1973 Index Council ProceedingsOFFICIAL PROCEEDINGS
OF THE
CITY COUNCil
OF THE
CITY OF DUBUQUE
IOWA
FOR THE YEAR
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Jan. 2-American Trust & Savings Bank. appointed depository
of public funds. ..........................................................
" 2-Audit of City Financial condition and transactions for
1972 to be conducted by the Auditor of the State.
and audit of Water, Parking Facilities and sew-
age Rental Funds to be contracted by O'Connor.
Brooks and Company. ................................................ 7
" 2--Alba Cruso A., requesting refund on Cigarette Permit
No. 204. ........................................................................ 13
.. 2-ANNEXATION of 0.763 acres of land requested by
Richard C. & Mildred L. Henschel. ....13. 52. 53. 108. 161
" 2-Andresen Thomas, granted Class "C" Beer & Liquor
Penult. .......................................................................... 30
.. 16-A-l Plumbing Cooling & Heating Co.. requesting per.
mission to. excavate at 2900 Central Ave. ............ 42
" 16--American Legion Auxiliary, requesting permission
to conduct a Poppy Day. ........................................ 42
.. 22-Airport Commission. recommending that a $1.00 bead
tax be charged to all passengers using the Mu-
nicipal Airport, including all charter operations. 45
.. 22-Arensdorf Robert and Sharon. claim denied. ............ 46
" 29--Asbury Park Subdivision sanitary Sewer 1972, com-
pleted and accepted. ....................................63. 64.127. 129
Feb. 12-Agreement between City and Thermolyne Corporation
covering real estate in "River Front Subdivision
No.. 3". .......................................................................... 81
.. 12-Agreement between City and ll1inois Central Gulf Rail-
road Company in connection with the Center
Grove Valley Interceptor Sanitary Sewer Project. 82
" 12-Assistant City Manager, submitting resolutions for
matching funds for the financing of the County-
City Law Enforcement Center. ................................ 83
Mar. 6-Althaus Dennis Aibert. granted Class "B" Beer Permit. 131
.. 6-Apartroent Ltd. The, granted Class "e" Liquor Penult. 132
" 12-Area Residential Care Inc., extending invitation to
attend an open Forum to be presented at St.
Rose Priory. ................................................................ 133
" 26-AdvisoryCommission, requesting a change in their By-
Laws calling for an automatic recommendation to
Mayor and Council for replacement on boards
and commissions of any member who misses four
reguiarly scbeduled meetings. ........................157.174. 232
" 26--Advisory Commission, recommending that if Plumbing
Board is paid $5.00 per meeting. the Electrical,
Heating. Veutilation. Air Conditionin~ & Refrig-
eration Board should likewise be prod, not ex-
ceeding 12 meetings per year. ............................ 160
April 2-Area One Voc-Tech School. requesting permission to
paint house numbers on curbs to raise funds. .... 174
.. 16-Adams Ronald. granted Cigarette Penult. .................... 219
.. 23--Arensdorf Robert J.. Notice of Claim. ............................ 224
.. 23-Annexation Policy. to be drafted and adopted by the
Planning & Zoning Commission. ............................ 229, 356
.. 30-Alley Parking Prohibited. (Ordinance No. 20-73). ........ 235
May 7-Artus Merlin Mrs., objecting to "X" rated movies heing
sbown at the Orpheum Theatre. ............................ 243
7-Aitman John R.. sidewalk bond. .................................... 244
7-Alley between Cherry Street and Pennsylvania Av-
enue, recommendation of the Planning & Zon-
ing Commission that the alley not be vacated. .... 245
7-Ambrosy Vincent, approval of condemnation award
in the amount of $27.000. Denied ........................ 247. 610
14-Adams June Mrs.. Notice of Claim. ................................ 258, 390
14-ANNEXATION of property in M. L. 323. M. L. 324 and
Lot 94 in O'Neill's Riverview requested by Merl
F. Goerdt et. al. ....................................................259.424. 483
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City Clerk ....................... EO F. FROMMELT
City Solicitor ..................................mu .............R. N. RUSSO
Assistant City Solicitors 'uu,........WlLLlAM G. BLUM
JOSEPH P. ZWACK
MUNICIPAL COURT JUDGES
FRANK D. GILLooN JR. KARL KENLlNE 4/2173
WAYNE A. NORMAN JR. 6/18/73
Municipal Court Clerk ....................................JOSEPH A. STIEBER
Municipal Court BaUiff ............ELMER D. JOHANNINGMElER
Municipal Court changed to Iowa District Court as of July 1, 1973
CITY MANAGER
GILBERT D. CHAVENELLE
Assistant City Manager........................PAUL H. FISCHER 6/22/73
FRANCIS A. MURRAY 8/27173
Administrative Assistant ....................................GERAW J. KOPPES
Budget Analyst ............................MICHAEL E. BROOKS 8/20173
Personnel Director ........................................WALTER K. BOCKES
Program Planner ................................................PAULINE J. JOYCE
Finance Director ....................................................A. G. HEITZMAN
Deputy Finance Director ..........................................GERAW HIRD
City Engineer ............................................................JOHN L. WHITE
City Assessor ....................................................JAMES J. GREGORY
Chief of Fire Department ........................ROBERT N. DUNPHY
Chief of Police ....................................................ROBERT J. O'BRIEN
Civil Defense Director ............................................BEN J. O'LEARY
Sup't. of Water Works ........................................................J. J. HAIL
Street Commissioner ....................................MERLE FELDERMAN
Director of Recreation ............................RICHARD J. SLAITERY
Planning Director ........................................DANIEL DITIEMORE
BuUding Commissioner ....................................DONALD J. BANDY
Electrical Inspector ........................................EDWARD O. ALBER
Heating, Ventilating Inspector ................ROY SPRENGLEMEYER
Health Director ................................KENNETH K. HAZLET. M.D.
Health Administrator ........................................................A. J. ROTH
Sanitary Officer ..............................................LAVERNE GOERDT
Food and Restaurant Inspector ....................MILDRED KENNEDY
Plumbing Inspector ............................................RICHARD J. FEYEN
Library Director ........................................WILLIAM G. FULLMER
Sup't. of Parks ....................................................RICHARD KRAMER
Airport Manager ............................................................JEFF MOLlD
Urban Renewal Director ........................GENT M. WlITENBERG
Regular meetings of the City CouncU are held On the First
Monday of each month at 7:30 P.M.
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JOSEPH J. BIITER. Mayor
C. ROBERT JUSTMANN WAYNE A. MOLDENHAUER
WALTER A. PREGLER ALLAN T. THOMS
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21-Advisory Commission, accepting the recommendation
of the Administration concerning revenue shar.
iog expenditures. ........................................................
21-A-l PluIIlJbing. Cooling & Heating Co.. requesting per-
mission to excavate in 16th Street. ........................
21-Airport Commission, recommending a head tax and re-
questing hte City Solicitor to prepare proper
procedings. ..................................................................
June 4-ANNEXATlON of 7.612 acres lying south of U.S. High-
way 20 owned 'by Romac Ineorporated, recom-
mended by the Planning & Zoning Commission.
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II-Asbury Town Council, relative to their sewer hookup
problem. ........................................................316, 373.404. 427
ll-ANNEXATION of the right of way on Highway No.
20 requested by the Iowa state Highway Com-
mission. ......._............................................................... 324, 325
ll-Agreement between tbe City of Dubuque and the In-
terstate Power Company for the issuance of Rev-
enue Bonds, not to exceed $4,850,000 for the pur-
pose of pollution control. ................325. 326. 327.326. 604
ll-Algona Street. Sanitary Sewer 8 inch between Univer-
sity Avenue and Loras Boulevard, preli.minary
plans and specifications. ........337. 338. 397. 398.443. 602
ll-Althaus Dennis A.. granted Cigarette Permit. ............ 338
ll-Atlantic & Pacific Tea Co.. granted Cigarette Permit. 338
lS-Airport Commission, Authorized and directed to exe.
cute the First Amendment to Grant Agreement
on behalf of City of Dubuque. ....................349.350. 354
18--Andresen Thomas. granted Cigarette Penult. ............ 351
25-Audit Report of the City.s records for the year 1972
submitted by the State Auditor. ............................ 357
25-Adams Charles. granted Cigarette Permit. .................... 365
25--Andresen John C.. granted Cigarette Permit. ................ 365
25-Arvanitis George K.. granted Cigarette Permit. ........ 366
2-Airport Commission, relative to fire protection and
use of firefighters. .................................................... 379
2-Adams Ronald D., granted Cigarette Penult. ................ 265
16-Agreement between the City of Dubuque and the
County of Dubuque regarding the assumption of
parking and parking meter violations, providing
the County with services, personnel andadminis-
tration facilities for taking of bonds, fines, court
costs, etc. .................................................................... 411
30-Agreement between the Town of Asbury and the City
of Dubuque concerning sewage facilities. ............ 427
6-Architectural & Historical properties designated sig-
nificant pursuant to requirements of Ordinance
No. 28-70. ....................................................................438. 439
6-Atlantic & Pacific Tea Company, granted Class <lC"
Beer Penult. ................................................................ 448
2O--Airport Ordinance, providing for the name, control,
supervision and operation of the DUbuque Mu-
nicipal Airport. ............................................................ 457
20--American veterans. WW II, Korea-Viet Nam, granted
Class "C" Liquor Permit. ........................................ 465
4-Alta Vista street. request for "No Student Parking"
between 1500 and 1800 blocks. ................................ 477
17-Aldeman Dan. reappointed to the Youth Services
Bureau. .......................................................................... 492
l7-Assistant City Manager, advising of discussion of
proposed budget on September 18. 19. 20. 25.
