their responsibility to arrange for maintenance of their property. we all need to be more conscious of burning fossil fuels and exercising our bodies. Walking and using the sidewalks should be encouraged. Nothing can be more hazardous than a poorly maintained public walkway. If I fall and injure myself on someone's sidewalk it is not only an inconvenience but also endangers my ability to remain gainfully employed. Crutches in the snow and ice are NOT fun. Please enforce our ordinances for the public good. Karen Moser 1157 Oakes Drive Iowa City, IA 52245 My employer does not support my views. These are my own. 1 2 9 221 East College Street Apt. 805 fovea City, IA 52240 June 22, 2009 To Members of the Iowa City City Council I sent the following letter to the Iowa City Press-Citizen in response to today's editorial about the future of the Iowa City/Johnson County Senior Center. Iowa City is fortunate to have a very good public library and recreation center as well as the senior center. The first two are resources for the whole community. The senior center is exclusively for those over fifty. Providing programs and opportunities to socialize for these older Iowa Citians helps to keep this population physically and mentally fit, living on their own, and thus contributes to the well being and peace of mind of their families. This is a huge contribution to the whole community as well. Why is the Center a place of such possibilities for older residents? The Old Post Office is a beautiful building but it is the members of the staff who have created a wealth of programming options, have organized volunteers to run or assist in running programs, and have made the atmosphere as welcoming as it is. My own experience is just one case history of many. I have lived in Iowa City for almost 40 years. I have been retired for the past 14 and have been increasingly active at the senior center. I exercise there, in classes and in the two exercise machine rooms. I am learning tai chi. I am one of the charter members of the women's pool (billiards) group and struggle weekly -with pleasure - to improve my game. I have taken literature classes with Ray Heffner and Ken Gavrell, drawing with Jim Ochs, and I started and continue to lead the Reading Aloud group in exploring the delights of reading poetry. I had solo exhibitions of my photographs twice, in 1995 and 2006. The first presentation about my book, The View from 70, after it was published, was at the Center. I am grateful for all these opportunities. I hope very much that the City Council will not force a merger between our three excellent public institutions but will continue to let the specialized staff of each do their specialized work. _,- ~ ..~ ctw ~ Respectfully, ~~f ~~ _ rs~ ~ ~ ..,~ ~~~ ~. (j ~ ~ ~ ~.(~~~'V" ~._ v. ~' ,~ Ina Loewenberg ,..:~ ~-2~ (9) To: Iowa City Council Members re: Iowa City/Johnson County Senior Center ICJCSC Mission Statement: °i With the help of its members, the mission of the Senior Center is to provide adults who are over 50 years of age opportunities to participate in outstanding programs and services that promote wellness, community involvement and personal growth" (Source: Summer 2009 Program Guide) Note: this is a new mission statement Data: 29,T72 Persons 50+ years in Johnson County (County Auditor Website) 15,558 Persons 50+ years in Iowa City (County Auditor Website) 1,188 Persons 50+ years are members of the ICJCSC (Jay Honohan) - (Given a 2008 budget of 5788,849 that is 5664 per member) - 7.6% of persons 50+ years in Iowa City are members of ICJCSC 92.36% are not - 3.99% of persons 50+ years in Johnson County are members of ICJCSC, 96% are not $422,042 Staff Salaries 8 Benefits _ ~.:. C 788,849 Iowa City Contribution plus $462,750 Capitol Improvements . ~~ Total: ;1,251,599 75,000 Johnson County Contribution _ Dollars Generated from interest, IC Foundation Investment # Fuli Days Open (excluding holidays, snowdays staff excused and weekend hours, custodial staff only) * 445 # Volunteers (See Community Involvement) *34,300 # Hours of Service Provided (See Community Involvement) # Advertised Classes/Activities that °imake" with a minimum of 6 persons °" ,~-a ..