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CITY OIF IOWA CITY www.icgov.org August 4, 2020 ATTACHMENTS: Item Number: 8.a. Description COVI D-19/Mask Mandate: Carol deProsse, James O'Gorman, Amy Charles, Mark, Banowetz, Troy Bond, Marvin Dennis, Cathy Kovach, John Bowman, Richard Keller, Hailey Bomar, Ed Lorson, Lynn Gallagher, Katharine Nicholson, Diane Norden, Linda Quinn, Rick and Kellie Fruehling From: Carol deProsse <lonetreefox@mac.com> Sent: Tuesday, July 21, 2020 6:54 PM To: Council; Community Police Review Board; Tracy Jon Sargeant Subject: AP News: Defying governor, Iowa City mayor mandates masks in public Ai RISK Way to go Mayor Teague. We have never had a mayor quite as grand as Bruce Teague. I am so proud to have voted for him and proud to be a citizen of Mayoralty. Defying governor, Iowa City mayor mandates masks in public IOWA CITY, Iowa (AP) — Iowa City's mayor on Tuesday ordered people to wear masks in public to stop the spread of the coron... Read the full story Sent from AP News. Download now on the App Store or Google Play L_- Kellie Fruehling From: james o'gorman <jogorman832@gmail.com> Sent: Tuesday, July 21, 2020 8:43 PM To: Council Subject: Mask order support A1 p i IRI�K Dear Mayor Teague, Thank you. I fully support, and appreciate, your mask order. James O'Gorman Kellie Fruehling From: Bruce Teague Sent: Wednesday, July 22, 2020 12:27 AM To: amy.charles Cc: Council Subject: Re: Mask order: GOOD Thanks for these kind words. I'm doing what I can and now we can all play a part and mask up Q) Take care, Mayor Teague On Jul 21, 2020, at 3:01 PM, amy.charles <amy.charles@protonmail.com> wrote: <O •J pg> Dear Bruce, Thank you, thank you, thank you. My 17 -year-old, who has more sense than Kim does, says "Thank god." I told her no, thank Bruce for having had the stones to do the right thing. Perhaps you can do a workshop for university admin. Behind you 100%. I'm already thinking ahead to the crimes -against -humanity trials after all this is over. Sincerely, Amy Kellie Fruehling From: Mark Banowetz <banowetz1957@hotmail.com> Sent: Wednesday, July 22, 2020 9:00 AM To: Council Subject: Mandatory Masks To the Iowa City Council, hard to believe you have issued this mask order or maybe it is not hard to believe. You are able to go along with protests and allow certain behavior that is against the law. This is to inform you that as of today because of the story published in the Cedar Rapids Gazette concerning masks we will no longer be spending even a dollar to any business that has a Iowa City address. I understand you may have a right to issue an order like this, and I along with friends will exercise are right of where to spend our money. It is too bad for the merchants who are already struggling. I will also be contacting merchants that we do business with that we will not be supporting them because of your cities decision. Thankyou Mark Banowetz Q Virus -free. www.avci.com Kellie Fruehlin From: Troy Bond <troybond23@gmail.com> Sent: Wednesday, July 22, 2020 9:34 AM To: Council Subject: In support of mask mandate A DISK Mayor Teague Thank you for implementing a mandate for wearing a mask in Iowa City. It is undeniably the right thing to do at this time. I am an Iowa native and former resident of Iowa City, and I had planned a trip to see family this summer. Sadly, that trip is on hold indefinitely. Governor Reynolds is not getting ahead of this issue and is making more Iowans --my family members among them --at risk. I am an essential worker, a GM at a natural foods cooperative, and we have worked steadily throughout the pandemic in a state that was one of the first hot spots for the coronavirus . But now Massachusetts has considerably lowered the virus rate by enforcing a mask mandate. Wearing masks has kept every one of my employees safe --no one has tested positive. And as an extension of that practice we helped protect our customers and at the very least provided them with peace of mind which is a rare commodity these days. Thank you and your city council for your courage. I look forward to a safe trip home one day soon. Be well, Troy Bond Great Barrington, Mass. Kellie Fruehlin From: Marvin Dennis <oldcapitol@gmx.com> Sent: Wednesday, July 22, 2020 1:46 PM To: Council Subject: Mask order I RISE{ City Council, I work with patients who suffer from a variety of disorders, including PTSD, claustrophobia, pnigerophobia, taphophobia, and so forth. Even though you've issued an (illegal) order regarding the forced wearing of masks in public, and provided exemptions for medical, legal, or behavioral cases, this is guaranteed to cause problems. All it takes is the wrong interaction by a stupid person who isn't aware of the exemptions to set off the patient. I'm sure we'll see or hear of busybodies questioning those without masks. Demanding to know what their medical exemption is, who their doctor is, and so forth. While most patients know to not reveal anything, some might be angered or confused and then blurt out personal information or their condition which is none of the public's business. Or patient involvement with law enforcement. LEOs might not know of all the exemptions. These kinds of interactions have occasionally escalated. Have you seen the virual video of the policeman pepper -spraying a man at Tim Horton's in Montreal? You want that here? I know you're not going to rescind the (illegal) order, but you have to think about these people. When we went through H1N1 pandemic in 2009, there was no mask order. We were told that masks weren't needed and are not effective at prevention, and there are numerous controlled studies with health care workers over the decades that prove this. Don't cite me the bogus "studies" quickly published in the past few months based on numbers because that's nothing but propaganda. Don't cite me anything from Lancet, the same bunch who published the vaccines = autism fraud. During 2009's H1N1 pandemic, testing stopped once a few positives popped up in communities, especially college towns. We know it's going around. We didn't have hysterical "numbers porn" then. It's not necessary. We said back then that there's nothing you can do except wash your hands, don't go into crowds, and keep those with comordbities from the general public. This isn't 1918, although a lot of people think most of the deaths in 1918 were from overuse of aspirin. The bodies aren't being stacked in the street today. Most who test positive don't have symptoms or don't have to be hospitalized. We have numerous courses of treatment that work. I don't want to see any stories in the news about the police being called on people, but that's going to happen. I think you want it to happen. Kellie Fruehling From: Cathy Kovach <catherinemkovach@gmail.com> Sent: Wednesday, July 22, 2020 2:59 PM To: Council Subject: Mask mandate 1 IRflK Dear Council Members, While managing the spread of Covid-19 is essential to the public health, issuing a mask mandate that carries misdemeanor penalties is counter to recent efforts to reduce policing and serve racial justice issues. Adding low level criminal penalties puts Black Iowa Citians at increased risk of disproportionate police contract. Please rewrite the policy to focus on business and government operations and add enforcement by public health agencies rather than the police department. Assign fines for code violations, rather than criminal penalties. Make any fines to individuals low enough to not be excessively punitive, or eliminate them altogether. Social justice needs inform every council decision if Iowa City is going to make progress. Thank you, Cathy Kovach Kellie Fruehling From: Valerie Bowman <valeriebowman2@gmail.com> Sent: Wednesday, July 22, 2020 3:00 PM To: Council Subject: Thank you for face protection announcement Hi, Mayor Teague, I want to extend to you my appreciation and support for your decision to require face masks/protection in Iowa City. I have read and heard numerous comments and recommendations by healthcare experts who say that if we all just wear face masks and stay six feet apart, we can beat this virus within four to six weeks. Please stay the course. Your action demonstrates that you have the health and welfare of your constituents at heart. Thank you, John J. Bowman 136 Prairie Hill Lane Iowa City, IA 52246 916-751-9189 This email is from an external source. Kellie Fruehling From: Richard Keller <rm.keller@icloud.com> Sent: Wednesday, July 22, 2020 7:55 PM To: Council Subject: Fwd: Bikers, joggers, and walkers on Clear Creek Trail Dear Iowa City City Council - I am forwarding an email that I sent to Mayor Lundell of Coralville. Please see below. Sincerely, Richard M Keller 1400 5th Street Apt 2 Coralville, IA 52241 Begin forwarded message: From: Richard Keller <rm.keller@icloud.com> Date: 7/22/2020 To: jlundell@coralville.org Subject: Bikers, joggers, and walkers on Clear Creek Trail Mayor Lundell - I am writing you to let you know what seems to be happening on Clear Creek Trail. I think it will concern you. I know it greatly concerns me. I used Clear Creek Trail today (7/22/202) to take a long walk this afternoon. Along the way I must have encountered 25-35 people in all stages of life including mothers with strollers and toddlers. I am not exaggerating when I say I was the ONLY one on the trail that bothered to employ a mask as needed and I was the ONLY one to initiate social distancing as needed. Many times my social distancing space was entered into rudely and abruptly by cyclists who gave no warning and left me in their slipstream. I don't consider Clear Creek trail to be safe anymore because of this, which is a shame and a huge disappointment because it's such a beautiful little trail and fun to walk. On my way today I made sure to stop and take some pictures of the wildflowers (they were quite nice today). I don't feel comfortable doing that anymore until some alteration in behavior is achieved. I don't think these people are bad. I just think that they haven't thought things through and they need some guidance. In my opinion, I'm afraid we may be forced to shut down the trail if this doesn't stop. And I think that would disappoint everyone. Sincerely, Richard M Keller 1400 5th Street Apt 2 Coralville, IA 52241 Kellie Fruehling From: Bomar, Hailey <hailey-bomar@uiowa.edu> Sent: Friday, July 24, 2020 7:29 AM To: Council Subject: Concerns about Iowa City residents & COVID-19 Attachments: 84E9E700-B8B8-4EA6-BB4E-696 D4E972DB9 jpeg; 430F124C-882A-46EE-AC56- BD6221158B43jpeg A To the City Council Members of Iowa City, I am deeply concerned about our community during this critical moment in the COVID-19 pandemic. As a university student and staff member as well as a member of the community, I have been losing sleep over the risks posed to our city with the university reopening. I stand firmly in the belief that the sheer volume of students is an abhorrent risk in itself, let alone the fact that what they do outside of classrooms (in the Iowa City and Coralville communities and in the residence halls) is completely out of anyone's control. This is on my mind because last night I was enjoying a socially -distanced night with friends at the City Park tennis courts that was interrupted by what can only be described as a horde. Despite the mask mandate, despite the spike in cases nationwide and locally, 50+ people that were very clearly students showed up at the courts with only a few wearing masks and with no distancing in place. It was clear that everyone at the courts immediately felt unsafe, as evidenced by body language and people abruptly abandoning their games. Our friend confronted the person who seemed to be the "MC" of this tennis tournament, asking him why no one was distancing or wearing masks and explaining the risk that this posed to others. They tried to placate us by telling us the event was outdoors and therefore safe. There was absolutely no reasoning to be had. Members of the group who were wearing masks as accessories (hanging from ears, pulled down around their chins) asked us where our masks were — we wear them as we enter and leave the courts but not while playing, which is permissible by the mask mandate. We were intimidated off the courts by the behavior of others and by one of the members who followed us to our car and bikes. Despite our deep misgivings about calling the cops due to our feelings about America's police state, we felt that the situation warranted it due to the obvious risk the situation posed. The cop who came issued a warning but did not disburse the crowd. This is dispatch #20102617 in the ICPD report on 7/23/2020. 1 feel the need to emphasize that my issue is not with the group members who were playing on the courts but the large gathering of people who were standing outside in a social gathering and in defiance of the mask mandate. I also feel that the handling of this situation would have gone very differently if the group was not majority white people. I am deeply disappointed that the mask mandate does not seem to have any real power and that local authorities are unwilling to enforce the mandate. As a member of our community, this incident made it clear to me that the return of students to the UI campus this fall poses an unacceptable risk and compromises the health of our community members AND their right to peaceful existence. The group knew exactly what they were doing when they showed up to the courts, and they got exactly what they wanted — we were intimidated to leave because we were 1) irritated by their shouting and loud music and 2) absolutely terrified by the statistical undeniability of someone in their group spreading COVID-19. I am asking that the city council apply pressure to the University of Iowa in any way that it can. Clearly the UI cannot be trusted to make decisions that adequately protect the health of students, based on their inane plan to welcome students into residence halls and "socially distanced" classrooms. They are ignoring the obvious, which is that the truly dangerous pathology that students will bring to campus is their inability to consider the impact their behavior has on others, especially the Iowa City community. We can inhibit the spread of COVID-19, but we can't pretend that students will willingly comply with university or Iowa City mandates. Thank you for taking the time to read my message. I appreciate the work that you all do for our community and I am grateful to live in a place where I feel my voice will be heard. Hailey Bomar 88 Olive Ct, Apt 6, Iowa City, 52246 Advisor, UI Office of Student Financial Aid MPH Student, College of Public Health IT i ti - .r 'r= Kellie Fruehling From: Ed Lorson <anasazi123@hotmail.com> Sent: Friday, July 24, 2020 9:45 AM To: Council Subject: masks Thank you for your decision to order Iowa City citizens to wear masks in public. You will undoubtedly face some heat but it was the right thing to do. Thank you. Ed and Ann Lorson Sent from Mail for Wi Kellie Fruehling From: Lynn Gallagher <Iynnga11726@gmail.com> Sent: Friday, July 24, 2020 11:10 AM To: Council Subject: re: mask policy RISK Dear City Council, I support your mask policy and thank you for taking a stand. Best Lynn Gallagher 1550 Taft Ave Ne Solon, la 52333 Kellie Fruehling From: Katharine Nicholson <katharn123@gmail.com> Sent: Friday, July 24, 2020 11:21 AM To: Council Subject: Thank you Thank you to the entire council for standing up for home rule. Katharine Nicholson, Reno St. Kellie Fruehling From: Diane Norden <dianecnorden@gmail.com> Sent: Friday, July 24, 2020 1:05 PM To: Council Subject: Masks Dear Iowa City Council Members, Thank you for mandating masks in Iowa City! 11 think it's absolutely the right thing to do and I'm so proud of you for taking this action!! Diane Norden Member of 100 Grannies.org Kellie Fruehling From: Linda Quinn <quinnhenry@msn.com> Sent: Friday, July 24, 2020 1:14 PM To: Council Subject: Thank You! Dear Council Members, Thank you A so much for enacting the mask policy. And kudos 2for showing leadership when our governor and president were sorely lacking. Your policy gives me confidence to get out and do a bit of local business. Linda Quinn 2949 Creighton ST, Iowa City Kellie Fruehling From: Diane Lahr <delozierlahr53@gmail.com> Sent: Friday, July 24, 2020 1:43 PM To: Council Subject: Thank you for your policy My husband and I are proud of the leadership and compassion you have shown by requiring face masks. You give us hope that someone cares about the welfare of their citizens. This pandemic is not going away unless we collectively choose the side of the scientists and wear masks and social distance. We are grateful to you for holding strong and being united in the policy. Rick and Diane Lahr 5066 American Legion Iowa City, IA Kellie Fruehling From: pat bowen <patjbowen@gmail.com> Sent: Friday, July 24, 2020 1:50 PM To: Council; bruce-teague@iowa-city Subject: Thank you! . Dear Council and mayor, Thank you, thank you, thank you for your stand/mandate on wearing face coverings. I know it has become a political issue which is totally unfortunate. To me it is a health issue and we need to care about the health of our community . I'm sure you are getting unfavorable responses too so just wanted to let you know I appreciate what