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Home My WebLink About2004-07-08 Info Packet 1:' 1 ='""'=...;iIt!t !:~W~ :t CITY COUNCIL INFORMATION PACKET ::' _..~ -........... July 8, 2004 CiTY OF IOWA CiTY www.icgov.org I MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS I IP1 Tentative City Council Meeting Schedule and Work Session IP2 Memorandum from the City Manager: Pending Development Issues IP3 Memorandum from the City Clerk: Council Correspondence IP4 Memorandum from the City Clerk: National League of Cities IPS Document submitted by Council Member Vanderhoef: Johnson County SEATS IP6 Report from Finance Dept. Management Assistant: Parking Impact Fee-Annual Report IP7 Building Permit Information: June 2004 ..~ "- -....-.. _._...~...._..__.._.- ....-.---.---.. -_.~------ ¡! ¡ ŒLJ ~~~~*t: City Council Meeting Schedule and "=--, _..~ --~ Work Session Agendas July 8, 2004 CiTY OF IOWA CITY www.icgov.org I TENTATIVE FUTURE MEETINGS AND AGENDAS I · FRIDAY, JULY 9 Emma J. Harvat Hall 12:30p SPECIAL FORMAL · Separate Agenda Posted · WEDNESDAY, JULY 14 Emma J. Harvat Hall 11 :30a SPECIAL FORMAL · Separate Agenda Posted · MONDAY, JULY 19 Emma J. Harvat Hall Work Session Cancelled · TUESDAY, JULY 20 Emma J. Harvat Hall Formal Council Meeting Cancelled · WEDNESDAY, JULY 21 Coralville City Hall 4:00- 6:00p RESCHEDULED FROM JUNE 23- Special Council Work Session Joint Meeting - Johnson County Board of Supervisors, Iowa City Community School Board, Cities of Coralville, North Liberty and City of Iowa City · Separate Agenda Posted 6:30p SPECIAL FORMAL Library Room A 7:00p JOINT MEETING P & Z- Special Council Work Session Library Room A · Separate Agenda Posted · MONDAY, AUGUST 2 Emma J. Harvat Hall 6:30p Council Work Session · TUESDAY, AUGUST 3 Emma J. Harvat Hall 7:00p Formal Council Meeting · MONDAY, AUGUST 16 Emma J. Harvat Hall Work Session Cancelled · TUESDAY, AUGUST 17 Emma J. Harvat Hall Formal Council Meeting Cancelled · MONDAY, AUGUST 30 Emma J. Harvat Hall 6:30p Special Council Work Session · TUESDAY, AUGUST 31 Emma J. Harvat Hall 7:00p Special Formal Council Meeting Meeting dates/times/topics subject to change FUTURE WORK SESSION ITEMS Regulation of Downtown Dumpsters -......--------- -.-.. .----_. ---.__.._-------~-_..,......_--_...._~ -.- _._---_._------~--.- ! ¡ CITY OF IOWA CITY~ --= -~!t !~~i!S MEMORANDUM "Ç.... "IIDI~ ......... Date: July 6, 2004 To: City Council From: City Manager Re: Pending Development Issues Board of Adjustment Items: 1. Application submitted by Englert Civic Theatre, Inc. for a special exception to permit a historic sign that does not conform to the sign code (an animated lighted sign that also exceeds size limits) in the Central Business (CB-10) zone located at 221 E. Washington Street. 2. An application submitted by Shelter House for a special exception to permit Transient Housing in the Intensive Commercial (CI-1) zone located at the southeast corner of the intersection of Southgate Avenue and Waterfront Drive. 3. An application submitted by Cynthia Parsons for a special exception to 1) reduce the front yards from 20 feet to 17 feet, 2) reduce a portion of the side yards from 3 feet to 0 feet and 3) allow a common driveway to be located partially on a separate lot for properties located in the Medium Density Single-Family (RS-8) zone located at 1128 and 1130 E. Washington Street. . ._~-- - - -- --________-r__.~_________~____________,-,.-- - ---- ! ¡ CITY OF IOWA CITY rnJ '::;!:r:::''''¡;~!t !~~~i!S MEMORANDUM "Ç... _IIDI~ .....,...~ DATE: July 8, 2004 TO: Mayor and City Council FROM: Marian K. Karr, City Clerk I"'-~¥- RE: Council Correspondence City Council received an email ftom Bud Beacham on their July 6 consent calendar regarding possible lead poisoning at the Iowa City Airport. Former Airport Commissioner Brian Sponcil responded and copied City Council. A copy of his email response and subsequent additional email from Mr. Beacham was copied to City Council and is included in this packet. ---.- ----------~--"-.----- ---~~~.--"...- ----.- .- "--,,--------...