~s ,,~~ ~ ~-~ ~y9 w # Class/Activity/Service Rooms Used Daily. (Example :App A) # Rooms Used Daily (Example: App B) 21,894 Meals by Elder Services Inc thus far this year (Elderberry Cafe and Meals on Wheels, (Source Elder Services) Blanks indicate we had no access to information except for a random sampling of usage the report of which is in App.B. It is hoped that the City Manager can fill in the blanks Mission Components "Outstanding Programs A Services That Promote Wellness, Community Involvement and Personal Growth" A look at complimentary or competitive opportunities in other non-profits or the private sector in the area. Source: AG/KG W/TROUT L/M/TS: a ®irectory of Activities, C/asses and Life-Style Options for the Rapid/y Growing Aged 50 and Up Citizens of Johnson County And the Surrounding Area. Ti~ird Printing, 2009 and the current Ye/%w Page Directory WELLNESS GYMS The private sector provides over 20 Fitness and Exercise Centers in Iowa City and Coralville many of which include free parking, shower/dressing room amenities, on site trainers and SUPERVISION. Public sector programs are provided at Scanlon Gyn, Mercer Park, Iowa City, Coralville, North Liberty, UI Recreation Centers and Tiffin Exercise. Pricing varies even between two city departments; Collin Kersetter teaches Chair Fitness and Zumba classes at both Scanlon Gym and The Senior Center. At Scanlon the fee is ;4 per class, there is NO membership fee and no liability waiver required for adults. At the Senior Center that same class is $5 per class in addition to the membership fee and liability waiver, plus parking. ICJCSC has remodeled to make exercise equipment and space available. There is no trainer or supervisor on site and these rooms are automatically locked and opened only with membership access cards. Liability issues are "addressed" by having registrants sign a waiver which is not required of adults at the Iowa City Recreation facilities. Sports of interest to seniors at recreation centers include bowling, bocce ball, pickleball, horseshoe and tennis. Not locally available to seniors are Senior Slowpitch Softball League and training programs for Senior Olympics. Personal Note: As an experienced professional in adult education classes and a former fitness class participant 1 am concerned that many of the fitness classes at the Senior Center on all levels are offered for 3, 4 or 5 class meetings. 1 don't know how you can learn Yoga or Balanced Fitness in three class meetings. We know it takes longer for senior bodies #o limber up, adapt to new postures and exercises. Common sense might indicate the necessity for the traditional 8 sessions MEALS Elderberry Cafe Congregate Dining ,program of Elder Services,lnc. Served daily frog 11:30-1 p.m. at the ICJCSC excluding select holidays and building closings. 11pme -:.n,., delivered meals daily. " " ~ , FITNESS TESTING 8 HEALTH PROMOTION FOR OLDER ADULTS "'~ Johnson County Dept. Public Health (At the County Building) ~ ,. . ''~ VISITING NURSE ASSOCIATION --~ -~~~ Five services available at the ICJCSC ""; ~ `-~~ L... _... COUNSELING "~ ~~ ~. Limited 'Brief Counseling and Consultation" is available this sammer at the IC'3CSC;w ongoing through Elder Services, Iowa City Hospice and Lensing Funeral Home. Note: No ICJCSC service/programming on nutrition such as meal planning for one, cooking on a budget, special meals for medical conditions. The ICJCSC kitchen was redone as an exercise equipment room. There is no regular service/programming on medication usage, senior substance abuse . A memory training class and safe driving could be be repeated for new audiences. Many of these topics are covered regularly by Elder Services. COIOAl1AlJIViTY ILVNOLVEMENT It appears that the community is invited to sponsor events or attend concerts, art walks and dances open to the public but there is little evidence of seniors becoming involved in the community under the aegis of ICJCSC. The premier senior volunteer group, Retired Senior Volunteer Program is a part of Elder Services,lnc. RSVP announced at the annual appreciation breakfast last week that they had 645 volunteers at 43 community "stations" contributing 31,250 hours of service last