Proof_City Council Proceedings 02.20.23Copyrighted
April 3, 2023
City of Dubuque Consent Items # 01.
City Council Meeting
ITEM TITLE: Minutes and Reports Submitted
SUMMARY: City Council Proceedings of 3/20/23, 3/21/23, 3/22/23, and 3/23/23;
Historic Preservation Commission of 3/16/23; Library Board of Trustees
Update of 2/23/23; Proof of Publication for City Council Proceedings of
2/20/23, 2/21 /23, 2/27/23, 3/6/23, 3/7/23, 3/8/23, and 3/9/23.
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STATE OF IOWA SS:
DUBUQUE COUNTY
CERTIFICATE OF PUBLICATION
I, Kathy Goetzinger, a Billing Clerk for Woodward
Communications, Inc., an Iowa corporation, publisher
of thn Telegraph Herald, a newspaper of general
circulation published in the City of Dubuque, County
of Dubuque and State of Iowa; hereby certify that the
attached notice was published in said newspaper on the
following dates:
03/01/2023
and for which the charge is 415.80
Subscribed to before me, a Notary Public in'tt for
Dubuque County, Iowa,
this 1st day of March, 2023
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Notary Pu lic in and for Dubuque County, Iowa.
�'p1AL s JANET K. PAPE
a° Commission Number 199559
My Commission Expires
rows 12/11/2025
Ad text : CITY OF DUBUQUE, IOWA
CITY COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS
SPECIAL SESSION
The Dubuque City Council met in special session at 6:00 p.m.
on February 20, 2023, in the second -floor Council Chambers of
the Historic Federal Building, 350 W. 6th Street.
Present: Mayor Cavanagh; Council Members Farber (arrived at
6:07 p.m.), Jones, Resnick, Roussell, $prank, Wethal; City
Manager Van Milligen, City Attorney Brumwell.
Mayor Cavanagh read the call and stated this is a special
session of the City Council called for the purpose of
conducting a work session on Travel Dubuque
WORK SESSION
Travel Dubuque Annual Update
Travel Dubuque President and CEO Keith Rahe provided the
organization's annual presentation. Mr. Rahe responded to
questions from the City Council following the presentation.
There being no further business, Mayor Cavanagh declared the
meeting adjourned at 6:27 p.m.
/s/Adrienne N. Breitfelder, CMC
City Clerk
CITY OF DUBUQUE, IOWA
CITY COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS
REGULAR SESSION
The Dubuque City Council met in regular session at 6:30 p.m.
on February 20, 2023, in the second -floor Council Chambers of
the Historic Federal Building, 350 W. 6th Street.
Present: Mayor Cavanagh; Council Members Farber, Jones,
Resnick, Roussell, Sprank, Wethal; City Manager Van Milligen,
City Attorney Brumwell.
Mayor Cavanagh read the call and stated this is a regular
session of the City Council called for the purpose of
conducting such business that may properly come before the
City Council.
PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE
PROCLAMATION(S)
1. Birthday of Captain Robert L. Martin during Black History
Month (February 2023) was accepted by Anthony Allen and R.R.S.
Stewart on behalf of the Captain Robert L. Martin
Commemoration Committee and the Dubuque Branch of the NAACP.
2. Dubuque's Read Across America Day (March 2, 2023) was
accepted by Beth McGorry on behalf of St. Mark Youth
Enrichment.
CONSENT ITEMS
Motion by Resnick to receive and file the documents, adopt
the resolutions, and dispose of as indicated. Seconded by
Farber. Motion carried 7-0.
1. Minutes and Reports Submitted: City Council Proceedings
of 1/30/23 and 2/6/23; Equity and Human Rights Commission of
8/8/22, 9/12/22, 11/14/22, and 12/12/22; Historic Preservation
Commission of 1/19/23; Library Board of Trustees of 10/27/22,
11/16/22, and 12/15/22; Library Board of Trustees Update of
1/26/23; Zoning Advisory Commission of 2/1/23; Zoning Board of
Adjustment of 1/26/23; Proof of publication for City Council
Proceedings of 1/17/23 and 1/30/23. Upon motion the documents
were received and filed.