---- ------- Page I of I Marian Karr - From: Brian Sponcil [bsponcil@msn.com] Sent: Tuesday, July 06, 2004 5:34 PM To: budbeacham@yahoo.com Cc: council@iowa-city.org Subject: IC Airport - possible lead poisoning Mr Beacham, Although lead poisoning is a very real problem in the United States, I think you may be exaggerating the risk of having a General Aviation airport near urban development. Most lead exposure comes from household paint and lead water pipes. The National Resource Defense Council did an extensive study regarding the environmental issues imposed by an airport and you'll note that Chicago O'Hare airport, one of the busiest airports in the world, produces roughly the same level of air pollution as a typical John Deere plant. http:[iwww.eltoroairporLQI9/issues/nrdc-flvlnghtml, The National Resources Defense Council 1996. It stands to reason then that the Iowa City Airport, which has 30,000 operations a year, is far less pollutant than the nearly 800,000 operations a year O'Hare International and thus far less pollutant than a typical industrial factory. I would therefore argue that your portrayal of the Iowa City Airport as a "toxic waste dump" is grossly overstated. I think you also may be interested to note that the elimination of 100LL gasoline is already in the works at the FAA An alternate fuel source is expected to replace it over the next 10 years. -Brian ------------------- There are many ways in which humans are exposed to lead: through deteriorating paint, household dust, bare soil, air, drinking water, food, ceramics, home remedies, hair dyes and other cosmetics. Much of this lead is of microscopic size, invisible to the naked eye. More often than not, children with elevated blood lead levels are exposed to lead in their own home. By far the biggest source of concern is the lead paint that is found in much of our nation's older housing. Until 1978, lead paint was commonly used on the interiors and exteriors of our homes. Today, the US Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) estimates that about 38 million homes in the US still contain some lead paint. - http://wwwnsc.org/library/facts/lead.htm National Safety Council --------------------- Lead in water. The Environmental Protection Agency estimates drinking water is the source of about 20 percent of Americans' lead exposure. Lead leaches out into the water from old lead pipes and service lines in city systems and from home plumbing, Even after lead pipes were banned, leaded solder was legal for use on drinking water lines until the 1980s and is still for sale in hardware stores. Faucets and plumbing fittings may legally contain up to 8 percent lead. The greatest risk is to infants using formula mixed with contaminated water. - http://www,,tb~ªrc,org/fag~/leadqa,html The Arc -------------- In a 1 1/4-ounce, 2 3/4-inch, 12-gauge shotgun shell, there are about 280 NO.6 lead shot pellets. On the average, six shells are fired for each waterfowl bagged, This results in some 1400 lead pellets- about half a pound of lead - being deposited in the environment for each bird bagged. - "Lead Poisoning in Waterfowl." United States Department of the Interior, Fish and Wildlife Service. ------------------- 7/6/2004 Marian Karr From: Bud Beacham [budbeacham@yahoo.comj Sent: Tuesday, July 06, 2004 6:22 PM To: Brian Sponcil Cc: council@iowa-city.org Subject: Re: IC Airport - possible lead poisoning Mr. Spaneil, Thank you for the reply. It is good to know that letters from the public are being read and, possibly, even being discussed. In regard to the O'Hare airport that is a "red herring". The issue is airborne lead pollution that results from GA fuel. Most operations at O'Hare are from jets and there is no lead in jet fuel. Also, you will notice that the study you referance stating that O'Hare "produces roughly the same level of air pollution as a typical John Deere plant" was in regard to VOC and NOx emissions, not lead. However, the same study also had this to say in regard to smaller airports: IrA 1993 EPA-sponsored study of toxic emissions at Chicago's Midway Airport (a much smaller airport than Chicago's O'Hare, with about 3 million enplanements per year, compared with O'Hare's 30 million) suggests that toxic air pollution from aircraft deserves more attention. The study, conducted in response to community concerns, evaluated cancer risks attributable to all air pollution sources in southwestern Chicago. It indicated that