year. RSVP links seniors to community needs in schools, law enforcement, courts, care centers, Meals on Wheels and others. Their volunteers enjoy serving the community in intergenerational experiences. Still countless other seniors are involved in church , political end service groups such as NAMBI, Habitat for Humanity. An AARP project celebrating Senior Month In May of 2006 documented 62 events, classes and activities across the county, partnered with 118 businesses with 231 volunteers, generated 3,285 pounds of food for the Crisis Center plus 5395 in donations and 54440 in ticket sales for a senior volunteer show at the Englert to Iowa City Hospice. The 2008 ICJCSC Annual Report, p.10 lists 445 volunteers with 34,300 hours of service, comparable to RSVP in numbers yet we are confused as to what these volunteers provided and where. Also puuling is an entry, " 8,002 visits for Volunteer Programs:' To their credit, the ICJCSC attempted to collect non-perishable food for the Crisis Center but it was getting stolen so the effort was dropped. HARP and Johnson County Task Force on Aging focus on bringing seniors Into the larger community to hear about issues and become advocates for appropriate physical, social and political reforms. AARP fosters community services such as tax assistance and safe driving, legislative action and education. Note: HARP lost its shared office space (625 sq. feet) at the ICJSCS because it did not keep it staffed 30 hrs. a week as stipulated in a 1980 contract. The office has been used for storage and a dressing room for the custodian for over a year. AARP has recently been holding its monthly meetings at several libraries and community centers in the county. PERSONAL GROWTH Assuming this refers to Classes and Activities which foster personal growth, the ICJCSC offers the following in the Summer Program Guide, June-.luly-August (Again, we don't N there are minimum enrollments necessary for a class to make or which ones actually do take place) Arts: 6 different classes Computers: 2 different classes ;(2 beginning, 2 advanced) Dance : 4 different classes, (3 Barn, 3 English, 1 Line and 3 Milonga) Finance: 1 class Fitness: 74 d/lfereat c/asses /nclading 4 Adv. Yoga, 3 Balance,3 Beg. Yoga, 2 Chair Fitness, 3 Int. Yoga,2 2umba,3 Vinyasa, 1 Gentle Yoga,1 Healthy Steps, 1 Kripalu Yog. Lotus Yoga. Aerobics,Tai Chi plus individual assessments and training ,- ~~ Gardening: 1 (occurs 3 different times on KXIC) Groups8~ Clubs: 8 - ._ ~~..1. Handcrafts: 5 different classes - '~,~ _' History: 3 different classes Performances and Special Events: 5 -- '~-' ~ ~ ,,~„~ _; ' ~: ~~ .. w Performances and Special Events: 5 Photography: 2 different classes Receptions 8 Exhibits: 2 _ _ Services: 3 counseling services upon request Travel: 2 - Wellness: 8 different classes ,~~ _,,~ Total 48 ~ different classes", plus clubs, performance groups and special events. , ~.: _~ ~ ` _`' Other Classes A Activities Available Year Round (See "AGING WITHOUT LI~i'f'S'~~'" Iowa City, Coraiviile Public Libraries w Iowa City, Coralville, North Liberty Parks and Recreation UI SENIOR COLLEGE OSHER INSTITUTE (UI) University Hospitals, Mercy Hospital (Health Related) Note: 1 am somewhat confused by the summer statistics cited In an opinion piece in the Press-Citizen on June 25 by Jay Honohan, chair of the Senior Commission. I couldn't match his numbers with those listed in the Summer Guide. He mentioned 31 "Special Events" while the Guide lists Boomer Bash, 4 Friday afternoon movies, Silver Swing Band at the Jazz Fest, not at the Center, an SSRO program and a Voices of Experience program. He cites 30 performance groups, the Guide lists Drill and Dance Team, New Horizon Band, New Horizon Orchestra, SSRO and Voices of Experience. He cites a "busy summer with TO different classes" The Guide shows 48 different classes„ 8 groups and clubs which meet at the Center, 5 special events and 5 performances, and we don't know how many of them will "make". (Example, a voice instructor was scheduled to teach last year, reported only one student registered yet his class was scheduled in later Guides and a room blocked out for his use.) 1 trust Jay can prepare and post a list if the Guide is not an accurate accounting. The ICJCSC administration must keep clear and meaningful data to allow the council to evaluate its cost-effectiveness. In these economic times It is vital for our departments to partner with each other and with seniors across Johnson County piggy-backing programming and sharing resources. tfuily, ~.u-rH~~.2~~c ~-~ C__...