2. Notice of Claims and Suits: Steven Grutzmacher for
mileage reimbursement; Michael Lange for vehicle damage; John
Lockwood for vehicle damage. Upon motion the documents were
received, filed, and referred to the City Attorney.
3. Approval of City Expenditures: Upon motion the documents
were received and filed, and Resolution No. 38-23 Authorizing
the Director of Finance and Budget/City Treasurer to make
certain payments of bills that must be paid and approved for
payment in accordance with City procedures was adopted.
4. Authorized Depository Institutions: Upon motion the
documents were received and filed, and Resolution No. 39-23
Naming Depositories was adopted.
5. 2022 Calendar year Certified Local Governments Annual
Report and 2023 Historic Preservation Commission Annual
Workplan: Upon motion the documents were received, filed, and
approved.
6. Fiscal Year 2023 Certified Local Government Grant
Agreement for Voelker Highlands Survey: Upon motion the
documents were received and filed, and Resolution No. 40-23
Approving CLG Grant Agreement with the Iowa Department of
Cultural Affairs for the Voelker Highlands Intensive
Architectural Survey was adopted.
7. Fiscal Year 2023 Certified Local Government Grant
Agreement for the Deereville Survey: Upon motion the documents
were received and filed, and Resolution No. 41-23 Approving
CLG Grant Agreement with the Iowa Department of Cultural
Affairs for the Deereville Intensive Architectural Survey was
adopted.
8. US Census Boundary and Annexation Survey: Upon motion the
documents were received and filed.
9. Solar@Scale Letter of Support: Upon motion the documents
were received, filed, and approved.
10. Signed Contract(s): Carrico Aquatic Resources, Inc, for
the Sutton Pool Filter Replacement; McDermott Excavating for
the Briarwood Subdivision Water Connection. Upon motion the
documents were received and filed.
11. Improvement Contracts / Performance, Payment and
Maintenance Bonds: Carrico Aquatic Resources for the Flora
Pool Filter Tank & Recirculation Pump Replacement Project.
Upon motion the documents were received, filed, and approved.
12. Chavenelle Road NW Arterial to Radford Road
Reconstruction Project: Upon motion the documents were
received and filed, and Resolution No. 42-23 Accepting the
Chavenelle Road NW Arterial to Radford Road Reconstruction
Project and authorizing the payment of the contract amount to
the contractor and Resolution No. 43-23 Adopting the Final
Assessment Schedule for the Chavenelle Road NW Arterial to
Radford Road Reconstruction Project were adopted.
13. Bee Branch Creek Railroad Culverts Trail Project
Acceptance: Upon motion the documents were received and filed,
and Resolution No. 44-23 Accepting the Bee Branch Creek
Railroad Culvert Trail Project and authorizing the payment of
the contract amount to the contractor was adopted.
14. Upper Bee Branch Creek Railroad Culverts Project
Acceptance: Upon motion the documents were received and filed,
and Resolution No. 45-23 Accepting the Upper Bee Branch Creek
Railroad Culverts Project and authorizing the payment of the
contract amount to the contractor was adopted.
15. Approval of Plat of Survey (ROW Vacation) of Lot
2-2-1-2-1-2-2-2-2-2-B of the Northeast Quarter of the
Northeast Quarter of Section 28, T89N, R2E of the 5th P.M., in
the City of Dubuque, Iowa for Vacation Petition (to Hills and
Dales Childhood Development Center) as part of the Stoneman
Road Reconstruction Project: Upon motion the documents were
received and filed, and Resolution No. 46-23 Approving Plat of
Proposed Vacated Portion of Stoneman Road, in the City of
Dubuque, Iowa, to be known as Lot 2-2-1-2-1-2-2-2-2-2-B of the
Northeast Quarter of the Northeast Quarter of Section 28,
T89N, R2E of the 5th P.M., in the City of Dubuque, Iowa was
adopted.
16. Calendar Year 2022 Urban Revitalization Program
Applications: Upon motion the documents were received and
filed, and Resolution No. 47-23 Approving Property Tax
Abatement Applications Submitted by Property Owners in Urban
Revitalization Areas and Authorizing the transmittal of the
approved applications to the City Tax Assessor was adopted.