26 and 27. .................................................................... 493
17-A.OK Yellow Cab Co.. reqnesting a rate increase for
cab service .................................................................... 495
24-Audit Report of Disaster Claim in the amount of
$25.841.02 submitted by the Auditor of State
of Iowa ....... 507. 564
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l1~Budget Amended from funds generated from the 1972
Entitlement Funds of the State and Local Fiscal
Assistance Act of 1972. ....................................322. 379. 360
ll-BONDS in an amount not to exceed $4.650.00 for the
purpose of pollution control (Interstate Power
Company). ............................................325. 326. 327.328. 604
ll-Brant Carl N.. granted Cigarette Penult. .................... 338
16-Barkalow Bros. News Stand. granted Cigarette Permit. 350
18-Beecber Co. Inc.. granted Cigarette Penult. .................... 351
16-Bell Joseph. granted Cigarette Permit. ........................ 351
16-Bauer Daniel. granted Cigarette Permit. ........................ 351
16-Bailey Edward A.. granted Cigarette Permit. ............ 351
16-Becker Robert L.. grauted Cigarette Permit. ................ 351
16-Baum William J., granted Cigarette Penult. ................ 351
25-Bahl Steven E.. Claim denied. ........................................ 358
25-Bisanz Robert P.. Claim denied. .................................... 359
25-Broessel Lynea Susan. Settlement of Claim. ................ 359
25-Bries Francis G.. Notice of Claim. ,......,........................360. 454
25-Bishop Buffets. Inc.. granted Cigarette Penult. ............ 365
25-Beidler Robert. granted Cigarette Permit. .................... 365
25-Burger King #1100, granted Cigarette Permit. ............ 365
25-Burke Josephine. granted Cigarette Penult. ............ 366
25-Becker Robert 1.. granted Class "C" Beer Permit. 367
25-Bailey Edward A.. granted Class "C" Liquor Permit. 367
2-Bradley street, installation of stop sign recommended
to provide that eastbound and westbound vehicles
must stop at Randall Street. ................................ 381. 391
2-Birch Marshall & Betty. granted Cigarette Permits. .... 385
2-Brimeyer Donald C.. granted Cigarette Permit. ............ 385
2-Bridge Marian. granted Cigarette Penult. .................... 385
2-Brammers Inc., granted Cigarette Permit. ................ 386
6-Bisping Herbert. granted Cigarette Penult. ............... 447
6-Barnhart David L. and Pearl Seeley. granted Class "C"
Liquor Penult. ............................................................ 448
2O-Buechel Louis. liability policy. ........................................ 4~1
2Q.-Bitzberger Lester. ordered to dismantle building and
clean up premises at 470 East 14th Street. ....452. 496
2Q.-Bower Richard J.. granted Cigarette and Class "C"
Liquor Penults. .......................................................... 464, 465
2Q.-Barnhart David L. & Pearl Seeley. granted Cigarette
Permit. .......................................................................... 464
20---Bisenius David E., appointed to the Low Rent Housing
Commission. ...... 465
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~Breitbach Leo. offer to purchase city owned lot 66 in
Voelker Highlands Sub. ........................................
~Bicycle Fun Day. rescheduled for October 18. 1973. ....
~Blondin Sam. Notice of Claim. ........................................
4-Bries Susan M. et. aI., requestin~ "No- Student Park-
ing" on west side of Alta VIsta from 1500 block
to 1800 block and also on Edina Street. ............477.
4-Bo-ard of Supervisors, requesting annexation of county
roads north of the city in conjunction with an-
nexation request of Merl F. Goerdt et. a1. ............
4-Bainbridge James R., granted Class "C" Liquor Permit.
~Bitter Mayor. opposed to the State Department of
Revenue order of increasing property valuations.
13---BUDGET covering period of January 1. 1974 and end-
ing June 30, 1975. submitted by the City Manag-
er. ................................................489. 510. 530, 531,532.
18-Bond Allin. appointed to the Humau Rights Commis-
sion. ..............................................................................
17-Berger Dave. reappointed to the Youth Services Bureau.
17-Board of Supervisors, advising of hearing to consider
revoking the designation of River Valley Inc. as
the community action agency for Dubuque Coun-
ty, and designate the Board of Supervisors as
said agency. ................................................................
17-Blackburn James. sidewalk bond. .......
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2-Bitter Joseph J., elected Mayor for the ensuing fiscal
year. .............................................................................. 3
2-Blum William G., appointed Assistant City Solicitor. 4
2-Bell Joseph E.. granted Class "B" Beer Penult. ........ 29
2--Burke Josephine, granted Class "C" Beer & Liquor
Permit. .......................................................................... 30
16-Buechele Paul. Notice of Claim. .................................... 41, 79
. 16-Baal Henry F.. Notice of Claim. ........................................ 41. 79
" 16-Bradley Clyde, requesting a refund on Cigarette Per-
mit No. 235. .........m.................................................... 42
" 16-Blind Association. requesting permission to address
the Council concerning the Civil Rights Ord-
inance. .......................................................................... 42
Feb. 6-Bisenius David E. Mr. & Mrs.. objecting to the propos-
ed Ecumenical Housing project. ............................ 71
" 6-Balke & Strauss streets. installation of street light
recommended. ............................................................. 72
" 12-BUnd Association of Dubuque. requesting change of
dates to conduct a candy sale. ................................ 80
" 19--Book Stores, expression of thanks from concerned
citizens on action of City relative to the Danish
Book Store. ................................................................ 102. 103
" 26--Blaser Gerald et. at, supporting H-M Ordinance and
construction of a doctor's office building. ............ 105
" 26-Brant Carl N.. granted Class "C" Beer & Liquor Penult. 116
Mar. 12-Bus Transportation System, the Interstate Power Com~
pany to discontinue bus service and turn it over
to the City prior to August 31. 1973 for the sum
of $1.00 ........................................................................
120. 143. 147. 223. 269. 270. 272. 276. 356. 371.410. 468
" 19-Bogas Telemahos. Notice of Claim. ................................ 151. 195
" 26-Berwanger Boiler Shop. Notice of Claim. .................... 158. 235
" 26-Boet John N.. Notice of Claim. .................................... 158
April 2-Barton-Aschman Associates, to serve as Consultants
for the scope study of John F. Kennedy Road
Corridor Project at a cost not to exceed $10.000. 169
" 16-Boy Scouts of America, requesting use of two City
trucks for their clean up campaign. ...........-....... 196, 276
" 16-Beta Sigma Phi Sorority. requesting a proclamation of
same by the Mayor. .................................................... 196
" 23-Brimeyer Thomas M., Notice of Claim. ............................ 224
" 23-Burkart Elmer, relative to a drainage problem existing
from Romac property. ................................................ 231
" 3o-Burrows Clyde et. ai., requesting repair of West 8th
Avenue. ................................................236. 246. 265.267. 348
" 3Q.-Bonds In Amount of $205.000 for Law Euforcement
Center. ........................_...............237. 281. 282. 309.311, 313
" 3Q.-Bisping Herbert. granted Class "B" Beer Permit. ........ 240
May 7_Becker James G.. sidewalk bond. ................................ 244
" 7__Barton-Ashman Asociates, execution of two contracts
for the Downtown Urban Renewal Project, Iowa
R-15. .. ......................... ................................................... 249
" 14--Bardon Rose Mrs. et. al. (280 signatures), requesting
that the City take over the bus system, and to
hold a referendum on the issue. ............................ 259
" 21_Bieberman Louise, request for suspension of taxes. .... 277
" 21-Bradley Helen M., requesting suspension of taxes. .... 277
" 29--Beecher ,Company Inc., granted two Class "C" Beer
Permits. ........................................................................ 295
June 4--Burlington and Stoltz streets. installation of a street
light recommended. .................................................... 300
" 4--Beurskens Joseph A., Notice of Claim. ........................ 300. 343
4-Baker William H., requesting a refund on Class "e"
Liquor License No. C-4098. ........................................ 301
4-_Beer-Liquor Sales on Sunday, advocating the sale of
beer and liquor on Sunday, and directing the City
Clerk to forward affirmative resolution to the
Speaker of House. ....... 303. 368
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l--City Council, Regolar Session ............................................