Midway's arriving and departing planes constitute a considerable source of particulate matter as well as toxic compounds such as benzene, 1,3-butadiene, and formaldehyde, releasing far more of these pollutants than other industrial pollution sources within the 16-square mile study area. In fact, few of all of Chicago's industrial sources release as much benzene or formaldehyde as Midway Airport. Nevertheless, airports are exempt from the federal law that requires other toxic sources to report their toxic emissions totals (the Toxic Release Inventory, or TRI). " The point about lead is that it is cumulative from many sources. Maybe children are exposed to lead from old housepaint (although most homes have been repainted since lead was banned in paint during the 1970s). That does not justify exposing them to more lead from other sources. Especially now that medical research is showing that any amount of lead in the blood of children 6 and younger can result in permanent cognitive impairment. Also, trying to justify lead poisoning for an additional 10 years, or more, while attempts are made at developing an alternative to leaded aviation fuel is not very comforting to the parents of children exposed to this lead pollution. As shown by the study you referance, airports are toxic waste sites and they need to be located away from urban areas. http://www.eltoroairport.org/issues/nrdc-flying.html If a GA airport is located in an urban environment then a cost benefit analysis should be done showing who benefits from the airport and what negative effects it has on society. Then an informed decision can be made as to whether the potential lead 1 .".-- .-.......-..-,.-..-. -..-.--.- ._-. poisoning from a GA airport is acceptable or not. Thank you for your time. Bud Beacham --- Brian Sponcil <bsponcil@msn.com> wrote: > Mr Beacham, > > > > Although lead poisoning is a very real problem in the United > States, I think you may be exaggerating the risk of having a > General Aviation airport near urban development. Most lead > exposure comes from household paint and lead water pipes. The > National Resource Defense Council did an extensive study > regarding the environmental issues imposed by an airport and > you'll note that Chicago O'Hare airport, one of the busiest > airports in the world, produces roughly the same level of air > pollution as a typical John Deere plant. > http://www.eltoroairport.org/issues/nrdc-flying.html, The > National Resources Defense Council 1996. It stands to reason > then that the Iowa City Airport, which has 30,000 operations a > year, is far less pollutant than the nearly 800,000 operations > a year O'Hare International and thus far less pollutant than a > typical industrial factory. I would therefore argue that your > portrayal of the Iowa City Airport as a "toxic waste dump" is > grossly overstated. > > > > I think you also may be interested to note that the > elimination of lOOLL gasoline is already in the works at the > FAA. An alternate fuel source is expected to replace it over > the next 10 years. > > > > > > -Brian > > > > > > ------------------- > > There are many ways in which humans are exposed to lead: > through deteriorating paint, household dust, bare soil, air, > drinking water, food, ceramics, home remedies, hair dyes and > other cosmetics. Much of this lead is of microscopic size, > invisible to the naked eye. More often than not, children with > elevated blood lead levels are exposed to lead in their own > home. > > By far the biggest source of concern is the lead paint that is > found in much of our nation's older housing. Until 1978, lead > paint was commonly used on the interiors and exteriors of our > homes. Today, the us Department of Housing and Urban > Development (HUD) estimates that about 38 million homes in the > US still contain some lead paint. - > http://www.nsc.org/library/facts/lead.htm National Safety > Council > > --------------------- 2 ----.,r' . ,,,-., ...."~-'-, .