17. First Amendment to Community Development Block Grant
Subrecipient Agreement between the City of Dubuque and Four
Mounds Foundation: Upon motion the documents were received and
filed, and Resolution No. 48-23 Authorizing the First
Amendment to the CDBG Subrecipient Agreement between the City
of Dubuque and Four Mounds Foundation was adopted.
18. Approval of Retail Alcohol Licenses: Upon :notion the
documents were received and filed, and Resolution No. 49-23
Approving applications for retail alcohol licenses, as
required by City of Dubuque Code of Ordinances Title 4
Business and License Regulations, Chapter 2 Liquor Control,
Article B Liquor, Beer and Wine Licenses and Permits was
adopted.
ITEMS SET FOR PUBLIC HEARING
Motion by Roussell to receive and file the documents, adopt
the resolutions, and set the public hearings as indicated.
Seconded by Wethal. Motion carried 7-0.
1. Set Public Hearing Petition to Vacate and Dispose of City
Interest in a portion of the Stoneman Road Right of Way, in
the City of Dubuque, Iowa for Vacation Petition (to Hills and
Dales Childhood Development Center) as part of the Stoneman
Road Reconstruction Project: Upon motion the documents were
received and filed and Resolution No. 50-23 Intent to vacate
and dispose of city interest in a portion of Stoneman Road, in
the City of Dubuque, Iowa, to be known as Lot
2-2-1-2-1-2-2-2-2-2-B of the Northeast Quarter of the
Northeast Quarter of Section 28, T89N, R2E of the 5th P.M., in
the City of Dubuque, Iowa was adopted setting a public hearing
for a meeting to commence at 6:30 p.m. on March 6, 2023 in the
Historic Federal Building.
2. Set Public Hearing for Disposition of City -Owned Property
at 612 Lincoln Avenue: Upon motion the documents were received
and filed and Resolution No. 51-23 Intent to dispose of an
interest in City of Dubuque real estate to Affordable Housing
Network, Inc, setting a time and place for hearing, and
providing for the publication of notice thereof was adopted
setting a public hearing for a meeting to commence at 6:30
p.m. on March 6, 2023 in the Historic Federal Building.
3. Resolution of Necessity for the Amendment of the Dubuque
Industrial Center Economic Development District Urban Renewal
Plan, Version 2023.1: Upon motion the documents were received
and filed and Resolution No. 52-23 Authorizing and directing
the City Manager to prepare an Amended and Restated Urban
Renewal Plan Version 2023.1 for the Dubuque Industrial Center
Economic Development District, setting a date for the public
hearing and directing the consultation process on the proposed
Amended and Restated Urban Renewal Plan Version 2023.1 for
said district was adopted setting a public hearing for a
meeting to commence at 6:30 p.m. on March 20, 2023 in the
Historic Federal Building.
4. Resolution of Necessity for the Amendment of the Dubuque
Industrial Center Economic Development District Urban Renewal
Plan, Version 2023.2: Upon motion the documents were received
and filed and Resolution No. 53-23 Authorizing and directing
the City Manager to prepare an Amended and Restated Urban
Renewal Plan Version 2023.2 for the Dubuque Industrial Center
Economic Development District, setting a date for the public
hearing and directing the consultation process on the proposed
Amended and Restated Urban Renewal Plan Version 2023.2 for
said district was adopted setting a public hearing for a
meeting to commence at 6:30 p.m. on March 20, 2023 in the
Historic Federal Building.
BOARDS/COMMISSIONS
Appointments were made to the following board.
Zoning Board of Adjustments: One, 5-Year term through March
25, 2027 (Vacant term of Golombeski); One, 5-Year term through
March 25, 2028 (Expiring term of Mauss). Applicants: Matthew
Mauss, 1540 N. Algona St. - Additional Applicant; Rena
Stierman, 390 Moore Heights. This commission is subject to the
State of Iowa Gender Balance Law, *69.16A. 5 Commissioners
total; currently 2 males/l female/ 2 opening. Motion by Jones
to appoint Mr. Mauss to the five-year term through March 25,
2028 and to appoint Ms. Stierman to the five-year term through
March 25, 2027. Seconded by Sprank. Motion carried 7-0.
