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CiTY OF IOWA CITY
www.icgov.org July 7, 2005
MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS
IP1 Tentative Future Council Meetings and Work Session Agendas
IP2 Memorandum from the City Manager: Improvements to pedestrian crosswalk marking
program
IP3 Memorandum from the City Clerk: National League of Cities December Meeting
IP4 E-mail from Stephen J. Radosevich to the City Manager: Sidewalks
IP5 E-mail: Impact, the Iowa City/Coralville CVB E-Newsletter
IP6 Building Permit Information June 2005
~._.-~,-,~=;~=r~ City Council Meeting Schedule and
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CITY OF IOWA CITY
www.icgov.org
TENTATIVE FUTURE MEETINGS AND AGENDAS
· MONDAY, JULY 18 Emma J. Harvat Hall
6:30p Council Work Session
· TUESDAY, JULY 19 Emma J. Harvat Hall
7:00P Regular Formal Council Meeting
· MONDAY, AUGUST 1 Emma J. Harvat Hall
6:30p Council Work Session
· TUESDAY, AUGUST 2 Emma J. Ha/vat Hall
7:00p Regular Formal Council Meeting
· MONDAY, AUGUST 15 Emma J. Ha/vat Hall
6:30p Council Work Session
· TUESDAY, AUGUST 16 Emma J. Ha/vat Hall
7:00p Regular Formal Council Meeting
· MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 5 Emma J. Ha/vat Hall
Labor Day - City Offices Closed
· TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 6 Emma J. Ha/vat Hall
TBD Special Council Work Session
Regular Formal Council Meeting
· MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 19 Emma J. Ha/vat Hall
6:30p Council Work Session
· TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 20 Emma J. Ha/vat Hall
7:00p Regular Formal Council Meeting
· MONDAY, OCTOBER 3 Emma J. Ha/vat Hall
6:30p Council Work Session
· TUESDAY, OCTOBER 4 Emma J. Ha/vat Hall
7:00p Regular Formal Council Meeting
· MONDAY, OCTOBER 17 Emma J. Ha/vat Hall
6:30p Council Work Session
· TUESDAY, OCTOBER 18 Emma J. Ha/vat Hall
7:00p Regular Formal Council Meeting
R A N D U M
Date: July 7, 2005
To: City Council
From: City Manager
Re: Improvements to pedestrian crosswalk marking program
You are aware of our ongoing efforts to increase pedestrian safety. In planning for next year's
budget, and after evaluating several strategies for increasing the visibility of pedestrians in
crosswalks, we landed on two which our traffic studies showed increase the number of motorists
yielding to pedestrians. These include VEHICLES MUST YIELD TO PEDESTRIANS IN
CROSSWALK signs, and pedestrian countdown timers. We also have examined our crosswalk
marking program to see where improvements can be made. We are attempting to increase the
use of continental crosswalks (the large rectangles instead of parallel lines) at certain locations.
An additional area where we believe we could make improvement is with respect to our
pedestrian crosswalk markings. Pedestrian crosswalk markings are currently painted with latex
paint by City crews as part of our ongoing pavement marking program. Our research as well as
citizen concerns show that these markings have very poor performance; by mid-winter and
certainly by early spring, the crosswalk markings that were applied the previous summer have
virtually disappeared. A motorist could claim that they did not yield to a pedestrian in the
crosswalk because the crosswalk no longer existed.
Crosswalk markings applied with special longer-wearing durable paint enhance the visibility of
these markings. We have 172 intersections with painted crosswalk markings. These are in the
downtown/campus area, at all signalized intersections, and school routes. We are proposing a
project to paint all of these intersections with with a more durable paint. The paint product that
we are suggesting be used has a three-year warranty, so we are proposing a program which
would paint all marked crosswalks on a three-year cycle, with one-third being painted each year.
The durable paint cannot be applied by City crews, so this would be a contractor-applied
program at an expense of $125,000 per year. We would propose commencing this program in
FY06 and have it be an annual project in the Capital Improvements Program.
We will continue researching other means for increasing pedestrian safety in the community.
We believe this is a good next step to increase pedestrian visibility.
cc: Jeff Davidson
Anissa Williams
Rick Fosse
Ron Knoche
ppdadm/mem/xwalk-paint.doc
DATE: July 6, 2005
TO: Mayor and City Council
FROM: Marian K. Karr, City Clerk ~¢~~'~
RE: National League of Cities December meeting
Attended is reminder information on the December Congress of Cities and Exposition. If you are
interested in attending please let me know and I will assist you with registration.
CITIESAND
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CharlOtte, North Carolina
Charlotte, North Carolina, is the place to be in December 2005.
Municipal officials from across the country will convene in Charlotte from
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and Exposition to hear from the experts, share ideas with other city officials
dealing with similar challenges, and take home practical ideas to solve problems
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Whether your biggest challenge is increasing affordable housing, dealing with
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For more information, visit the NLC website
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National League of Cities
WHY A FEND THE CONGRESS OF
CITIES? WHAT'S THE VALUE?
The 2005 Congress of Cities provides resources, ideas, examples,
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Here's what local elected officials who have attended past Congress of Cities say
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Michael Boehm, Mayor, Lenexa, Kansas · General Sessions featuring nationally recognized speakers
· Workshop Sessions featuring subject matter experts and
"The conference provides countless opportunities to learn experienced city officials
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improve community services." · Leadership Training Institute Seminars
Pat Eklund, Council Member, Novato, California · Constituency Group Events
· State League Events
"The ideas shared at the Congress of Cities have helped · Networking Activities
save our city countless dollars and have steered our · Problem Solving Clinics
comrnunity into new relationships between our elected · An Exposition of over 350 booths
officials and citizens."