---. "'"_....,--,...._,_.. ---------------- --"---'-'" > > > > Lead in water. The Environmental Protection Agency estimates > drinking water is the source of about 20 percent of Americans' > lead exposure. Lead leaches out into the water from old lead > pipes and service lines in city systems and from home > plumbing. Even after lead pipes were banned, leaded solder was > legal for use on drinking water lines until the 1980s and is > still for sale in hardware stores. Faucets and plumbing > fittings may legally contain up to 8 percent lead. The > greatest risk is to infants using formula mixed with > contaminated water. - http://www.thearc.org/faqs/leadqa.html > The Arc > > > > -------------- > > > > In a 1 1/4-ounce, 2 3/4-inch, 12-gauge shotgun shell, there > are about 280 No.6 lead shot pellets. On the average, six > shells are fired for each waterfowl bagged. This results in > some 1400 lead pellets - about half a pound of lead - being > deposited in the environment for each bird bagged. - "Lead > poisoning in Waterfowl. " United States Department of the > Interior, Fish and Wildlife Service. > > > > -------------------- > 3 --- -.~- -__".__....___-r-.__ . ,,-,-----.-. ---.,.. ---.___..____~_________....___. ! ¡ CITY OF IOWA CITY c;;:] ~~=a:ãI4!t !~~i!S MEMORANDUM "Ç... ~IIDI~ .....,...~ DATE: July 8, 2004 TO: Mayor and City Council FROM: Marian K, Karr, City Clerk¥--~ RE: National League of Cities The Congress of Cities meeting this winter is scheduled November 30 through December 4 in Indianapolis, IN. I have registration and housing information if anyone is interested. '-'" .____._.._.....______1'__... "'-'-_'-'._ ...---"-- -~_._--,._------------,-- Submitted by Council Member Dee Vanderhoef If Your Plans Change: Johnson County SEATS rnJ Please notify a SEATS dispatcher at IPS 339-6127 as soon as your plans change. Frequem missed rides could result Ir, your bemg suspended from SEATS. If yOU feel that mlssmg the ,an could n01 ha\e been avoided or was caused by schedulmg problems, please notify trle dispatch office as soon as possible. to Contact the SEATS office at (319) 339·6127 for more mformatlon on the missed ride policy and/ol the SEATS Rider's Handbook gUide. JohllSon County SEATS U 19),19-(, 1.28 TDU/ITY - Clll Rdd' ¡,m, 2000 James St.. SUite J 11 (SOD) -.,5-2942 Iowa City, Iowa 52241 Phone: 1319) 339·6128 Fax: (319) 339·6185 Email: tbrase@co.johnson.la.us Who May Use Hours of Service One-Way Fares Johnson Metro Areas: · All Trips are $1.50 County SEATS? Iowa City, Coralville, University Heights (exact change required). Johnson County SEATS · A reduced fare of $0.75 is is available to everyone Monday-Friday available for low-income 6:00AM to 10:30PM within Johnson County, residents of Iowa City. Call The system is Saturday 356-5151 for more information. especially committed to transporting 6:00AM to 7:30PM · Personal care attendants of the elderly, those in wheelchairs, and Sunday ADA eligible persons may ride those with physical or mental 8:00AM to 2:00PM free of charge. disabilities. SEATS service is available · Companions of ADA-eligible to the general public in the rural area, persons may ride according to and to persons who, because of Johnson County the above fare schedule. disability, are unable to use Iowa City or (by zones) : Reservations are taken by Coralville Transit. Eligibility is Solon, Shueyville, Swisher, phone: determined by each city. Please call for Morse, Oasis, North Uberty more information: Monday, Tuesday, Thursday Monday-Friday: 7:00 AM to 12:00 PM 8:30AM to 4:30PM 1:00 PM to 4:00 PM Iowa City .........,.... .356-5151 Coralville .............. 248-1700 Lone Tree, Sharon Center, Weekends: 8:00 AM to 12:00 PM Univ. Heights . . . . . . . . . . .337-6900 Hills, Fry Town Call at least one day prior to but no Although independently operated, Monday, Wednesday, Friday more than seven days in advance. 8:30 AM to 4:30PM Johnson County SEATS is one of six county transit operations organized Oxford, Tiffin, Cosgrove under the East Central Iowa Transit Tuesday, Thursday 8:30AM to 4:30PM System. This organization provides the ¡ohmon County SEATS administration, coordination, and planning functions for the regional 2000 James St., Suite 111 Iowa City, Iowa 52241 transit system. Phone: (319) 339-6128 Fax: (319) 339-6185 Email: tbrase@co.johnson.ia.us www.Johnson-county.comIseaW ~ Date: July 2, 2004 To: City Council Stephen Atkins, City Manager From: Leigh Lewis, Management Assistant Re: Parking Impact Fee - Annual Report City code section 14-9A outlines expenditure