__~----., ~,~~~ Ju Braverman, Ph.D Former Program Specialist, ICJCSC, Director Kirkwood Non-Credit Programming for Johnson County, Associate Director Rancher Auditorium for Fund Raising and Director of UI Center for Conferences and Non Credit Programming. The Iowa Commission on Volunteer Service and Iowa Volunteer Hatl of Fame awarded me the Lifetime Achievement Award in 2007. 1 only mention these credentials to assure you 1 speak from SO years of education and on the job training 1!I P.S. The annual report shows 73,431 visits for programs, activities, classes, meetings and volunteer programs. At the bottom of p. 10 you will find the following caveat: ~ The word Kvisit" represents participation in a single event. If a single person participated in three different programs during a single day that would equal 3 visits" .,:~":3 ,y ~ ,:m„ ': ~, ~~~ ~ Senior Center use 2009 USAGE OF THE SENIOR CENTER FACILITY Public Meeting/Class/Activity Rooms & Service Offices (Numbers & Names; Ground Floor: C ~s~~cl ~ ooh Main Floor: G_02 ,,~.~1,RP cinra ~ ~gg,Eg~* g ~,r c~~ ~rn~ Assembly Room (senior dining/ mtgs/large progra G-03 VNA (2 rooms) ~~~s ~Y,g '~°°'"'"' RSVP/Elder Services office (formerly Eldercraft) G-04 -Exercise (formerly crafts room) G-06 -Ceramics G-07 -Painting G-08 -Exercise and 2 extra RR/shower rooms =~; (formerly kitchen & meetings rooms) G-10 -Billiards ~ ~~ _ ~`i"4 G-13 -Group Exercise Room = ~~ -,. ;. ,. Mezzanine: Second Floor: - -- -' -~~- ~,,_,,,~ .:::; ::` Mezz. South -card playing/reading 201 -Computer Room •~- Mezz. North -copy machines, chairs 202 -large classroom y' -= l:J M-02 Conference Room 205 -Classroom 206/207 - SCTV rooms 208 -Classroom (formerly RSVP office) 209 -Eldercraft Shop 211 - Sewin uiltin room Volunteers monitored room usage on two days, Wednesday Feb. 18tH and Thursday Feb. 19th from 8 AM to 5 PM. These days were considered representative because Tuesday and Thursday are "heavier traffic days" (New Horizons Band-membership about 80 people and Voices of Experience Chorus and a po;ular UI Senior College Class) - whereas Monday, Wednesday and Fridays tend to be lighter. Total Senior Attendance on Wednesday, Feb. 18th was: 179 Total # staff (paid staff, student interns, instructors, activity leaders) (estimated) was: 7 Rooms used: (see list of persons/room usage for Wednesday Feb. 18th) Most widely used rooms were G-13/exercise (34 persons) and the Assembly/Dining Room (33 persons) Rooms Not used or only minimally used (four or more persons): G-02, G-03, G-04, G- 06, M-02, 208 Total Senior Attendance on Thursday, Feb. 19th was: 306 Total # staff (paid staff, student interns, instructors, activity leaders) (estimated) was: 15 Rooms used: (see list of persons/room usage for Thursday Feb. 19tH) Most widely used rooms were Room 205 (65 persons) and the Assembly/Dining Room (114 persons) Rooms Not used or only minimally used (four or more persons):.G-02, G-04, G-06, G-08, Mezz. No., 208 Senior Center Room Usage Wednesday Feb.18th - 2009 (counts made hourly on given day) .~ ,, ,~ ,_. .~,. ._ y: Time- 12 PM Time 1 PM Time 2 PM Time 3 PM Time 4 PM %TotalLs- Seni~s Totals Seniors ROOM # EVENT/ u ose Seniors Seniors Seniors Seniors Seniors 8-12 12-5 PM G- 13 exercise 0 3 13 12 0 6 28 G- 10 Billiards 0 1 0 2 2 3 S G- 02 AARP/locked 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 G- 03 VNA 0 1 1 0 1 1 3 G- 04 Exercise 2 0 0 0 0 1 2 G- 06 Ceramics 0 0 0 2 0 0 2 G- 07 Paintin class 0 7 On-going On-going 0 5 7 G- 08 exercise 0 3 0 2 0 0 S Assembly Room Senior dining 23 10 0 0 0 0 33 ? Coordinator's office 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Mezzanine So. Cards players 0 12 On-going On-going 0 10 12 Mezzanine No. cards 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 M-02 Conference 0 1 0 0 0 1 1 201 Com uter 1 3 1 1 1 0 7 202 Classroom 5 0 0 0 0 0 S 205 Classroom 5 4 3 0 0 S 12 207/207 SCTV 0 0 0 4 4 1 8 208 classroom 0 3 0 0 0 0 3 209 Eldercraft Sho 1 1 1 0 0 2 3 211 Sewing 0 0 2 1 1 4 4 Lobby-Tax Pre Tax preparer 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 TOTALS 39 140 .1 ,' rt ~ ,,_ Senior Center Room Usage ~~~ _ ~ `. ~ Thursday Feb. 19th - 2009 -- ~' ~-~' -~~" ~.:a ..' 