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"The NLC Congress of Cities helps elected officials develop
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and leadership development." tremendous growth during the past 10 years. It is now the
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for successful private-public partnerships.
"1 attended for the opportunity to talk about similar
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would not occur in a letter, e-mail, newspaper etc." premier attractions for NLC delegates in December. Visit
the NLC website at www. nlc.org for regular updates on
James Taylor, Council Member, Littleton, Colorado
host city plans.
Host City Mobile Workshops
Learn about the exciting programs underway in Charlotte
"when I Was a n~wly-el~Cted mayor, the and how you can replicate them back home to help your
city run more efficiently and save money Host city mobile
National League of Cities in general and workshop sessions will take place Wednesday, December 7
the Congress of Cities in particular were through Friday, December 9, and will include:
invaluable resources to me for practical
advice, best practices, and support from · Neighborhood Revitalization Strategy-
elected officials with many more years of Making Neighborhoods Better
experience than I had. Nearly 7years · Integrating Greenways into the Community
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solutions to local challenges.' ° Transit Oriented Development in Charlotte's South End
Anthony A. Williams, Mayor, Washington, DC; o Leaving the Lights on inYour Downtown
· Behind the Checkered Flag -The Economics of NASCAR
NLC President · Community Policing -The Impact of Neighborhood
Action Teams
TUESDAY, DECEMBER 6
L~adership Training
~.~ou.,,.-5:oo~.~. .,: 10 Reasons to Attend the
N~ 2005 Congress of Cities
,.~. AMERICA'S CITIES AND TOWNS
H~ oty Mobile Wo~ho~ TEAMING UP FOR TOMORROW
9:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m.
p.m. 1. Discover new approaches to leadership, governance, and
Orientation Session for First-Time problem solving by attending general sessions, conference
5:45 p.m. - 6:45 p.m.
workshops, and networking sessions.
Opening Reception with Exhibitor~
6:30 p.m.-8:00 p.m. 2. Learn creative approaches to working in the current economy.
~THURSDAY, DECEMBER 8
Opening General SessiOn - 3. Hear from high profile national speakers who will offer
9:00 a.m. - ll:OOa.m, their perspectives on issues and challenges facing the
Welcoming Lunch in 'Exhibit Hall leaders of the nation's cities and towns.
11:00 a.m. - 1.'OOp, m.
· 4. Gain access to a broad network of information and
Exposition
ll:O0 a.m. - 5:00 p,,,. resources - experts, vendors, city leaders, youth delegates,
NLC staff, colleagues, and friends - all gathered in one
,C~fnference Workshops
1!00 p.m. - 2:30 p.m.
2:45 p.m. - 4:15 p.m. place for five days.
Resolutions Commlttee' Meeting '- : ~ 5. Visit and learn about successful programs in Charlotte that
P, O0 p.m.
might work in your community.
Host City Mobile Workshops
i:30 p. rn, - 5:00 p.m.
6. Observe and participate in setting National Municipal
Policy for the nation's cities and towns.
5:OOp.~ 7. Hone your leadership skills by attending special
~I~RIDAY, DECEMBER 9 Leadership Training Institute seminars that will increase the
General Session '
91'00 a.m. - 10:3~ a,m. ' value of your trip to Charlotte.
~,ostiiun 8. Share experiences and net-
10:30
~.: ~i~ ::Y'- work with local leaders from
a.m.
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Conference Workshops throughout the country:.
10:45 a.m. - 12:lS p. m.
Ii00p.m. - 3.'30 p.m.
45p. m.-5..15p, m. 9. See old friends and make
Exhibit Hall Lunch new ones.
12:30 p.m. - 2:00 p.m.
Host City Mobile Workshops 10o Help your city/town prepare
1;3o p.m. -5:00 p.m. for a better future by talking
State Municipal League and Constituency Group about emerging issues and
Receptions/Events hearing about local solutions.
6:00 p.m. - 8.'00 p.m.
Youth Delegates Event
7.'00 p.m. - 10:00 p.m. Visit the NLC website
SATURDAY, DECEMBER !0 at ~.nlc.org
Ecumenical Prayer Breakfast for more detailed
7.'30 a.m. - 9.'00 a.m. and up.to-date
General Session information about
9..15 a.m. - 10:45 a.m. the conference
schedule, general
Conference Workshops
11:00 a.m. - 12:30p. m. session speakers,
conference workshops,
Delegates Luncheon and other conference
12:45 p.m. - 2.'15 p.m. activities.
Annual Business Meeting
2.'30 p.m.
Host City Closing Event
7:00 o.m.
CONFERENCE REGISTRATION
Whether you are registering online, downloading your registration form from the web,
or sending it to NLC Meeting .Services with a check, you can find
up-to-date and detailed information about registration categories,
constituency group events, leadership training seminars, the
conference program and the city of Charlotte on the NLC website
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Special Travel Discounts to Charlotte
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Sidewalks
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Marian Karr
From: Radosevich, Stephen d [stephen-radosevich@uiowa.edu]
Sent: Friday, July 01, 2005 4:56 PM
To: steve-atkins@iowa-city.org
Cc: cou ncil@iowa-city.org
Subject: FW: Sidewalks
Dear City Council Manager and Council members,
I wish to share my thoughts about city sidewal policy with you. Please read the exchange between your sidewalk planner
& myself below.