and refunding requirements for parking impact fees assessed on developments in the Near Southside Neighborhood. A five-year spending requirement states that "funds not expended or which remain unencumbered by the end of the calendar quarter immediately following five (5) years from the date of the final impact fee payment" shall be considered refundable to individual developers upon written request - if received within 180 calendar days of the end of the five years. (Section 14-9A, Ord. No. 97-3806). The attached spreadsheet provides an accounting of the Parking Impact Restricted Fund from its inception in FY1994 thru June 30, 2004. This information shows what fees have been collected, calculates the five-year deadline for use of these funds (based on the final payment date), and makes application of purchases made to date in order to determine future spending requirements. The Parking Impact Restricted Fund balance is $115,352.91 thru June 30, 2004. The next five-year spending requirement is September 30, 2007, for $38,538.86. Please let me know If you have any questions. Parking Impact Restricted Fund Use of Funds thru June 30, 2004 I In View of the Five-Year Rule Per Iowa City Code section14-9A-9A, Parking Impact Fees assessed on developments in the Near Southside Neighborhood must be used for 'acquisition I I and/or construction of parking facilities in the Near Southside area by the end of the quarter immediatley following five years from receipt. If not utiltized within this time frame, fees are refundable to individual developers upon written request. The following information applies expenditures from the Parking I Impact Restricted Fund to fee payments in order to determine if this five.year spending requirement is being appropriately met. i Receipts: Expenditures: 02/07/94 Carlson, McClure & McWilliams (2,500.00) Appraisal Services 07/15/94 Rich & Associates-Appraisal (4,579.87) 09/01/95 Hertz Appraisal Services (2,500.00) 08/31/96 Rich & Assoc- New ramp (2,363.50) 06/30/97 510 S. Capitol Property (88,686.80) Southtown Properties 08/04/93 09/30/98 136,000.00 136,000,00 - (Breese Belle Project) 07/01/97 Johnson County Recorder (143.20) H & L Apartments 08/24/93 09/30/98 8,000.00 8,000.00 09/30/97 Johnson County Recorder (41.00) Fitzpatricks 04/18/94 06/30/99 12,000.00 12,000.00 10/01/97 Johnson County Recorder (17.00) Kidwell-219 Harrison (1 of 3) 08/01/95 09/30/00 8,000.00 8,000.00 10/03/97 Jacobsen, Glenn D & Pric (103,773.92) Clark-Burlington SI. 02/23/96 03/31/01 22,823.51 22,823.51 - 04/10/98 Telephone Charges (0.67) Kidwell-219 Harrison (2 of 3) 08/02/96 09/30/01 8,000.00 8,000.00 03/04/99 Telephone Charges (0.07) Kidwell-517 S. Linn (1 of 3) 10/10/96 12/31/01 22,824.37 10,782.52 12,041.85 OS/21/99 Iowa Realty Trust (1,000.00) F Revenue use through June 30, 1999: 205,606.03 Total Expenditures thru June 30, 1999: (205,606.03) Balance from 6/30/99: Kldwell/517 S, Lin 10/10/96 12/31/01 12,041.85 12,041.85 Hodge Construction 600 Capitol 10/24/96 12/31/01 45,648.75 45,648.75 Kidwell-219 Harrison (3 of 3) 08/21/97 09/30/02 8,000.00 8,000.00 07/29/99 Iowa Realty Trust Account Kidwell-517 S. Linn (2 of 3) 11/24/97 12/31/02 22,824.37 22,824.37 (Land Acquisition) (128,785.09) Hodge Construction 600 Capitol (2/3) 03/31/98 03/31/03 45,648.75 40,270.12 5,378.63 Revenue use through June 30, 2000: 334,391.12 Total Expenditures thru June 30, 2000: (334,391.12) -Page10f3- Parking Impact Restricted Fund Use of Funds thru June 30, 2004 In View of the Five-Year Rule Receipts: Expenditures: Balance from 6/30/00: Hodge /600 Capi' 03/31/98 03/31/03 5,378.63 5,378.63 09/15/00 Jo.Co. Prop.Tax @504 S.Capitol (2,892.00) SI. 10/01/00 Jo.Co. Prop.Tax @ 510 S.Capitol (2,936.00) & 7 Harrison 633 Partners-509 S. Linn-Jim Clark (1/3 06/03/98 06/30/05- 1,506.52 449,37 1,057.15 Revenue use through June 30, 2001: 340,219.12 Total Expenditures thru June 30, 2001: (340,219.12) Balance from 6/30/01: 633 Partners-509 06/03/98 06/30/05- 1,057.15 1,057,15 09/15/01 Jo.Co. Prop.Tax@504 S.Capltol ~ (3,294.00) 09/15/01 Jo.Co. Prop.Tax@510 S.Capitol ~ (1,310.00) Kidwell-517 S. Linn (3/3) 11/13/98 12/31/03 22,824.38 5,220.85 17,603.53 09/15/01 Jo,Co. Prop.Tax@ 7 Harrison St. (1,674.00) Revenue use through June 30, 2002: 346,497.12 Total