you have done! Another 451 Iowans confirmed between yesterday at loam and today. Very sad. We could have done better, but we certainly lack leadership at our state and federal levels. Thanks for doing your part. Stay safe, everyone. Pat Bowen 1210 Village Rd Iowa City 52240 This email is from an external source. Kellie Fruehling From: Jan Locher <locherj@mchsi.com> Sent: Friday, July 24, 2020 1:51 PM To: Council Subject: Thanks for masks proclamation Thank you for helping our community get serious about the need to wear masks if we are going to stop this virus. Hopefully the next time we have a viral outbreak people will understand and we will have a sensible governor and president. And US senators! Jan Locher Sent from my iPad This email is from an external source. Kellie Fruehling From: Carole Buchmiller <cbuchmiller@gmail.com> Sent: Friday, July 24, 2020 2:59 PM To: Council Subject: Face masks City Council, I commend you action regarding the wearing of face masks. This is important in order to get to the end of this virus. Thanks again, Carole Buchmiller 657 Larch Lane Iowa City, IA Sent from my Wad This email is from an external source. Kellie Fruehling From: Becky Hall <beckyha112012@gmail.com> Sent: Friday, July 24, 2020 3:31 PM To: Bruce Teague; Council Subject: Masks A RI X Dear Mayor Teague and City Council, Thank you so much for mandating the wearing of face coverings in Iowa City. It makes me feel safer if I have to go out. It also has saved many arguments that I have with my husband because now he has to wear a mask when he goes out. This mandate will save lives, maybe mine or my husband's. Thank you for your courage in standing up for what is right! Becky Hall Iowa City Kellie Fruehling From: MARY Kirkpatrick <PATCHWORKMARYJ@msn.com> Sent: Friday, July 24, 2020 3:52 PM To: Council; Bruce Teague Subject: Thank you for protecting us!! A ■ 61144 To Mayor Teague and the City of Iowa City Council, Thank you so much for requiring face masks to be worn in Iowa City. I am very grateful that you are making the protection of local people the priority for your decisions, rather than state policies and public pressure. As an older person, this gives me peace of mind and a sense of safety. With gratitude, Mary Kirkpatrick 431 Elmridge Avenue Iowa City Kellie Fruehling From: Sally Hartman <sallyahartman@hotmail.com> Sent: Saturday, July 25, 2020 2:10 PM To: Council Subject: Masks Dear City Council Members, Who wants to wear a mask? I do! I want to wear one to keep everyone safe! I want to wear one so that others who don't want to wear one will realize they are an outlier. I want to wear one because wearing one is a moral imperative. Thank you for your efforts to thwart the Corona 19 virus. No one knows better about how to thwart the Corona virus than those in local government. I feel safer in my community because of you. Sally Hartman 826 Roosevelt Street Kellie Fruehling From: cyclophil@aol.com Sent: Saturday, July 25, 2020 2:32 PM To: Bruce Teague; Council Subject: Mask policy I RISK Thank you Mayor Teague [and city council] for instituting a mask policy for Iowa City. It is the simplest to do of the effective ways for people to avoid spreading the coronavirus. P.H. Heckel Kellie Fruehling From: Michael <mike_and,joyce@msn.com> Sent: Saturday, July 25, 2020 5:11 PM To: Council Subject: Masks You have my support on this issue. Joyce Myer Sent from my Whone This email is from an external source. Kellie Fruehling From: anne silander <nn.silander@gmail.com> Sent: Saturday, July 25, 2020 5:32 PM To: Council Subject: Thank you for making masks mandatory! I DISK Mayor Teague, Council Women and Men, Thank you all for looking out for the well being of residents of Iowa City by making masks mandatory. It is not a burden and a simple thing which can improve outcomes for all, especially older folks like myself. One would think requiring masks during a global pandemic be considered good practice and logical. Sadly our governor endorses, and colludes with a tyrant who continues to present false narratives about the virus, and those who practice their first amendment rights of free speech. To adapt or acquiesce in the face of authoritarian threats to democracy, will only lead to greater tyranny. Thank you for standing up! With gratitude - in solidarity, Aaron Silander 741 Grant St Iowa City, IA 52240 Kellie Fruehling From: Sandra Schuldt <ss_chuldt@icloud.com> Sent: Sunday, July 26, 2020 7:49 AM To: Council Subject: Masks To our Iowa City Council Members: THANK YOU FOR TAKING A STRONG STAND BY MANDATING FACE MASKS! As a person at risk I am very supportive of your actions to help reduce our case numbers and protect our citizens. As we look forward to university students returning to campus it is essential to get our COVID cases under control. With appreciation for your action, Sandra Schuldt Sent from my Whone This email is from an external source. Kellie Fruehling From: clan lechay <danlechay62@gmail.com> Sent: Sunday, July 26, 2020 10:00 AM To: Council Subject: masks I applaud your support for wearing a mask. Thanks for your courage. This email is from an external source. Kellie Fruehling From: Karen Fox <spiraloflight953@gmail.com> Sent: Sunday, July 26, 2020 5:01 PM To: Council Subject: Thank you! A ' RISK Dear Mayor Teague and councilors, I want you to know i strongly support your courage to stand up to the Governor and mandating face covering. Thank you! Bravo! Karen Fox Peace in the world begins with peace in your heart. Make peace and share it! Karen J. Fox Spiral of Light Energy Alignment spiraloflight953@gmail.com www.spiraloflieht.co 319-330-2043 Advanced ThetaHealer and Practitioner Reiki Master Sound Healing with Crystal Bowls Guided Meditation Kellie Fruehling From: Becky <beckyross@aol.com> Sent: Sunday, July 26, 2020 8:56 PM To: Council Subject: mask policy AI i RI K To the IC City Council; Thank you for approving a mask policy for Iowa City. I've been watching the news about Covid19 and believe that this is the only way we will get past this pandemic. Thanks again, Becky Ross Kellie Fruehling From: Dave Gallaher <gallaherdave@gmail.com> Sent: Monday, July 27, 2020 9:30 AM To: Council Subject: Masks - Thanks! An Thanks for mandating that all of us wear face coverings when out in public! I appreciate your leadership. Dave Gallaher Kellie Fruehling From: Tim Borchardt <tjborc@yahoo.com> Sent: Wednesday, July 29, 2020 11:33 AM To: Council Subject: Virus and the mask AD Hospitalized by County Cow" G6nf r"md COM40 Patients county Citri ru" COVID-19 Patience comy Conftmetl COVIDAD Patients Adar a d 0 Monona 0 1 Frankhr., 4 MonroeJ 4 0 rerrsant 0 Mongomcry ? 1 [ Greene 0 Muscatine 1 Audubon 0 Grundy O'Brien 1 Serd n 2 Cid I Osceola 0 Hawk iii« HamiltD6 D Page 0 Bocce 2 ;Hancock t Palo Alio i BMW 2 Hardin 3 Pym�ouln 2 Harresor) 0 Pocahontas 1' itterri Vat d} He. y t Polk 45 Buder0 Howard 0 Ponawaftx a + otnt 0 Humtx t 0 Paw"hiek 0 parr 3 Ida R�n4gald 0 Gans 1 Iowa t Sac � 2 Jack< 2 sc u 15 mGQttle , 9 JaWer j- 3 Shelby @ Gtr _ 0 Jefferson 0 sfoux 1 I a Johnson 1.0 :story 6 Piat1� 0 Jones 1 Tama w 2 Clay a Keokuk fl imlqr 0 Iaytort i1 Kossuth0 Union 3 contan 4 Le -e � 1 _ Van B+ufm 0 Crawford 4 1 Unn a wa " 4 baiias 2 Louisa t Warren 3 bavis !] Lucas 0 Wash ton 3 0 Lon 2 _ Wane 0 %QIi11(AIgA 2 hladtson 0 web-ster 5 x 2 Niahaska 0 Winnebago 2 1 Marion 2 winneshielt 0 22 Niarsha3l 5 Woodbury 10 0 kids Ifi Worth 1' miloell _ f Wn tht ' 2 on Of Stift I is Total Iowa 2. Total COVID-19 PatientS 253 As Of: 7127f20 2.;42 PM The sky is not falling this is a pure power grab. Tim Borchardt 52 Regal In I.C. 319-930-6569 Sent from Yahoo Mail on Android Kellie Fruehling From: Liz Willmore <elizabeth.willmore@gmail.com> Sent: Friday, July 31, 2020 5:28 PM To• council Late Handouts Distributed Subject: Thank you for the mask mandate 3 - c� (Date) Dear City Council members, Thank you for having the courage to issue a mask mandate in our city. It's the right thing to do for the safety of our community and our workers. As a teacher and a parent, I hope that this mandate will help get transmission rates under control for a safer return to school this fall. Thank you for the work you all do for our city. Best wishes, Liz Willmore Kellie Fruehling From: Sent: To: Subject: Mark and Andrea Farrier <thefarriers@yahoo.com> Saturday, August 1, 2020 6:30 PM Council; Laura Bergus; Susan Mims; Pauline Taylor, John Thomas; Mazahir Salih; Bruce Teague; Janice Weiner Mask Mandate Late, Handouts Distributed ,�S ^3-2o ARI�K(Date) I live in rural Johnson County, but i have an Iowa City address and have always done most of my shopping, etc. in Iowa City. I can't tell you how disappointed I was when you passed a city-wide mask mandate, particularly because your wording was an overreaching and unenforceable (illegal) imposition on citizens and businesses. However, my bigger concern since the mandate took effect has been my own health and the health and safety of my family and community. I've watched when I've been out as people have spread whatever expanse of cloth they could rig up across their noses and mouths, seemingly unaware of just how small a virus really is based on the weaves and types of masks they wear. This mandate is NOT science -based, and neither are the responses that citizens are having to it. I've also watched in horror as these masks - which undoubtedly are not washed or sanitized regularly and therefore become moist, sticky traps for all manner of infection - have caused the public to touch, fondle, pick, and otherwise mess with their faces at a rate far, far higher than they ever would have done without a mask. I now am much more afraid of catching something in public because I see the hand -to -mask -to item touching that's going on. From what I can tell, every can of food on the shelf, cart, door handle, etc. is much more likely to contain contagions now than ever before. Frankly, I appreciate your desire to keep people safe, but I can't help but think that an effort to "at least so something" (a cry we hear so often these days) is actually worse for us than if we had let people make up their own minds about masks. Please consider the data below: May 5, 20202, the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention published an article in their peer- reviewed journal called Emerging Infectious Diseases which offered a pooled analysis of previous studies on viral disease prevention. Their conclusions regarding masks can best be summarized by the direct quotes that follow: "we found no significant reduction in influenza transmission with the use of face masks" "Our systematic review found no significant effect of face masks on transmission of laboratory - confirmed influenza." From a paragraph discussing homemade cloth facemasks - "improper use [cloth masks] might increase the risk for transmission" A June 2020, article from doctors at the Dept. of Infectious Diseases and Microbiology at a children's hospital in Australia doesn't even recommend that even healthcare professionals wear masks, and further concluded: "There is no good evidence that facemasks protect the public against infection with respiratory viruses, including COVID-19." "experiments have shown that surgical and cotton masks do not trap the SARS-CoV-2 (COVID-19) virus, which can be detected on the outer surface of the masks for up to 7 days." "wearing a facemask for hours without changing it and without washing hands every time they [presymptomatic or asymptomatic infected wearers] touched the mask could paradoxically increase the risk of infecting others." The World Health Organization does NOT recommend that people wear face masks unless they are caring for someone with an active case of COVID-19. A representative from the WHO said, "Masks should only be used by health care workers, caretakers or by people who are sick with symptoms of fever or cough." Even Dr. Anthony Fauci said in a March 2020 interview, "When you're in the middle of an outbreak, wearing a mask might make people feel a little bit better, and it might even block a droplet, but it's not providing the perfect protection that people think that it is, and often there are unintended consequences. People keep fiddling with the mask and they keep touching their face." I understand that you have a tremendous responsibility when it comes to protecting the health and safety of our citizens. However, you are also tasked with protecting our rights and freedoms, and this mandate would take us in the wrong direction in all of these areas. The unintended consequences and potential for INCREASED disease transmission from improper mask usage and the removal of individual rights and choices is not the right choice for Iowa City, which is why I urge you to lift this ineffective, unenforceable, and ill-advised mandate. Respectfully, Andrea Farrier Kellie Fruehling From: anne silander <nn.silander@gmail.com> Sent: Monday, August 3, 2020 11:30 PM To: Council Late,Handouts Distributed Subject: Measures to prevent community spread of Covid-19 <�-1--20 A (Date) Members of the City Council, Many thanks for the measures you are taking to keep our City safe! We are very concerned about the 35,000 University students returning soon. Sadly, I believe this will be a disaster for our community re Covid-19. This may be a good time to stand up to our Governor, who has a 28% approval rating for her handling of the pandemic. If indeed they do come, one way to "mitigate" community spread would be to close the bars, and impose a curfew. These are difficult decisions, but the well being - the lives, and the viability of our healthcare resources are at stake. Please take further measures to prevent community spread of Covid-19! Thank you! Sincerely, Aaron Silander 741 Grant St Iowa City, IA 52240 Kellie Fruehling From: Carol deProsse <lonetreefox@mac.com> LateBandouts Distributed Sent: Tuesday, August 4, 2020 8:28 AM To: Council Subject: COVID-19 (Date) Council, Why the pandemic is so bad in America. A long article, but worth your time (even if you read it in sections over a few days.) It gets at many of the issues that negatively affect our nation. And yes, it's highly critical of the moron in the White House. https: //protect -us. mimecast.com/s/286QCzpAjgLymz4u4F-xJ?domain=theatlantic. com Carol deProsse This email is from an external source. CITY OIF IOWA CITY www.icgov.org August 4, 2020 ATTACHMENTS: Item Number: 8.b. Description Black Lives Matter Movement/Systemic Racism/Police Policies: Carol deProsse Kellie Fruehling From: Carol deProsse <lonetreefox@mac.com> Sent: Thursday, July 23, 2020 12:59 PM To: Council; Community Police Review Board; Bill Campbell; Geoff Fruin Subject: Walz signs police accountability bill sparked by Floyd's death - https://protect- us.mimecast.com/s/eyufCW61 NAirQONH6yGXq?domain=startribune.com https: //protect -us. mimecast. com/s/ BnxoCXD POBfF,gmkuVXTFT?domain=startribune. com This email is from an external source. Item Number: 8.c. CITY OIF IOWA CITY www.icgov.org August 4, 2020 ATTACHMENTS: Description Peter Kaboli -Alcohol consumption downtown Kellie Fruehling From: Kaboli, Peter J. <Peter.Kaboli@va.gov> Sent: Monday, July 27, 2020 2:35 PM To: Council Subject: RE: [EXTERNAL] Re: Alcohol consumption downtown FiISK I sent the below email to Nancy Bird and she suggested I cc you all. Thanks you for making Iowa City a wonderful place to live. On Mon, Jul 27, 2020 at 1:23 PM Kaboli, Peter J. <Peter.Kaboli@va.gov> wrote: Nancy, Sorry to add to your in -box, but as long-time Iowa City resident and big supporter of downtown, I think the current loosening of outdoor dining restrictions and the consumption of alcohol is a really positive move. As you know, outdoor dining with alcohol is an expectation in European countries and a real positive in my opinion. The annual Block party was an incredible success and the creation of the Goosetown pedestrian street area is a great idea. However, I've heard the city is "cracking down" on alcohol sales. On Saturday we went to Goosetown to have a Kombucha and were told the only way we could take it outside is if we had it put into a can and sealed up. Goosetown Cafe said they had to put it into plastic with a lid. Seems like a wasteful extra step that doesn't change the consumption issue. During this time of COVID-19, we want to encourage outdoor dining and drinking and discourage being indoors. For that reason alone, it would make sense to loosen these "rules". Moving forward Iowa City should make this a permanent change and encourage responsible drinking and get rid of the "open container" rules. This is a great opportunity to see how it goes and tweak the rules as things play out with the pandemic. Thanks for all you do for Iowa City. Pete,- Peter J. Kaboli, MD, MS Hospitalist and Investigator, Center for Access and Delivery Research and Evaluation (CADRE) Iowa City VA Healthcare System Professor of Internal Medicine, University of Iowa Carver College of Medicine Iowa City, IA 52245 Peter.kaboli@va.gov 319-330-6131 cell 319-338-0581 x63-3863 office 319-688-3802 fax Item Number: 8.d. CITY OIF IOWA CITY www.icgov.org August 4, 2020 ATTACHMENTS: Description Maya Sims - Community Transportation Committee Kellie Fruehling From: Maya Sims <mayasims219@gmail.com> Sent: Monday, July 