2-City Council, Adjourned Regular Session. ....................
~havenelle Gilbert D.. appointed City Manager for the
ensuing fiscal year. ....................................................
2-CIty Manager, advising the Council of his appointment
of all personnel under his supervision and control.
2-Cbavenelle Gilbert D.. bond. ............................................
~ity Manager. submitting Ordinance No. 1-73. allocat-
ing and making appropriations of tax levies for
the fiscal year 1973. ......................._.......................
2-C.ity Auditor. Treasurer. Health and Water Depart.
ments, monthly reports. ........................................
9. 56, 120. 148, 223. 231, 284. 357, 417. 450. 506,549. 565
2-Cla.im.s for the month of November 1972, proof 01
publication. .................................................................. 9
~ity Manager authorized and directed to cause struc-
ture located at 1208 Dodge Street, owned by
Marvin Kahle; and structure located at 1210
Dodge Street, owned br James W. Collins be dis-
mantled and the prenuses cleaned up. ................ 13,
2-Collins James W.. ordered to dismantle bnildin~ at
1210 Dodge Street and clean up the prennses.
2-CITY OF DUBUQUE 1972 CONCRETE PAVING WITH
INTEGRAL CURB PBOJECT NO.1. schedule of
assessments ..............................................................16. 19,
23, 25. 26. 27. 630. 631, 632, 633. 634, 635. 636, 637.
2-Oin-Que lncorporated No. 2 Aadition. approval of
petition and plat requesting vacation of five foot
easements in Lots 9 and 10. ......._...........................
8--City GOnncil, Special Session. ..................................._.......
&-Culver John C. Congressman. submitting a list of data
information used to determine the intro-state
allocations under the local Fiscal Assistance
Act of 1972. ................................................................
6-C<>uncil proceedings for the month 00 October 1972.
approved as printed. ................................................
8--Chase Duane & Marie .Sullivan, request to rezone prop-
erty on Asbury Road from Two Family to Mul-
tiple Family classification denied. ........................
1&-C!ty Council. Special Session. ..............._.._.._...............
16-Collins J.ames. reappointed to the HII1l1all Rights Com-
mission. ...............................................-........................
16----oCivil Service Commission, submitting report of en~
trance examination for positions on the Fire De-
partment. ........................................................41. 73,452.
22--City Council, Special session. ..........._...............................
22-Catholic Mothers Clubs of Dubuque, obiecting to pro-
posed merger of Park and Recreation Commis-
sions. ............... .........................................................44, 79,
22--City Assessor, recommending settlement of protest of
assessment of real estate owned by Stampfer
Bldg. Company. ............................................................
22---City Assessor, recommending settlement of protest
of assessment of real estate owned by John J.
.and Marjorie Roshek. ................................................
22-City Solicitor, submitting opinion concerning request
of Sisters of St. Francis to rezone a portion of
their property from Single Family to Multiple
"Residence classification. ........................................
22-City Solicitor. submitting report of appeal of John V.
Reisner to the Supreme Court of Iowa for a dis-
ability retirement. ....................................................
29-City Council, Special Session. ............................................
29--Clemens Dave, appointed to the Advisory Commission
replacing Arthur L. Roling. ....................................
29-City Manager, recommending that buildings located at
1729 Proscott Street and 614 Lincoin Avenue be
dismantled and the premises cleaned up. 55. 93.
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24--Berning Robert. appointed to the Youth Services Bur-
eau. .......................u.......................................................
I-Buell George B.. settlement of claim. ................................
I-Becker William &. Sons Stone Company. liability policy.
8-Brimmer Roger A.. Notice of Claim. ................................
8-Bradley Street. request for the installation of a street
light. .............................................................................. 523.
24-Brimeyer Donald C.. granted Class "B" Beer Penult.
28-Burkholder Richard W. & Kay J. Nemmers. granted
Cigarette and Class "e" Beer Permit. ......"....
5--Bridge Marian J.,granted Class "B" Beer Pennit. ........
18-Brady James. obiecting to the proposal to improve
the City Hall. ............................................................
Dec. 3-Bond issue City Hall election report in the amount of
$560.000 to remodel City Hall ................................
" 3-Brammer's Super Valu requesting cigarette refund
14-Bonds issuance of pollution Control Bonds Interstate
Power Co. ....................................................................
17-Baum, William J. granted Class "en Beer License ....
17-Benevolent & Protective Order of Elks. granted Class
"c" Commercial BeerMLiquor License ....................
17-Bisping, He~b:rt, name submitted to serve on the Dock
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6-Chamber of Commerce Transportation Committee, urg~
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Project Agreement with Iowa State Highway
Commission covering Project No. U-561-4. ............
l~ity Council, Special Session. ............................................
12-City Manager, recommending that the owners of prop-.
erty located at 544-560 Avon street. 1637 Iowa
Street. 570-582 Avon Street and at 446 East 14th
Street dismantle buildings and clean up premis-
es. .......................... ..................................................133, 134,
12-City Manager. submitting Financial Report of City
Auditor for the year 1972. ........................................
12-City Manat{er, submitting certified audit repQrt of the
Parking Facilities for 1972. ....................................
12-City of Dubuque, authorized to execute a Memoran-
dum of Understanding with the United States
Department of Housing and Urban Development.
12-City Manager. submitting a report on the City's Land-
fill Development Program and recommending
that the City execute an Option to Purchase
Agreement with Leonard T. Smith and Innocence
Aon Smith for making of tests of land. ....141.142.
12-City Solicitor, returning Notice of Expiration of Right
of Redemption from Tax Sale of Ellas Micbalakis
covering Lot 387 and south half of Lot 386 in
"East Dubuque No.2," which was originally as-
sessed to Evandelia Goetzinger and Ruth Salcedo.
12-City Solicitor, submitting for council action request
for conveyance of parcels of real estate that the
City had vacated to Jon. B. Middleton (Resolu-
tion No. 88-73). ............................................................
19--City Council, Special Session. ........................................
19-Catholic Mothers Clubs. objecting to the merging of
the Park and Recreation systems, and requesting
that no fees be charged for use of pavilions and
shelter houses, and advising of their efforts to
"Keep Our Parks Clean." ........................................
26-CityCouncil. Special Session. ............................................
2&-Claims for the month of February 1973. proof of pub-
lication. ........................................................................
26-City Manager, submitting Municipal Sewage Disposal
Works and Facilities Report for the year 1972.
26--City Manager, authorized to execute and file an appli-
cation with U.S. Department of Housing and
Urban Development under Section 701 of Hous-
ing Act of 1954. ........................................................
2&-Clarke College Sophomore Committee. requesting
a parade permit. ........................................................
April 2-City Council. Regular Session. ............................................
.. 2--City Manager authorized to execute a License Agree.
ment for an easement for the Park Hill Feed
Main Water Distribution Improvements, HUD
Project WS-Iowa-99. ....................................................
2-CITY OF DUBUQUE 1973 CONCRETE SIDEWALK
PROJECT. 184. 186. 247. 248. 260. 262. 341. 519.520,
9-City Council, Special Session. ............................................
16-City Council, Adjourned Special Session. ........................
16----City Manager, submitting a proposal for expenditure
of federally shared "General Revenue Funds" in
the amount of $932.912.00. ........................................
16--City Manager, recommending installation of a street
light on Queen Street. ............................................
16--City Solicitor, stating that only the City Council can
resolve the rezoning of 4th & Bluff Street area.
16-City Hall Renovation. proposal submitted by Dubuque
Jaycees. ........................................198. 277. 284. 509.584.
23-City Council. Special Session. .........
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29-Claims for the month of December 1972. proof of
publication. ..................................................................
29---Clancy Eugene J. & Rita M.. granted Cigarette and
Class "C" Beer & Liquor Permit. ........................
31--City Council. Adjourned special Session. ........-...........
5---City Council. Re~u1ar Session. ........................................
6----City Council, Adjourned Regular SessiQD. ....................
&-Clark Walter 0.. objecting to the height of the propos-
ed Ecumenical Housing project. ............................
&-Citizens Watchdogs, objecting to the proposed Ecu-
menical HOUSIng project. ........................................
6--City Manager, recommending installation of street
lights at Balke and Strauss Streets. ........................
&-CITY-COUNTY Authority. submitting a check in the
amount of $12,500 as part of the City Contributed
funds. ............................................................................
&-Civil Service Commission, submitting report of en.
trance examination for positions on the Police
Department. ............................................73, 781 121,407,
&-Colt .45 Drum & Bugle Corps requesting pernnssion
to conduct a phone telethon. ............................
12---City Council, Special Session. ............................................
12--Co-uncil proceedings for the months of November
and December 1972 approved as printed. ............