Expenditures thru June 30, 2002: (346,497.12) Balance from 6/30/02: Kidwell-517 S. Lir 11/13/98 12/31/03 17,603.53 6,782.00 10,821.53 09/15/02 Jo.Co. Prop.Tax@ 504 S.Capitol: (3,510.00) i 09/15/02 Jo.Co. Prop.Tax@ 510 S.Capitol: (1,540.00) 09/15/02 Jo.Co. Prop.Tax@ 7 Harrison SI. (1,732.00) Revenue use through June 30, 2003: 353,279.12 Total Expenditures thru June 30, 2003: (353,279.12) I -Page20f3- · Parking Impact Restricted Fund Use of Funds thru June 30, 2004 In View ofthe Five-Year Rule Receipts: Expenditures: Balance from 6/30/03: Kidwell-517 S, Lir 11/13/98 12/31/03 10,821.53 10,821,53 08/15/03 Jo.Co. Prop.Tax@ 504 S.Capitol: (3,740.00) 08/15/03 Jo.Co, Prop.Tax@ 510 S.Capitol: (1,594.00) Clark-Burlington SI. (2/3) 03/04/99 03/31/04 22,823.51 22,823,51 - 08/15/03 Jo.Co. Prop.Tax@ 7 Harrison SI. (1,794.00) Hodge Construction 600 Capitol (3/3) 04/06/99 06/30/04 45,648.74 45,648.74 03/30/04 Transfer to CIP#36960 (300,000.00) 633 Partners-509 S, Linn-Jim Clark (2/3 OS/24/99 06/30/05' 1,506.52 1,506.52 - 633 Partners-509 S. Linn-Jim Clark (3/3 OS/24100 06/30/05' 1,506.52 1,506.52 - Grandview Court Apts. (1/3) 08/21/00 09/30/07' 82,498.35 82,498.35 College Town Partner - Clark (1/3) 10/25/00 12131/07* 7,932.50 7,932,50 Grandview Court Apts. (2/3) 08/21/01 09/30/07' 82,498.35 82,498.35 College Town Partner - Clark (2/3) 11/01/01 12/31/07* 7,932.50 7,932.50 Grandview Court Apts. (3/3) 08/20/02 09/30/07' 82,498.34 43,959.48 38,538.86 College Town Partner - Clark (3/3) 10/30/02 12/31107' 7,932.50 - 7,932.50 Clark-Burlington SI. (3/3) 02/12/03 3/31/08' 22,823.51 22,823.51 512 South Dubuque St. (1/3) 10/21/03 n/a 24,800.48 24,800.48 512 South Dubuque St. (2/3) 01/12/04 n/a 21,257.56 - 21,257.56 Total revenue from Parking Impact Fees 775,760.03 660,407,12 115,352.91 Total Expenditures thru March 31, 2004: (660,407.12) , Ordinance number 97-3806 amended the language of Section 14-9A, specifying that funds which remain unencumbered "following five years from the date of the final impact fee payment..." be subject to refunding; inserting the word 'final'. This understanding has been applied to fee payments initiated after the ordinance was signed on 08/26/97. - Page 3 of 3 - ütß--- . / t ct(fl'- ~f~(j\ . . . Gctö BUILDING PERMIT INFORMATION June 2004 KEY FOR ABBREVIATIONS ,Type of Improvement: ADD - Addition ALT - Alteration REP - Repair FND - Foundation Only NEW - New OTH - Other type of construction Type of Use: RSF - Residential Single Family RDF - Residential Duplex RMF - Three or more residential RAC - Residential Accessory Building MIX - Mixed NON - Non-residential OTH - Other Page: 2 City ofIowa City Date: 7/112004 Extraction of Building Permit Data for To: 6/1/2004 Census Bureau Report From: 6/3012004 ~ ~ Permit Number Name Address Impr Use Stories Units Valuation BLD04-00220 lOW A CITY COMMUNITY S( 1900 MORNINGSIDE DR ADD NON 3 5 $8,976,200 2 STORY ADDITION TO HIGH SCHOOL Total ADD/NON permits: 1 Total Valuation: $8,976,200 BLD04-00428 ROLAND ROBERTS 1012 -14 NDODGE ST ADD RDF 1 0 $7,370 SCREEN PORCH AND DECK ADDITION FOR RDF Total AD DIRD F permits: 1 Total Valuation: $7,370 BLD04-00388 HILL, DANIEL W 1019 RIDER ST ADD RSF 2 0 $90.000 ADDITION TO SFD BLD04-00402 JOHN CHASE 419 BELDON AVE ADD RSF 1 0 $35,689 ADDITION AND KlTCHEN REMODEL OF SFD BLD04-00376 REBECCA RAE BAUMGARTJ 5 EALING DR ADD RSF 1 0 $22,000 Single car attached garage BLD04-00408 LANGENFELD, ANN D M 215 WINDSOR DR ADD RSF 1 0 $18,000 SCREEN PORCH ADDITION AND KITCHEN REMODEL OF SFD BLD04-00273 TOM MENTZ 625 BOWERY ST ADD RSF 2 5 $15,000 ADDITION AND BASEMENT FINISH FOR SFD BLD04-00349 KEN & DEB WATERS 3 HERON CIR ADD RSF 2 0 $14,437 CONVERT COVERED DECK TO 3 SEASON PORCH AND BUILD DECK ADDITION BLD04-00394 CAROLE ELDEEN 713 S 7TII AVE ADD RSF 1 0 $12,000 ENLARGE SCREEN PORCH BLD04-00364 ELLEN SWANSON 429 CRESTVIEW AVE ADD RSF 1 1 $11,515 3 SEASON PORCH ADDITION TO SFD BLD04-00416 LOREN J & MARGARET A BI 3028 CLOVER ST ADD RSF 1 0 $8,600 BASEMENT FINISH AND FRONT DECK ADDITION(UNCOVERED) BLD04-00305 MARK A & DIANA S RUSSO 614 CLARK ST ADD RSF 3 5 $8.000 SCREEN PORCH ADDITION FOR SFD BLD04-00386 PAUL D & TRICIA A WINDS( 2917 RADCLIFFE AVE ADD RSF 1 0 $7,500 12' X 12' SCREEN PORCH BLD04-00328 GREG & LUCINDA LITTIN 717 CLARK ST ADD RSF 2 5 $6,500 ADDITION FOR SFD BLD04-00375 BEVERLY J O'BRALLAGHA1> 711 4TH AVE ADD RSF 1 0 $3,000 Uncovered wood deck BLD04-00403 SHARPLESS, MARK D 2520 ROCHESTER AVE ADD RSF 1 0 $3,000 DECK ADDITION FOR SFD BLD04-00385 SCOTT A & GINGER L KAHl 804 4TH AVE ADD RSF 1 0 $2,967 14' X 14' UNCOVERED WOOD DECK BLD04-00414 PAT DUFFY 126 RICHARDS ST ADD RSF 1 0 $2,550 CONVERT EXISTING PORCH TO MUD ROOM BLD04-00373 CLIFFORD WALTERS 1120 N GOVERNOR ST ADD RSF 1 0 $2,000 8' X 12' WOOD DECK BLD04-00400 ROBERT GARTZKE 2105 COURT ST ADD RSF 0 0 $1,800 FRONT DECK ADDITION TO SFD .