PUBLIC HEARINGS
1. Public Hearing for Resolution Establishing Maximum
Property Tax Dollars for Fiscal Year 2024: Motion by Roussell
to receive and file the documents and adopt Resolution No.
54-23 Approval of the Fiscal Year 2024 Maximum Property Tax
Dollars for the affected tax levy total. Seconded by Farber.
Josh and Emily Chamberland, 2145 Delaware St.; and Rich
Miescke, 3199 Sheridan Rd., spoke in opposition to property
tax increases. City Clerk Breitfelder stated that written
input was received from Steve [no last name provided], 2667
Marywood Dr. City Council Members discussed the challenges of
approving the maximum property tax dollars before the budget
public hearings, as required by law, and justifications for
their preferred maximum property tax dollars. Motion carried
5-2 with Cavanagh and Resnick voting nay.
2. Amending Zone B of the Dubuque Industrial Center West
Planned Unit Development to allow childcare centers, early
learning centers, general office, data centers, and emergency
call centers: Motion by Jones to receive and file the
documents and that the requirement that a proposed ordinance
be considered and voted on for passage at two Council meetings
prior to the meeting at which it is to be passed be suspended.
Seconded by Sprank. Planning Services Manager Wally Wernimont
provided a staff report. Rick Dickinson, 205 Hill St.,
President and CEO of Greater Dubuque Development Corporation;
and Ryan Sempf, 7819 Commerce Park, Unit 300, Vice President
of Government and External Affairs of the Dubuque Area Chamber
of Commerce and Zoning Advisory Commission Member; spoke in
support of the amendment. City Clerk Breitfelder stated that
Tom Rauen submitted written input to the Planning Services
Department. City Council Members expressed support for the
amendment. Motion carried 7-0.
Motion by Jones for final consideration and passage of
Ordinance No. 6-23 Amending Title 16, Unified Development Code
of the City of Dubuque Code of Ordinances, by rescinding
Ordinance No. 32-18 which established regulations for a PUD
Planned Unit Development District with a PI Planned Industrial
Designation and adopting an Amended PUD Ordinance to allow for
Childcare Centers, Early Learning Centers, General Office,
Data Centers, and Emergency Call Centers within the Zone B of
the PUD Planned Development District. Seconded by Sprank.
Motion carried 7-0.
3. Resolution Approving the Disposition of an Interest in
City -Owned Real Estate Pursuant to the Development Agreement
by and between the City of Dubuque and Seippel Warehouse, LLC,
Including the Issuance of Urban Renewal Tax Increment Revenue
Grant Obligations: Motion by Jones to receive and file the
documents and adopt Resolution No. 55-23 Approving the
disposal of an interest in City of Dubuque owned real estate
by sale to Seippel Warehouse, LLC, pursuant to a Development
Agreement by and between the City of Dubuque and Seippel
Warehouse, LLC, including the issuance of Urban Tax Increment
Revenue Obligations to Seippel Warehouse, LLC. Seconded by
Farber. Randy Schmitt, 3085 Castle Woods Ln., Chief Financial
Officer of Gronen; and Shawn Hilborn, 17509 Alan Jackson Dr.,
Chief Operating Officer of Gronen, summarized the project and
displayed a layout of the proposed updates. Rick Dickinson,
205 Hill St., President and CEO of Greater Dubuque Development
Corporation, spoke in support of the development agreement.
City Council Members thanked Gronen and Simmons Pet Food for
their work. Motion carried 7-0.