12--Center Grove Valley Interce.ptor Sanitary Sewer Proj.
ect. Agreement with the lllinois Gulf Railroad
for a 30 inch steel pipe. .......................-..-..-.......
12--Clark Richard Senator, urged to support the Emerg-
eucy Bridge Replacemnet Program of the Fed-
eral Highway Act. ....................................................
12-Culver John C. Congressman, urged to support the
the Emergency Bridge Replacement Program of
the Federal Highway Act. ........................................
19-City Council. Special Session. ...................................-.......
19-CITY HALL, communications relative to the renova-
tion, preservation and continued use of the build-
ing for functional purposes. ................................
88, 93, 198, 277, 284, 299, 466, 490, 546, 594,640,
19--Conlon Construction Co., sidewalk Bond. ....................
19--City Manager, requesting amendment of the hudget
covering 1972 appropriations that should be car.
ried forward ..... ............. ............................. .................
19--Citizens Freeway' Study Committee, to be a.ppointed
by the Mayor. ............................................................
19--City Manager, submitting suggestions and recom-
mendations concerning the formation of a Citi-
zens Freeway Study Committee. ............................
19-Canfield Hotel Inc., purchase of property located in
the Downtown Urban Renewal Project. Iowa R-15. 97.
19-City Solicitor, advising that Eminent Domain proceed.
ings against Richard V. Hansel for purposes of
securing a permanent easement, have been suc-
cessfully concluded. ....................................................
26--City Council, Special Session. ........................................
26-C0unty-City Authority. Report for the fiscal year 1972.
26-CITY OF DUBUQUE 1973 ASPHALTIC PAVING
PROJECT NO.1. preliminary plans and spec-
ifications. ........110. 111. 112. 113. 175, 238. 336.643.
26-CITY OF DUBUQUE 1973 CONCRETE PAVING WiTH
INTEGRAL CURB PROJECT NO.1. preliminary
plans and specifications. ............................................
....................113. 114. 115. 178. 180. 248. 591. 592.616.
Mar. 5-City Council, Regular Sessio-n. ........................................
" 6--City Council, Adjourned Regular Session. ....................
" 6--Claims for the month of January 1973, proof of pub-
lication. ....... .................................................................
&-City Manager. submitting Budget Report for Streets
for the year 1972. ........................................................
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2-City Manager, requesting permission to attend an
International City Management Convention in
Boston. ........................... ...............................................
~ty Manager. submitting report of Tri State Inde-
pendent Blind Society's request far a peddler's
license. ................. .........................................................
2---Claims for the month of May 1973. proof of publica-
tion. ................................................................................
2---Crubaugb Melvin L.. Notice of Claim. ............................
2---City Manager, submitting an ordinance providing for
a stop sign at Kelly Lane and Fremont Avenue,
and Randall at Bradley Streets. ............................ 380, 391
2---ClTY OF DUBUQUE 1973 SroRM SEWER IMPROVE-
MENT PROGRAM. ....................................383. 364.444, 446
2-C1ay Charles. granted Cigarette Penult. ................ 385
2---Carousel Snack Bar. granted Cigarette Permit. 385
9-City Council. Special Session. 388
ll-City Manager, recommending that the building located
at 1648-1650-1652 Wasnmgton Street owned by
Walter B. and Joyce H. Somers. be dismantled
and the premises cleaned up. ................................
II-Childers F. W. Mrs., authorized to construct an awning
at 1604 Central Aveuue. ............................................
ll-City Manager. recommendmg amendment of Budget
from funds utilized from 1972 Entitlement Funds
of the State and Local Fiscal Assistance Act of
1972. ..............................................................................
ll-City Manager. requesting that A. G. Heitzman be auth-
orized to execute for and on behalf of City an
application to obtain Federal assistance under
DIsaster Relief Act. ....................................................
ll-Canfield Hotel Inc., granted Cigarette Permit. ............
ll--Creslanes Bowling Inc., granted Class "e" Liquor
Permit. ........................................................................... 340,
18----City Council, Special Session ............................................
18-City Manager, submitting an inventory of the MuniciM
pal Court. .................................................................... 342.
16-Cremer Ralph J., granted Cigarette Penult. ................
16-Corbett Earl G.. granted Cigaret,e Permit. ....................
22---City Council,. SpeCIal Session. ............................................
25-City Council,. Special Session. ............................................
25-City Manager, submitling Official State Auditor's Re-
port of the Ctty for 1972. ........................................
25--City Manager. submitting report on Revenue Sharing
and requesting that the City Clerk be authorized
to publish report and the report forwarded to
Office of Revenue Sharing. ....................................
25--City Manager, reporting on complaint of R. C.. Wahlert
concerning a high speed chase of law enforceM
ment vehicles on June 14, 1973 ............................
~ity Council, going on record favoring the retention
of the United States District Court in the City
of Dubuque. ................................................................
25--County-City of Dubuque Authority. reservation for
parcels of real estate in Downtown Urban Re-
newal area withdrawn. ............................................
25--County of Dubuque, purchase 'Of urban renewal prop.
erty for public redevelopment. ................................
25--Crane Leouard H. & Betty L.. granted Cigarette Penult.
25--Clarke College. granted Cigarette Permit. ....................
25--Clancy Rita M.. granted Cigarette Penult. ....................
25--Clark Super "100". granted Cigarette Penult. ............
25--Chalder Florence E.. granted Cigarette Penult. ........
25-Cahill Robert E.. granted Cigarette Penult. ....................
27-City Council. Special Session. ............................................
29-City Council. Special Session. .......
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February, approved as printed. ............................
22-Crane Leonara H. & Betty L.. granted Cigarette and
Claes "C" Liquor Permits. ........................................
3O-City Council, Special Session. ............................................
3O--Claims for the month of March 1973. proof of publica-
tion. ..............................................................................
3O--City Manager, requesting approval for the advertiseM
ment of bids for repowering' "Seagrave Quint"
Fire Engine. ................................................................ 231. 278
3O---City Solicitor, opinion concerning absences of members
of Boards and Commisf<ions. .................................... 232
30--Conze-tt Dale, addressed Council concerning Ibus serv-
ice for tbe City. ........................................................ 236
3O--City Solicitor. directed to take necessary action to
recover costs of damages incurred by acts of
vandalism. .................................................................... 236. 290
3O-City Manager, authorized to execute an Extra W'Ork
Order' with the Iowa State Highway Commission
on Dodge Street Corridor Study. ............................ 239
3O--Catholic Mothers Study Clubs. objecting to the show-
ing of "R" and "X" rated movies at the Orpheum
Theatre. ........................................................................ 241. 243
3Q-Catholic Alumnae International Federation, extending
an invitation to attend a Mary's Day Mass for
World Peace. ................................................................ 241
May 7-City Council, Regular Session. ........................................ 243
" 7--Citizens Watchdogs, objecting to proposed construc-
tion of Ecumenical Housing project and of the
Law Enforcement Center. ........................................ 251
.. 14--City Council, Special Session. ............................................ 257
" 14-Coates Pauline, Notice of Claim. .................................... 258, 28'5
OJ 14-City Engineer. requesting Council approval of propos-
ed plans for the West Eigbth Street Retaining
Wall Reconstruction 1973. ........................................265. 266
" 16-City Council. Special Session. ............................................ 270
" 18-City Manager, submitting a copy of proposal by De-
Leuw. Cather and Company relative to the bus
situation. ...................................................................... 274
" 21-City Council, Special Session. ............................................ 276
" 21-Caradco Window & Door Division of Scovill. request-
ing vaeation of alley between Jackson and WashM
ington and 11th and 12th Streets. .................... 277. 378
.. 21-County Board of Supervisors, submitting names of
Louise Bieberman, Helen M. Bradley, Blanche
Donovan. Hilda M. Leppert, Gertrude and Robert
Ogaard. Elma B. Rembold, and requesting sus-
pension of ,taxes due to. old age' and infirmity. 277
" 29--Central Business District TOP1CS Project Sigoal 1m.
provement on Bluff Street. Wbite Street. Tenth
Street. Twelfth Street and Fourteenth Street. 292. 323. 324
June 4-City Council, Begular Session. ........................................ 299
" 4--Corbett John Mrs.. obiectinll to the present bus routes. 299
" 4-City Manager. recommendmg installation of street
light at Burlington & Stoltz Streets. .................... 300
" 4-Claims for the month of April 1973. proof of publica-
tion. ................................................................................ 300
" ll-City Council. Special Session. ............................................ 316
ll-City Manager. recommending the installation of 40
street lights on Rhomberg Avenue extending
from Eagle Point Bridge Toll House to Stafford
Avenue. ...... ............................................ ........... ...........
ll-City Manager, recommending that name of Lorimer
Street not be changed. ..............................................
ll-City Mlma~er. recommending that the building located
at 701 Rhomberg Avenue, 'Owned by Bernard
Olansky. be torn down and the premises cleaned
up. .......
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13--City Council, Special Session. ............................................