Thanks.
Steve
Stephen J. Radosevich
107 SHL
IIHR - Hydroscience & Engineering
The University of Iowa
Iowa City, IA., 52242
ph: 319.335,5933
fax: 319.335.5238
From: John Yapp [mailto:John-Yapp@iowa-city.org]
Sent: Tuesday, May 17, 2005 9:00 AM
To: 'Stephen J Radosevich'
Subject: RE: Sidewalks
Mr. Radosevich, I forwarded your e-mail to the project manager and engineer for the Dodge Street
improvement project, Ron Knoche. The Dodge Street project is a joint Iowa City / Iowa DOT project,
and within the project corridor, sidewalks are being constructed. I have not been involved with this
project directly, though I have had some input. Let me start by stating that I agree with you
completely that sidewalks should be provided on both sides of all city streets (except in some
industrial districts or very Iow volume cul-de-sacs, where I believe they should be on at least one side
of the street). Like many cities, Iowa City has not always required sidewalks to be constructed, so we
have many areas where there are gaps in the sidewalk system, such as parts of Rochester Avenue,
Friendship Street, Sycamore Street, Sheridan Street, many other older local residential streets, in
addition to the segments you mentioned. On some of these streets, it was Iowa DOT making the
decisions, on campus streets it is University of Iowa, and on some streets it was City of Iowa City
responsibility.
As part of the sidewalk inspection program you mentioned, existing sidewalk panels are required to
be repaired, but the City of Iowa City has not been requiring new sidewalks to be constructed if they
had been waived in the past. Instituting a sidewalk construction program would be a City Council
decision, and you should lobby the City Council for such a program if you believe it is important. The
issues will be who pays for the sidewalks i.e. should the general public pay, or should property
owners be assessed (in new construction property owners pay for their own sidewalks); and dealing
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with complaints from owners who do not want to have to maintain sidewalks ("1 bought this property
because it does not have a sidewalk"). There is also the issue of prioritizing improvements, but I
believe we could do this by establishing some criteria based on pedestrian traffic, proximity to
schools, proximity to public buildings, etc.
Give me a call if you would like to discuss this further - we have been constructing many miles of
sidewalks and trails as part of new construction in Iowa City, Coralville and North Liberty, but a
sidewalk program/project to retrofit older city streets in Iowa City would require authorization and a
budget from the City Council.
Thanks,
John Yapp, Assistant Transportation Planner
Johnson County Council of Governments
410 E. Washington Street
Iowa City, Iowa 52240
319-356-5247 (phone)
319-356-5217 (fax)
john-yapp@iowa-city.org
..... Original Message .....
From: Stephen J Radosevich [mailto:sradosev@engineering.uiowa.edu]
Sent: Friday, May 13, 2005 10:22 AH
TO: joh n-yapp@iowa-city.org
Subject: Sidewalks
Sir,
I am very disappointed that as part of the Governor & Dodge streets project you didn't plan & make improvements
concerning sidewalks on N Governor. In particular I'm referring to the (lack o0 sidewalks on Governor between
Dodge heading towards Brown Street. Since you are rebuilding three corners of the Dodge/Governor intersection
this would have been the most opportune and least expensive time to rebuild the fourth corner for future sidewalk
placement down Governor Street. Many people in this town walk either as recreation or as the preferred means of
transportation to & from work, shopping, etc. The City needs to be pro-active in finishing sidewalk placement that
has been ignored for decades.
I find it almost comical that sidewalks start and stop in the middle of nowhere (reference in front of the Social
Services building on N Governor or the new house along Dubuque Rd between Dodge and Oak Street.) I also
don't understand why the city doesn't have sidewalks along municipal property (reference Happy Hollow Park or
along the Brown Street side of Oakland Cemetery.) I believe the City should set the example and be the catalyst
to finish a sidewalk construction plan that is many decades old. I know many people are against this because they
are the property owners who would need to maintain and do the snow removal. These reasons shouldn't even be
considered valid when weighted against the citizens need for and the city's responsibility to provide safe & efficient
pedestrian mobility.
In a community that has ever increasing auto traffic the plan should be to promote SAFE pedestrian travet by
minimizing pedestrian's exposure to vehicular traffic by having to cross back & forth the streets because of these
gaps in the sidewalk routes. (As a sidebar, there's enough jaywalking etc downtown!) I do understand that at some
places it is next to impossible to have sidewalks on both sides of the streets; an example is along Kimble between
Gilbert and Governor Street. I'm sure that as part of the City's sidewalk inspection program you could catalo§ue all
the gaps in the city sidewalk routes. Just as citizens with sidewalks bear the expense of repair & replacement, our
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neighbors currently without sidewalks need to be responsible and install them. I realize that many could be installed
as part of the ever ongoing street improvement projects.
The initial uproar from a few who would need to bear this expense would be far outweighed by safety &
convenience brought about by the finish of this decades old project.