27, 2020 1:33 PM To: Council Subject: Community Transportation Committee Attachments: CTC Letter to IC City Council.pdf My name is Maya Sims and I am the advocacy intern for the Community Transportation Committee. While recent proposals regarding transit in the area address some of the community's needs, they do not meet all of the community's needs. As such, we would like to discuss the future of Iowa City transit at the next meeting. Attached is a letter co-signed by community organizations asking the council to take immediate action to improve the lives of Iowa City workers. Thank you, Maya Sims CTC 7/20/2020 Iowa City City Council Members, The purpose of this letter is to encourage Iowa City Transit to enhance transportation services for all working citizens of Iowa City and collaboratively work towards achieving the transit study goals. In the Iowa City 2018-2019 Strategic Plan, the Council stated an intention "to undertake a comprehensive assessment of Iowa City's public transit system and to implement changes to assure that the service best meets the needs of the entire community." While the proposed scenarios resulting from the transit study answer some of the community's needs, transit service for 2nd shift workers and Sunday workers, though addressed in the plan's long term goals, has not been given the priority it deserves. In the Community Transportation Committee's 2015 study we learned that low income and BIPOC workers have an unmet need for late night and Sunday service. In 2015, one-third of the workers we surveyed had lost a job or gave up looking for a job they wanted due to transportation difficulties. Therefore, we request immediate action be taken to fund transit services that serve 2nd shift workers and Sunday workers. The workers in our community deserve to be at the top of our priorities, not a few years down the road. In light of recent analysis of the City of Iowa City's budget by the Iowa Freedom Riders, it was revealed that in FY19 and FY21 the Iowa City budget allocated over 20 times more funding to Police than Public Transit. We submit that this apportionment of the funds is not meeting the immediate needs of the community. We believe that additional funding for transportation would better serve the community. In addition to funds reallocated from law enforcement, we request that the City Council commit to directing staff to seek state and federal grants for employment -focused transit initiatives and developing public-private partnerships that enhance the affordability of transit for workers. The Federal Transit Administration offers many grant programs for cities with adequate plans to improve their public transit. The Iowa Department of Transportation also offers alternative funding methods that Iowa City could apply for next year. Sincerely, Community Transportation Committee Center for Worker Justice of Eastern Iowa Democratic Socialists of America Iowa City Chapter Iowa Freedom Riders Coralville Community Food Pantry r Kellie Fruehling From: Maya Sims <mayasims219@gmail.com> Sent: Monday, August 3, 2020 3:04 PM To: Council Late, Handouts Distilbuted Subject: CTC Attachments: Final CTC Letter to City 7_2020 (2).pdf (Date) �Isrc Hello, I have registered to speak at tomorrow's meeting but wanted to send an updated version of our letter to the council as more organizations have opted to co-sign the letter. Attached is the updated letter, Thank you, Maya Sims CTC 7/20/2020 Iowa City City Council Members, The purpose of this letter is to encourage Iowa City Transit to enhance transportation services for all working citizens of Iowa City and collaboratively work towards achieving the transit study goals. In the Iowa City 2018-2019 Strategic Plan, the Council stated an intention "to undertake a comprehensive assessment of Iowa City's public transit system and to implement changes to assure that the service best meets the needs of the entire community." While the proposed scenarios resulting from the transit study answer some of the community's needs, transit service for 2nd shift workers and Sunday workers, though addressed in the plan's long term goals, has not been given the priority it deserves. In the Community Transportation Committee's 2015 study we learned that low income and BIPOC workers have an unmet need for late night and Sunday service. In 2015, one-third of the workers we surveyed had lost a job or gave up looking for a job they wanted due to transportation difficulties. Therefore, we request immediate action be taken to fund transit services that serve 2nd shift workers and Sunday workers. The workers in our community deserve to be at the top of our priorities, not a few years down the road. In light of recent analysis of the City of Iowa City's budget by the Iowa Freedom Riders, it was revealed that in FY19 and FY21 the Iowa City budget allocated over 20 times more funding to Police than Public Transit. We submit that this apportionment of the funds is not meeting the immediate needs of the community. We believe that additional funding for transportation would better serve the community. In addition to funds reallocated from law enforcement, we request that the City Council commit to directing staff to seek state and federal grants for employment -focused transit initiatives and developing public-private partnerships that enhance the affordability of transit for workers. The Federal Transit Administration offers many grant programs for cities with adequate plans to improve their public transit. The Iowa Department of Transportation also offers alternative funding methods that Iowa City could apply for next year. Sincerely, Community Transportation Committee Center for Worker Justice of Eastern Iowa Democratic Socialists of America Iowa City Chapter Iowa Freedom Riders Coralville Community Food Pantry Successful Living Domestic Violence Intervention Program Kellie Fruehlina From: AJ <fivecaloriebanjo@yahoo.com> Sent: Monday, August 3, 2020 5:15 PM To: Laura Bergus; Janice Weiner Late Handouts Distributed Cc: Council Subject: TRC Application Ideas from a few South District Residents Attachments: TRC Application Process_SDNA Ideas_2020.pdf g -� (Date) AR11K Dear Councilwomen Bergus and Weiner, Please find attached to this email a letter from several active South District neighborhood residents regarding some suggestions to consider when developing the application process for the TRC. Thank you all for your time and energy put forth in creating this new commission. It's so exciting! !! Respectfully, Angie Jordan August 3, 2020 To Our Iowa City Mayor, Mayor Pro Tem and City Council Members: We are residents from the South District Neighborhood i. a Iowa City and have come together to submit a few recommendations for the Council's consideration when creating the Truth and Reconciliation Commission (TRC) and its application process. We unanimously support the following items: • TRC membership should be made up of Iowa City residents who are directly experiencing and/or have directly experienced the social injustice this commission is tasked to uncover, collect and share. • TRC membership size should be on the larger size to include a diversity of the above mentioned experiences from people of color and group/organizational representation. • TRC membership should include slots specifically for people of color from areas of town that have a high makeup of people of color who have experienced these injustices (eg. South District Neighborhood). • TRC should serve with the legitimacy and sustainability of a City of Iowa City Council -selected Commission. We are grateful for your time and consideration. Respectfully, Angie & Jason Jordan (Apple Ct.) Eric Harris (Sandusky Dr.- Central) Shaquita Smith (Davis St.) Tatiana Washington (Taylor Dr.) Jessica Bovey (Hollywood Ave. - West) Megan Alter (Aspen Ct.) Kelcey Patrick -Ferree (Sandusky Dr. - West) Southdistrictneighborhood(&gmail.com CITY OIF IOWA CITY www.icgov.org August 4, 2020 ATTACHMENTS: Description Robert Dostal - Curbside Recycling Item Number: 8.e. Friday July 24, 2020 Office of the Mayor City of Iowa City 410 E. Washington St. 52240 Honorable Mayor: have questions concerning residential trash pick-up per the" Curbside Recycling Sheet." Nothing is said about containerizing items for curbside recycling. Does this mean that we are to let our discards be scattered by the wind? On the second line, of the "Curbside" instructions, we are told to flatten a box into smaller pieces. Is this the instruction to destroy a potentially useful container? Recycling drop-off locations. I am 81 years old I gave up driving 2 - 3 years ago. Legally, I can still drive, but you don't want me driving around town in my lopsided mental condition. So please tell me how I am to dispose of "items not acceptied in curbside recycling?" I've got an idea. Excuse anyone from curbside recycling who would rather pay a modest fee appended to his utility bill each each month. Plese give this issue some thought, I am very truly yours, r� %l O" V9&A_a Robert G. Dostal - N) ... F75 CITY OIF IOWA CITY www.icgov.org August 4, 2020 ATTACHMENTS: Item Number: 8.f. Description David Leshtz: James Alan McPherson Lynette Marshall - Recognizing James Alan McPherson through naming an Iowa City park Jane Van Voorhis - James Alan McPherson Park Proposal Kellie Fruehling From: David Leshtz <dleshtz@gmail.com> Sent: Monday, July 20, 2020 12:19 PM To: Council Cc: Geoff Fruin Subject: James Alan McPherson Dear Council Members, Larry Baker, in a recent letter to the editor of the PC, suggested consideration of naming a park after Pulitzer Prize-winning writer James Alan McPherson. Mr. McPherson lived on Rundell St. from 1981 until his death on July 27, 2o16. Close to where he lived is a pocket park reachable by an alley off Sheridan Ave. This park was tentatively named Rogers Green after its previous owner (since deceased) who maintained it for many years, but I don't think the city ever officially designated it. If discussions are held regarding park namings, this one would be particularly appropriate for Mr. McPherson, a popular neighbor who lived just a few blocks from it for 35 years. Thank you - David Leshtz 1411 Sheridan Ave. 319-621-4205 This email is from an external source. Kellie Fruehling From: Lynette Marshall <Lynette.Marshall@foriowa.org> Sent: Wednesday, July 29, 2020 1:49 PM To: Council Cc: Is-chang@uiowa.edu; Jeffery Ford Subject: Recognizing James Alan McPherson through naming and Iowa City park A1 RI K Dear Members of the City Council: First I wish to thank you for your tireless work over the last several weeks as our community has been moved to make important advances in recognizing our Black and Brown community members and in addressing long-standing issues of systemic racism and social justice. I have admired the way in which you have handled the important conversation and challenging situations you have faced. Thank you for your service and thank you for continuing to make me proud to be a member of this rich and vibrant community. I write today because I am eager to support the timely suggestion of Lan Samantha Chang, director of the Iowa Writers' Workshop, to name one of Iowa City's lovely parks after James Alan McPherson. Professor McPherson was a graduate of Harvard Law School and the Iowa Writers' Workshop. He was the first African American writer to win a Pulitzer Prize in Fiction. He was among the first class of individuals to receive the MacArthur Foundation's "genius prize." Jim was also a renowned essayist and author. But when asked for what title he held, Jim's answer was "teacher." With his compassion, humility, dedication, generosity and kindness, he influenced generations of writers at the Iowa Writers' Workshop and contributed substantially to the betterment of the world through the literary arts. am grateful for your consideration. Lynette Lynette Marshall THE The University of Iowa Center for Advancement UNIV'EPSIIY President and CEO OF IOWA TEL 319-467-3808 ADDRESS One West Park Road, Iowa City, IA 52242 Center for f Advancement NOTICE: The University of Iowa Center for Advancement, an operational name for the State University of Iowa Foundation, is registered to solicit charitable contributions in all U.S. states requiring registration. See our disclosure statement at www.foriowa.org/about/disclosures/. This e-mail and any attachment(s) are for the intended recipient's sole use and may contain information that is proprietary, privileged, confidential, or otherwise legally exempt from disclosure. If you received this e-mail in error, delete all copies and immediately notify the sender by reply e-mail. If you are not the intended recipient, you are not authorized to open, read, print, retain, copy, or disseminate this message or any part of it. Kellie Fruehling From: Jane Van Voorhis <Jane.VanVoorhis@foriowa.org> Sent: Wednesday, July 29, 2020 4:04 PM To: Council Subject: James Alan McPherson Park Proposal Dear Iowa City Council, I write to encourage you to consider naming a city park for James Alan McPherson. The work of writers is to tell the story of their time. Professor McPherson did this with courage, eloquence and wisdom. At its best, good writing starts conversations that transcend time, geography and culture. Jim's work does all of this and more, as did his teaching. While both McPherson and his work have traveled the world over, Jim found a beloved home and community in Iowa City. He extended the warmth of his welcome and understanding to students and neighbors alike. He was a beloved friend, teacher and member of our community. His personal narrative informs our shared history. James Alan McPherson's legacy is one that we are called to honor. I think a James Alan McPherson park would be an appropriate and meaningful gesture. Thank you for your consideration. Sincerely, Jane Van Voorhis Jane Van Voorhis Assistant Vice President for Development The University of Iowa Center for Advancement One West Park Road, Iowa City, IA 52242 Office: 319-467-3765, Mobile: 319-541-3809 foriowa.oro Center for Advancement NOTICE: The University of Iowa Center for Advancement, an operational name for the State University of Iowa Foundation, is registered to solicit charitable contributions in all U.S. states requiring registration. See our disclosure statement at www.foriowa.org/about/disclosures/. This e-mail and any attachment(s) are for the intended recipient's sole use and may contain information that is proprietary, privileged, confidential, or otherwise legally exempt from disclosure. If you received this e-mail in error, delete all copies and immediately notify the sender by reply e-mail. If you are not the intended recipient, you are not authorized to open, read, print, retain, copy, or disseminate this message or any part of it. Kellie Fruehling From: Sent: To: Cc: Subject: Dear City Council Members, Levine, Mark A <mark-levine@uiowa.edu> Sunday, August 2, 2020 2:26 PM Council geoff-fru in@ iowa-city.ed i James Alan McPherson Late Handouts Distributed (nate) I am writing to add my support to the small movement that is afoot to name a park in honor of James Alan McPherson. I was a student at the Iowa Writers' Workshop in the late Bos, not long after Jim had joined the faculty, and it was my honor to be Jim's colleague after I returned to be part of the poetry faculty in 1999• I imagine you'll receive many testimonials to Jim's literary genius, humanity and community mindedness. He was the heart of the Writers' Workshop, a man of the utmost integrity and decency, what people from my background would call a "mensch"—a human—in the fullest, richest sense. I urge the City to recognize Jim and to help us all remember the values he stood for. Sincerely, Mark Levine This email is from an external source. CITY OIF IOWA CITY www.icgov.org August 4, 2020 ATTACHMENTS: Item Number: 8.g. Description Sylvia Jones: Renting in Iowa City [Staff response included] [Previously distributed in the 7/21 agenda packet #6.i] Kellie Fruehling From: Eleanor M. Dilkes Sent: Monday, July 27, 2020 5:44 PM To: 'Sylvia Jones'; Council Subject: RE: Renting in Iowa city Ms. Jones, The City of Iowa City does not have the authority to regulate the contractual relationship between tenants and landlords. That relationship is governed by Chapter 562A of the Iowa Code, the Uniform Residential Landlord and Tenant Law. If you have questions about the enforceability of terms of your lease under Iowa law you will need to contact a private attorney. The phone number for the Iowa City Iowa Legal Aid Office is 1-800-532-1275. You can also find information about Iowa Legal Aid at https://www.iowalegalaid.org/. Eleanor M. Dilkes City Attorney =10WAaTY A UNESCO CITY OF tITERArUBE 410 E. Washington Street Iowa City, IA 52240 319-356-5030 Eleanor-dilkes@iowa-city.org wwmicaov.ora X 0 0 From: Sylvia Jones <sylviautley30@gmail.com> Sent: Tuesday, July 14, 2020 11:12 PM To: Council <Council@iowa-city.org> Subject: Renting in Iowa city I'm contacting you because I rent in Iowa city. I have a concern that wasn't reality until this time has come. I am moving out of my current rental unit this month, I have paid the full months rent for this month as I have past months but... according to my lease I am asked