13--City Manager, submitting a Budget in the amount of
$12,074,576 covering period of January I, 1974 to
June 30, 1975. ....................................469. 530, 531, 532,
13--City Manager, submitting the Revenue Sharing Report
for the City available in the entitlement period
Jniy I, 1973 to June 30, 1974. ................................
17-Gity Council, Special Session. ............................................
17--City Manager, reconunending installation of a street
light at Hogrefe and Burden Avenues. ................
17-Gurtis Straub Co., liability policy. ....................................
17-,Chicago and Northwestern Transportation Company
relative to damage of railroad property by the
City and possibility of a claim filed by Donald
E. Robinson. ................................................................ 494,
17--Cystic Fibrosis Campaign, requesting permission to
solicit funds. ................................................................
17-Gity Manager, submitting a traffic signal program
for the Central Business District from 1st Street
to 14th Street, under superviSion of a Master
Traffic Controller. and requesting authority to
enter into TOPICS Agreement with Federal and
State Highway Commission. ............501, 502, 503,540, 541
~ty Council, Special Session. ............................................ 506
24-Citizens Transportation Committee, submitting minutes
of meetings of 9.14 and 10-15. ................................ 506, 568
24--City Manager, requesting permission to execute an
application for the Solids Handling Facilities at
the Water Treatment Plant. ....................................
24--ClTY HALL Election on the issuance o,I $560,000 City
Hall Bonds to be held on November 6, 1973. .... 512,
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" I-Claims for the month of Augnst 1973, proof of pub-
lication. ........................................................................
l-City Clerk, certifying a list Df names of applicants for
nomination for the office of Councilman and for
the office of Park Commissioner. ................517,518,
8----Gity Council, Special Session. ............................................
3--C. W. Enterprises Inc., owner of Lot A of Lot 2 of
1 of 1 of 1 of De Luxe C<>ttage Court, granted a
Revocable Penult. ....................................................
lo---city Council, Special Session. ............................................
100000ty Manager, submitting a list of parcels of land of
ten acres or more, eligible for Agricultural or
Horticultural exemption. ..........................................
lO-Catbolic Charities Board, urging the Council to include
$33,446 in the budget for the Human Rights Com.
nUssion. ........................................................................
1O---Chamber of Commerce Tax Study Committee. recom~
mending a cut in the budget of $281,141.00. ....
15--City Council. Special Session. ............................................
15---City Manager. recommending installation of street
ligh~ .on Bradley Street and in Westchester
SulxliVlsIon. ..................................................................
15--Cox Charles P., Notice of Claim. ....................................537,
15---City Manager, requesting favorable action on an
Amendment to Consent Order and directing the
Manager and staff to proceed with Waste Water
Treatment Facility Program. ....................................
15-Celotex Corporation, compliance with Amendment to
Conse",t . <>:der i!, the matter of Pollution of
the MISSISSIPPI River. ................................................
15--Citizens Transportation CommitteeJ requesting the
Iowa State Highway CommiSSIOn to conduct a
study of the feasibility of erecting a bridge or
bridges from the City of Dubuque to the State of
Wisconsin. ............................................... ..................... 545.
22-City Council, Special Session. ........,
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9-Civil Service Commission, submitti~ report of Promo-
tional Examination for positions on the Fire
Depariment. ................................................................ 389,
9--Civil Service Commission, submitting report of Pro-
motional Examination for positions on the Police
Department. ................................................................
13--City Council, Special Sessoin. ............................................
16--City Council, Special Session. ......................................:.
l&-Council proceedings for the months of March, April
and May 1973, proof of publication. ..............:....:....
16---Colt .45 Drum & Bugle Corps, requestmgpernusslOn
to conduct a parade ................................................
16--Choral Club, ~ted Cla~ "G" liquor Permit. ............
17-{:ity Council. Special SeSSIOn. ............................................
3O----City Council. Special Session. ........................................
3O-City Manager, recommending that the owners of a
building located at 1781-1783 Central Avenue
and owned by Mrs. Mildred Kohler et al cause
said building to he dismantled and premises
cleaned up .................................................................... 418,
30-city Manager, recommending that the building located
at 1785 Central Avenue. and owned by Merlin F.
& Rosemary Hohmann, be dismantled and the
premises cleaned up. ................................................ 418.
3O----City Manager. recommending that the puilding located
at 300 East Seventh Street, owned by C. M. St.
P. & P. R. R. be dismantled and premises cleaned
up. .................................................................................. 418,
30-carr Helen M., Notice of Claim. ........................................419,
3O-City Solicitorl recommending that the City Manager
direct Fischer Inc. to complete contract on prop-
erty located at 8th & Locust Streets. ................419,
30-creslanes Bowling lnc., granted Cigarette Penult. ........
6--City Council. Regular Session. ........................................
&-Curler Robert, Notice of Claim. .................................... 437,
&-Caldwell R. J.. appoiuted to the Citizens Transporta-
tion Committee. ......................................................... 449,
6-C<>ursey Eileen, appointed to the Library Board. ........
6-Calian Samuel Rev., appointed to the Library Board.
2(}-City Council. Special Session. ........................................
2O-Claims for the month of June 1973, proof of pub-
lication. ...............~............ ...........................................
2O-City Manager, requesting that the Eagle Point Park
roadway be included in the 1973 Hot Mix-
Hot Laid Asphalt Program. ....................................
2O-City Manager, recommending that the buildings locat-
ed at 470 East 14tb Street, owned by Lester
Bitzberger, and 476-460 East 14th Street owned
by the Patrick Norton Estate, be dismantled and
the premises cleaned up. ................451J 452, 496 497
2O--C. W. Enterprises Inc., requesting permiSSIOn to use '
frontage land for parking purposes off Highway
20 near Mr. Steak, to service a new Regal motel.
2O-Citizens Transportation Committee, approval of ap-
pointment of twelve members. ........................462. 506
31--City Council, Special Session. ............................................ '
31--Civil Service Commission, submitting a list of Inter-
state Power Company Employees who are being
transferred to the City of Dubuque Munici'pal
Transit System. .......................................... ...... 470
3--City Council, Re(lUlar Session. ........................::......:::::::: '
4-City Council, AdJourned Regular Session. ....................
4--City Clerk, authorized to sign papers in absence of
the City Manager. .....................................................
4---Claims for the month of July 1973, proof of pub:
lication. ...............................................................
4-Cain Donald, Notice of Claim. ...............................:::::::::
4--Chalmers Mary B., sale of property in Downtown
Renewal area. ...............-.
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Human Rights Commission thru City Manager
17-City Manager submitting an Ordinance Regolating
Ambulance Service also an Ordinance Fixing and
establishing rates ........................................................
17--County Board of Supervisors petition for suspension
of taxes for Bernard W. Mihm ................................
27-City Engineering submitting recommendations of mini-
mum amount of work to be done on City Hall to
make it safe for occupancy.....
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22-City Manager, Assistant, relative to "No Student Park-
ing" on west side of Alta vista street, 1500 to
1800 block and Edina Street from Aita Vista to
the alley. ........n........-.................................................
22-Claims for the month of September 1973, proof of pub-
lication. ......................................................................... 549,
22--City Manager. recommending adoption of an ordinance
prohibiting parking of motor vehicles on the
south side of Theisen street from Jenni Street
to Stetmore Street. ....................................................
22--City Solicitor, submitting an ordinance to eliminate
the use of a restaurant, cafe or cafeteria ina
Local Business District "A" classification, (A &
W Drive-In). ........................................................555, 583,
24-City Council, Special Session. ............................................
29--CityCouncil, Special Session. ............................................
29--Chalder Florence E., granted Class "c" Beer Permit.
5---City Council, Regolar Session. ........................................
5-City Manager, recommending that the City accept
and approve the Recreation and Open Space Plan
for the pnrposes of rlH'stablisbing tbe City's
eligibility to participate in Land and Water Con-
servation Fund Programs. ........................................
7-CityCouncil, Special Session. ............................................
13---City Council, Special Session. ........................................
19--City Council, Special Session. ............................................
19---Civil Service Commission, submitting report of exam-
ination for positions as Bus Driver. ........................
l~ty Manager Assistant, relative to redncing time of
parking on 13th Street between Iowa and Central
and increasing the rate to lot per hour; also
recommending that the 10 hour parking lot
meters on the south side of City Hall not be
changed. ........................................................................
19-Conrad.Herr plumbing & Heating Inc., requesting
permission to excavate in Kennedy Road between
Pennsylvania Avenue and Wacker Drive. ........
26-City Council, Special Session. ........................................
26-Claimsfor the month of October 1973, proof of pub-
lication. ........................................................................
26---City Manager, requesting that O'Connor, Brooks and
Company be retained to make tbe 1973 audit of
Water, Parking Facilities and Sewage Rental
Funds, and balance to be audited by Auditor of
the State of Iowa. ........................................................