Sincerely,
Steve
Stephen J. Radosevich
107 SHL
IIHR - Hydroscience & Engineering
The University of Iowa
Iowa City, IA., 52242
ph: 319.335.5933
fax: 319.335.5238
7/1/2005
Marian Karr
From: anna@iowacitycoralville.org
Sent: Friday, July 01, 2005 8:27 AM
To: council@iowa-city.org
Subject: Impact, the Iowa City/Coralville CVB E-Newsletter
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Jazz rest Starts Today
Friday Night Concert Series Attend the Iowa City Jazz Festival this weekend, July 1-3. The
Friday, .}ul 1, 6:30 PH Jazz rest is an Iowa City tradition that takes place on the University
Auto Races and Fireworks of Iowa Pentacrest, Clinton Street, and Iowa Avenue. Admission is
Friday, Jul 1, 7:00 PPI free.
Freedom Festival Night at the
Ballpark The Jazz rest will kick off tonight with performances by the United
Friday, Jul 1, 7:00 PH Jazz Ensemble and the Funkdaddies. Saturday, you can hear
ensembles like Ashanti, Juise Big Band, and the Kenny Garrett
Mikado
Friday, Jul 1, 8:00 PPi Quartet. Sunday's line-up includes performances by the Susie
Miget Group, X-Tel, and Conrad Herwig & the Latin Side of Miles.
"The Hikado" by Gilbert &
Sallivan Several stages will be set-up around downtown Iowa City to feature
Friday, Jul ], 8;00 PM college and local bands throughout the weekend as well. Food and
The Taming of the Shrew arts vendors will line the streets during the event.
Friday, Jul 1, 8:00 PM
Adult Kickball Tournament Since its humble inception in 1991 as an intimate local gathering of
Saturday, Jul 2, 9:00 AFl jazz aficionados, the Iowa City Jazz Festival has transformed into a
picture Perfect Scavenger Hunt nationally recognized event with an average annual audience of
Saturday, Jut 2, 9:00 AFl more than 25,000. The OMB is proud to provide annual financial
assistance to Jazz rest and have staff that serve on the Jazz rest
Patriotic Storytelling board.
Saturday, Jul 2, 11:00 AM
Patriotic Storytelling Tirne To learn more about the Iowa City Jazz Festival, visit
Saturday, Jul 2, .1~:00 AH ~,io~ityjaz~stiva!,~0m
Walking 'four of Historic Czech
Village, East Side
Saturday, Jul 2, ].].:00 APl
Coralville 4th rest This Weekend
O1% Say Can You See? Enjoy the fun at Coralville's Annual 4th rest celebration all
Saturday, Jul 2, 12:00 PH weekend long! The festivities began with Music in the Park last
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Family Fun Day night and events are scheduled throughout the holiday weekend
Saturday, Jul 2, 1:00 PM with a fireworks grand finale Monday evening.
Family Furl Day
Saturday, Jul 2, 1:00 PH One of the highlights of Coralville's 4th Fest is always the FREE
When Rome Was Sacked, What CONCERT that takes place on July 3. This year, the Little River
Was Happening in Iowa-? Band will rock the night away in S.T. Morrison Park beginning at
Saturday, Jul 2, 2:00 PM 8pm. Be sure to bring your lawn chairs and blankets!
The Fourth of July features Independence Day fun, starting with a
pancake breakfast at Northwest Junior High School, the annual
~i~ ~ ~ ,~.~,. parade at 10am, and a brilliant fireworks show at dusk.
Other events happening at 4th Fest this weekend include: a 5K
walk/run, the Mayor's Annual Car Show, exotic petting zoo and
pony rides, amusement carnival, numerous performances on the
Showcase Stage, BINGO, "Reminiscing" about Coralville's history,
food and craft vendors, and old-fashioned games.
For more information about the Coralville 4th Fest events and
schedule, visit the City of Coralville's newly re-designed website at
www.coralville.org or call the city offices at 248-1700.
Spotlight on a Few Conferences this Month in Iowa
City/Coralville...
UI Alumni Association
The University of Iowa Alumni Association is hosting their Big 10
Conference July 17-20 at the Levitt Center. Attendees will be
staying at the Sheraton Iowa City Hotel.
Delta Chi Fraternity
Delta Chi Fraternity will host its Senator Henry M. Jackson
Leadership College on the University of Iowa campus July 29-31.
Fraternity leaders and alumni will be staying at the Iowa House
Hotel and the Travelodge.
**For a complete list of upcoming conferences in the Iowa
City/Coralville area, contact Loft at the CVB at 337-6592.
Local Hoteliers Team Up to Promote Ball State, UNT
Football Games
Numerous hotels in the Iowa City/Coralville area recently teamed
up with the CVB and UI Athletics Department to promote special
packages for the first two home football games this year.
Guests can book a two-night stay at any of the participating hotels
listed below during the Ball State or UNI football game weekends
and receive two tickets to that game FREE with their reservation.
Ball State will play at Kinnick Stadium on September 3 and the UNI
game will take place on September 17.
Participating hotels include:
Americlnn (625-2400)
Baymont Inn & Suites (337-9797)
Comfort Suites (338-3400)
Country Inn & Suites (545-8484)
Fairfield Inn (337-8382)
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Hampton Inn (351-6600)
Holiday Inn & Conference Center (351-5049)
Sheraton Iowa City Hotel (337-4058)
Hotels should be contacted directly for package rates and
availability. For more details, call participating hotels and mention
the "2005 Football Package Deal." Tickets are VERYlimited and
have guaranteed availability only through July 12, so call today!