4 '.,: , (counts made hourly on given day) .. Ys -~ L~ Time- 8:15 AM Time 9:15 AM Time 10:15 AM Time 11:15 AM Totals Seniors 8 to 12 * Totals Seniors 12-5 PM ROOM EVENT/ u ose Seniors Seniors Seniors Seniors G-13 exercise 0 8 12 0 20 0 G10 Billiards 0 2 0 0 2 8 G-02 AARP/locked u 0 0 0 0 0 0 G -03 VNA 0 0 1 0 1 9 G-04 Exercise 1 0 1 1 3 0 G -06 Ceramics 0 0 1 1 2 1 G-07 aintin 0 0 0 0 0 6 G-08 exercise 0 0 0 0 0 3 Assembly Room Band, dining & PM outside ou 2 4 45 12 63 51 Coordinator's office 0 0 0 0 0 0 Mezzanine So. Cards 1 6 1 2 10 8 Mezzanine No. cards 1 0 0 2 3 3 M-02 Conference 0 0 1 4 5 1 201 Com uter 0 0 0 0 0 8 202 Classroom 2 17 0 0 19 46 205 Classroom 0 6 0 0 6 0 206/207 SCTV 0 0 0 0 0 3 208 classroom 0 4 0 0 4 0 209 Eldercraft Sho 0 0 0 0 0 0 211 Sewin 2 2 2 0 6 0 Lobby-Tax Prep Tax preparer 0 2 1 5 8 7 152 154 Age How Many? of Total Pop. Male female 0-19 34,.505 26.9% 17,221 17,284 20-34 39,646 30.9% 20,219 19,427 35-49 24,221 18.9% 12,335 11,886 50-65 19,305 15.1 % 9,524 9,781 65 ~ Up 10,417 8.1 % 4,501 5,916 TOTALS All ages 128,044 104% 63,800 64,294 Source: Iowa State Data Cenfer www.data. iowadafacenter.org Population as of July 1, 2008 ~ :,~i` Population changes -Johnson County 2000 to 2007 locality 2000 pop. 2007 pop. Change since 2000 Iowa City 62,220 67,062. + 7.78% Coralvlle 15,123 18,250 + 20.68% N. Liberty 5,367 10,98.2 + 104.62% Tiffin 975 1,714 + 75.79% Solon 1,177 1,602 + 36.1 1 Lone Tree 1,151 1,156 + .43% U. Heights 987 1,024 + 3.75% Swisher 813 837 + 2.95% Hills 679 642 - 5.45% Oxford 705 680 - 3.55% Shueyville 250 455 + 82.0% West Branch (Johnson Co. onl ) $6 84 - 2.33% City Totals 89,533 1.04,488 + 16.7% Rural Total 21,473 21,404 - .32% County TOTALS T25,892 + 13.41% n. :: ; ~~ - -~ ~, ;:: ~; :.. .. _.. =~, *Data as of July 1, 2007 Johnson Counfy Auditor www.johnson-county.com/auditor~misc~census.htm Johnson County Population - 2008 Johnson County Population growth by date and by age YEAR TOTAL POPULATION Total aged 50 & u % of pop. A ed 50+ Population Mean a e No. aged 85 & u 1970 72,398 11,884 16.4% 23.02 416 1975 76,577 12,464 16.3% 24.28 523 1980 82,191 13,300 16.2% 25.74 661 1985 88,539 14,162 16.0% 26.29 770 1990 96,595 15,451 16.0% 27.06 897 1995 104,488 18,124 17.3% 28.0 1,029 2000 111,74 22,338 20.0% 28.4 1,123 2005 121,485 28,414 23.4% 29..69 1,396 2007 125,692 29,525 23.5% 30.39 1,464 2008 128,060 30,660 23.9% 30.71 1,494 2009 130,443 31,693 24.3% 30.96 1,524 Future estimates 2010 132,836 32,884 24.8% 31 1,556 2015 144,919 38,444 26.5% 30.89 1,643 2020 157,234 44,011 28% 31.74 1,633 2025 169,690 47,394 27.9% 32.13 1,674 2030 182,211 53,264 29.2% 32.11 1,895 2035 194.782 56,827 29.2% 32.1 2,313 2040 207,435 60,316 29.1% 32.09 Wit" Source: Iowa Data Center from Woods & Poole Economics, Inc with age projections for Johnson County. ~~~y 2 10 Marian Karr From: Rick Wyss Sent: Wednesday, June 24, 2009 1:41 PM To: Marian Karr Subject: FW: Animal Center needs urgent help Please. -----Original Message----- From: Rick Wyss Sent: Tuesday, June 23, 2009 8:47 To: 'Liz Ford'; Matt Hayek; Mike Goodman Cc: Dale Helling; Sam Hargadine; Subject: RE: Animal Center needs Animal Shelter Update- AM Wright; Regenia Bailey; Amy Correia; Ross Wilburn; Misha Kumi Morris urgent help Please. We have been working to resolve this issue at the animal shelter. One of the difficulties that we have encountered was the capacity of the electrical system to maintain a cooling system that would suit the needs of the shelter. We have found a solution to that issue, and RM Bogs will begin to install a cooling system as soon as possible. Capt. Richard Wyss Iowa City Police Department 410 E. Washington Street Iowa City, Iowa 52240 (319) 356-5272 -----Original Message----- From: Liz Ford [mailto:volunteer@facf. Sent: Monday, June 22, 2009 3:27 PM To: Matt Hayek; Mike Wright; Regenia