26--City Manager, recommending denial of petition of
Bernard Ruess et. a1., requesting installation of a
traffic light at intersection of Loras Boulevard
and Alta Vista Street. ................................................
26-City Manager, requesting approval of a tentative three
year street construction program, to be submitted
prior to December 10 in order to receive share
of State Gasoline taxes for street related pur-
poses. ............................................................................
8-City Council Special Session. ............................................
3-Council proceedings for the montba of June and July
1973 approved as printed. ........................................
-Civil Service Commission conducted entrance exams
on September 26, 1973 for Police Department....
3-Civil Service Commission submitting report of en-
trance exams conducted on September 26, 1973
for Fire Department. ................................................
3-City Solicitor recommending settlement of Vincent
Ambrosy claim in the amount of $38,500, suit
pending in District Court for damages in eminent
domain proceedings. ................................................
8-Cliff, Deanne objecting to rezoning of Gocrdt property
off Sheridan Road .......
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May 7-Demkier Paul et. aI., requesting street light at Bur-
lington & Stoltz Streets. ........................................ 246,
.. 7~Demkier Harold R, objecting to installation of a re~
taining wall in connection with the construction
of a sidewalk. on North Grandview Avenue. ....248,
" 7-Diener Joe, granted Cigarette Permit and Class "cn
Liquor Permit. ............................................................ 254,
.. 7-D. B. Q. Inc., granted Class "C" Beer Permit. ................ 255,
" 7---J>ubuque Golf & Country Club, granted Class HA"
I...iquor Permit. .............................. ..............................
" 14----De Leuw Cather, submitting a proposal relative to the
.bus situation. ............................................................ 269,
" 21-Dubuque Packing Company, requesting the purchase
of Lot 1 of Riverfront Subdivision NO.4. ............
" 21-Donovan Blanche, requesting suspension of taxes. ........
June ll-Dubuque Boat & Boiler CO'1 petition issued in District
Court, barring any rIght, title or interest the
City may have in property. ....................................
" ll-Dunbar Linnie, granted Cigarette Permit. ....................
" ll-D. B. Q. Inc., granted Cigarette Penult. ........................
.. ll-Dubuque Packing Company, granted Cigarette Permit.
" IS-Dock Board Ordinance No. 2-73. An Ordinance fixing
and establishing wharfage fees, which shall be
paid by lessees of waterfront pro-perty under the
jurisdiction and control of the Board of Dock
Commissioners of the City of Dubuque, Iowa. 343,
" 18--Dittmar Rudy, granted Cigarette Permit. ....................
" 18--Dubuque Golf & Country Club, granted Cigarette Per-
mit. ................................................................................
" 18-Dubuque Marina Inc., granted Cigarette Permit. ........
" IS-Dodge House Motel, granted Cigarette Permit. ............
" IS-Dunne William, granted Cigarette Permit. ....................
" IS-Donovan Melville E., granted Cigarette Permit. ........
" 25--Dorweiler Delos, objecting to weed notice that he
received from City. ....................................................
" 25-Duccini John and Alice, claim denied. ..........................._
.. 25-Dubuque Downtown Assn., requesting permission to
conduct a "Crazy Days" sale. ....................................
" 25----Dubuque County, purchase of property in Urban Re-
newal area for public redevelopment. ................
" 25-D. A. V. Club, granted Cigarette Penult. ....................
" 25----Dungeon LTD., granted Cigarette Penni-i. ....................
" 25-Dubuque Motor Hotels, Inc., granted Class "B" Liquor
Penult. ..........................................................................367,
" 29-Dubuque Golf & Country Club. granted Sunday Sales
Penult. ............................... ...........................................
July 2-Drake Ursula, granted Cigarette Permit. ....................
" 9-Dubuque Packing Company, demonstrating a me.thod
to increase their removal of pollutants and re-
duce the load to the Treatment Plant. ....................
" 16-Dubuque Jaycees, granted Class "Bn Beer Permit. .... 412,
" 17-Dubuque Industrial Bureau, requesting a meeting with
the Council concerning industrial development
and sale of land in the Dubuque Industrial Park. 415,
" 30-Daughters of Union Veterans, Mary Agard Tent No.
35, requesting permiSSion to conduct a tag day.
" 30-Dubuque Transit Authority appointed for the City of
Dubuque, consisting of Doris Riekena, Chester
Solomon and George Deininger. ............................
" 30--Deininger George E., appointed to the Transit Auth-
ority. ..............................................................................
Aug. 6--Dubuque County Historical Society, commending the
Council for their concern for upbuilding and
renovating historical sites. ........................................
" 6-Diener Joseph L.. granted Cigarette Permit. ................
" 20-Deininger George, submitting his resignatoin from the
Board of Zoning Adjustment. ......
" 20--Denman Tim, Notice of Claim. .......
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80
88
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162
196
198
230
231
235
239
157,
6-Dubuque Federation of Labor, requesting considera-
tion o,n. appointments to various Boards and
COmIDlSSIOns. .............. ................................................
12-Davidsaver G. G., Notice of Claim. ................................
12-Dubuque Association of the Blind, requesting change
of dates \Q conduct a candy sale. ........................
19--Dubuque County Democratic Club, submitting reso-
lu~iop. ~p~S~g proposed twelve foot channel in
MiSSlSSlppl River. ....................................................
19----Dupaco Credit Union, authorized \Q construct a light-
ing standard on city owned Lot 412 of East Du-
buque Addition No.2. ............................................
26-Dubuque Human Rights Commission, submitting an-
nual report for 1972. ................................................
6--Dock Board Ordinance regulating the use of the water-
front by floats and repairs and launching of
boats, presented by the City Attorney. ............121, 122,
6-Dubuque Community School District, vacation and con-
veyance of Lot 4B of M. L. 472, being an unopen-
ed street along Linwood Cemetery. ........................ 122,
12--Dorweiler Delos, favoring the rezoning of property
on Kennedy Road to professional office use as
requested hy Phillip powers. ....................................
19-Dock Board, relative to recommendation sought by the
Council on a proposed 12' channel. ........................
26-Dock Board, submitting minutes of their meetings. ....
26-Dock Board Resolution No. 3-73. approving Ordinance
No. 14-73. ......
93,
Aprill6-Dubuque Downtown Association, requesting permis-
sion to sponsor a Garage Sale. ................................
" 16--Dubuque Bible Church, requesting permission to con-
duct evangelistic meetings in the downtown
area. ..............................................................................
16--Dungeon Limited, The, granted Class "C" Liquor Per-
mit. ................................................................................
23-Dubuque Building and Construction Trades Council,
recommending annexation of property for the
construction of a Ramada Inn. ................................
30-D. A. V. Fighting Back Chapter No.6, requesting
permission to conduct a tag day. ............................
30-Dodge Street Corridor Study, City Manager authorized
to execute an Extra Work Order with Iowa State
Highway Commission. .................
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2-Dubuque Bank & Trust Company, appointed official
depository of public funds. ....................................
2-Dow Evelyn H., conservator of Jeffrey Dow, Notice
of Suit. ..........................................................................
_Dubuque Disposal Co., owned by Louis Mibalakis and
Milton Schwartz, lease agreement for the rental
of the former City Garage at 14th & Elm Streets.
2-D. A. V. Club Plaza 20 Lounge, granted Class "C"
Bere & Liquor Penult. ............................................
2-Drake Ursula, granted Class "C" Beer & Liquor Penult.
3-Dorweiler Delos A., request to reclassify Lot 10 of
Block 3 of the Mettel-Link Subdivision from
Single Family to Local Business "A" classifica-
tion denied. .............................................. ..................
6-Donahue William R., appointed to Human ltights Com-
mission, replacing Charles E. Stork. ....................
16-Dubuque Audubon Society, suggesting remedies for
the elimination of a pigeon nuisance. ................
2:?r-Dubuque Plumbing and Heating Co., liability policy.
29----Day Robert L., replaced on Advisory Comnussion by
Charlotte Solomon. ....................................................
29---Dondlinger Helen K., ordered to dismantle building at
1729 Prescott Street. ............................................55,
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Jan. 22-Eminent Domain Proceedings, City Solicitor directed
to institute proceedings to acquire easement
from Richard V. Hansel for the Center Grove
Valley Sanitary Interceptor Sewer ....................51, 51, 102
" 29--Easement covering a thirty (30) foot wide railroad
right of way in Lot 1 of Block 12 and Block 13
of Riverfront Subdivision NO.3. ............................ 62
Feb. 6-Ecumenical Housing Inc., offer to purchase Urban Re-
newal property at 6th & Locust Streets to be
used for construction of an eight story apartment
building. ................................70, 71, 250, 470, 510,615, 641
" 12-East Dubuque NO.2 Addition, Lot 387 and S. 'h of Lot
386, Notice of expiration of right of redemeption
from tax sale, (Goetzinger property). .................... 78, 145
" 26-Egelhof Charles L., requesting rezoning to Multiple
classification of the Ely. 115' of Lot 706 in Mc-
Daniels Sub., located at southwest corner of 12th
& Bluff Streets. .......................................................... 110, 226
Mar. 12-Erschen Alice H., granted Class "C" Beer & Liquor
Penult. ........................................................................ 144, 374
" 26-Elliott Delores B., granted Cigarette and Class "C"
Beer & Liquor Penults. ....................................165, 167, 366
April 2-Eisbach Paul, requesting refund of $25.00 on Cigarette
Permit No. 134. ........................................................ 174
" 23--Edwards Construction Co. sidewalk bond. .................... 222
May 7-EIliott Richard et. 31., requesting permission to address
the Council relative to makeup of baseball teams
in the City League. .................................................... 244
" I_Eighth Street Retaining Wail Reconstruction 1973,
preliminary plans and specifications. ....................