PUBLIC INPUT
Regarding Action Item No. 3, Clark Scholz, 2925 Burlington
St.; James Stewart, 1425 University Ave.; and Jamie Carr, 945
Clark Dr., spoke in opposition to the proposed ordinance. Ryan
Sempf, 7819 Commerce Park, Unit 300; spoke on behalf of the
Dubuque Area Chamber of Commerce regarding Action Item No. 3,
stating that the chamber has yet to determine their position
on the item but advised City Council Members refer to the
survey results of chamber members regarding the topic. City
Clerk Breitfelder stated that written input was received
regarding Action Item No. 3 from the following residents: Ed
`Dissell, 2208 Suzanne Dr.; Molly Grover, President and CEO of
the Dubuque Area Chamber of Commerce; Lance Kirby, 440 Burch
St.; Art and Karen Rokusek, 14248 Augusta Ct.; and James
Ploessl, 825 Harlan St.
ACTION ITEMS
1. Resolution Approving First Amendment to Amended and
Restated Development Agreement Between the City of Dubuque and
Simmons Pet Food, Inc.: Motion by Jones to receive and file
the documents and adopt Resolution No. 56-23 Approving the
First Amendment to the Amended and Restated Development
Agreement by and between the City of Dubuque and Simmons Pet
Food, Inc. Seconded by Sprank. City Attorney Brumwell stated
that there must be a motion to amend Section 6.1 of the
Development Agreement due to a late change to the agreement to
add language related to the additional jobs that will be
created. The change in language indicates an additional 10
full-time equivalents for a total of 281 full-time equivalents
may be divided between management and hourly production
categories as dictated by Simmons business needs from time to
time. A motion to amend with the change needs to be done to
include that language, and then City Council may approve the
amended development agreement by returning to the original
motion of approving the development agreement, as amended.
Motion by Farber to amend the first amendment to the amended
and restated development agreement by and between the City of
Dubuque and Simmons Pet Food, Inc. to incorporate the updated
language stated by Brumwell regarding Section 6.1 of the
development agreement. Seconded by Roussell. Motion carried
7-0.
Returning to the original motion to receive and file and
adopt the resolution, as amended, motion carried 7-0.
2. Naming Recognition Request Multicultural Family Center:
Motion by Resnick to receive and file the documents and
approve the naming recognition and naming signage request made
by the Multicultural Family Center (non-profit) regarding the
Multicultural Family Center. Seconded by Sprank. John Stewart,
2375 Coventry Park Unit A202, Multicultural Family Center
Board Member, provided an overview of the proposal. City
Council Members commended the request. Motion carried 7-0.
3. First Reading Proposed Ordinance Automated Speed
Enforcement: Motion by Jones to move first reading of the
following ordinance: Amending Title 9 Motor Vehicles and
Traffic, Chapter 7 Operation, Division 5 Speed Restrictions by
enacting a new Section 9-7-321.286 Automated Speed Enforcement
regarding automated speed enforcement and the process for
challenging an automated speed citation. Seconded by Sprank.
Point of Order by Brumwell to add receive and file to the
motion. So moved by Jones and seconded by Sprank. Responding
to a question from the City Council, Police Chief Jeremy
Jensen stated that the Engineering Department does not have
any concrete data on speeding and the suggestions for speed
camera placement were based on the high number of crashes at
specific locations and the number of resident complaints
regarding speeding at specific locations. City Engineer Gus
Psihoyos stated that the department has devices that capture
all vehicle speeds and advised they be installed in May to
avoid potential damage from winter weather. Mr. Psihoyos
stated the department currently owns 10 devices and may order
more, making the total count up to 15. Responding to
questions, City Manager Van Milligen stated that there will be
signs notifying drivers of speed camera locations and that
city staff intend to provide City Council will a quarterly
report on speed camera data. After City Council Members
deliberated automated speed enforcement at length, a
suggestion was made to postpone the ordinance until baseline
data is available on the number of vehicles speeding in the
city. Responding to a question on the process to delay the
ordinance, City Attorney Brumwell stated that postponement
could be done definitely to a particular date, or
indefinitely. If postponed definitely, then the item would
automatically appear on the agenda on the date specified. City
Manager Van Milligen suggested June 5, 2023, as the definite
postponement date.
City Council Members also discussed amending the first
offense civil fine within the ordinance. Motion by Farber to
amend Section D, Item 2, of the proposed ordinance to have the
first offense civil fine be $0 for all first offenses,
regardless of speeding range, thus deeming the first offense a
courtesy ticket without a fine. Seconded by Roussell.