Golfer Herky Miniatures Arrive at CVB
Eight-inch Golfer Herky miniatures are now
available at both the CVB's main office and
Coral Ridge Mall locations! The collectibles sell
for $39.95 plus tax.
Previous Herky on Parade miniatures include
Herky the Ironman and Hayden Herky. Call the
CVB at 337-6592 for more information or to
purchase your Golfer Herky!
Questions? comments?
Email us at annaC, iowacitycoralville.org.
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7/1/2005
BUILDING PERMIT INFORMATION
June 2005
KEY FOR ABBREVIATIONS
. Type of Improvement
ADD - Addition
ALT- Alterat~'on
REP- Repair
FND - Foundation Only
NE W - New
OTH- Other type of construction
Type of Use .'
RSF- Residential Single Family
RDF - Residential Duplex
RMF- Three or more residential
RA C - Residential Accessory Building
MIX- Mixed
NON- Non-residential
OTH- Other
Page: 2' City of Iowa City
Date: 7/1/2005 Extraction of Building Permit Data for
To: '6/1/2005 CeI1SUS Bureau Report
From: 6/30/2005
Type Type
Permit Number Name Address Impr Use Stories Units Valuation
BLD0~-00404 LONGFELLOW 1130 SEYMOUR AVE ADD NON 2 1 $61,000
STORAGE ROOM ADDITION TO ELEMENTARY SCHOOL
BLD04-00853 IOWA CITY TIRE 410 KIRKWOOD AVE ADD NON 1 0 $43,000
wAREHOUSE AND iNSTALLATION ADDITION TO TIRE STORE
BLD0~-00382 PROCTER & GAMBLE 2200 LOWER MUSCATINE ADD NON 1 1 $30,000
300 [SQ FT ADDITION TO MANUFACTURING PLANT
BLD0~-00437 HARNEY OIL 2790 N DODGE ST ADD NON 2 1 $1,000
INSTALL ABOVE GROUND DIESEL TANK
' i
I Total ADD/NON permits: 4 Total Valuation: $135,000
I
BLD0~-00422 ROBERT G & MARGARET Al 606 RENO ST ADD RSF 1 0 $150,000
30' X 45' addition
BLD05-00417 KEVIN T & BRENDA G LEIC] 3332 VILLAGE RD ADD RSF 2 0 $64,795
Tw6 story room addition and interior remodel
BLD05-00363 ANDY & KARRIE CRAIG 24t5 MAYFIELD RD ADD RSF 2 1 $45,000
ADDITION TO SFD
BLD0~-00349 DICK BREAZEALE 601 GRANADA CT ADD RSF 4 51 $40,000
ADDITION TO SFD
BLD05-00300 GARY WERLE CONSTRUCTI 1207 SWISHER ST ADD RSF 2 0 $29,174
GARAGE ADDITION TO SFD
BLD05-00368 JOHN CUNNINGHAM 720 WALNUT ST ADD RSF 2 1 $26,127
ADDITION TO SFD
BLD0~-00351 JAMES PHELPS 226 RIVER ST ADD RSF 4 51 $26,000
ADDITION AND ALTERATION OF SFD
BLD0i5-00410 JUDITH STONER 1215 LUKIRK ST ADD RSF 2 0 $22,381
SUNROOM ADDITION TO SFD
BLD05-00304 SUSAN LENOCH 223 FAIRVIEW AVE ADD RSF 2 0 $20,000
ADDITION TO SFD
BLD05-00340 CINDY FREDERICK & MASH 1009 GOLDENROD DR ADD RSF 4 51 $17,900
CONVERT SCREEN PORCH TO 3 SEASON AND DECK ADDITION FOR SFD
BLD05-00447 MIKE WILSON 1058 GOLDENROD DR ADD RSF 1 1 $12,800
GARAGE ADDITION FOR SFD
BLD05-00364 KAZI ALWARD 2015 RIDGEWAY DR ADD RSF 2 1 $11,500
SCREEN PORCH ADDITION TO SFD
BLD05-00352 JAMES & KRIS MENNEN 29 GOLDFINCH CIR ADD RSF 4 51 $9,000
3 SEASON PORCH ADDITION FOR SFD
BLD05-00389 DAVID L MCDOWELL 4 S MT VERNON DR ADD RSF 2 1 $6,000
SCREEN PORCH, DECK, AND SHED ADDITION FOR SFD
BLDO5-00385 OSMUNDSON, TERESA SUE 1604 WILSON ST ADD RSF 2 1 $4,000
DECK ADDITION FOR SFD
BLDO5-00371 JEANNE BECKER 4604 DRYDEN CT ADD RSF 1 0 $2,000
ARBOR FOR SFD
BLDd4-00242 PATRICK & JANE FLEMING 205 S WESTMINSTER ST ADD RSF 2 0 $1,500
DECK ADDITION FOR SFD
BLD05-00472 NORMAN BRUCE CATE 2 GLENDALE CT ADD RSF 1 0 $1,500
Cofivert carport to garage
Page: 3' City of Iowa City