- -------- -- ----.,r--"''''- . --"-·_--~---·r··-·-·~-""·"·_----"-_"--"_~_ ---.---- .-..".-----. ----,--,.- Page: 3 City ofIowa City Date: 7/1/2004 Extraction of Building Permit Data for To: 6/1/2004 Census Bureau Report From: 6/3012004 1:= 1:= Permit Number Name Address ImDr Use Stories Units Valuation BLD04-00395 CHRISTOPHER M & ERIN C : 11273RDAVE ADD RSF I 0 $1,750 II' X 18' UNCOVERED DECK BLD04-0043I KENT RAY 1I04EMILYCT ADD RSF 2 I $1,000 8 X 10 DECK ADDITION TO SFD BLD04-00393 ROE, PATRICIA J 150 SHRADER RD ADD RSF 1 0 $900 10-6" X 18' CARPORT Total AD DIRS F permi!s: 21 Total Valuation: $268,208 BLD04-00406 GRAND VIEW LLC 332 S LINN ST #1 ALT NON I 0 $58,000 TENANT FINISH FOR INSURANCE OFFICE BLD04-00392 MERCY HOSPITAL 500 MARKET ST ALT NON 5 0 $46,000 ALTERATION OF CARDIAC REHAB AREA BLD04-00432 OC GROUP LC 201 S CLINTON ST 205U ALT NON 2 0 $45,000 INTERIOR AL TERA TION OF MALL COMMON SPACE BLD04-00370 RON SCHIEFFER 1705 S 1ST AVEK ALT NON I 0 $20,000 ADD TWO HANDICAP BATHROOMS BLD04-00379 LUCAS SCHUYLER VAN ORJ 2122 ACT CIR ALT NON 2 0 $6,000 Replace six windows on the southeast side of first floor BLD04-00307 PASSMORE, STEVEN J 783 HWY I WEST UNIT #1 ALT NON 3 5 $3,500 RECHARGE ROOM FOR FIRE PROTECTION COMPANY BLD04-00283 ROY L CHOPEK POST #17 N 3016 MUSCATINEAVE ALT NON t 5 $900 GREASE HOOD SOFFET Total ALTINON permits: 7 Total Valuation: $179,400 BLD04-00440 RALPH, CHARLENE, CRAIG 831 MAGGARD ST ALT RDF 2 0 $1,000 SIDING IN A HISTORICAL DISTRICT BLD03-00673 GERALD E & LINDA K CAM] 850 -52 LONGFELLOW PL ALT RDF I 0 $800 CONDO CONVERSIONIBATH To!al AL TIRDF permits: 2 Total Valuation: $1,800 BLD04-00382 HARRY W & PAULETTE HIN 113 PRENTISS ST ALT RMF 3 0 $35,000 ALTER ROOMING HOUSE TO APARTMENT BUILDING BLD04-00384 CHRISTIAN RETIREMENT SI 70] OAKNOLL APT 221 ALT RMF 2 0 $25,000 REMODEL APARTMENT 227 BLD04-00367 PENINSULA QUALITY BUIll 1253 FOSTER RD ALT RMF I 1 $12,000 BASEMENT FINISH OF TOWNHOUSE UNIT BLD04-00310 MANATEE 121 121 NVANBURENST ALT RMF 3 5 $400 INSTALL 2 REPLACEMENT WINDOWS BLD04-00411 DANIEL J & JULIE M EWERl 314 S GOVERNOR ST ALT RMF 3 I $400 INTERIOR REMODEL OF APARTMENT Total AL T IRMF permits: 5 Total Valuation: $72,800 ~---- -------_._--...-.._._-~--_. Page: 4 City ofIowa City Date: 7/J /2004 Extraction of Building Permit Data for To: 6/1 12004 Census Bureau Report From: 6/3012004 ~ ~ Permit Number Name Address Imor Use Stories Units Valuation BLD04-00426 CRAIG FARLINGER 1101 YEWELL ST ALT RSF 2 0 $70,000 INTERIOR REMODEL BLD04-00401 EASTHAM, CHARLES L 1152 COURT ST ALT RSF I 0 $53,970 KITCHEN REMODEL OF SFD BLD04-00412 WILLIS M & LINDA ANN BR' 621 S SUMMIT ST ALT RSF 3 I $25,000 ENCLOSE OPEN PORCH BLD04-00424 ELLEN SCHELLIN 184 COLUMBIA DR ALT RSF I I $25,000 KITCHEN REMODEL, ADD LAUNDRY ROOM, WINDOW REPLACEMENT BLD04-00374 FRANTZ CONSTRUCTION 0 1622 TOFTING AVE ALT RSF I 0 $13,501 Basement finish BLD04-0038I NORTON, MARK B 1025 E BURLINGTON ST ALT RSF I 0 $10,000 Add two bedrooms to second floor BLD04-00352 EDWIN & MARY STONE 534 WOODRIDGE AVE ALT RSF 2 0 $8,527 CONVERT SCREEN PORCH TO 3 SEASON PORCH BLD04-00383 ERIC ELLINGSON & RIXA AJ 725 S SUMMIT ST ALT RSF 2 0 $6,000 RESIDE HISTORICAL HOME BLD04-00398 MAURINE BRADDOCK 865 NORMANDY DR ALT RSF I 0 $6,000 BATH REMODEL OF SFD BLD04-00409 MARK B & TAMIE L DONNE 619 N GOVERNOR ST ALT RSF 2 0 $4,000 FINISH EXTERIOR OF HOUSE PRIMARILY THE ROOF BLD04-00444 BEN FINCHAM 227 MAGOWAN AVE ALT RSF 2 0 $3,918 BATH REMODEL FOR SFD BLD03-00752 KATHLEEN J ELLIOTT 1401 ROCHESTER AVE ALT RSF 1 0 $1,500 SKYLIGHT FOR SFD BLD04-00256 RODNEY SIEBERT 724 ARLINGTON DR ALT RSF 3 5 $1,000 ALTER GUARD RAIL FOR SFD BLD04-00342 HANSON, BETTY J 749 CHESTNUT CT ALT RSF I 0 $1,000 CONVERT SCREEN