to vacate the property 5 days prior to the end of this month. I am renting another unit with the same property manager, I cannot move into the new unit 8/1 UNLESS I sign a waiver to move in without the unit being cleaned or repairs being made? With the life threatening things that we all are experiencing in this worl today ( COVID-19) it's not hard to dismiss this offer. But, I have asked the property manager to consider other options and they of course was ignored. Income today with this pandemic is limited for me it is anyway. So, I have have paid my full months rent for 7/2020, 1 dont have any friends or family that I can live with for 5 days and 6 nights, I have been trying to figure out ways to reduce my out of pocket expenses for these days since 4/2020. The option I'm left with as of today is to: get a hotel that's currently booked at $340 being discounted for the five days 6 nights so that my children and I have a place to stay after I already paid a full months rent plus rent a uhaul that's about $150 or more to have for 6 days since I am not even given til the end of business day to vacate the property but instead asked to be out by 8am 7/26. All of this without any accommodations to even prorate my rent or anything... I am contacting you because I dont know what else to do... like I say I have been trying to figure this out since April, 2020. How can these landlords bill people for something they're not fully recieving? What can I do beside come up with additional money to provide a safe place for my children and myself to live and a somewhat safe place to store my personal belongings? This is not fair at all I need help with this because its not right. Thank you Si Kellie Fruehling From: Carol deProsse <lonetreefox@mac.com> Sent: Monday, August 3, 2020 9:53 AM Late: Handouts Distributed To: Geoff Fruin; Council Subject: Raising Monarchs Geoff, please forward this to the appropriate source. Thank you. (Date) Recent scientific research indicates that Monarchs raised at home and released into the environment do not survive. By harvesting eggs or tiny caterpillars and keeping them in jars or other such containers until they emerge from cocoons and then releasing them is detrimental to their flight patterns. They become disoriented and do not go south as they do in nature. Please check with the ISU Extension Service (Entomology Department) for further information about this. It is not good for the City of Iowa City, no matter how good the intention, to promote something that is harmful to a species already being threatened with extinction. I first heard about this last year of Horticulture Friday on IPR and they had an update on it this year. I would hope that you would remove the video I just saw on NextDoorNeighbor and put out correct information about the negative consequences of raising Monarchs at home. Thank you. Carol deProsse This email is from an external source. Item Number: 10.a. �r CITY OE IOWA CITY www.iogov.org August 4, 2020 A letter of recommendation to the Johnson County Board of Adjustment for a conditional use permit to allow a commercial communications tower at the 4200 block of Yvette St. SW in unincorporated Johnson County. ATTACHMENTS: Description 6taff Report with Attachments P&Z Minutes Letter to County Imo_-: -4� CITY OF IOWA CITY �. M . , EMORANDUM Date: July 16, 2020 To: Planning and Zoning Commission From: Ray Heitner, Associate Planner Re: CU20-02 Conditional Use Permit — Commercial Communication Tower for the 4200 Block of Yvette St. SW in Unincorporated Johnson County Background: Ward Development Services, LLC. has submitted a Conditional Use Permit application to the Johnson County Board of Adjustment for the allowance of a commercial communication tower located on the 4200 block of Yvette St. SW, in Johnson County. It is the role of the Planning and Zoning Commission to determine if the conditional use that is being applied for, a commercial communication tower within the City/County Fringe Area, should be recommended for approval to the City Council. The subject property is within Fringe Area "C" of the Fringe Area Policy Agreement, and outside of the City's growth boundary. The Johnson County Zoning Ordinance requires that cities be allowed to review Conditional Use Permits within their extraterritorial jurisdiction (the area covered by the Fringe Area Agreement). Conditional Use Permits in Johnson County require a 4/5 majority vote of the Board of Adjustment to approve if the use is opposed by a vote of the City Council. The subject property is zoned County Agricultural (A). Adjacent properties to the south and west are also zoned County Agricultural (A). Properties to the east are zoned County Commercial (C) and County Highway Commercial (CH). The property to the immediate north, located on the north side of Hwy. 1, is zoned County Residential (R-10), allowing for residential development on lots that are at least 10 acres. Proposed Land Use: The Johnson County Unified Development Ordinance (UDO) defines a commercial communication tower as "A tower, pole, or similar structure, including supporting lines, cables, wires, braces, or other support structures, designed to hold one or more communications antennas. Communication towers are typically freestanding, guyed or attached to another building." The tower is intended to fill a gap in cellular signal service in the southwestern Johnson County area. The applicant has stated that the tower will provide better connectivity to support emergency response calls needed to service the area. The applicant also stated that there are no options to collocate onto another communications facility in this area. Completion of the proposed tower would allow for up to three other users to use the tower site for colocation of services. Plans attached to the application show a 195' tall commercial communication tower, on a 75' x 75' area. The perimeter of the tower area would be landscaped to County standards. The tower would be protected by an 8' tall fence along the site's perimeter, with an additional three strings of barbed wire atop the fence. As the subject property is located outside of the City's Growth Boundary, the property is not discussed in the City's Comprehensive Plan. While analyzing potential changes to the City's Growth Boundary, the City has identified the subject parcel as a potential area of expansion for July 10, 2020 Page 2 inclusion into the Growth Boundary. The County's future land use map currently shows the subject parcel as planned for Intense Commercial/Low Intensity Industrial land use. The existing neighborhood character features large plots of farmland and scattered rural residences. The subject property contains over 38 acres. The proposed commercial communication tower must comply with the following supplemental conditions (summarized) from section 8.1.23 of the Johnson County Unified Development Ordinance pertaining to commercial communication towers: Provision of additional materials. a. Narrative explaining the proposed location, and why colocation is not being pursued. b. Proof of liability insurance. c. Site plan. d. All plans required by section 8.3 — Environmental Standards. 2. Tower setback requirement from parcel lines of 110% of the tower height. (This equals 214.5 feet for the subject tower application) 3. Installation of a landscaping buffer. 4. Installation of security fencing. 5. Specific lighting standards. 6. Independent inspection of the tower every 36 months. 7. Submission of an operation and maintenance plan. 8. Submission of a decommissioning plan. 9. Compliance with County Environmental Standards. 10. Alterations to tower height or location will have to be legally conforming. The applicant is simultaneously applying for a special exception to reduce the setback requirement from the eastern property line. The tower is proposed to be setback 187 feet from the eastern property line, which does not meet the County's requirement of a setback equaling 110% of the height of the tower (214.5 feet). The review and approval of special exceptions are at the sole discretion of the Johnson County Board of Adjustment. City Analysis: Zoning: The proposed commercial communication tower use is allowed in all County zoning designations except for County Environmental Resource Preservation Zoning District (ERP). The use is therefore an allowable conditional use in the County Agricultural (A) zone. The subject property already contains a transmission tower, which would be situated approximately 141 feet from the proposed tower. City and County Planning staff requested that the applicant provide a statement detailing how the communication tower can be located safely in proximity to the transmission tower. The applicant was able to provide a statement from the project engineer (see Attachment 5), certifying that in the rare event that would cause the tower to fall, the maximum fall zone radius would equal about'/2 of the tower height. July 10, 2020 Page 3 Fringe Area Agreement: For agriculturally zoned properties located outside of the City's Growth Boundary, the Fringe Area Agreement directs uses to be consistent with a Rural/Agricultural area as indicated in the Johnson County Land Use Plan and as designated in the Johnson County Unified Development Ordinance. The County Unified Development Ordinance permits commercial communication towers as a conditional use in Agricultural Zoning Districts. Current and Future Land Use: As noted above, the subject parcel might be included in a potential future expansion of the City's Growth Boundary. The County's Future Land Use Plan indicates that the subject parcel is slated for Intense Commercial/Low Intensity Industrial land use. City staff finds that the proposed use is appropriate for either the existing agricultural land use, or the potential future designated commercial/industrial land use. Communication towers can be found in abundance in agricultural zones, and if the existing surrounding land use and zoning persist, the overall character of the subject parcel will not be greatly affected by the existence of the tower. Likewise, the existing County Commercial zoning to the east of the subject parcel is already adjacent to a transmission tower on the subject property. Assuming the tower is built, any new occupants of a commercially oriented future land use on the subject parcel would be developing on the parcel with the understanding that the parcel hosts two rather large utility towers. Compliance with County Conditions: Staff recommends that the conditional use permit for the tower at the proposed location only be allowed if the applicant can obtain the necessary special exception to reduce the required setback distance from the eastern property line. Additionally, staff recommends that all other County supplemental requirements be fulfilled. County Planning staff have also recommended a condition of approval of the conditional use permit that the applicant obtain approval from the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) to locate the communication tower in its proposed location. Staff Recommendation: Staff recommends approval of an application submitted by Ward Development Services, Inc. for a conditional use permit to allow for a commercial communications tower on the 4200 block of Yvette St. SW in unincorporated Johnson County. Approved by: st+ Danielle Sitzman, Development Coordinator, Department of Neighborhood and Development Services Attachments: 1. Location Map 2. Zoning Map 3. Fringe Area Map 4. Application Information 5. Fall Zone Letter APPLICATION FOR CONDITIONAL USE PERMIT TELECOMMUNICATIONS TOWER SITE NEW CINGULAR WIRELESS PCS, LLC AT&T IAL04225 Maier West Johnson County, Iowa Respectfully Submitted Ward Development Services, LLC June 2020 TABLE OF CONTENTS A. Application for Conditional Use Permit with Johnson County, IA B. Narrative Statement by Applicant's Representative and Compliance with Ordinance C. Exhibits: 1. Vicinity Map of the Area 2. PIN Sheet associated with the Parent Parcel 3. Deed associated with the Parent Parcel D. Zoning Drawings. A. APPLICATION FOR CONDITIONAL USE PERMIT Conditional Use Permit Request JOHNSON COUNTY BOARD OF ADJUSTMENT - APPLICATION FOR PUBLIC HEARING Date of Application: June 8, 2020 Parcel ID #: 112577002 Application #: In accordance with Chapter 8:1.20 of the Johnson County Unified Development Ordinance, the undersigned requests consideration and approval of a Conditional Use Permit located on the property herein described: Part of the Southeast Quarter of the Northwest Quarter of Section 25, Township 79 North, Range 7 West of the Fifth Principal Meridian, Johnson County, Iowa Proposed Use 195' Communication Tower and 75'x 75' fenced compound Address of Location 4200 Block of Yvette St. SW, Iowa City, IA 52240 Owner of Record and Address: Doug & Yvette Yansky This application shall be filed with the Johnson County Planning, Development and Sustainability Administrator complete with the following information: 1. A location map for the proposed site. 2. A document explaining the proposed use including but not limited to the number of employees, parking facilities, days and hours of operation, provisions for water and wastewater, type of equipment to be used, and signage. 3. 10 copies of the required site plan identifying the access, the structure(s) to be used for the proposed business, and any Supplemental Conditions as required. 4. The names and addresses of all owners of property within 500 feet of the property described in this application. 5. $250.00 application fee plus a $10 sign fee ($260.00 total). Cash or check only. Please make checks payable to the Johnson County Treasurer. 6. Applications within two (2) miles of any city must notify that city. Steve Ward, on behlf of New Cingular Wireless PCS, LLC Applicant or Representative (Please Print) Signature of Applicant, owner, contract purchaser, or agent 15 Park Place, Swansea, IL 62226 Address 314-503-4444 steve@ward-development.com Telephone number Overland Contracting Inc. CHECK 35144233 VOUCHER INVOICE INVOICE AMOUNT DISCOUNT NET AMOUNT NUMBER NUMBER DATE 870164 QB146429010109275 12/26/19 250.00 0.00 250.00 WARD DEVELOPMENT SERVICES LLC PH. 618-222-2840 15 PARK PL. i r SWANSEA, IL 62226 PAY TO t HE 70-4$I4/812 4130 DATE 110A1� _ E 1 2 aoZa -. — DOLLARS e Midland Q States Nvik® MEMO- 1:013 EMO_ 1:08L2 45401: 11.0 3 40 204 L. 2011' 4130 * Total:l 250.00 -18]0 Commerce Bank N.A. av Overland Contracting Inc. Kansas City, St.,oseph 11401 Lamar 35144233 Overland Park, KS 66211 Check Date Void 6 Months After Date of Check 01/09/2020 CHECK AMOUNP $********250.00 PAY Two Hundred Fifty Dollars And 00 Cents********************** TO THE COUNTY OF JOHNSON IA ORDER 913 S DUBUQUE ST OF IOWA CITY, IA 52240 �K AUTHORIZED SIGNATURE 11'0035 444 233110 1: 10 12 18 7041: 430000 24511' B. NARRATIVE STATEMENT June 11, 2020 Johnson County Board of Adjustment 913 S Dubuque St UNIT 204, Iowa City, IA 52240 RE: IAL04225 Maier West Re: Submittal of Application for a Conditional Use Permit by New Cingular Wireless PCS, LLC (AT&T) to allow for a setback variance to allow for the construction, operation, and maintenance of a wireless telecommunications facility consisting of an 195' multi carrier monopole antenna support structure with attendant ground based equipment compound on the property leased by the applicant located on a tract of land located in the 4200 Block of Yvette Dr. SW, Iowa City, IA. Dear Members of the Board of Adjustment, I write in regard to the above -referenced project to supplement the Application for Conditional Use Permit that is being concurrently filed. This letter is submitted on behalf of the owners of the property in conjunction with AT&T. AT&T is applying for this Conditional Use Permit to allow AT&T to construct, operate and maintain a communication property on land owned by Doug & Yvette Yansky. This letter provides a general overview of the project, including the need for the site and its design parameters. With the filing of this Application, AT&T requests your support and a written determination that AT&T has met the criteria of the Johnson County Unified Development Code We also request this Application and supporting documentation be entered as part of the official records of this proceeding. Applicant New Cingular Wireless PCS, LLC 7900 Xerxes Avenue S Bloomington, MN 55435 Property Owner Doug and Yvette Yansky 4224 Yvette St. Sw Iowa City, IA 52240 319-330-0787 Agents for Applicant and Property Owner Steven K. Ward Ward Development Services, LLC 15 Park Place Centre Swansea, IL 62226 (314) 503-4444 Phone (866) 655-2853 (Facsimile) I. Location and description of property The subject property is in the 4200 Block of Yansky Street SW on the west side of the street in a agriculturally used property. The property is zoned A-Agriculural. The proposal for this request is to vary a side setnack to allow for a Conditional Use Permit to be filed to allow AT&T to construct a 195' monopole tower in the easterly portion. The tower will be constructed to allow for the possibility of at least three (3) other user to utilize the site. The site, when completed, will become part of AT&T's network that will provide coverage to the impaired service area