Goodman Subject: Animal Center needs urgent help Please. Dear City Council members and City Officials, I am very concerned about the excessive heat and humidity in the dog building at the Animal Center. There is no air conditioning and it is unbearably hot and humid inside. The extreme temperature poses a risk for employees, volunteers, the public, and the animals housed there. I am aware the Director of Animal Services has made requests for air conditioning, and it is my understanding that such an expense has to go through a process of approval. I am very concerned that the process is taking too long and people are are risk as well as animals. While I know our shelter staff and volunteers do everything they can to make shelter animals comfortable, there is nothing they can do about the heat. There are fans all around the building at an attempt to help (which pose yet another risk with extension cords everywhere) but they do nothing but push hot air around. The animals are already stressed enough as it is, being abandoned and homeless, their immune systems and stamina are not like our family pets. With the high humidity, the floors stay wet all day from the regular required morning cleaning, this poses yet another (slipping) risk and also harbors bacteria and viruses. I know the location is only temporary, and A/C is expensive, but something needs to be done- and quickly. I implore you to please take action to help these animals and reduce the risk before the animals at the Iowa City Animal Center die or people get sick or injured. Thank you in advance for your help! org] Bailey; Amy Correia; Ross Wilburn; Rick Wyss; Misha Liz Ford 1 Iowa City, Iowa ~~ We, the undersigned citizens of Iowa City, IA, respectfully request our leaders to act now to change the City ordinance to allow up to 5 hens, no roosters in the backyards of residential zoning districts under certain restrictions. We feel this is necessary for the sustainability of our community, green living, education, children's activities and local food supply. This step will contribute to~ohnson County sustainability. Please hear our request. PLEASE SIGN BELOW ONLY IF YOU ARE (OR WILL BE) A RESIDENT OF IOWA CITY AND HAVE NOT YET SIGNED A PAPER PETITION. 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Please hear our request. PLEASE SIGN BELOW ONLY IF YOU ARE (OR WILL BE) A RESIDENT OF IOWA CITY AND HAVE NOT YET SIGNED A PETITION. PLEASE ENTER YOUR STREET ADDRESS -THIS IS IMPORTANT FOR CREDIBILITY TO CITY COUNCIL. ~~r.. N A rlrlrc~cc lrr'm ~iI ~ lR. ~~~. ltil`,CG,oie -~~a~Usa(Jq ee~ p~~~ ~ .-~ ~ ~ ~- Gin ~/L/`et~, -- j ~+-,'fi~ ~,'~a„rs1 ,~<,~ l..l 1 Gv VA , es G~ ~~~~i~. ~~~~ ~~ n.~ X15 ~ , ~ ~ ~ Zz'~b r~r G~h ~~ ,~lw Iowa City Residents to Raise Urban Chickens Ta~et: 1000 Sponsored by: Fri~~_ tc4 n (;h 4Ve, the undersigned citizens of Iowa City, IA, respectfully request ottr leaders to act now to change the City ordinance to allow up to 5 hens, no roosters ~n the backyards of residey~tial zoning districts under certain regtrictions. We feel this is necessary ft~ the sustainability of our community, greereliving, education, children's activities and local food supply. This step will coct4ribute to Johnson County sustainability. Please hear our request. PLEASE SIGN BELOW ONLY IF YOU ARE (OR WILL BE) A RESIDENT OF IOWA CITY AND HAVE NOT YET SIGNED A PETITION. PLEASE ENTE~t YOUR STREET ADDRESS -THIS IS IMPORTANT FOR CREDIBILITY TO CITY COUNCIL. Name Addi~ss Email Join mailing list? 1. 1rC'.~•c P~~ /~ 4 ,!. D o ~.~ f ~ • ~., ~ L ~ _ k.a.~. ~n e<::~ _ : ~ , c~-.~ ;~- ~~ ~rQeh~ ~~a ~k N u ~'t,wK. ?c~~y ~) r ~~ .S` `'~ ~~ ~... ,, 9 Allow Iowa City Residents to Raise Urban Chickens Target: 1000 Sponsored by: Friend Urban Chickens We, the undersigned citizens of Iowa City, IA, respectfully request our leaders to act now to change the City ordinance to allow up to 5 hens, no roosters in the backyards of residential zoning districts under certain restrictions. We feel this is necessary.for the sustainabffity of our community, green living, education, children's activities and local food supply. This step will contribute to Johnson County sustainability. Please hear our request. PLEASE SIGN BELOW ONLY IF YOU ARE (OR WILL BE) A RESIDENT OF IOWA CITY AND HAVE NOT YET SIGNED A PETITION. PLEASE ENTER YOUR STREET ADDRESS -THIS IS IMPORTANT FOR CREDIBILITY TO CITY COUNCIL. Name Address Email Join mailing list? ~a , e~P~ 00 • G o~ {~_ ~~ 1 ~~n~ 17. ~.