PORCH TO THREE SEASON PORCH BLD04-00390 CHAMBERLAIN, AUSTIN N 417 FERSON AVE ALT RSF 2 0 $1,000 INSTALL EGRESS WINDOW IN BASEMENT BLD04-00205 TOM BAYLISS 344 BELDON AVE ALT RSF 3 10 $850 BASEMENT EGRESS WINDOW BLD04-00183 PISARIK, CHRISTOPHER A 1125 KIRKWOOD CT ALT RSF 3 10 $800 BASEMENT EGRESS WINDOW Total AL TIRSF permits: 17 Total Valuation: $232,066 BLD04-00212 CORY HODUPP 1838 N DUBUQUE ST NEW RMF 3 5 $1,052,188 5 UNIT TOWNHOUSES 1838-1840-1842-1844-1846 N DUBUQUE ST. BLD04-00148 GREATER IOWA CITY HOm 1310 FOSTER RD NEW RMF 3 10 $976,000 10 UNIT APARTMENT BUILDING Total NEW/RMF permits: 2 Total Valuation: $2,028,188 BLD04-00410 RUPP BUILDING INC 56 BURR OAK CT NEW RSF I 1 $524,500 SFD WITH ATTACHED 3 CAR GARAGE -. ---...---- "' --.,r" --·--__·___·__'__t__'_·_..~,_·_,·..__·___",··...__+____·__+___~___.-._.._ Page: 5 City ofIowa City Date: 7/1 /2004 Extraction of Building Permit Data for To: 6/1/2004 Census Bureau Report From: 6/30/2004 ~ ~ Pennit Number Name Address ImDr Use Stories Units Valuation BLD04-00423 CRAIG & JANE HAMBRIGHl 1008 TAMARACK TRL NEW RSF I I $320,000 SFD WITH ATTACHED 2 CAR GARAGE BLD04-00389 JEFF & LISA LORENGER 4963 SHEFFELD PL NEW RSF 2 I $312,000 S.F.D. WITH THREE CAR GARAGE BLD04-00380 DONALD E SANDERS & SA!\ 1203 CHAMBERLAIN DR NEW RSF I 1 $197,342 S. F. D. with two car garage BLD04-00362 SOUTHGATE DEVELOPMEN 24 CHARLES DR NEW RSF 2 I $190,000 SFD WITH A TT ACHED 2 CAR GARAGE BLD04-00429 SOUTHGATE DEVELOPMEN 36 CHARLES DR NEW RSF 2 I $164,000 SFD WITH ATTACHED 2 CAR GARAGE BLD04-00357 OWNER 1630 CRESCENT ST NEW RSF I 1 $106,700 SFD WITH ATTACHED I CAR GARAGE Total NEW/RSF permits: 7 Total Valuation: $1,814,542 BLD03-00323 THOMAS F MITCHELL 2213 H ST OTH RAC I 0 $872 8' FENCE IN REAR YARD TotalOTHIRAC permits: 1 Total Valuation : $872 BLD04-00430 TOWNCREST INVESTMENT: 2400 -40 TOWN CREST DR REP NON 2 I $101,300 REROOF 4 BUILDINGS BLD04-004l7 BOYD INVESTMENT COMP} 1705 -55 BOYRUM ST REP NON I 0 $27,852 REROOF OF COMMERCIAL BUILDING BLD04-00372 SOUTHGATEDEVELOPMEN 1906 BROADWAY ST REP NON 3 0 $27,000 REROOF BLD04-0037I lOW A BOOK & SUPPLY CO 804 S CAPITOL ST REP NON I 0 $24,000 REBUILD LOADING DOCK FROM FIRE DAMAGE BLD04-00368 AUTO TRIM 620 S RIVERSIDE DR REP NON 1 0 $20,000 FIRE DAMAGE REPAIR BLD04-00345 LINDER TIRE 632 S RIVERSIDE DR REP NON 2 0 $15,000 FIRE REPAIR OF STORAGE BUILDING BLD03-00663 KEVIN HANECK & SCOTT C 211 WASHINGTONST REP NON 2 0 $12,000 ROOF REPLACEMENT BLD04-0044I FIRST ASSEMBLY OF GOD 1330 KEOKUK ST REP NON 2 0 $9,000 RESHINGLE CHURCH BLD04-004l9 VARSITY CLEANERS IOWA 910 S GILBERT ST REP NON I 0 $6,525 REROOF OF COMMERCIAL BUILDING BLD04-00437 E NORMAN & VALESKA A B 327 1ST ST REP NON 2 0 $4,000 REROOF COMMERCAIL BUILDING Total REP/NON permits: 10 Total Valuation: $246,677 BLD04-00399 MICHAEL & JODINE GUNN lOll SHERIDAN AVE REP RAC 0 0 $1,200 GARAGE SIDING IN HISTORIC DISTRICT Total REPIRAC permits: I Total Valuation: $1,200 Page: 6 City ofIowa City Date: 7/1 /2004 Extraction of Building Permit Data for To: 6/1 /2004 Census Bureau Report From: 6/3 0/2004 Iw; Iw; Permit Number Name Address ImDr Use Stories Units Valuation BLD04-004I5 JIM BUXTON 402 RONALDS ST REP RDF 1 0 $850 PORCH REPAIR Total REPIRDF permits: I Total Valuation: $850 BLD04-00452 HOWARD M FIELD 614 ORCHARD CT REP RMF 2 0 $7,500 REROOF 614-630 ORCHARD COURT BLD03-00394 APLHA CHI OMEGA SORORJ 828 WASHINGTON ST REP RMF 1 0 $3.663 REPLACE FOUR WIDE DOUBLE HUNG WINDOW IN COMMON AREA WITH EXACTLY THE SAME BLD04-00407 YODER MILLER RENTALS 302 FINKBINE LN REP RMF 1 0 $3,000 REROOF Total REPIRMF permits: 3 Total Valuation: $14,163 BLD04-00427 JOHN N JR & PHYLLIS R JAr 60 DENBIGH DR REP RSF 2 0 $18,588 WINDOW REPLACEMENT FOR SFD BLD04-00421 RANDY & LAURA MCCRAY 223 DARTMOUTH ST REP RSF 1 0 $11,985 WINDOW REPLACEMENT FOR SFD BLD04-00356 CHARLES J MCGUIRE 1512TRACYLN REP RSF 2 0 $8,598 WINDOW REPLACEMENT FOR SFD BLD04-00378 MARK A & TRACY E HEWU 2208 NEVADA AVE REP RSF 1 0 $2,100 Window replacement BLD04-00387 ROBERT L & NICHELLE A TI lOll CHURCH ST REP RSF 1 0 $800 REPAIR FRONT PORCH BLD04-00302 JOE HENNAGER 312 RONALDS ST REP RSF 3 5 $200 REPLACE FRONT STEPS FOR SFD Total REPIRSF permi1s: 6 Total Valuation: $42,271 GRAND TOTALS: PERMITS: 85 VALUATION: $13,886,607 ---.- , ---- ..-.--------------