................................................................ 265, 266, 267,348, 349
" 28-Election on the Proposition of Establishing and Ac-
quiring a Municipal Transit System. ................ 270, 371
June ll-Ehlinger Loren H., Notice of Claim. ................................ 318, 379
" ll-Eichhorn Lester & Marie, granted Cigarette Permit. 338
" IS-Elbow street, request for vacation of portion of street
by Clem Hayes. .......................................................... 347
" 16-Elks Club, granted Cigarette Permit. ............................ 351
.. 25-Erschen Alice Mrs., granted Cigarette Permit. ............ 366
" 25-Ellis Victorina, granted Cigarette Permit. .................... 366
" 29-Erschen Alice, granted Sunday Sales Permit. ............ 374
July 9-Excavations, complaint by Councilman Justmann con-
cerning the unnecessary delay in closing street
excavations. ........................... ........ ...... ....................... 402
" 16----Egelhof Funeral Home, requesting permission to use
city owned property at 12th & Bluff Streets for
parking use. ................................................................409, 456
Aug. 20-Eagle Point Park Roadway, to be included in the 1973
Hot Mix-Hot Laid Asphalt Program. .................... 451
Sept. 13---Ede Alfred Rev., replace on Human Rights Commis-
sion by Mary Petropoulos. ........................................ 490
.. 24----Election on the Issuance of $560,000 City Hall Bonds.
............................................................ 512, 415, 536,582 608
Oct. I-Election. Municipal Primary to be held October 23, '
1973. ....................................................517, 518 538,563 564
" I-Election, Regular Municipal election to be held No- '
vember 6, 1973. ............................................517, 518,536 562
Dec. 17-East 4th Street Extension Sanitary Sewer 1973 ........638: 639
1973
461
474
517
566
506
566
535
549
543
543
545
566
576
597
601
607
623
644
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20-Dubuque Women's Club, requesting the blocking off
of Alpine street from 3rd to Melrose Streets
for a Fine Arts Festival........................................
4-Dubuque Insulation and Siding Company Inc., side-
walk bond. ....................................................................
13---Daugherty W.. J., reappointed to the Airport Zoning
COmmlSSlon. .............. ................................ ......... .........
17-Dempsey Edgar M., objecting to noise pollution caused
by vehicular traffic, and requesting adoption of
a noise ordinance. ...................................................... 492,
17-Dubuque Yacht Basin, requesting sewer and water
service at 1630 East 16th Street. ............................ 494,
17-Dougherty Tom et. a1., objecting to proposed zoning
change of 81. Marys Place subdivision. ................
24--Dubuque County Medical Society, submitting a resolu-
tion requesting the City to adopt and enforce an
ordinance governing ambulance service. ............
8--Dock Commission. relative to the cost of sewer and
water connections for area "C" on the Industrial
Island. ..................................................... .......... ............. 523,
6-De Luxe Cottage Court, approval of plat of Lot A
of Lot 2 of 1 of 1 of 1. ............................................
I5-Dubuque Council 'Of Churches, expressing support fOf
the maintaining of a full time director and hir-
ing of a full time investigator f'Of the Human
Rights Commission. ....................................................
15-Davis Avenue, request for installation of a street
light. ......................................... .......... ............ ............... 537,
15----Dubuque Packing Company, compliance with Amend-
ment to Consent Order in the matter of Pollution
of the Mississippi River. ............................................
I5-Dubuque Tank Terminal Company, compliance with
Amendment to Consent Order in the matter of
Pollution of the Mississippi River. ........................
15-Del Farm Food Store, granted Class HC" Beer Permit.
29-Dubuque Safety Council to provide funds for the
schol patrol system. ....................................................
5--Dock Commission, agreeing to explore the possibilities
of using properties under their jurisdiction for
Recreation and Open Spaces Program. ................
19-Drive-In Restaurant, amendment of Article X of Ord-
inance No. 3-34 by repealing definition of Drive-
In Restaurant and enacting a new definition. ....596,
26-Dubuque Realty, requesting rezoning of property at 289
South Locust Street from Two Family to Com-
mercial Zoning Classification. ................................
3--Dock Board submitting a report requesting considera~
tion to provide water service to Industrial Area
"e" for construction of water main over 16th
Street bridge ..............................-.................................
17-Dubuque Federation of Labor not in fav'Or of retain-
ing the City Hall however requesting a committee
to investigate relocation ............................................
17-Dubuque Life Insurance Co. sh'Owing interest in the
purchase of city owned property at Delhi &
Forest Lane, Formerly Brammers. ........................ 623, 649
17-Dubuque Connty Metropolitan Area Planning Com-
mission submitting Articles of agreement for the
East Central Intergovernmental Assn.
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437
462
459
462
465
485
493
511
524
574
600
589
610
625
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IS-Furlong Leo, objections to his operation of an Over-
head Door Co. ............................................................
16-Fransen William P., granted Cigarette Permit. ............
16-Ford Mary Kathryn, granted Cigarette Permit. ............
IS-Fens Adele Mrs., granted Cigarette Permit. ................
25--Fiscber Marian Mrs., Claim Denied. ............................
2~Federated Insurance Companies, on 'behalf of John &
Alice Duccini. claim denied. ....................................
25----Fisch~r Realty, ~e~se agreement for Planning & Zon-
Ing COIDIIl1SS10n. ........................................................
25-Fotos George, granted Cigarette Permit. ....................
2l>-Fenelon Patrick, granted Cigarette Penult. ................
25--Fiseher Bowling Lanes granted Cigarette Permit. ....
2l>-Fink Milton, granted Cigarette Penult. .......................
25-Friedman Leona R., granted Cigarette Penult and
Sunday Sal~s Permit. ................................................366,
2-Fonley Doyle et. ux., Notice of Claim. ....................379, 453,
2-Fire Department, requ~sting that the City Fire De.
partment be used to man the Municipal Air.
port, rather .than inexperienced firefighters. ....
2-First National Bank, requesting rezoning of property
at 2222 White Street to provide for off street
parking and to remain in Multiple Zoning class-
ification. ......................... ...... .................................381, 421,
2-Frateroal Order of Eagles, granted Cigarette Permit.
2-Fleckenstein Ray, granted Cigarette Permit. ................
16-Fleege Donald J., Notice of Claim. ....................................407,
16--Fischer & Co., revestiture proceedings to be instituted
on property located at 8th & Locust Streets. and
condition of sidewalk investigated. 407, 408, 419,420,
3~Fire Chief, submitting a review of home inspections
for the past eight years. ............................................
" 30--Flood Protection Project, acceptance of Stage II. ........
Aug. 6-Fischer Inc., sidewalk bond. ............................................
" 6-Fahey Bernard, appointed to the Citizens Transporta-
tion Committee. ........................................................ 449,
2O-Fenley Charles L. and Ediel I., authorized to coustruct
private access stairway to home. ............................
20----Felderman LaVerne, requesting a refund On Class "C"
Beer Penult No.2. ....................................................
20--Fleming M":'"Y. C., appointed to the Low.Rent Housing
CommISSIon. ................................................................
4--First National Bank of Chicago and William K. Stev-
ens, sale of property in the Downtown Urban Re-
newal area. ..........................................._...................
17-Five Flags Civic Center. opposed to the idea of an
indoor ice skating facility as proposed by the
Recreation Commission. ............................................
24---Ferring Theodore J., granted Class "B" Beer Permit.
6-Fisch Robert, requesting the Council to 'stay' with
River Valley Cap. ........................................................
5Finley Hospital SchOOl of Nursing, requesting permission
to sell candles, candy and stationery from house
to house. ........................................................................
19-Food Service Establisbments, fixing and establishing
fees for the issuance of Permits by Ordinance
No. 53-73. .................................................................... 589,
19----Fondell & Sons, requesting permision to excavate
in Pennsylvania Avenue. ........................................
3-Faulhaber. John objecting to proposed parking chang-
es in the 1800 block of Kane Street and in lieu
thereof have Student Parking ................................