~cc L~-,.,~tt _~ u,~ (l ~ 3 IZ~:~.c-.~s~~ t`~r (,c - c ~` 5z z ~ s Allow Iowa City Residents to Urban Chickens Target: 1000 Sponsored by: We, the undersigned citizens of Iowa City, IA, respectfully request our leaders to act now to change the City ordinance to allow up to 5 hens, no roosters in the backyards of residential zoning districts under certain restrictions. We feel this is necessary for the sustainability of our community, green living, education, children's activities and local food supply. This step will contribute to Johnson County su5t~ittability. Please hear our request. y PLEASE SIGN BELOW ONLY IF YOU AIt~ (OR WILL BE) A RESIDENT OF IOWA CITY AND HAVE NOT YET SIGNED A PETITION. 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P•h ~_ ~• C n' N VV-JV-~ ®1 4b ~u~r~ ~. ~.a`_ --~ CITY OF IOWA CITY 410 East Washington Street Iowa City, Iowa 52240-1826 (319) 356-5000 (319) 356-5009 FAX www. icgov. org June 30, 2009 Johnson County Board of Adjustment 913 S. Dubuque Street Iowa City, IA 52240 RE: Conditional Use Permit for a Pavement Recycling Facility to be located on Lot 3 of Sharpless Subdivision Dear Members of the Board, The Iowa City City Council and the Planning and Zoning Commission have reviewed the request submitted to Johnson County by Peterson Contractors, Inc., to allow a temporary Portland Cement Pavement and Asphaltic. Cement Pavement recycling facility to be located east of and adjacent to Sharpless Auction at the intersection of I-80 and Herbert Hoover Highway. The Johnson County Zoning Code requires review by the City for all conditional use permits for property within the Fringe Area. In a memo dated June 18, City Staff noted that because the proposed site for the temporary use is outside of the Iowa City growth boundary, it is unlikely to have negative impacts on existing or planned development within Iowa City. The proposed site, which is in close proximity to the Interstate, will minimize the potential traffic issues related to transporting paving materials to and from the road construction site. At its June 18 meeting, The Iowa City Planning and Zoning Commission recommended by a vote of 5-0 (Busard abstained, Eastham absent) that the City Council recommend approval of this conditional use permit subject to a sunset clause for removal of the recycling facility and all associated equipment and materials. The City Council concurs with the Commission's recommendation and recommends that the conditional use permit requested by Peterson Contactors, Inc., be approved, subject to a date for removal of the recycling facility and all associated equipment and materials no later than 6 months after completion of the Interstate reconstruction project. Thank you for your consideration of our comments on this application. S' rely, (~J R nia Bailey Mayor ~~ City of Iowa City MEMORANDUM Date: June 18, 2009 To: Planning and Zoning Commission From: Sarah Walz, Associate Planner RE: Conditional Use Permit application: Peterson Contractors, Inc. Peterson Contractors, Inc. has submitted an application to the Johnson County Zoning Commission and the Board of Supervisors for a conditional use permit to allow a temporary Portland Cement Pavement and Asphaltic Cement Pavement recycling site to be located on Lot 3 Sharpless Division. The 12.74-acre property is located east of and adjacent to Sharpless Auction at the intersection of I-80 and Herbert Hoover Highway, outside of the City's growth boundary but within Fringe Area B of the Fringe Area Policy Agreement. The Johnson County Zoning Ordinance requires that cities be allowed to review conditional use permits within their extraterritorial jurisdiction. Conditional use permits in Johnson County require a 4/5 majority vote of the Board of Supervisors to approve if the use is opposed by a vote of the City Council. In June 2009, the Iowa Department of Transportation will remove and replace pavement along Interstate 