Date :i 7/1/2005 Extraction of Building Permit Data for
To: . 6/1/2005 Census Bureau Report
From. 6/30/2005
I Type Type
Permit ~qumber Name Address Impr Use Stories Units Valuation
BLD05-00390 LAURA RIGAL 222 N GOVERNOR ST ADD RSF 2 1 $1,200
DECK ADDITION TO SFD
BLD0~-00445 JULIE RIGGERT 509 CENTER ST ADD RSF 2 1 $1,200
DE(~K ADDITION FOR SFD
BLD0~-00428 JON BARCH 812 KIRKWOOD AVE ADD RSF 1 0 $909
DE~K ADDITION FOR SFD
BLD0~-00081 BRADLEY SMITH 233 MELROSE CT ADD RSF 2 0 $300
RAIP TO FRONT ENTRANCE OF SFD I
Total ADD/RSF permits: 22 Total Valuation: $493,286
BLD01-00443 WILLIAMS, MELISSA J 2203 F STREET ALT MIX 2 I $25,000
ALTERATION OF RETAIL TENANT SPACES
1 ST FLOOR MERCANTILE, 2N FLOOR APTS.
Total ALT/MIX permits: 1 Total Valuation: '$25,000I
BLD0~-00319 JOSEPH'S STEAKHOUSE 212 S CL1NTON ST RESTAI ALT NON 2 0 $200,000
ALTERATION OF RESTAURANT
BLD0~-00407 APTS DOWNTOWN 100 S L1NN ST ALT NON 2 0 $75,000
RESTAURANT IN FORMER OFFICE TENANT SPACE
BLD0~-00373 ST PATRICK'S CHURCH 228 E COURT ST ALT NON 1 0 $56,000
NEW ENTRY RAMP AND STAIRS FOR CHURCH
BLD0~-00375 DAVID NASSO & RUSS KAR5 1805 STEVENS DR ALT NON 1 0 $33,500
CHANGE OF USE TO FURNITURE SHOP
BLD0~-00403 ZEPHYR COPIES 124 WASHINGTON ST ALT NON 2 1 $9,300
REI+OCATE EXIT ENCLOSURE FROM 2ND FLOOR
BLD0~-00446 PATRICK SEYDEL 922 MAIDEN LN ALT NON 1 1 $9,000
ADp RESTROOM TO TENANT SPACE
BLD0~-00370 MICHAEL S MOEN & MARC 120 E BURLiNGTON ST ALT NON 1 0 $3,000
Instqll emergency exit on west wall
BLD0~-00391 DREAMWELL THEATER 201 S CLiNTON ST 242 ALT NON 2 1 $1,000
ALTERATION OF MERCANTILE SPACE TO SMALL THEATRE WITH NO RAISED PLATFORM
BLD0~-00397 CHRIST MAP.LAS 132 S CL1NTON ST ALT NON 1 0 $500
ADID TENANT DEMENSING WALL
Total ALT/NON permits: 9 Total Valuation: $387,300 I
5-00434 MIKHAIL BERGAL &I OLGA 1317 DOLEN PL ALT RDF 1 1 $1,500
) 2 DOORS BETWEEN DUPLEX DWELLING UNITS
Total ALT/RDF permits: I Total Valuation: $1,500
BLD0~-00031 UPTOWN PROPERTIES 806 E COLLEGE ST ALT RMF 2 0 $24,000
PATIO DOORS FOR RMF
BLD0~-00006 AUR 923 E COLLEGE ST ALT RMF 2 0 $15,000
PATIO DOORS FOR RMF
Page:: 4 City of Iowa City
Date: 17/ /2005 Extraction of Building Permit Data for
To: 6/1/2005 Census Bureau Report
From :1 6/30/2005
Type Type
Permit Number Name Address lmpr Use Stories Units Valuation
BLD0~-00005 AUR 927 E COLLEGE ST ALT RMF 2 0 $14,000
PATIO DOORS FOR RMF
BLD0~-00019 AUR-CONSTRUCTION 932 E WASHiNGTON ST ALT RMF 2 0 $13,000
PAq~IO DOORS FOR RMF
917 COLLEGE ST ALT RMF 2 0 $11,000
BLD0~-00004 AUR
PATIO DOORS FOR RMF
BLD0~-00020 AUR-CONSTRUCTION 924 E WASHINGTON ST ALT RMF 2 0 $11,000
PATIO DOORS FOR RMF
BLD0}-00018 AUR-CONSTRUCTION 807 E WASHINGTON ST ALT RMF 3 0 $8,000
PATIO DOORS FOR RMF
BLD0~-00400 JIM BUXTON 14 N JOHNSON ST ALT RMF 1 0 $400
2 V~INDOWS
Total ALT/RMF permits: 8 Total Valuation: $96,400
BLD0~-00453 STEPHEN & JANETTE BIME' 529 OLIVE ST ALT RSF 1 1 $20,876
BASEMENT F1NISH OF SFD
BLD0~-00408 MICHELLE REILAND 1907 KATHL1N DR ALT RSF 2 0 $17,000
KIq~CHEN/LIV1NG ROOM REMODEL OF SFD
BLD0~-00419 KAY J A BERNAU 10 OAKRIDGE AVE ALT RSF 2 0 $14,300
2nd floor bath remodel
BLD0~-00362 ELLEN VANNIER 470 BUTTERNUT LN ALT RSF 2 1 $13,100
BASEMENT BEDROOM FOR SFD
BLD0~-00374 MARK EVANS 2774 IRVING AVE ALT RSF 1 0 $9,550
BASEMENT FINISH OF SFD