that presently in this portion of Johnson County. This site provides coverage to the area east of along the Highway corridor The primary objective for AT&T is to place a facility at this location is to provide adequate coverage to the residences in this area and vehicular traffic in all directions of the proposed site. This geographic area is an existing coverage gap in AT&T's network, and customers in the area experience a high frequency of "dropped call" and "no signal found." This impaired coverage area prevents AT&T customers from initiating and carrying calls and transmitting data. After placement of this facility, coverage will be substantially improved, resulting in better coverage for current and future AT&T subscribers in the area. This will provide the citizens additional choices for their communication needs. The site will dramatically improve AT&T in -building coverage as customers continue to use their wireless devices as their principal form of communication. Local Police and Fire departments report that about 75% of 911 calls originate from wireless devices. II. Why and how this location was chosen A. Technical reason for choosing this site This location was chosen after a "Search Ring" was developed and issued by AT&T's Radio Frequency Engineers. The Search Ring indicates a geographic area in which potential sites may be located which will result in the maximum amount of coverage in an impaired service area. Other factors considered during system design are the terrain elevation, ground clutter and foliage. Wireless technologies are governed by line of sight limitations and wireless phones generally need to "see" a compatible wireless communications facility for operation of customer phones, transmissions, and reception. Almost all Radio Frequency Engineers will use prediction tools to generate propagation studies in order to determine how effectively a proposed cell site will provide the required coverage. Radio Frequency Engineers with AT&T have generated a comprehensive Propagation Study that depicts the current lack of coverage in the area and which shows much improvement with the proposed structure Site Acquisition Contractors, such as Ward Development Services, are instructed by AT&T's management to target existing cell sites, rooftops, towers, and to utilize any existing structures to collocate equipment on within the Search Ring first, in order to minimize new construction, expedite improved coverage, and to meet the spirit and intent of local zoning regulations, which typically encourge collocation. The above considerations and processes were followed in selecting the site that is the subject of this Application. B. Coverage objectives and reasons for choosing this site AT&T's objective in placing a facility on the Subject Property is to improve impaired service in the area. The Federal Communications Commission ("FCC") restricts the power output on all telecommunications antennae, requiring additional sites to fill in gaps in the network. The number of wireless communications facilities correlates to the size, terrain, and amount of customer traffic in a specific area. While AT&T endeavors to collocate on existing structures wherever possible, the lack of existing structures requires a new wireless communications facility to be built. AT&T's service is limited by (Radio Frequency) coverage, which propagates from antennae located on towers. There is no other possible way to cover this area without building a new tower, as there are no collocatable structures available in the area that meets the objectives of the Radio Frequency Engineer's criteria. AT&T consistently seeks to increase or supplement their coverage footprint so that they may serve their growing customer base. Due to the present and anticipated growth of cell phone use, complaints from existing AT&T customers losing their signal while driving in the area or while using their devices in their homes necessitate the additional coverage that will be provided by this tower. As there are no existing structures in the area, our search was to locate a property that met the intent of the requirements for a Conditional Use Permit. There is only one communication tower in the area. This tower is a 130' SST tower at 4127 Maier Drive to the northeast. The tower has Verizon and T -Mobile as tenants. The highest elevation for AT&T is 92' which will not meet our needs. III. Compliance with the Johnson County Zoning Ordinance This Application complies with the requirements of Johnson County Code of Ordinance. Below find a response to the criteria required for a Conditional Use Permit Exception per Section 8:1.28[F] (1) a -e of the Unified Code. F. Conditional Uses. These are uses which generally have a distinct impact on areas in which they are located, or are capable of creating special problems for bordering properties unless given special attention. 1. Review Criteria. To provide for the appropriate review of the location, site development, and conduct of certain designated uses, in any determination upon a particular conditional use at the location requested, the Board of Adjustment shall consider the following guidelines: a. That the proposed location, design, construction, and operation of the particular use adequately safeguards the health, safety and general welfare of persons residing or working in adjoining or surrounding property. The new tower will enhance communications for the area and bring additional voice, text and data to users. As mentioned many people do not use landlines and cell phones is the most widely used tool for emergency communications. The FirstNet network for first responders will also be able to utilize this structure for their needs as part of AT&T's nationwide contract to deploy this system b. That the proposed use will not adversely affect the quality and supply of water, air, and light to surrounding property. There will be no affect to either the quality or supply of water, air, and light to surrounding property. c. That the proposed use will not adversely affect established property values of adjoining or surrounding buildings. The facility is located in an area used for farming and industrial uses. There will be no adverse affect to property values d. That the proposed use is in accordance with the character of the area and the peculiar suitability of this area for the proposed use. The facility is located in an area used for farming and industrial uses and set adjacent to electric transmission lines and tower. This are is well suited for this proposal due to the existing adjacent uses e. That the proposed use is an appropriate use of the land and will not discourage appropriate uses of other land. The remaining land on the property can be used for agricultural proposes, sold for commercial use or used residentially. The overhead transmission lines may be an issue for residential development, but the proposed tower would not affect that use 2. Approval and Conditions. The Board of Adjustment may approve a Conditional Use Permit subject to compliance with certain required conditions. The Board shall state the specific requirements of said conditions and the time limit for compliance. In no event shall the permit be issued unless and until satisfactory proof of compliance is presented to the Planning and Zoning Administrator. 3. Denial. If an application for Conditional Use Permit has been denied wholly or in part by the Board of Adjustment, no new application for substantially the same use at the same location shall be re -submitted for a period of one (1) year from the effective date of the final denial of such application unless approval to file prior to the expiration of the one (1) year period is granted by the Board of Adjustment 4. Time Limits on Conditional Use Permits..... Applicant has read and understands the ramianing portion of the Code. No response is required I hope that by supplying you with this overview of the project that you will agree to the need for this facility and that you will be able to support our Application to provide wireless telecommunications services to the citizens of the County. Please contact me if you have any questions or if additional information is required. Thank you very much. Sincerely, stem/( Steven K. Ward, Ward Development Services, LLC Authorized Agent for AT&T C. 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II:":" � Summary Parcel ID Property Address Brief Tax Description Neighborhood # Section & Plat Property Class Taxing District Net Acres Average CSR Owners Deed Holder Yansky, Douglas F Yansky, Yvette L Valuation Classification + Assessed Land Value + Assessed Building Value + Assessed Dwelling Value = Gross Assessed Value Exempt Value = Net Assessed Value Taxation + Taxable Land Value + Taxable Building Value + Taxable Dwelling Value = Gross Taxable Value MilitaryCredit Net Taxable Value x Levy Rate (per $1000 of value) 1125277002 STIR 25-79-7 THAT PART OF SE NW; SW NE & NE SW DE5C A5 AUDITORS PARCEL #2012058 IN SURVEY BK 56 PG 393 (Note: Not to he used on legal documents) 110490 -UNION RES 25-79-7 A -Agriculture (Note: This is for tax purposes only. Not to be used for zoning.) UNION -IOWA CITY 38.01 62.96 Gross Taxes Due - Ag Land Credit - Family Farm Credit - Homestead Credit - Disabled and Senior Citizens Credlt Easiness Property Credlt Net Taxes Due ContractHolder Mailing Address Douglas F & Yvette L Yansky 4086 Kansas Ave SW Iowa City IA 52240 2018 2017 2016 2015 Agriculture Agriculture Agriculture Agriculture $63,300 $63,300 $68,800 $68,800 $0 $0 $0 $0 $0 $0 $0 $0 $63,300 $63,300 $68,800 $68.800 $0 $0 $0 $0 $63,300 $63,300 $68,800 $68,800 2017 Pay 2038-2019 $34,466 $0 $0 $34,466 $0 $34,466 27,28419 $940.38 ($35.90) $0.00 $0.00 $DAD $0.00 $904.00 2016 Pay2017-2018 $32,680 $0 $0 $32,680 $0 $32,680 26.67106 $87161 ($35.83) $0.00 $0.00 $0.00 $0.00 $836.00 2015 Pay 2016-2017 $31,721 $31,721 $31,721 26.32149 $834.94 ($31.22) $aoc) $D.OD $O.OD $0.00 $804.00 =Columns 2014 Agriculture $60,100 $0 $o $60,100 $0 $60,100 in Ulu -- 2014 Pay 2015-2016 $26.866 $0 $0 $26,866 $0 $26,4166 26.37720 $708.65 ($29.73) $0.00 $000 $0.00 $0.00 $678.00 D Book: 5039 Page: 116 Seq:2 THE IOWA BAR Official Foam NO STATE-201 ASSOCIATION R THE LEGAL EFFECT F THE USE OF Robert G. Schlegel FOT IS FORM, CONSULTOY UR LAWYER g1:AT� �P 4 0 W ' COURT OFFICER DEED IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE OF JOHN J. KAUFFMAN, DECEASED. now pending in the Iowa District Court in and for Johnson County. Probate No. ESPR029714 Pursuant to the authority and power vested in the undersigned, and in consideration of One Dollar(s) and other valuable consideration, the undersigned, in the representative capacity designated below, hereby Convey(s) to Douglas F. Y ansky and Yvette L. Yansky, husband and wife, as Joint Tenants, with Full Rights of Surviviorstilp ana Not as I enants in Common the following described real estate in Johnson County, Iowa: Auditor Parcel 2012058, a portion of the SE'/4 of the N W'/4 and of the NE'/4 of the S W'/4 and of the SW'/4 of the NEY4, all of Section 25, Township 79 North, Range 7 West of the 5th P.M., in accordance with the Plat of Survey recorded in Book 56, Page 393, Plat Records of Johnson County, Iowa; AND Auditor Parcel 2012101, a portion of the NE'/4 of the S W'/4 of Section 25, Township 79 North, Range 7 West of the 5th P.M., in accordance with the Plat of Survey recorded in Book 57, Page 103, Plat Records of Johnson County, Iowa. Words and phrases herein, including acknowledgment hereof, shall be construed as in the singular or plural number, and as masculine, feminine or neuter gender, according to the context. Dated: January 11, 2013 Bhcuy> Loretta J. Kauffmanritle Loretta J. Kau man, Ind vi ually By Title As Executor 'in the As 'in the above entitled estate or cause. above entitled estate or cause. 'Executor, Administrator, Guardian, Conservator, Trustee, Referee, Commissioner, or Receiver O The Iowa State Bar Association 2008 P•201 COURT OFFICER DEED IOWADOCS® Revised March 2008 D Book: 5039 Page: 116 Seq:2 ZONING DRAWINGS SITE PHOTO AT&T 2009 INTERNATIONAL BUILDING CODE ENGINEERING 2017 NATIONAL ELECTRIC CODE TIA/EIA-222-G OR LATEST EDITION AT&T MOBILITY MOBILITY 7900 XERXES AVE S PROJECT: NSB3RD FLOOR BLOOMINGTON MN 55431 I L AT&T SITE ID: IAL04225 FA#: 14642901 -- PACE#: MRUMW027339 PROJECT INFORMATION PTN#: 3529AOH H3N 0. BLACK & VEATCH BLACK & VEATCH CORPORATION 7760 FRANCE AVENUE SOUTH SUITE 1200 BLOOMINGTON, MN 55435 SITE ADDRESS: 4200 BLOCK YVETTE ST SW IOWA CITY, IA 52240 COUNTY JOHNSON SITE NAME: MAIER WEST AT&T SITE ID IAL04225 FA NUMBER: 14642901 MAIER WEST IOWA CITY IA 52240 I HEREBY CERTIFY THAT THIS ENGINEERING DOCUMENT WAS PREPARED BY ME OR DIEAMMA REFERENCE MATERIALS FESS1ON�°o DIRECT PERSONAL SUPERVISION AND THAT DRAWN BY: MBS i �F OFESSIONAL ENGINEER UNDER AREA MAP •,9� THE STATE OF IOWA. SHEET NO: SHEET TITLE PTN NUMBER: z CO--- ' 05/06/2020 OA.ANS ROBLEY A. Z (DATE) Lu ; EVANS •� ;• 20209 • \ LICENSE NUMBER 20209 �i� ••• MY LICENSE RENEWAL DATE IS DECEMBER 31, 2021 •'• ��� PAGES OR SHEETS COVERED BY THIS SEAL: 1 SEE INDEX BELOW C-1.1 "/OIW A,11 C-2 0. BLACK & VEATCH BLACK & VEATCH CORPORATION 7760 FRANCE AVENUE SOUTH SUITE 1200 BLOOMINGTON, MN 55435 SITE ADDRESS: 4200 BLOCK YVETTE ST SW IOWA CITY, IA 52240 COUNTY JOHNSON SITE NAME: MAIER WEST AT&T SITE ID IAL04225 FA NUMBER: 14642901 MAIER WEST IOWA CITY IA 52240 REFERENCE MATERIALS PROJECT N0: 129049.4048 THESE LTE DRAWINGS ARE BASED ON AT&T SCOPING DOCUMENT DATED 06/24/19. CONTRACTOR SHALL USE THE LATEST VERSION OF THE RFDS WITH THE CONSTRUCTION DRAWINGS PER THE SCOPE OF WORK. DRAWN BY: MBS CHECKED BY: GV AREA MAP PACE NUMBER: MRUMW027339 DRAWING INDEX MRUMWO32839 MRUMW035412 AREA MAP SHEET NO: SHEET TITLE PTN NUMBER: 3529AOHH3N COVER TITLE SHEET VICINITY MAP LOCAL MAP 3529AOMHJN C-1 OVERALL SITE PLAN 3529AOQDWC vq TI11In oa hr ala z= 1 05/06/20 C-1.1 COMPOUND GRADING PLAN C-2 COMPOUND PLAN USID NUMBER: 283971 __ DATE DESCRIPTION C-3 WIC PLATFORM WITH GENERATOR LATITUDE (NAD 83): 41' 37' 19.249" N 41.622013' `- --- .t ` C-4 SITE DETAILS C-5 SITE DETAILS LONGITUDE (NAD 83): 91' 36' 42.801" W- -91.611666' rs a Gt C-6 CHAINLINK FENCE DETAILS C-7 SIGNAGE DETAILS GROUND ELEVATION. 752.5 A.M.S.L. rj/ C-8 SPECIAL INSPECTIONS ZONING DISTRICT: A -AGRICULTURAL I I z m C-9 CONCRETE WORK NOTES TOWER OWNER: NA IOWB C1ry o C-10 SITE WORK AND DRAINAGE NOTES \` 1111111111111�� �/ T-1 TOWER ELEVATION \\���� OF ES $ 10� OWNER SITE NAME: MAIER WEST-YANSKY I SI�' "-.ti T-2 ANTENNA CONFIGURATION • j OWNER SITE NUMBER:NA T-3 ANTENNA AND RRH REQUIREMENTS11 La T-4 TOWER EQUIPMENT DETAILS -1ANDLORD CONTACT: DOUG YANSKY �•• 2 �' z T-5 COAX COLOR CODING Z : ROBLEY A. •• (319)-330-0787 T-6 COAX COLOR CODING _ LLI ; E NS ; m GROUND OWNER: DOUG YANSKY L18 it _ 4-1 09 R) J T-7 TOWER SECTION NOTES OCCUPANCY GROUP: U E-1 OVERALL ELECTRICAL PLAN 1 j E-2 ELECTRICAL DETAILS ' CONSTRUCTION TYPE: I—B . '* •`\\`�� E-3 ONE—LINE GROUNDING DIAGRAM • ' ' AT&T PROJECT MANAGER: TOM HAMLIN _ - - - ;!I E-4 COMPOUND GROUNDING DIAGRAM 05/06/202/11'"" •IOWA \��� (218) 454-0511 - - - I� .I �� 11111111111111 TH002A®ATi.COM — _ 1 l E-5 GROUNDING DETAILS E-6 GROUNDING DETAILS IT IS A VIOLATION OF LAW FOR ANY PERSON, B&V SITE ACQUISITION MANAGER: ANDREA BUNCH'` UNLESS THEY ARE ACTING UNDER THE DIRECTION (636) 536-5810 E-7 GROUNDING DETAILS OF A LICENSED PROFESSIONAL ENGINEER, BUNCHAOBV.COM E-8 ELECTRICAL SECTION NOTES TO ALTER THIS DOCUMENT. B&V CONSTRUCTION MANAGER: JEREMY KINDER N �I N N-1 LEGEND AND ABBREVIATIONS (636) 536-5877 01 - o° N-2 GENERAL NOTES MAIER WEST KINDERJ®OVERLANDCONTRACTING.COM - L-1 ILANDSCAPE PLAN AND DETAILS B&V LEAD ENGINEER: TYLER DAVISON OSAGE ST SW L-2 LANDSCAPE DETAILS IAL04225 DAVIS assOBV.0 ��, 0 ` a 0� 0 11"x17" PLOT WILL BE HALF SCALE UNLESS OTHERWISE NOTED 4200 BLOCK YVETTE ST SW DAVISONTM®BV.COM rs° �� j IS° �y IOWA CITY, IA 52240 w0° 90°> rills <220° 90°B NSB TO OBTAIN LOCATION OF PARTICIPANTS UNDERGROUND FACILITIES �ryry��J�s� I �ryryy�l�s� BEFORE YOU DIG IN IOWA, CALL IOWA ONE CALL a' TOLL FREE: 1-800-292-8989 OR SHEET TITLE ao° so° www.iowaonecall.com DRIVINGDIRECTIONS IOWA STATUTE REQUIRES MIN OF 2 WORKING DAYS NOTICE BEFORE YOU EXCAVATE TITLE SHEET DIRECTIONS FROM AT&T OFFICE: HEAD SOUTH ONTO XERXES AVE S, TURN LEFT (EAST) ONTO AMERICAN BLVD W, TURN RIGHT (SOUTH) ONTO PENN AVE S, TURN LEFT (EAST) ONTO W 82ND ST, TURN RIGHT (SOUTH) ONTO HUMBOLDT AVE S, TAKE RAMP ON LEFT TO MERGE ONTO 1-35W S, —THESE PLANS CONFORM TO ALL OF THE REQUIREMENTS CALLED OUT IN THE JURISDICTION SHEET NUMBER ANDILOCATED. 