80, from the Iowa River Bridge east to Highway One. The proposed temporary recycling facility will provide service for the planned upgrading of a portion of Interstate 80. Once removed, pavement will be hauled to the recycling site, crushed, and then hauled back to the Interstate 80 to be used as sub-base material for the new roadbed. Recycling pavement is a common practice in road reconstruction and may conserve energy and resources, and eliminates the need for disposal. The applicant has indicated that the improvements for I-80 will take 2 to 3 years to complete. , There are no buildings on the proposed site, which is vacant and has been filled with excess soils over the last 5 to 10 years. Access to the recycling site will be along the existing driveway at the northeast corner of Lot 2 of Sharpless Subdivision. According to the application letter, there will be no requirements for a well or wastewater system. Portable restrooms will be provided to the employees. As noted above, the proposed site is outside of the Iowa City growth boundary and is therefore unlikely to have negative impacts on existing or planned development within Iowa City. Locating the recycling site away from developed areas and in close proximity to the Interstate will minimize the potential traffic issues related to transporting paving materials to and from the road construction site. June 24, 2009 Page 2 Staff Recommendation Staff recommends that the City Council forward a letter to the Johnson County Board of Adjustment recommending that a conditional use permit be approved, subject to the County establishing a sunset date for removal of the recycling facility and all associated equipment and materials no later than 6 months after completion of the Interstate reconstruction project. ~~ Robert Miklo, Senior Planner Dept. of Planning and Community Development Attachments: 1. Location map 2. Aerial view 3. Site plan 4. 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The land to be used for this project is on Lot 3 of Sharpless Subdivision which is located east of and adjacent to Sharpless Auction at the intersection of I-80 and Herbert Hoover Highway. The land does not contain any buildings and has been filled with excess soils over the last 5 to 10 years. Access to the recycling site will be at the location of the existing driveway at the northeast corner of Lot 2 of the Sharpless Subdivision. Lots 1 and 2 of Sharpless Subdivision are owned by Mark Sharpless. There will be no requirements of a well or waste water system. Restroom facilities will be provided to the employees by portable restrooms. Continued on page 2 ~~l_~I_S C~~, -~ tJL~`ANTS,, I~~. IOWA CITY IOWA OFFICE: 319-351-8282 CEDAR RAPIDS IOWA OFFICE: 319-841-5188 Your Vision + Our Innovation =Inspired Results May 21, 2009 Mr. R.J. Moore Assistant Zoning Administration Johnson County Planning and Zoning Office 913 S. Dubuque Street Iowa City, Iowa 52240 RE: Conditional Use for Lot 3 Sharpless Division to Johnson County, Iowa. Dear Mr. Moore, I am writing this letter to serve as the "Letter of Intent" for PCI (Peterson Contractors Incorporated) as they make an application for a Conditional Use on Lot 3 of Sharpless Subdivision to Johnson County, Iowa. The intended use for the land is to temporarily locate a Portland Cement Pavement and Asphaltic Cement Pavement recycling site on the lot. The Iowa Department of Transportation has scheduled in the month of June, 2009 a public bid letting for the removal and replacement of the pavement on Interstate 80 from the Iowa River Bridge east to Highway #1. The pavement will be removed, hauled to a recycling plant, recycled by crushing into a subbase material and then hauled back to Interstate 80 and placed on the new roadbed as a subbase material. 1917 S. GILBERT ST. • IOWA CITY • IOWA 52440 WEBSITE: WWW.MMSCONSULTANTS.NET EMP.IL: P~IMS@MMSCONSULTANTS.NET Please contact Steve Wierson at PCI at 319-354-7811 (office) or 319-430-0459 (cell) or me if you have any questions. Respectfully submitted, ~~ , 1 ~ l sZ,~~ Glen Meisner PE/LS Project # 2180-010 1917 S. GILBERT ST. • IOWA CITY • IOWA 52440 WEBSITE: WV/W.MMSCONSULTANTS.NET EMAIL: MMS@MMSCONSULTANTS.NET ~~ ~ t. 2