BLD05-00308 JOHN ALDERMAN 1204 ASHLEY DR ALT RSF 2 0 $9,000
CONVERT SCREEN PORCH TO 3 SEASON PORCH
BLD0~-00386 NANCY SPALJ 14 GLENDALE CT ALT RSF 2 1 $8,500
CONVERT CARPORT TO GARAGE
BLD0b-00449 CHARLES EICHER 55 SOMERSET PL ALT RSF 1 1 $7,900
CONVERT SCREEN PORCH TO 3 SEASON PORCH
BLD0~-00450 PAUL HOFFEY 35 SOMERSET PL ALT RSF I 1 $7,900
CONVERT SCREEN PORCH TO 3 SEASON PORCH
BLD05-00451 CORA ALDERMAN 1318 OXFORD PL ALT RSF 1 1 $7,900
CO~qVERT SCREEN PORCH TO 3 SEASON PORCH
BLD(~5-00452 BETTY JOHNSON 1322 OXFORD PL ALT RSF 1 1 $7,900
CONVERT SCREEN PORCH TO 3 SEASON PORCH
BLD(~5-00420 DOUGLAS A & LYNN M GIN 51 EALING DR ALT RSF 2 0 $2,855
Remove suspended ceiling and install drywall
BLD(~5-00396 STEVEN J SELZER 2909 BROOKSIDE DR ALT RSF 2 0 $2,400
Window replacement
BLD{~5-00465 DOUGLAS W & GUYLIA L Sr 1550 GINTER AVE ALT RSF 1 0 $2,000
Inst~ll egress windows
BLDQ5-00290 RANDAL J KOPPES 1528 CALIFORNIA AVE ALT RSF 2 0 $1,500
EGPdESS WINDOWS AND EXTEND DW WATER LINE
BLD05-00469 PHILIP A & JUDITH S LEVIT 900 ARLINGTON DR ALT RSF 1 0 $1,500
Rel~lace sliding door with egress window in bedroom
Page :~ 5' City of Iowa City
Date: 7/1/2005 Extraction of Building Permit Data for
To:
From:]6/36/1/20050/2005 Census Bureau Report
Type Type
Permit Number Name Address lmpr Use Stories Units Valuation
BLD0¢-00411 ERIC & RIXA FREEZE 725 S SUMMIT ST ALT RSF 2 0 $1,000
CONVERT DUPLEX TO SINGLE FAMILY DWELLING
BLD05-00413 STEVE BOOT 1120 SUNSET ST ALT RSF 2 0 $1,000
Ren~ove patio door and install egress window in bedroom
BLD0~-00441 KEVIN KIDWELL 1117 WILD PRAIRIE DR ALT RSF 2 1 $1,000
BASEMENT FINISH OF SFD
BLD0~-00358 JOYCE DANIELS 622 N VAN BUREN ST ALT RSF 2 0 $900
CH4kNGE OF USE FROM DUPLEX TO SINGLE FAMILY DWELLING
BLD0~-00540 CLETIS L MARSH 2520 NEVADA AVE ALT RSF 2 0 $800
EMERGENCY ESCAPE AND RESCUE OPENINGS IN BEDROOMS
BLD05-00366 ROY REYNOLDS 314 FAIRCHILD ST ALT RSF 2 1 $500
RDF TO RSF
3-00345 SHYMANSKY, TERESA G 610 IOWA AVE ALT RSF 2 0 $100
INTO SFD
Total ALT/RSF permits: 23 Total Valuation: $139,481
7-00405 ARLINGTON DEV INC 4849 DRYDEN CT FND RSF 2 0 $12,000
I Total FND/RSF permits: I Total Valuation: $12,000
i-00339 UNIVERSITY VIEW PARTNE 315 S GILBERT ST NEW MIX 4 51 $9,091,775
BUILDING WITH 51 DWELLING UNITS AND 1ST FLOOR COMMERCIAL SPACES
Total NEW/MIX permits: I Total Valuation: $9,091,775
BLD0~-00966 CITY OF IOWA CITY 200 PARK RD NEW NON 2 0 $200,000
COI~/CESSION STAND FOR BASEBALL FIELD
BLD0~-00433 HIERONYMI PARTNERS 105 E BURLINGTON ST NEW NON 1 1 $19,400
ST(~RAGE TRAILER AND PUMPING CONTAINMENT FOR CONTAMINATION CLEAN-UP
i Total NEW/NON permits: 2 Total Valuation: $219,400 I
1
BLD0~-00414 JOHN & KENDRA SCHMIDT 1605 COLLEGE COURT PL NEW RAC 1 0 $10,000
DE~ACHED GARAGE ADDITION FOR SFD
BLD0~-00915 MARK HOLTKAMP 512 OLIVE ST NEW RAC 1 0 $1,000
DE~ACHED GARAGE ADDITION FOR RDF
BLD0,L00884 DEREK ROLLER 1003 GINTER AVE NEW RAC 1 0 $500
DE1ACHED STORAGE STRUCTURE FOR SFD I
Total NEW/RAC permits: 3 Total Valuation: $11,500
BLD01-00468 ARLINGTON DEV INC 159 BRENTWOOD DR. NEW RDF 1 2 $234,500
Duplex with two car garages
159-1161 Brentwood Drive
Page:' 6 City of Iowa City
Date: I 7/1/2005 Extraction of Building Permit Data for
To: 6/ /2005 Census Bureau Report
From: 6/30/2005
Type Type