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B&V CONSTRUCTION MANAGER: JEREMY KINDER N �I N N-1 LEGEND AND ABBREVIATIONS (636) 536-5877 01 - o° N-2 GENERAL NOTES MAIER WEST KINDERJ®OVERLANDCONTRACTING.COM - L-1 ILANDSCAPE PLAN AND DETAILS B&V LEAD ENGINEER: TYLER DAVISON OSAGE ST SW L-2 LANDSCAPE DETAILS IAL04225 DAVIS assOBV.0 ��, 0 ` a 0� 0 11"x17" PLOT WILL BE HALF SCALE UNLESS OTHERWISE NOTED 4200 BLOCK YVETTE ST SW DAVISONTM®BV.COM rs° �� j IS° �y IOWA CITY, IA 52240 w0° 90°> rills <220° 90°B NSB TO OBTAIN LOCATION OF PARTICIPANTS UNDERGROUND FACILITIES �ryry��J�s� I �ryryy�l�s� BEFORE YOU DIG IN IOWA, CALL IOWA ONE CALL a' TOLL FREE: 1-800-292-8989 OR SHEET TITLE ao° so° www.iowaonecall.com DRIVINGDIRECTIONS IOWA STATUTE REQUIRES MIN OF 2 WORKING DAYS NOTICE BEFORE YOU EXCAVATE TITLE SHEET DIRECTIONS FROM AT&T OFFICE: HEAD SOUTH ONTO XERXES AVE S, TURN LEFT (EAST) ONTO AMERICAN BLVD W, TURN RIGHT (SOUTH) ONTO PENN AVE S, TURN LEFT (EAST) ONTO W 82ND ST, TURN RIGHT (SOUTH) ONTO HUMBOLDT AVE S, TAKE RAMP ON LEFT TO MERGE ONTO 1-35W S, —THESE PLANS CONFORM TO ALL OF THE REQUIREMENTS CALLED OUT IN THE JURISDICTION SHEET NUMBER ANDILOCATED. CONTINUE ON 1-35 S, TAKE EXIT 190 FOR US -18 E, KEEP RIGHT FOR US -18 E, CONTINUE ON US -18 E, CONTINUE ONTO —SU CONITRA TOR ZSHALL FOR ALLNAPLANS ANDANDPORT EXISTNGU CTURES CONDTIONS ONWRESITE STES IMMEDIATELY US -218 S, TAKE THE US -218 S EXIT, CONTINUE ONTO US -218 S, TAKE EXIT 71 ONTO 1-30 S/US-20 E, KEEP RIGHT AT FORK NOTIFY ENGINEER OF ANY DISCREPANCIES PRIOR TO PERFORMING ANY WORK OR BE RESPONSIBLE COVER TO CONTINUE ON 1-380 S, TAKE EXIT 91 FOR HWY 1A-1, TURN RIGHT (SOUTHWEST) ONTO HWY 1A-1 S, TURN LEFT (SOUTH) FOR THE SAME ONTO YVETTE ST SW, ARRIVE AT 4200 BLOCK YVETTE ST SW IOWA CITY, IA 52240. 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AT&T MOBILITY 7900 XERXES AVE S 3RD FLOOR BLOOMINGTON MN 55431 0. BLACK & VEATCH BLACK & VEATCH CORPORATION 7760 FRANCE AVENUE SOUTH SUITE 1200 BLOOMINGTON. MN 55435 PROJECT NO: 129049.4048 DRAWN BY: MBS CHECKED BY: GV IT IS A VIOLATION OF LAW FOR ANY PERSON, UNLESS THEY ARE ACTING UNDER THE DIRECTION OF A LICENSED PROFESSIONAL ENGINEER, TO ALTER THIS DOCUMENT. MAIER WEST IAL04225 4200 BLOCK YVETTE ST SW IOWA CITY, IA 52240 NSB SHEET TITLE OVERALL SITE PLAN - SHEET NUMBER 60' 30' 0 60' 120' C 1 1 "=so' 1 05/06/20 ISSUED FOR CONSTRUCTION 0 03/16/20 ISSUED FOR CONSTRUCTION REV DATE DESCRIPTION IT IS A VIOLATION OF LAW FOR ANY PERSON, UNLESS THEY ARE ACTING UNDER THE DIRECTION OF A LICENSED PROFESSIONAL ENGINEER, TO ALTER THIS DOCUMENT. MAIER WEST IAL04225 4200 BLOCK YVETTE ST SW IOWA CITY, IA 52240 NSB SHEET TITLE OVERALL SITE PLAN - SHEET NUMBER 60' 30' 0 60' 120' C 1 1 "=so' \ \ \ \ EXISTING GRASSY _ 1 \ \ \ \ AREA (TYR) \PROPOSED 24" CULVERT 1 I II 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 I/,1 I iJz/ll 11 \ PROPOSED EMERALD GREEN EASTERN ARBORVITAE (TYP) PROPOSED 20'-0" ACCESS AND UTILITY EASEMENT WITH 12'-0" ACCESS DRIVEPROI I I II\ 100'-0" x 100'-0" AT&T LEASEAREA —SEE COMPOUND PLAN EXISTING EASEMENT OF I \ \ \ \ OVERHEAD POWER LINE oy\ X`"�7— 0-1 \1 r \ I /' PROPOSED 1\ I \ \ \ \ --r — I— I—//L ,/ // �' — — -CONTOUR (TYP) I \ 160° (0, 20' 10' 0 20' 40' COMPOUND GRADING PLAN 11 1 io 12'-0" 37 SLOPE MAX. * SPECIAL INSPECTIONS REQUIRED SEE SHEET C-8. TYPICAL GRAVEL DRIVE DETAIL DRAINAGE CONTROL EXISTING CONTOUR LINE PROPOSED CONTOUR LINE PROPERTY LINE RIGHT OF WAY LINE EASEMENT LINE GUYED WIRE CHAIN LINK FENCE PROPOSED ICE BRIDGE EXISTING ICE BRIDGE LEGEND NOTES 1/2" - 3/4" CRUSHED GRAVEL GEOTEXTILE FABRIC 6" COMPACTED SUBGRADE (95% STANDARD PROCTOR) UNDISTURBED EARTH NO SCALE 1 2 �01�001�OOi 000001�1�� �0000woo� auo�owoo�� k.A.111.A.11110�I0A.11'.A.111.Al D110A.A100A.1 x.111. FAVAVA.AVA �01AV1I1VAV1I1VAR 'vAvAvAvAvAv1v1vAl a0000000AauoV0000AVA AT&T MOBILITY 7900 XERXES AVE S 3RD FLOOR BLOOMINGTON MN 55431 0. BLACK & VEATCH BLACK & VEATCH CORPORATION 7760 FRANCE AVENUE SOUTH SUITE 1200 BLOOMINGTON. MN 55435 PROJECT NO: 129049.4048 DRAWN BY: MBS CHECKED BY: GV `7111111111111,,,' Z ROBLEY A. =wE NS :m V�09 : T 05/06/2026'l'i/ " lO W A ',,��11111111117777 IT IS A VIOLATION OF LAW FOR ANY PERSON, UNLESS THEY ARE ACTING UNDER THE DIRECTION OF A LICENSED PROFESSIONAL ENGINEER, TO ALTER THIS DOCUMENT. MAIER WEST IAL04225 4200 BLOCK YVETTE ST SW IOWA CITY, IA 52240 NSB SHEET TITLE COMPOUND GRADING PLAN SHEET NUMBER C-1.1 1 05/06/20 ISSUED FOR CONSTRUCTION 0 03/16/20 ISSUED FOR CONSTRUCTION REV DATE DESCRIPTION `7111111111111,,,' Z ROBLEY A. =wE NS :m V�09 : T 05/06/2026'l'i/ " lO W A ',,��11111111117777 IT IS A VIOLATION OF LAW FOR ANY PERSON, UNLESS THEY ARE ACTING UNDER THE DIRECTION OF A LICENSED PROFESSIONAL ENGINEER, TO ALTER THIS DOCUMENT. MAIER WEST IAL04225 4200 BLOCK YVETTE ST SW IOWA CITY, IA 52240 NSB SHEET TITLE COMPOUND GRADING PLAN SHEET NUMBER C-1.1 - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - PROPOSED - - - - - - - - - 100'-0" x 100'-0" AT&T LEASE AREA V*M', vkX X X X X X X X X X X X X V r 1 1 1 " 1 1 1 1 1 PROPOSED 1 AT&T GENERATOR M I n x N �SlS. <270° 90°> �ryry� �t�s� 1 PROPOSED 1 AT&T 1 ` EQUIPMENT \• 1 CABINET �� 1 1 1 0 1 I 1 � 1 1 1 1 ---------- PROPOSED MONOPOLE PROPOSED FIBER CABLE ENCLOSURE e MOUNTED ON PROPOSED ICE BRIDGE C-4 POST UNDER ICE BRIDGE PROPOSED 17'-0" AT&T ICE BRIDGE C_q PROPOSED DC12-48-60-0-25E 6 OUTDOOR SURGE UNIT MOUNTED TO PROPOSED ICE BRIDGE POST C-4 SEE PLATFORM3 LAYOUT PLAN C-3 PROPOSED FENCED COMPOUND AREA COMPOUND PLAN PROPOSED 12'-0" DOUBLE SWING ACCESS GATE - ePROPOSED 8' C-6 CHAIN LINK FENCE PROPOSED AT&T HANDHOLE 3 PROPOSED H -FRAME C-5 WITH EQUIPMENT 6' 4' 2' 0 5' 3/16,•=1'-0" THIS IS NOT AN ALL INCLUSIVE LIST. CONTRACTOR SHALL UTILIZE SPECIFIED EQUIPMENT PART OR ENGINEER APPROVED EQUIVALENT. / CONTRACTOR SHALL VERIFY ALL NEEDED EQUIPMENT TO PROVIDE A / FUNCTIONAL SITE. / THE PROJECT GENERALLY CONSISTS OF THE FOLLOWING: PROPOSED -TOWER: INSTALL (1) SABRE C10855721C MONOPOLE PLATFORM (OR ENGINEER APPROVED EQUAL) INSTALL (3) ANDREW NNH4-65C-R6-V3 ANTENNAS INSTALL (3) ANDREW JAH4-65C-R4 ANTENNAS INSTALL (3) AIRSCALE DUAL RRH 4T4R 812/14 320W AHLBA UNITS INSTALL (3) AIRSCALE DUAL RRH 4T4R 825/66 320W AHFIB UNITS INSTALL (3) AIRSCALE RRH 4T4R B30 10OW AHNA UNITS INSTALL (1) RAYCAP DC9-48-60-24-8C-EV SURGE UNIT INSTALL (3) DC POWER TRUNK CABLES INSTALL (1) FIBER TRUNK CABLE PROPOSED -PLATFORM: INSTALL (1) VERTIV XTE 801 CABINET, W/EQUIPMENT (NEQ200060) INSTALL (1) GPS KIT INSTALL (1) POLAR POWER GENERATOR WITH PLATFORM PROPOSED -SITE: INSTALL (1) ROSENBERGER FB-15-ABOX FIBER ENCLOSURE INSTALL (1) RAYCAP DC12-48-60-0-25E OUTDOOR SURGE INSTALL APPROXIMATELY 17'-0" LF OF ICE BRIDGE AT&T TO VERIFY REQUIRED SHELTER EQUIPMENT. AT&T MOBILITY 7900 XERXES AVE S 3RD FLOOR BLOOMINGTON MN 55431 0. BLACK & VEATCH BLACK & VEATCH CORPORATION 7760 FRANCE AVENUE SOUTH SUITE 1200 BLOOMINGTON, MN 55435 PROJECT NO: 129049.4048 DRAWN BY: MBS CHECKED BY: GV ``1111111111111��7j `of Es81O'v PROJECT DESCRIPTION 1. CONTRACTOR SHALL FIELD VERIFY ALL DIMENSIONS. z Z ; ROBLEY A. •' �' 2. CONTRACTOR SHALL MAINTAIN A 10'-0" MINIMUM =; Z _ wE NS • Tn SEPARATION BETWEEN THE PROPOSED LTE GPS ANTENNA = U ' 09 m AND TRANSMITTING ANTENNAS. 3. PROPERTY LINES ARE APPROXIMATIONS ONLY. �� '• 4. ANTENNAS & MOUNTS OMITTED FOR CLARITY. '�'ii • ' ' • • • ' • • ���\ 05/06/2026''ix�OIWIAIII*\\`\\ 5. FOR FIBER TRUNK REF AT&T LTE GUIDE LINES REV. 1.9 1 05/06/20 ISSUED FOR CONSTRUCTION 0 03/16/20 ISSUED FOR CONSTRUCTION REV DATE DESCRIPTION ``1111111111111��7j `of Es81O'v PROJECT DESCRIPTION 1. CONTRACTOR SHALL FIELD VERIFY ALL DIMENSIONS. z Z ; ROBLEY A. •' �' 2. CONTRACTOR SHALL MAINTAIN A 10'-0" MINIMUM =; Z _ wE NS • Tn SEPARATION BETWEEN THE PROPOSED LTE GPS ANTENNA = U ' 09 m AND TRANSMITTING ANTENNAS. 3. PROPERTY LINES ARE APPROXIMATIONS ONLY. �� '• 4. ANTENNAS & MOUNTS OMITTED FOR CLARITY. '�'ii • ' ' • • • ' • • ���\ 05/06/2026''ix�OIWIAIII*\\`\\ 5. FOR FIBER TRUNK REF AT&T LTE GUIDE LINES REV. 1.9 PAGE 13 TABLE 2.1.2. IT IS A VIOLATION OF LAW FOR ANY PERSON, 6. FOR DC POWER CABLE TRUNK REF AT&T LTE GUIDE LINES REV 1.9 PAGE 14 TABLE 2.1.3 UNLESS THEY ARE ACTING UNDER THE DIRECTION OF A LICENSED PROFESSIONAL ENGINEER, TO ALTER THIS DOCUMENT. MAIER WEST NOTES IAL04225 4200 BLOCK YVETTE ST SW WOOD FENCE ❑ ❑ IOWA CITY, IA 52240 NSB CHAIN LINK FENCE x x PROPOSED ICE BRIDGE SHEET TITLE COMPOUND PLAN EXISTING ICE BRIDGE SHEET NUMBER C-2 10' R 1 LEGEND \\1111111111111//j� \\ \Q\q, pF ES S Ip�;9��'% c' ROBLEY A. WIC COMBO GENERATOR PLATFORM HELICAL MOUNT KIT (PLAN) NO SCALE NOT USED NO SCALE 3 - w ; E NS Z .v•m os : m - PROPOSED PLATFORM '�''. • ' ' ' • •* \\��`\ PROPOSED 05/06 202 1\\\ PLATFORM �///111111111111111 IT IS A VIOLATION OF LAW FOR ANY PERSON, O UNLESS THEY ARE ACTING UNDER THE DIRECTION III di OF A LICENSED PROFESSIONAL ENGINEER, co EXISTING GRADE EXISTING TO ALTER THIS DOCUMENT. e e e GRADE M AL04225I ER T 4200 BLOCK YVETTE ST SW IOWA CITY, IA 52240 NSB SHEET TITLE WIC PLATFORM W/GENERATOR 80" 74" SHEET NUMBER WIC COMBO GENERATOR PLATFORM HELICAL MOUNT KIT (FRONT ELEVATION) NO SCALE 4 WIC COMBO GENERATOR PLATFORM HELICAL NO SCALE 5 _� MOUNT KIT (SIDE ELEVATION) 1 05/06/20 ISSUED FOR CONSTRUCTION 0 03/16/20 ISSUED FOR CONSTRUCTION REV DATE DESCRIPTION \\1111111111111//j� \\ \Q\q, pF ES S Ip�;9��'% c' ROBLEY A. WIC COMBO GENERATOR PLATFORM HELICAL MOUNT KIT (PLAN) NO SCALE NOT USED NO SCALE 3 - w ; E NS Z .v•m os : m - PROPOSED PLATFORM '�''. • ' ' ' • •* \\��`\ PROPOSED 05/06 202 1\\\ PLATFORM �///111111111111111 IT IS A VIOLATION OF LAW FOR ANY PERSON, O UNLESS THEY ARE ACTING UNDER THE DIRECTION III di OF A LICENSED PROFESSIONAL ENGINEER, co EXISTING GRADE EXISTING TO ALTER THIS DOCUMENT. e e e GRADE M AL04225I ER T 4200 BLOCK YVETTE ST SW IOWA CITY, IA 52240 NSB SHEET TITLE WIC PLATFORM W/GENERATOR 80" 74" SHEET NUMBER WIC COMBO GENERATOR PLATFORM HELICAL MOUNT KIT (FRONT ELEVATION) NO SCALE 4 WIC COMBO GENERATOR PLATFORM HELICAL NO SCALE 5 _� MOUNT KIT (SIDE ELEVATION) a CHAINLINK FENCE SECTION NO SCALE MATERIAL DESCRIPTION 10'-0" (MAX) 10'-0" (MAX) 10'-0" (MAX) 10'-0" (MAX) 12'-0" DOUBLE SWING GATE CL CORNER OR END POST 12 13 O1 CHAIN LINK RESIDENTIAL FABRIC: 11-1/2 GAUGE, 2-1/4" MESH; GALVANIZED ASTM -A392, 15 MISCELLANEOUS: o CL GATE CL GATE POST CLASS 2; TWISTED SELVAGE ON TOP, KNUCKLED ON BOTTOM. POST EXTENSION ONLY AT A. RAIL COUPLINGS: SLEEVE TYPE, 6" LONG EXPANSION SPRING EVERY FIFTH AT&T POST O2 LINE POSTS: 2-1/2" O.D. PIPE, 16 GAUGE (GALVANIZED) PER ASTM-Fl083. COUPLING. OESSOv 1 05/06/20 ISSUED FOR MOBILITY 0 03/16/20 ISSUED FOR O3 CORNER, END AND BRACE POSTS: 2-7/8" O.D. PIPE, SCHEDULE 40 (GALVANIZED). B. POST TOPS: PRESSED STEEL, MALLEABLE IRON WITH PRESSED STEEL EXTENSION \`\\\ • • . •••• -- ------- -------3F---- -- --- ARM, OR ONE-PIECE ALUMINUM CASTING; WITH HOLE FOR TOP, ALL DESIGNED TO — ---- — -----%F-- --X----JF---- O4 TOP RAIL: 1-5/8" O.D. 17 GAUGE PIPE (GALVANIZED) PER ASTM -F1083. --iF----- ---- FIT OVER THE OUTSIDE OF THE POSTS AND TO PREVENT ENTRY OF MOISTURE INTO 7900 XERXES AVE S O5 BRACE RAIL: 1-5/8" O.D. 17 GAUGE PIPE (GALVANIZED). ----- TUBULAR POSTS. 3RD FLOOR -----JF---- )F-----JF-----JF— ---- )F--- )F— -----*------>X(-- -----�.• C. LATCHES SHALL BE FORKED TYPE AND SHALL BE ARRANGED FOR PADLOCKING WITH BLOOMINGTON MN 55431 --—---——— — � — — — — —— ---- O6 DIAGONAL TRUSS ROD: 3/8" GALVANIZED ROD WITH TURNBUCKLE. — ---- THE PADLOCK ACCESSIBLE FROM BOTH SIDES OF THE GATE. x - X_ — x_ ----- --- O7 FLAT D. KEEPERS SHALL CONSIST OF MECHANICAL DEVICES FOR SECURING AND SUPPORTING 14 14 TENSION BAR: 3/16" X 3/4" GALVANIZED BAR. THE FREE END OF THE GATES WHEN IN THE FULL OPEN POSITION. KEEPERS SHALL �I O8 BOTTOM TENSION WIRE: GALVANIZED OR ALUMINUM COATED COIL SPRING WIRE, 7 GAUGE. E NS - �� BE MOUNTED ON 2-7/8" O.D. PIPE POSTS FILLED WITH CONCRETE AND SET IN CONCRETE FOUNDATIONS. 3 o EXTERIOR COMPOUND O GATE POSTS: 2-7/8" O.D. SCHEDULE 40 PIPE (GALVANIZED). E. INSTALL FENCING PER ASTM -F567. �� 5ME ME 10 COMBINATION PADLOCK ACCORDING TO AT&T REQUIREMENTS. F. INSTALL SWING GATES PER ASTM -F900. 7 1 3 11 GATE FRAMES: 1-7/8" O.D. SCHEDULE 40 PIPE (GALVANIZED). G. LOCAL ORDINANCE OF BARBED WIRE PERMIT REQUIREMENT SHALL BE COMPLETED IF 0. 12 WLIRE SUPPOT F MINGLE M TYPE (GALVANIZED). ARM SHALL BE INCLINED REQUIRED. s OUTWARDAT AN ANGE O 45 DEGREES H. USE GALVANIZED HIG-RING WIRE TO MOUNT ALL SIGNS. BLACK & VEATCH 13 BARBED WIRE: GALVANIZED, ASTM A721 CLASS 3; THREE 14 GAUGE MINIMUM STEEL WIRES I. ALL SIGNS MUST BE MOUNTED ON INSIDE OF FENCE. BOTTOM OF AGGREGATE WITH 4 POINT ROUND 14 GAUGE BARBS SPACED 4" APART. FENCE FABRIC SURFACING J. ALL POSTS SHALL HAVE "MUSHROOM" SLEEVE EMBEDDED IN CONCRETE. BLACK & VEATCH CORPORATION 14 FABRIC TIES: ALUMINUM BANDS OR WIRES. FABRIC SHALL BE ATTACHED TO THE TOP RAIL 7760 FRANCE AVENUE SOUTH AND BOTTOM TENSION WIRE AT 24" CENTERS AND TO THE POSTS AT 15" CENTERS, ALL IT IS A VIOLATION OF LAW FOR ANY PERSON, UNLESS THEY ARE ACTING UNDER THE DIRECTION SUITE 1200 ❑ .o ❑ ❑❑ ❑,.❑ ❑ X ON THE COMPOUND SIDE OF THE FENCE. 6 BLOOMINGTON, MN 55435 Z 1 3: 7 10 PROJECT NO: 129049.4048 OF A LICENSED PROFESSIONAL ENGINEER, TO ALTER THIS DOCUMENT. DRAWN BY: MBS M o 14 8 11 CHECKED BY: GV a CHAINLINK FENCE SECTION NO SCALE MATERIAL DESCRIPTION 10'-0" (MAX) 10'-0" (MAX) 10'-0" (MAX) 10'-0" (MAX) 12'-0" DOUBLE SWING GATE CL CORNER OR END POST CL GATE POST CL GATE POST o CL GATE CL GATE POST CL GATE POST POST EXTENSION ONLY AT •o POST CORNER AND THER PO E TO HAVE ALLOWIRE OESSOv 1 05/06/20 ISSUED FOR CONSTRUCTION 0 03/16/20 ISSUED FOR CONSTRUCTION REV DATE DESCRIPTION \`\\\ • • . •••• CL CORNER OR END POST CL GATE POST CL GATE POST o CL GATE CL GATE POST CL GATE POST POST EXTENSION ONLY AT •o POST CORNER AND THER PO E TO HAVE ALLOWIRE OESSOv 12 Xo U 13 1 1 BAR ARMSTS \`\\\ • • . •••• -- ------- -------3F---- -- --- —�f------jf---- — ---- — -----%F-- --X----JF---- — ---- )F --- --iF----- ---- -- -- \ Q ••• �A� •. -----— — — — — — — -------3E— ----- -----x—------x—— --- — -----JF---- )F-----JF-----JF— ---- )F--- )F— -----*------>X(-- -----�.• !� = Z : ROBLEYA. --—---——— — � — — — — —— ---- -- --- _e —---- —_x---- — ---- --------------------- x - x - x - X_ — x_ ----- --- ------- ---- � -- -- =w; :m 14 E NS - �� 3 4 2 �� 6 7 3 3 s 5 05/06/2026'%, IT IS A VIOLATION OF LAW FOR ANY PERSON, UNLESS THEY ARE ACTING UNDER THE DIRECTION W 6 X Z o 30 6 Z 1 3: 7 10 OF A LICENSED PROFESSIONAL ENGINEER, TO ALTER THIS DOCUMENT. M o 14 8 11 MAIER WEST \/\\/\\ IALO4225 \\/\ \\/\\/\ /\//\/ \/\\/ \\/\/\,\\/\\ //\/ /\//\/ \//\ a� /\//\/ Z < // / // / i / / / 4200 BLOCK YVETTE ST SW \\/ \\/\\ �\ \\/\\ \\/\\/ a 3 \\\/\\\ \\/\\/ \\//\\\ \\//\�/ IOWA CITY IA 52240 \\/\ i\/` \\ \\/\ .� c� a �\ \\/\ �\ \\/\ NSB CORNER, END, AND n Li BRACE POST FOOTING (4000 SHEET TITLE PSI -MIN) (TYP) BRACE FOOTING a BRACE FOOTING LINE POST FOOTING (4000 PSI -MIN) (TYP) a M GATE POST FOOTING (4000 PSI) (TYP) GATE POST FOOTING CHAINLINK FENCE DETAILS 1'-0">a CONCRETE SHEET NUMBER C-6 (TYP) FOOTING (TYP) (TYP) (TYP) CHAINLINK FENCE ELEVATION NO SCALE 2 PROPOSED TOWER WEST ELEVATION 4' LIGHTNING ROD NOTES )SED FIBER TRUNK CABLE AND THIS IS NOT AN ALL INCLUSIVE LIST. CONTRACTOR SHALL UTILIZE BEACON LIGHT SPECIFIED EQUIPMENT PART OR ENGINEER APPROVED EQUIVALENT. DUTED INSIDE MONOPOLE CONTRACTOR SHALL VERIFY ALL NEEDED EQUIPMENT TO PROVIDE A MONOPOLE FUNCTIONAL SITE. AT&T ANTENNA MOUNTS WAS COMPLETED BY BLACK & VEATCH ON ' 0 194'-0" AGL 01.03.2020. THE MOUNTING SYSTEM HAS SUFFICIENT SED PLATFORM THE PROJECT GENERALLY CONSISTS OF THE FOLLOWING: SED AT&T ANTENNAS THESE CONSTRUCTION DRAWINGS. SED RRH UNITS PROPOSED -TOWER: SED DC9 SURGE UNIT INSTALL (1) SABRE C10855721C MONOPOLE PLATFORM =R ® 190-0" AGL (OR ENGINEER APPROVED EQUAL) INSTALL (3) ANDREW NNH4-65C-R6-V3 ANTENNAS MOUNT ANALYSIS NOTE INSTALL (3) ANDREW JAH4-65C-R4 ANTENNAS INSTALL (3) AIRSCALE DUAL RRH 4T4R 812/14 320W AHLBA UNITS INSTALL (3) AIRSCALE DUAL RRH 4T4R 825/66 320W AHFIB UNITS INSTALL (3) AIRSCALE RRH 4T4R B30 10OW AHNA UNITS INSTALL (1) RAYCAP DC9-48-60-24-8C-EV SURGE UNIT THE PROPOSED TOWER IS BEING DESIGNED BY OTHERS TO INSTALL (3) DC POWER TRUNK CABLES CARRY THE PROPOSED AND FUTURE ANTENNAS, CABLES, AND INSTALL (1) FIBER TRUNK CABLE EQUIPMENT. THESE DRAWINGS HAVE BEEN CREATED BASED ON PROPOSED -PLATFORM: THE ASSUMPTION THAT THE TOWER HAS SUFFICIENT CAPACITY INSTALL (1) VERTIV XTE 801 CABINET, W/EQUIPMENT (NEQ200060) TO SUPPORT THE PROPOSED AND FUTURE LOADS. INSTALL (1) GPS KIT IF REQUIRED, THE PROPOSED TOWER SHALL INCLUDE FAA INSTALL (1) POLAR POWER GENERATOR WITH PLATFORM LIGHTING PER THE REQUIREMENTS INDICATED BY AT&T AND PROPOSED -SITE: THE FAA. THE TOP LIGHT SHALL BE INSTALLED SUCH THAT INSTALL (1) ROSENBERGER FB-15-ABOX FIBER ENCLOSURE THE BASE OF THE LIGHT IS A MINIMUM OF 1'-O" ABOVE THE INSTALL (1) RAYCAP DC12-48-60-0-25E OUTDOOR SURGE TOP OF THE HIGHEST ANTENNA AND/OR TOWER STEEL. INSTALL APPROXIMATELY 17'-0" LF OF ICE BRIDGE AT&T TO VERIFY REQUIRED PLATFORM EQUIPMENT. PROJECT DESCRIPTION 1. FENCE NOT ENTIRELY SHOWN FOR CLARITY. 2. WHEN STACKING CABLES 3 OR MORE DEEP, USE STACKABLE SNAP -INS, TALLEY PART NUMBER SSH-158-3 (OR ENGINEER APPROVED EQUAL) 12' 8' 4' 0 10' 20' 1 STRUCTURAL NOTE 3/37'=1'-0" AT&T MOBILITY 7900 XERXES AVE S 3RD FLOOR BLOOMINGTON MN 55431 BLACK & VEATCH BLACK & VEATCH CORPORATION 7760 FRANCE AVENUE SOUTH SUITE 1200 BLOOMINGTON. MN 55435 PROJECT NO: 129049.4048 DRAWN BY: MBS CHECKED BY: GV NOTES )SED FIBER TRUNK CABLE AND )SED 3 -PAIR DC POWER TRUNK DUTED INSIDE MONOPOLE MONOPOLE THE PASSING MOUNT ANALYSIS FOR THE PROPOSED MOUNTS WAS COMPLETED BY BLACK & VEATCH ON 01.03.2020. THE MOUNTING SYSTEM HAS SUFFICIENT ICE BRIDGE CAPACITY FOR THE PROPOSED LOADING OBSERVED ON THESE CONSTRUCTION DRAWINGS. DC12-48-60-0-25E OUTDOOR SURGE ITED TO PROPOSED ICE BRIDGE POST FIBER CABLE ENCLOSURE MOUNTED ON ICE BRIDGE POST UNDER ICE BRIDGE MOUNT ANALYSIS NOTE AT&T INA AT&T EQUIPMENT CABINET H -FRAME WITH EQUIPMENT THE PROPOSED TOWER IS BEING DESIGNED BY OTHERS TO AT&T GENERATOR CARRY THE PROPOSED AND FUTURE ANTENNAS, CABLES, AND CONSTRUCTION EQUIPMENT. THESE DRAWINGS HAVE BEEN CREATED BASED ON CHAIN LINK FENCE (TYP) THE ASSUMPTION THAT THE TOWER HAS SUFFICIENT CAPACITY CONSTRUCTION TO SUPPORT THE PROPOSED AND FUTURE LOADS. DATE IF REQUIRED, THE PROPOSED TOWER SHALL INCLUDE FAA LIGHTING PER THE REQUIREMENTS INDICATED BY AT&T AND THE FAA. THE TOP LIGHT SHALL BE INSTALLED SUCH THAT THE BASE OF THE LIGHT IS A MINIMUM OF 1'-O" ABOVE THE TOP OF THE HIGHEST ANTENNA AND/OR TOWER STEEL. LIGHTNING ROD TO BE INSTALLED BY OTHERS. 