Responding to questions, City Attorney Brumwell stated that
all the fines listed in the first offense column of the Item 2
table will be shifted to the second and subsequent offenses
column, and that the ordinance does not contain a timeframe
for issuing a second offense civil fine. Motion carried 6-1
with Resnick voting nay.
Motion by Jones to postpone discussion on the ordinance
until a meeting in June of 2023 when staff is ready to present
data to the City Council. Seconded by Farber. Point of Order
by Bramwell that the motion should include to postpone the
ordinance as amended. So moved by Jones and seconded by
Farber. Regarding a specific date in June to postpone until,
Jones stated that the June 5, 2023 meeting could be the date,
or it could be the June 20, 2023 meeting, depending on when
staff will have the data ready. City Attorney Bramwell
confirmed that the first reading of the ordinance will remain
the action that appears on the agenda if the item is
postponed. Responding to a question regarding funeral
processions being excused from offenses, City Attorney
Bramwell stated that is consistent across ordinances and best
practices throughout the state and was included in the
ordinance for consistency. Motion carried 7-0.
4. Automated Speed Enforcement Policy: Responding to a
question from the City Council, City Attorney Bramwell advised
that based on the City Council's postponement of Action Item
No. 3 until June of 2023, that the motion for this item be to
receive and file and place on the June 5, 2023, agenda for
further review. Motion by Roussell to receive and file the
documents and place the draft Automated Speed Enforcement
Policy on the June 5, 2023, agenda for further review.
Seconded by Sprank. Motion carried 7-0.
5. Secondary Responder Model: Motion by Jones to receive and
file the documents, approve the recommendations on utilizing
the Internal Working Group as the backbone to a secondary
responder model, allow for the exploration of co -locating
services in the Federal Building, identify community partners
to support the efforts of secondary responders, and continue
to pursue funding for co -responder position(s), and listen to
the presentation. Seconded by Roussell. Police Chief Jeremy
Jensen made a presentation. City Council Members commended the
recommendations and stated that this is a community issue that
will take the communitys support to address. Motion carried
7-0.
6. Fiscal Year 2024 Recommended Budget: Motion by Resnick
to receive and file the documents and listen to the
presentation. Seconded by Roussell. City Manager Van Milligen
made a presentation on the Fiscal Year 2024 recommended
budget. Motion carried 7-0.
7. Fiscal Year 2024 Budget Hearing Schedule: Motion by Jones
to receive and file the documents. Seconded by Roussell.
Motion carried 7-0.
8. Sanitary Sewer Asset Management Plan Consulting
Engineering Services: Motion by Roussell to receive and file
the documents, approve releasing a request for qualifications
(RFQ) to hire a consultant to assist with the development of
the Citys Sanitary Sewer Asset Management Plan, and listen to
the presentation. Seconded by Farber, Civil Engineer Max
OBrien made a presentation. Responding to questions from the
City Council, Mr. OBrien stated that the goal of the plan is
to develop quantifiable and data driven processes to aid in
capital improvement planning and that social and economic
impact is considered part of the critical assets. City Council
Members stated that the plan will provide good information to
share with the public. Motion carried 7-0.
9. Reschedule Sustainable Dubuque Quarterly Work Session:
Motion by Roussell to receive and file the documents and
reschedule the July 17th Sustainable Dubuque work session to
Monday, August 7, 2023, at 5:30 p.m. Seconded by Jones. No
schedule conflicts were expressed. Motion carried 7-0.
CLOSED SESSION
Motion by Jones to convene in closed session at 10:22 p.m.
to discuss Purchase or Sale of Real Estate Chapter 21.5(1)0)
Code of Iowa. Seconded by Roussell. Mayor Cavanagh stated for
the record that the attorney who will consult with City
Council on the issues to be discussed in the closed session is
City Attorney Brumwell. Motion carried 7-0.
The City Council reconvened in open session at 10:37 p.m.
stating that staff had been given proper direction.
There being no further business, Mayor Cavanagh declared the
meeting adjourned at 10:37 p.m.
/s/Adrienne N. Breitfelder, CMC
City Clerk
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