Number Name Address lmpr Use Stories Units Valuation
Total NEW/RDF permits: 1 Total Valuation: $234,500
BLD0~-00412 TRIPLE CROWN CONDOMIIX 2969 HEINZ RD NEW RMF 2 8 $849,619
8 UNIT CONDO APARTMENT BUILDING
296~) HE1NZ RD - UNITS 1-8
BLD05-00392 B & H BUILDERS 22 TREVOSE PL NEW RMF 2 4 $673,000
4 UNIT TOWNHOUSE BUILDING
22.24,26,28 TP~VOSE PLACE i
Total NEW/RMF permits: 2 Total Valuation: $1,522,619
5-00383 WALTER & CARLA ILLMAN 70 HICKORY PL NEW RSF 2 1 $536,000
, WITH ATTACHED 3 CAR GARAGE
5-00456 RON SCH1NTLER, INC 940 HONEYSUCKLE NEW RSF 2 1 $318,165
, WITH ATTACHED 3 CAR GARAGE
5-00463 KEVIN KIDWELL 40 COLUMBINE CT NEW RSF 1 1 $265,000
car garage
5-00415 ARLINGTON DEV 1NC 4849 DRYDEN CT NEW RSF 2 1 $240,252
WITH ATTACHED 3 CAR GARAGE
5-00459 SOUTHGATE DEVELOPMEN 103 CHARLES DR NEW RSF 2 1 $204,825
WITH ATTACHED 3 CAR GARAGE
5-00359 NICK LIND & MATT HENSS 836 HUDSON AVE NEW RSF 2 1 $200,000
-00432 SOUTHGATE 4009 GUSTAV ST NEW RSF 2 1 $174,870
ATTACHED 2 CAR GARAGE
5-00435 SOUTHGATE 4042 GUSTAV ST NEW RSF 2 1 $166,470
WITH ATTACHED 2 CAR GARAGE
5-00458 STEVE KOHLI CONST. 2986 KEEL BOAT LOOP NEW RSF 2 1 $164,212
WITH ATTACHED 2 CAR GARAGE
5-00401 JESSE ALLEN 70 MARY CT NEW RSF 1 1 $158,951
WITH ATTACHED 2 CAR GARAGE
5-00376 SOUTHGATE 1013 JENSEN ST NEW RSF 2 1 $149,000
LINE UNIT
· 7 OF WALDEN WOOD PART 6
5-00378 SOUTHGATE 1015 JENSEN ST NEW RSF 2 1 $149,000
LINE UNIT
8 OF WALDEN WOOD PART 6
-00379 SOUTHGATE 1025 JENSEN ST NEW RSF 2 1 $149,000
LINE UNIT
· 9 OF WALDEN WOOD PART 6
BLD05-00380 SOUTHGATE 1027 JENSEN ST NEW RSF 2 1 $149,000
ZEI~O-LOT LINE UNIT
LOT 10 OF WALDEN WOOD PART 6
BLD0~-00326 CHRISTIAN RTRMNT SERV 1 719 GEORGE ST NEW RSF 1 1 $130,000
SFDWITH ATTACHED 1 CAR GARAGE i
Total NEW/RSF permits :15 Total Valuation: $3,154,745
Page: ' 7 City of Iowa City
Date :, 7/l/2005 Extraction of Building Permit Data for
To: I 6/1/2005 Census Bureau Report
From: I 6/30/2005
Type Type
Permit umber Nam~e Address Impr Use Stories Units Valuation
BLD0¢-00423 IOWA CITY CMNTY SCH DI~ 1900 MORNINGSIDE DR REP NON 1 0 $285,000
CUPOLA REPAIR FOR HIGH SCHOOL
BLD0~-00357 CHURCH OF JESUS CHRIST ~ 2730 BRADFORD DR REP NON 4 51 $105,334
CHURCH
:-00388 TOM SUNDBLAND 845 PEPPERWOOD LN REP NON 2 1 $15,000
OF COMMERCIAL BUILDING
Total REP/NON permits: 3 Total Valuation: $405,334
5-00436 ROCHESTER HILLS CONDO 538 LARCH LN REp RDF 2 1 $5,812
-00455 JAMES B SEARLS 207 -09 N GOVERNOR ST REP RDF 1 1 $2,000
WINDOWS
Total REP/RDF permits: 2 Total Valuation: $"/,812
5-00361 GERALDENE FELTON 522 LARCH LN REP RMF 2 1 $5,641
5-00416 ROCHESTER HILLS CONDO 502 LARCH LN REP RMF 1 0 $5,348
)of and draft stop
5-00372 RICHARD & TONI WAYNE 418 BROWN ST REP RMF 1 0 $4,800
SYSTEM FOR ROOMING HOUSE
;-00431 DELTA ZETA NATL HOUSIN 223 S DODGE ST REP RMF 1 0 $3,000
5-00395 SOUTHGATE DEVELOPMEN 1956 BROADWAY ST # lC REP RMF 2 0 $300
, from deck to grade
Total REP/RMF permits: 5 Total Valuation: $19,089
5-00426 MARVIN BONILLA 2104 RUSSELL DR REP RSF 1 0 $20,000
5-00369 BRUCE & BEVERLY GARTN 721 MANOR DR REP RSF 2 1 $900
WINDOWS FOR SFD
-00425 GREGORY M & VICKI L SAL 162 S WESTMINSTER ST REP RSF 1 0 $500
,' deck with treated lumber no increase in size
Total REP/RSF permits: 3 Total Valuation: $21,400
GRAND TOTALS: PERMITS: 106 VALUATION: $15,978,141