12' 8' 4' 0 10' 20' 1 STRUCTURAL NOTE 3/37'=1'-0" AT&T MOBILITY 7900 XERXES AVE S 3RD FLOOR BLOOMINGTON MN 55431 BLACK & VEATCH BLACK & VEATCH CORPORATION 7760 FRANCE AVENUE SOUTH SUITE 1200 BLOOMINGTON. MN 55435 PROJECT NO: 129049.4048 DRAWN BY: MBS CHECKED BY: GV `11111111111111//j� \\,Q ofESS1O)v i Z : ROBLEY A. = w E\4NS : m i' `hos : m 05/06/2026'l'i/" 10W Al •*1\1��� ///111111111111111 IT IS A VIOLATION OF LAW FOR ANY PERSON, UNLESS THEYARE ACTING UNDER THE DIRECTION OF A LICENSED PROFESSIONAL ENGINEER, TO ALTER THIS DOCUMENT. MAIER WEST IAL04225 4200 BLOCK YVETTE ST SW IOWA CITY, IA 52240 NSB SHEET TITLE TOWER ELEVATION SHEET NUMBER T-1 1 05/06/20 ISSUED FOR CONSTRUCTION 0 03/16/20 ISSUED FOR CONSTRUCTION REV DATE DESCRIPTION `11111111111111//j� \\,Q ofESS1O)v i Z : ROBLEY A. = w E\4NS : m i' `hos : m 05/06/2026'l'i/" 10W Al •*1\1��� ///111111111111111 IT IS A VIOLATION OF LAW FOR ANY PERSON, UNLESS THEYARE ACTING UNDER THE DIRECTION OF A LICENSED PROFESSIONAL ENGINEER, TO ALTER THIS DOCUMENT. MAIER WEST IAL04225 4200 BLOCK YVETTE ST SW IOWA CITY, IA 52240 NSB SHEET TITLE TOWER ELEVATION SHEET NUMBER T-1 LANDSCAPING SHALL BE PLANTED AND MAINTAINED IN A NEAT, CLEAN, AND HEALTHY CONDITION BY THE OWNER. THIS SHALL INCLUDE PROPER PRUNING, MOWING, AND AERATION OF LAWNS: WEEDING: REPLACEMENT OF MULCH: REMOVAL OF LITTER: AND THE REGULAR WATERING OF ALL PLANTINGS, IRRIGATION SHALL BE MAINTAINED TO MAXIMIZE WATER CONSERVATION. SOIL SHALL BE TESTED TO CONFIRM ITS SUITABILITY FOR THE PLANTS CHOSEN AND SHALL BE AMENDED AS NEEDED TO MAXIMIZE MOISTURE RETENTION, WATER CONSERVATION, AND PLANT HEALTH. SHOULD ANY PLANT MATERIAL DIE, THE OWNER, SUCCESSOR, OR ASSIGNS SHALL BE RESPONSIBLE FOR THE REPLACEMENT OF THE PLANT(S) WITHIN ONE PLANTING SEASON. PLANT MATERIAL SHOULDREPLACEMENT APPROPRIATE SPECIESRTHE HYDROZONE LOCATION. REPLACEMENT OF PLANT MATERIAL SHALLOCCURATTEFOLLOWING RATE; AT&T MOBILITY 7900 XERXES AVE S 3RD FLOOR BLOOMINGTON MN 55431 N o. ��ry�o�9WB 9' ERALD —0" SPACING 1 GREEN EASTERN — — — PROPOSED EM (TYP) ARBORVITAE (TYP) L-2 — — i� — X x x x x x x x x x X X x X « ��� LO --_� * x � • 7 >� x ' x x F .* x >� x e e e e e: e e; e r � • x 1wil l w • " h i1 x � w x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x AOL TYPE PLANT REPLACEMENT WITHIN 1 YEAR 2 + YEARS TREE — DECIDUOUS INCREASE CALIPER BY 1" INCREASE CALIPER BY 1/5" TREE — CONIFEROUS INCREASE CALIPER BY 1/2" INCREASE CALIPER BY 2" ADDITIONAL REPLACEMENT SHALL BE IN CONFORMANCE WITH THE LANDSCAPE MATERIAL SPECIES REQUIREMENTS SET FORTH BY THIS PLAN OR ALTERNATIVE MATERIAL SPECIES ACCEPTABLE TO THE WARREN COUNTY REVIEW BOARD MANAGER. ©© BLACK & V EATC H BLACK & VEATCH CORPORATION 7760 FRANCE AVENUE SOUTH SUITE 1200 BLOOMINGTON, MN 55435 LAND MAINTENANCE STATEMENT IF TRANSFORMERS, GROUND—MOUNTED HVAC UNITS, UTILITY PEDESTALS, ETC. ARE NOT SHOWN ON THE SITE PLAN, ADDITIONAL LANDSCAPING/SCREENING MAY BE REQUIRED BASED UPON FIELD CONDITIONS DISCOVERED VIA THE SITE INSPECTION MADE BY STAFF PRIOR TO ISSUANCE OF THE CO, OR FINAL INSPECTION, AS APPLICABLE. LEGEND QTY BOTANICAL NAME COMMON NAME HEIGHT/ SPREAD FORM COMMENTS PROJECT NO: 129049.4048 x SMARAGD EMERALD GREEN EASTERN ARBORVITAE 10'-15'/ 3'-4' NARROW PYRAMIDAL SUN TO SHADE; LIGHT GREEN FOILAGE, DOES NOT DISCOLOR IN WINTER; HEAT AND COLD TOLERANT DRAWN BY: MBS CHECKED BY: GV LEGEND 1. ALL PLANTS MUST BE HEALTHY, VIGOROUS MATERIAL, FREE OF PEST AND DISEASE. 2. ALL PLANTS MUST BE CONTAINER—GROWN OR BALLED AND BURLAPPED AS SPECIFIED. 3. ALL TREES MUST BE STRAIGHT TRUNKED, FULL HEADED AND MEET ALL REQUIREMENTS SPECIFIED. 4. ALL PLANTS ARE SUBJECT TO THE APPROVAL OF THE OWNER'S REPRESENTATIVE BEFORE, DURING AND AFTER INSTALLATION. 5. ALL TREES MUST BE GUYED OR STAKED. 6. ALL PLANTS AND PLANTING AREAS MUST BE COMPLETELY MULCHED AS SPECIFIED. 7. PRIOR TO CONSTRUCTION, THE CONTRACTOR SHALL BE RESPONSIBLE FOR LOCATING ALL UNDERGROUND UTILITIES AND SHALL AVOID DAMAGE TO ALL UTILITIES DURING COURSE OF WORK. THE CONTRACTOR IS RESPONSIBLE FOR REPAIRING ALL DAMAGE TO THHEUCONTRACTOR IS RESPONSIBLE FOR FULLY MAINTAINING ALL PLANTING AREASxx1�OF (INCLUDING, BUT NOT LIMITED TO: WATERING, SPRAYING, MULCHING, FERTILIZATION, ETC.) UNTIL THE WORK IS FULLY ACCEPTED. 9. THE CONTRACTOR SHALL COMPLETELY GUARANTEE ALL PLANT MATERIAL FOR A PERIOD OF (1) ONE YEAR BEGINNING AT THE DATE OF TOTAL ACCEPTANCE. THE CONTRACTOR SHALL PROMPTLY MAKE ALL REPLACEMENTS BEFORE OR AT THE END OF THE GUARANTEE PERIOD. 10. THE OWNER'S REPRESENTATIVE WILL APPROVE THE STAKED LOCATION OF ALL PLANT MATERIAL PRIOR TO INSTALLATION. 11. AFTER BEING DUG AT THE NURSERY SOURCE, ALL TREES IN LEAF SHALL BE ACCUMULATED FOR TWO (2) WEEKS UNDER A MIST SYSTEM PRIOR TO INSTALLATION. 12. ANY PLANT MATERIAL THAT DIES, TURNS BROWN OR DEFOLIATES (PRIOR TO TOTAL ACCEPTANCE OF THE WORK SHALL BE PROMPTLY REMOVED FROM THE SITE AND REPLACED WITH MATERIAL OF THE SAME SPECIES, QUANTITY, SIZE AND MEETING ALL SPECIFICATIONS. 13. STANDARDS SET FORTH IN "AMERICAN STANDARD FOR NURSERY STOCK". LATEST EDITION REPRESENTS GUIDELINE SPECIFICATIONS ONLY AND SHALL CONSTITUTE MINIMUM QUALITY REQUIREMENTS FOR PLANT MATERIAL. 14. ALL REQUIRED TREE PROTECTION MEASURES SHALL BE INSTALLED PRIOR TO GRADING OR EXCAVATING. 15. UNDISTURBED BUFFERS SHALL BE REPLANTED TO BUFFER STANDARDS WHERE SPARSELY VEGETATED OR WHERE DISTURBED AT APPROVED UTILITY CROSSINGS. REPLANTING IS SUBJECT COUNTY ARBORIST APPROVAL. 1 05/06/20 ISSUED FOR CONSTRUCTION o 03/06/20 ssuEo FtE aRMIRRIGGOON REV DATE DESCRIPTION 'OH8. �\ Q �� \ cl) ROBLEY A. = Z — = W E NS Z _ (� . 09 . m ��i 05/06/202/ /////1111111111111\ IT ISA VIOLATION OF LAW FOR ANY PERSON, UNLESS THEY ARE ACTING UNDER THE DIRECTION OF A DCENSED PROFESSIONAL ENGINEER, TO ALTER fills DOCUMENT. MAIER WEST IAL04225 4200 BLOCK YVETTE ST SW IOWA CITY, IA 52240 NSB SHEET TITLE LANDSCAPE PLAN AND DETAILS SHEET NUMBER 180' ENLARGED SITE PLAN 6' 4' 2' 0 5' 3/16"=1'-0" 10' PLANTING NOTES 1. IF TRANSFORMERS, GROUND—MOUNTED HVAC UNITS, UTILITY PEDESTALS, ETC. ARE NOT SHOWN ON THE SITE PLAN, ADDITIONAL LANDSCAPING/SCREENING MAY BE PROPOSED REQUIRED BASED UPON FIELD CONDITIONS DISCOVERED FENCE VIA THE SITE INSPECTION MADE BY STAFF PRIOR TO ISSUANCE ELOF THE CO, OR FINAL INSPECTION, AS A AT&T MOBILITY 3% SLOPE MAX. 1% SLo� 7900 XERXES AVE S 3RD FLOOR BLOOMINGTON MN 55431 3•T ri r r ©© 1/2" — 3/4" CRUSHED GRAVEL GEOTEXTILE FABRIC * SPECIAL INSPECTIONS REQUIRED SEE SHEET C—#. 12" COMPACTED SUBGRADE BLACK & V EATC H (95% STANDARD PROCTOR) UNDISTURBED EARTH BLACK & VEATCH CORPORATION 7760 FRANCE AVENUE SOUTH SUITE 1200 BLOOMINGTON, MN 55435 NOT USED NO SCALE GRAVEL COMPOUND DETAIL NO SCALE 2 PROJECT NO: 129049.4048 NOTE DRAWN BY: MBS FOR CONTAINER GROWN PLANTS: ALL ROOT BALLS SHALL BE REMOVED FROM CANS AND SHALL 12'-0" CHECKED BY: GV BE SCARIFIED PRIOR TO PLANTING. . z au g 3% SLOPE MAX. 1%1% SLOPE AA i r\\/i\r\/ ri ri ri ri ri r \ r\ ri ri ri r%jr r rr irr rr rr ri ,.�� i. r•� ri ri�� .� rr rr rr r r��r� ,. 1 05/06/20 ISSUED FOR CONSTRUCTION 1/2" — 3/4" CRUSHED GRAVEL 0 03/06/20 ISSUED FOR MDWRWMUN REV DATE DESCRIPTION GEOTEXTILE FABRIC 6" COMPACTED SUBGRADE (95% STANDARD PROCTOR) * SPECIAL INSPECTIONS REQUIRED SEE SHEET C—#. UNDISTURBED EARTH \`\Q OF ESSlO'v z ' ROBLEY A. •' _ v ; E NS : m 09 :m— TYPICAL GRAVEL DRIVE DETAIL NO SCALE 4 I � 3 X BALL DIAMETER I` 05/06/2026'�i����� 111111111�� CONSTRUCT 3' EARTH WATERING SAUCER 4" MULCH EQUAL \ / DIA. OF PIT 12'-0" IT IS A VIOLATION OF LAW FOR ANY PERSON, UNLESS THEY ARE ACTING UNDER THE DIRECTION OF A LICENSED PROFESSIONAL ENGINEER, TO ALTER THIS DOCUMENT. MAIER WEST IAL04225 4200 BLOCK YVETTE ST SW IOWA CITY, IA 52240 NSB 6" (MIN) SOIL BACKFILL ' 6" TREES 3" sHRuss � z `O f 3% SLOPE MAX. 1% SLOPE MIN. ,rrT�,,; ,�,, 3' Ma,�- CUT AWAY TOP OF BURLAP AND REMOVE� EXCESS. REMOVE ALL TIES, PLASTIC WRAPS, AND EXPOSED WIRE. REMOVE THE SIDES OF WIRE BASKETS \\ �\ tri 1r" r� /i� l �/�/j ���!/ �r�. SHEET TITLE ASPHALT PAVEMENT LANDSCAPE DETAILS 6' COMPACTED SUBGRADE (95% STANDARD PROCTOR) UNDISTURBED EARTH SHEET NUMBER * SPECIAL INSPECTIONS REQUIRED SEE SHEET C—#. PLANTING DETAIL NO SCALE 3 TYPICAL PAVED ACCESS DRIVE SECTION NO SCALE 5 NOTES BLACK&VEATCH Building a World of difference: May 26, 2020 RE: Proposed ATT Installation Iowa City, IA Site Name. Maier West Address: 4200 Block Yvette St SW Iowa City, IA 52240 FA: 14642901 To whom it may concern The proposed 195 -foot Monopole that will be installed at the above site will be designed and manufactured in accordance with the following requirements. 1. Loading from all applicable building and industry codes 2. Proposed and future appurtenance loading 3. Maximum Fall Zone radius equal to or less than half the height of the tower If you have any questions regarding this letter, please contact me at 952-896-0751 or at evansra@bv.com. Sincerely, Black and Veatch Robley A. Evans, PE, SE \\\\\\`O f E S S10 �''% E zz CO : ROBLEY A. 0 '_ -w: E ANS Z - U • m = _ 09 ; nn _ 05/26/2026'�i,10W A nninin� MINUTES PRELIMINARY PLANNING AND ZONING COMMISSION JULY 16, 2020 —7:00 PM ELECTRONIC FORMAL MEETING MEMBERS PRESENT: Susan Craig, Mike Hensch, Phoebe Martin, Mark Signs MEMBERS ABSENT: Carolyn Dyer, Billie Townsend STAFF PRESENT: Joshua Engelbrecht, Ray Heitner, Sarah Hekteon, Anne Russett OTHERS PRESENT: Steve Ward Electronic Meeting (Pursuant to Iowa Code section 21.8) An electronic meeting is being held because a meeting in person is impossible or impractical due to concerns for the health and safety of Commission members, staff and the public presented by COVID-19. RECOMMENDATIONS TO CITY COUNCIL: By a vote of 4-0 the Commissions recommends approval of an application submitted by Ward Development Services, Inc. for a conditional use permit to allow for a commercial communications tower on the 4200 block of Yvette St. SW in unincorporated Johnson County. CALL TO ORDER: Hensch called the meeting to order at 7:00 PM. PUBLIC DISCUSSION OF ANY ITEM NOT ON THE AGENDA: None. ELECTION OF OFFICERS: Martin nominated Hensch as Chair, Signs seconded, a vote was taken and approved 4-0. Hensch nominated Signs as Vice Cahir, Martin seconded, a vote was taken and approved 4-0. Craig nominated Martin as Secretary, Signs seconded, a vote was taken and approved 4-0. Planning and Zoning Commission July 16, 2020 Page 2 of 8 CASE NO. CPA20-0001: Applicant: MMS Consultants Location: Parcel #1112476001 (north of Camp Cardinal Blvd, west of Camp Cardinal Rd) A request to set a public hearing for August 6, 2020 on an application to amend the Comprehensive Plan future land use map designation from Public/Private Open Space to General Commercial for approximately 3.11 acres. Russett stated staff is requesting the Commission set a public hearing on August 6 for this item. Martin moved to set a public hearing for August 6, 2020 on an application to amend the Comprehensive Plan future land use map designation from Public/Private Open Space to General Commercial for approximately 3.11 acres. Signs seconded the motion. A vote was taken and the motion passed 4-0. CASE NO. CU20-02: Applicant: Steve Ward on behalf of New Cingular Wireless PCS, LLC Location: 4200 Block of Yvette Street SW; Unincorporated Johnson County An application for a conditional use permit to allow for a commercial communication tower in the County Agricultural (A) zone within Fringe Area C of the City/County Fringe Area. Heitner began the staff report with showing an aerial of the subject property which is located at the 4200 block of Yvette Street SW in the County. The entire subject parcel is zoned County Agricultural as is most of the surrounding area however, to the immediate east, there's some County Commercial and County Highway Commercial Zoning with some light industrial land uses currently. Directly north across from Highway 1, there's some larger lot County Residential zoning and are 5 to 10 -acre residential lots. Heitner showed another map showing the Fringe Area and noted the subject parcel is located outside of the City's growth area boundary in Fringe Area C. He showed a photo of the subject parcel and pointed out where the proposed cell tower is supposed to fall within the subject parcel. Regarding some background on the case, it's an application to the Johnson County Board of Adjustment for the allowance of a commercial communication tower located on the 4200 block Yvette Street SW in Johnson County. The conditional use permit allows for use on a specific property subject to fulfilling a number of conditions set forth by the County. It's the role of the Planning and Zoning Commission this evening to determine if the conditional use that is being applied for, a commercial communication tower within the City's Fringe Area, should be recommended for approval to the City Council. Craig asked if the County requires the same good neighbor information, letting people in the neighborhood know what is going on, as the City does. Have those other commercial uses there know what's happening and have they expressed any concerns or anything? Heitner replied the County does have an outreach policy for Board of Adjustment hearings, which this will be a part of, so that would be on the County to make that outreach. Heitner stated he hasn't heard of any Planning and Zoning Commission July 16, 2020 Page 3 of 8 concerns or objections so far to this application Hensch noted the owner of the parcel in question is also the owner of the adjacent business lands. Craig agreed but noted they might own the property, but there's quite a few businesses there, seems like every towing business in town is there. Heitner continued stating the proposed land use is a commercial communications tower. That's how the County Zoning Ordinance classifies what's often referred to as a cell tower, and it's usually a large monopole tower intended to house cellular service for cellular providers. He noted the subject property in this application is not referenced in the City's Comprehensive Plan because it's outside of the City's growth area. The area is pretty rural area for the most part other than the light, industrial, Highway Commercial area to the direct east of the subject property. The parcel contains over 38 acres so it's a fairly large property in of itself. One unique aspect of this subject property is that there is a transmission line that runs through the middle of the property that bisects the property and with that line there is one transmission tower almost right in the middle of the subject property. That tower is estimated to be about 141 feet from where the proposed cell tower is proposed to go. Heitner showed images of the subject property and surrounding area. Heitner next showed a schematic of the proposed cell tower, the proposed height is 190 feet, and a monopole design, not a whole bunch of guide wires or anything like that. For some of the residual mechanical that's at the ground level, there's going to be a few layers of screening, some fencing as well as some arbor variety trees, which is a good screening tree species. Heitner next went over the supplemental conditions that the County requires as part of their conditional use permit process. One is submission of a narrative liability insurance for the project and site plan and the narratives an important component as it's on the onus of the applicant to provide a justification for why the specific location is being selected for this use and why colocation on another preexisting tower is not an option. The applicant did detail that that and it was included in the staff report assemblage. Second condition is a setback requirement requiring the tower to be 110% of the tower height setback from parcel lines. The applicant did apply for a special exception with the County Board of Adjustment to reduce the setback requirement and that was approved just last night. So additional conditions from the County were installation of a landscape buffer, which can be seen in the schematic, as well as the security fencing. That fencing must be eight feet tall with some barbed wire strands on top of it and there's some specific lighting standards that the tower would have to conform to. Heitner noted there'd be an independent inspection of the tower every 36 months and submission of an operation and maintenance plan to the County as well as submission of a decommissioning plan should the use for the tower ever subside, they would need a plan on how the applicant or the tenant intends to take down the tower. Heitner said there must be compliance with County environmental standards and sensitive area standards and a notification that any alterations to tower height or location in the future would have to be legally conforming with County Zoning. In terms of City analysis, they look at this in a couple ways. One is how does the zoning check out in terms of what's allowable right now and the County zoning designation states this use is allowed in all of the County zones except for an environmental resource preservation district, so the County does permit this use in the current agricultural zoning district. Heitner did acknowledged it was noted in the staff report that this parcel is potentially an area that the City might consider for future growth boundary expansion. Right now the County has in their future Planning and Zoning Commission July 16, 2020 Page 4 of 8 land use map designated this area as potentially suitable for highway commercial or light industrial use. As far as the City staff review of how this use would fit in with those zones, they feel it would be compatible with those zones or with an agricultural zoning district as is the present case. Either way, staff does not feel that the overall character of the subject area will be greatly affected by the addition of the tower. Heitner reiterated when there are County requests, they collaborate in the analysis with County planning staff. In addition to all those supplemental County conditions, Heitner reiterated there was the request for setback reduction from the eastern property line that was approved last night by the Johnson County Board of Adjustment. That setback would be about 187 feet, which is almost 100% of the tower height, which is 195 feet. Another request staff worked on with the County is trying to get a written approval from the FAA that a structure of the height in proximity to the Iowa City Airport would be an allowable use. They don't suspect that will be an issue, but it is his understanding the County is going to make that a condition of approval of their conditional use permit. Heitner reiterated the role of the Commission tonight is to determine if the conditional use that was being applied for, a commercial communication tower within the City's Fringe Area, should be recommended for approval to the City Council. In terms of next steps after Commission and City Council consideration the item will be brought before the Johnson County Board of Adjustment for approval. Staff recommends approval of an application submitted by Ward Development Services, Inc. for a conditional use permit to allow for a commercial communications tower on the 4200 block of Yvette St. SW in unincorporated Johnson County. Craig asked if other service providers might use this tower in the future they can use that structure, and not create another structure for another service provider, they just use the same tower. Heitner believed that was correct, it something the applicant can touch on a little bit more, but his understanding is that this tower will have capacity for up to three more users. He doesn't really know what the lifespan of how quickly users get added to these towers and when new towers need to go up but he would imagine that this tower would provide pretty strong coverage area for this area for the foreseeable future. Martin said the application states what the applicant is going to do, but not why it is necessary. Heitner stated he doesn't recall the page number but there should be a report from the applicant that outlines the need for the tower in this location and why colocation on existing towers in the area was not a feasible option. Hensch added he read in the report that area had impaired coverage. Signs asked if the adjacent zoning is highway commercial or light industrial. Heitner confirmed the current adjacent zoning is Highway Commercial and there is a little rectangular piece that's just general County Commercial and the rest is agricultural. Signs stated he didn't see a topo and wondered what the elevations were there. He wanted to make sure they weren't on top of a hill, but it doesn't look like it given the drainage there. Hensch noted there is a topo on page 37 of the packet and it looks like the main line right by the A is 750 feet. Signs stated from his recollection, right at that curve to the west of there it starts to go down again fairly rapidly and fairly substantially. So that is definitely is the high spot out in that area from his recollection. Planning and Zoning Commission July 16, 2020 Page 5 of 8 Signs noted it seems to that the height of the tower is greater than the distance between the tower and the utility transmission lines and is there any concern about that. Heitner stated that was probably their biggest concern when they were evaluating this, the proximity of the tower to the transmission lines, and then also the eastern property line. There was a narrative by the applicant, and they could probably go over this more eloquently, but the understanding is that in in case of disaster where the tower would have to come down that the fall radius of the tower would be about half of the tower's height. So probably about 95 to 97 feet, because the understanding is that the tower is designed to where the break point would occur halfway in the tower's height, so with that said, if the fall radius is in that 95 to 97 foot range, it should be clear of that 141 foot distance to the transmission tower and then also the 187 foot distance to the east property line. Hensch noted in the packet there's a page from an engineer with the statement that the maximum fall zone radius equal to or less than half the height of the tower. Hensch opened the public hearing. Steve Ward (Ward Development) is representing AT&T Cingular Wireless PCS stated he is here to answer any questions the Commission may have. There were a couple of questions while Heitner addressed them Ward can give a little bit more information. AT&T has a hole in their network, a lack of coverage, this is an expanding area, and they need to bring additional services to this area. There are no existing structures in the area that meet their need, but there are two structures in the area he wanted to bring to their attention and let them know that they did look at the transmission towers, which can be a possibility. Some communities or some power districts allow attachments to those transmission towers, others do not, and Alliant does not. Additionally, those towers really aren't built structurally to the codes required for communication antennas, there's a different code and cell towers are at a higher standard than a transmission tower or a power pole and those kind of things. There's an existing communication tower located on Maier Road, which is to the northeast of the site, it's owned by American Tower and about 160 feet. It has two users that are existing upon the tower and it just doesn't allow the elevation they need for their coverage. Ward noted the lot that their using has some unique configurations as far as the property lines and with the County's required setbacks where they were trying to place the site. Therefore, they are placing it as far back into the property as they could away from the highway. Additionally, there is the transmission line with a very wide easement that cuts diagonal across it and there's a creek that kind of runs across the property in an east/west direction and affects elevations So what they tried to do with nestle the tower as close as they could to the easement line and as close as they could to where they start losing elevation, and then still keep it as far away from the property line to the neighbors to the east as they could. As mentioned, the County does have 110% of the tower height setback, Ward stated they mentioned to the County where 110% comes from or what the reasoning is neither here nor there, the tower is a monopole type tower. There are different types of towers, there are guide towers, there are self-support towers, and there's monopole towers. A lot of times these fall zone radiuses come from the guide towers because if a guide tower falls, it's either going to crumble upon itself or if it were hit just right it could topple in a direction. Self -supported towers, which would look like the erector sets, and monopole towers are typically designed with a break point or fail point. It sounds bad, but it just basically the weakest point in the tower as designed by code is going to be at the midpoint of the tower. So basically, if you can imagine trying to bend the soda straw, that's how the tower would fail and then if that soda straw would break apart, and then it would hit the ground and topple over, that's where you get the 50% radius. To the property line to the east they are at 187 feet so they're pretty close to almost making it, but again, Planning and Zoning Commission July 16, 2020 Page 6 of 8 they're far enough away with the fall zone. They did speak to that property owner, Mr. Kraus, he owns an asphalt company. Mr. Kraus had a similar concern, because he thought it was going to be right next to his building but they explained to him where it was and gave him the drawings, the survey and the tower fall radius letter. He then didn't have any problem with it. The other concern, which is a concern, as far as safety is what happens if the tower would fall and hit the powerlines, but again, with the tower fall radius, those power lines are about 141 feet away and with fall zone radius that more than takes care of that issue. Hensch asked what is the lifespan of this structure? Ward answered that's hard to say, it's a two- fold question. Typically, steel structures are 50 to 75 years, that's why the County has an inspection requirement and they've probably modeled that on FCC, who has a lot of regulations. The towers are inspected, monopoles are typically every five years, but the County wants them done every three years. An inspection is where somebody climbs up the tower and look at all the connections, at the bolts, look for rust, look at the Foundation, and then writes a report. If there's modifications or remedies that had to be made, they're made. Ward noted it was asked earlier if this tower would be used for other people. He replied that's the idea, vertical real estate. If someone else wants to use this such as Sprint, or Verizon or T - Mobile, they could put up to probably three platforms, three additional platforms on that height of a tower. In addition to that, a AT&T has a contract awarded by the federal government to build out a nationwide network called FirstNet, a network for first responders, and they're currently building that out nationwide. So FirstNet will also have the availability to use this site if they need it for their network. Hensch closed the public hearing. Craig moved to recommend approval of an application submitted by Ward Development Services, Inc. for a conditional use permit to allow for a commercial communications tower on the 4200 block of Yvette St. SW in unincorporated Johnson County. Signs seconded the motion. Martin stated a concern she hopes that the county addresses is that the people that are there that would could be affected have an opportunity to have a voice. A vote was taken and the motion passed 4-0. CONSIDERATION OF MEETING MINUTES: JUNE 4,2020: Signs moved to approve the meeting minutes of June 4, 2020. Martin seconded. A vote was taken and the motion passed 4-0. Planning and Zoning Commission July 16, 2020 Page 7 of 8 PLANNING AND ZONING INFORMATION: Russett gave a few updates, first on the rezoning off of Highway 1 West where they were amending with conditions, that Conditional Zoning Agreement was approved by Council earlier this week. She also noted that Larry Baker resigned from the Commission, so they have one vacancy. Those applications are due by the end of this month and hopefully they'll have a new Commissioner appointed by City Council and their first meeting will be in August. She also introduced Joshua Engelbrecht, he is the new planning intern. He's been with the City since May. The last thing Russett wanted to mention this isn't really related to Planning and Zoning, but Commissioner Townsend was joined by her husband on one of Mayor Teague's Community Connections Videos. Mayor Teague has been doing these community connection videos and having conversations with people throughout the community. The discussion with Commissioner Townsend and her husband aired earlier this week and she enjoyed listening to it and learning more about her, her activism and volunteerism in the community. Hensch noted how sad he was to hear of Baker's resignation as he always had thoughtful comments and he had a good humor and will be missed. He wants to welcome Engelbrecht and hopes that they're able to meet sometime in person. He also wanted to extend warm welcome to Susan Craig noting she has a lot of years of experience and knowledge of Iowa City and a great addition. ADJOURNMENT: Martin moved to adjourn. Signs seconded. A vote was taken and the motion passed 4-0. PLANNING & ZONING COMMISSION ATTENDANCE RECORD 2020-2021 KEY: X = Present O = Absent O/E = Absent/Excused --- = Not a Member 7/16 CRAIG, SUSAN X DYER, CAROLYN O/E HENSCH, MIKE X MARTIN, PHOEBE X SIGNS, MARK X TOWNSEND, BILLIE O/E Vacancy KEY: X = Present O = Absent O/E = Absent/Excused --- = Not a Member August 4, 2020 0f101'� CITY OF IOWA CITY 410 East Washington Street Iowa City, Iowa 52240-1826 (319) 356-5000 (319)356-5009 FAX Johnson County Board of Adjustment www.icgov.org Johnson County Admin Building; Planning, Development & Sustainability 913 S. Dubuque Street, Suite 204 Iowa City, IA 52240 RE: Conditional Use Permit for Ward Development Services, LLC, 4200 Block of Yvette St. SW in Unincorporated Johnson County Dear Members of the Board, The Iowa City City Council and the Planning and Zoning Commission have reviewed the request from Ward Development Services, LLC for a conditional use permit to allow for a 195' tall commercial communications tower at the 4200 block of Yvette St. SW in unincorporated Johnson County. The Johnson County Unified Development Ordinance allows City review for conditional use permits for property within the fringe area. At its July 16 meeting, the Iowa City Planning and Zoning Commission recommended approval of the conditional use permit subject. On August 4, the City Council reviewed the conditional use permit application and concurred with the Planning and Zoning Commission and recommend approval of the conditional use permit. Thank you for your consideration of our comments on this application. Sincerely, Bruce TeagueJ4�9 Mayor, City of Iowa City STAFF PRESENTATION TO FOLLOW: 1 r I C04;qui h CITY OF lOVVA CITY 410 East Washington Street Iowa City, Iowa S2240-1826 (319) 356-5000 (3I9) 356-5009 FAX www.icgov.org Planning &Zoning Items Item 10.a: Conditional Use Permit- 4200 Block of Yvette Street SW CUP20-02 Johnson County Conditional Use Permit A letter of recommendation to the Johnson County Board of Adjustment for an application submitted for a Conditional Use Permit to allow for a commercial communications tower at the 4200 block of Yvette Street, SW in unincorporated Johnson County. Consistency with Comprehensive Plan The Fringe Area C — Outside Growth Boundary Agricultural uses. Conditional Use Permit Process of Johnson Co u my I I Lln 1 1 _ [In I I l L I L Eln MN I I Et R T LEi-L! I Eln L EEn !E' _ II EIET IA ET s ,-oa 1 - I I I I q nn elea E I�I � I �Y J I I I \ EIM LETT EIP E I T / T EIM I / E_ EIM LM4 YET ME - E fl LET -" I I Eln [1L[IL I. I I 1,T - - - - --- I ! I I Eee I[ [ 1 R Y� s ,-oa MHz 1 L i i -- �� i A El. 111[MX Johnson County Conditions 1. Narrative, liability insurance, site plan. 2. Tower setback requirement from parcel lines of 110% of the tower height. (This equals 214.5 feet for the subject tower application) 3. Installation of a landscaping buffer. 4. Installation of security fencing. 5. Specific lighting standards. 6. Independent inspection of the tower every 36 months. 7. Submission of an operation and maintenance plan. 8. Submission of a decommissioning plan. 9. Compliance with County Environmental Standards. 10. Alterations to tower height or location will have to be legally conforming City Analysis The commercial communication towers are allowed in all County zoning designations as a conditional use except for County Environmental Resource Preservation Zoning District (ERP). The Fringe Area Agreement directs uses in areas outside the City's Growth Boundary to be consistent with the rural agricultural character of an area The County's future Land Use Plan indicates this area as appropriate for development with intense commercial/low intensity industrial uses. Communication towers can be found both in other agricultural areas or near commercial uses. The overall character of the subject area will not be greatly affected by the addition of the tower. Johnson County Agricultural Zoning (Existing) Conditional Use Permit -Review and Comment to Johnson County Board of Adjustment- P&Z Recommendation to City Council (July 2020) Planning &Zoning Commission Recommendation The Planning & Zoning Commission recommends approval of CUP20-02, an application submitted by Steve Ward on behalf of New Cingular Wireless PCS, LLC for a conditional use permit to allow for a commercial communications tower in unincorporated Johnson County STAFF PRESENTATION CONCLUDED � r rrM as � h CITY OF IOWA CITY 410 East Washington Strect Iowa City, Iowa 52240-1826 (3 19) 356-5000 (3 19) 356-5009 FAX www. icgov. o rg