17-Fuhrman, Robert L. Notice o.f backed-up sewer claim
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Jan. 2-Frommelt Leo F., appointed City Clerk for the ensning
fiscal year. ....................................................................
" 2-First National Bank, appointed official depository of
public funds. ................................................................
" 2-Finley Hospital, requesting rezoning of property in
Boxleiter's Su.b. of Caroline Boxleiters Sub.,. Sid-
onia Hosford's Sub. and Finley Home Adaition
from its present Two Family to Multiple Resi-
dence District permitted use (h). ........................10, 11, 12
" 2--Fritz Beulah E., requesting refund on Cigarette Per.
mit No.7.................................................................... 12
" 2-Firzlaff Carl, resolution of condolence extended to the
Firzlaff family. ......................................................30, 32, 44
" 8--Forslund E. D., Claim denied. ........................................ 35
" 22-Fens Adele,granted Class "B" Beer Permit. ................ 53
Feb. 6--Fondell & Sons Inc.. requesting permisison to excavate
at 2034-38 Central Avenue. .................................... 74
" 6--Fries Cyril J., requesting refund on Cigarette Permit
No. 84. .......................................................................... 74
" 6-Freeway Study Committee, to be appointed by the
Mayor. .......................................................................... 75, 96
.. 6--Fransen William P., granted Class ICC" Beer & Liquor
Permit. .......................................................................... 76
" 19--Five Flags Center, designated as a Bicentennial Cen-
ter. ....................................................................97, 358,417, 548
.. 26-Freeway 561 Corridor Location and City Island Missis-
sippi River Bridge, Mayor Authorized to execute
a pre-Design Agreement. .......................................... 110, 239
Mar. 6-Finn Justin & Dolores, Notice of Claim. ........................121, 171
" 6-Fourth Street Area, petitions for and against the
rezoning area for professional office use. ............
................125. 125, 159, 160, 291, 292, 408, 409,438, 440
" 6-Fraternal Order of Eagles #568, granted Class "e"
Uquor Permit. ............................................................ 132
" 12-Fondell & Sons Inc., liability policy. ................................ 135
" 19-Fries Cyril J., requesting refund on Liquor Permit
No. C-4311. .................................................................. 152, 260
" 26---Fourth Street Area Task Force, requesting a meeting
to review the preliminary version of Riverfront
Development Study. .................................................. 164
" 26-Ford Mary Kathryn, granted Class "c" Liquor Penult. 167
April 2-Fuerst Richard, requesting vacation of an alley behind
his home at 1895 Roosevelt Street, and complain-
ing of storage of boats and campers. .................... 174
" 2-Frommelt Building Corporation, amendment of lease
to correct misdescription of property in Sears-
Roebuck & Company Subdivision No.2. ................ 183
.. 30--Fire Department, advertising for bids for the repower-
ing and renovation of Seagrave "Quint" Fire
Engine. ........................................................................ 231, 278
May 7_Friedman Leona R, requesting refund on Class liB"
Beer Permit No. 2731. ............................................ 247
" 29-Five Flags Committee, requesting that the area across
from the Center to be developed with an archi-
tectural design to enhance the whole Plaza area.
................................................................................ 284,329, 417
June 4-Fischer & Co. Inc., granted Class "C" Uquor Permit. 314, 374
" ll_Fischer Paul H., submitting resignation as Assistant
City Manager. ............................................................ 318
ll_ICFive Flags Sculpture" competition authorized to
obtain a suitable and distinctive piece of sculp-
ture for the Town Clock Plaza. ........................329, 330, 573
ll_Fettgather Ramona, granted Cigarette Penult. ........ 338, 629
ll_Felderman LaVerne, granted Cigarette Permit. ........ 338, 443
ll_Ferring Theodore J., granted Cigarette Penult. ........ 338
ll_Fettgather Ramona, granted Class "G" Liquor Permit. 340
13-Fangman John L., Notice of Claim. ................................343, 390
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25-George Frank & John, granted Cigarette Penult. ........
" 25--Grabow Ralph. granted Cigarette Permit. ....................
July 2-Gerdes Henry Jr., granted Cigarette Permit. ............
" 2-Grant Raphael William, granted Cigarette Permit. ....
.. 2---Gordon Lorraine, granted Cigarette Permit. ................
" 2--Grandview Avenue Drug, granted Cigarette Permit. ....
Aug. 6---Ginter Donna M., granted Class "C" Liquor Permit.
" 2Q......-.Goerd.t Construction Co., sidewalk bond. ........................
Sept. 4-Goetzinger Rosemary Mrs., Notice of Claim. ................
" 4--Grandview Avenue, request for "No Student Park.
ing" from Clarke Dr. to Ungs Street. ....................
" 4--Grabow Ralph J., granted Class. "C" Beer Permit. ....
" 17--Goerdt Merle F., requesting multiple rezoning for
recently annexed property in M. L. 324, M. L. 323
and Lot 94 in O'Neills Riverview. .....m................
" 2~ese Sheet Metal Co., Notice of Lien. (Pillsbury) ........ 507,
" 24--Grice Victor, replaced On Airport Commission by
John Higley. ................................................................
" 29-Greenstein Patsy Mrs., submitting resignation from
the Library Board. ....................................................
Nov. 5-Glynn John F., granted Class "C" Liquor Penult. ....
" 19---Grandview Avenue, from S. P. L. of Whelan Street
to the S. P. L. of Delhi Street, final estimate
and acceptance of improvement with Concrete
Paving. .......................................................................... 591,
19--Grant Raphael W., granted Class "Cn Liquor Pennit.
26---Gruber James J., requesting rezoning of property in
Dennis Dorgan Sub. from Multiple to Business
"B". .......................................................;........................
3---Giesler, Duane R. et al objecting to proposed rezoning
of Gocrdt property at Sheridan, Hogrefe, Peru
Roads. ............................................................................
17-Glynn, Beverly A. gran.ted Class HC" Commercial
Beer.Liquor License ..................................................
17-Gordon, Lorraine. granted Class "e" Commercial Beer-
Uquor License ............................................................
27-Gilligan, Walter F. ex-pressing sadness at his passing
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7-Hall John F., granted Class "C" Liquor Penult. ........
2ll--Hurley Fordyce J. et. al., objecting to the proposed
Ordinance amending the Zoning Ordinance af-
fecting the 4th Street area. .................................... 292.
29----Haas Charles R., granted Class "B" Beer Permit. ........ 295
June 4-Herburger Jacqueline H., addressed the Council rela-
tive to the Tri-Centennial celebration and re.
enactment of Jolliet..,Marquette expedition. ........
4--Hampton R. & Co. Inc.) offer to purchase Parcel 4-2 in
the Downtown Urban Renewal Area for a pro-
posed motel site. ........................299, 364, 436, 485,500,
4--Humke Maurice E., offer to purchase Parcel No. 2-6 of
U"ban Renewal property. ................................294, 301,
II-Higgins Grace M., objecting to fumes from an incin-
erator and from an automobile parked beneath
her window at 605 Bluff Street. ............................
ll-Haase C. L., sidewalk bond. ................................................
ll-Hartig Drug Co.. by Insurance Company of North
America, Notice of Claim concerning personal
injury accident by Evelyn C. Wieland. ................ 319,
ll-Hilkin Elmer J. et. al. (296 signatures) requesting
that Flexsteel be allowed to put in a driveway
onto East 32nd Street. ............................................323,
I1-H. R. W. Associates requesting a curb cut on Kennedy
Road between Hiilcrest and Foothill Roads .... 323,
ll-Heitzman A. G., authorized to execute documents on
bebalf of City to obtain Federal financial assist-
ance under the Disaster Relief Act. ....................
ll-Heiderscheit John J., granted Cigarette Penult. ........
ll-Hartig Drug Company, granted four Cigarette Permits.
18--Hawkeye Estates, approval of sanitary and functional
features and issuance of a 'Construction permit
by the Iowa State Environmental Department.
18--Hayes Clem, requesting vacation of a portion of Elbow
Street. .......................................................... ......... .........
16-Hunt George R., granted Cigarette Penult. ................
Hennen LaVerne, granted Cigarette Permit. ....................
16-Holiday Oil Distr., Inc., granted five Cigarette Permits.
16-Habeger Anthony & Gary Stewart. granted Cigarette
PermIt. ..........................................................................
19----Hancock William, granted Cigarette Penult. ............
16-Hirsch Carl, granted Cigarette Permit. ....................
2&---Holiday Inn Motel, granted Cigarette Permit. ............
25--Hall John F., granted Cigarette Penult and Sunday
Sales Permit. .............................................................. 366, 374
25--Heinz Albert, granted Cigarette Permit. ........................ 366
25--Hentges Dorothy, granted Cigarette Permit. ................ 366
2--Henry's Drive Inn, granted Cigarette Permit. ........ 385
2-Hantelmann Richard J., granted Cigarette Penult. .... 385
9-Hardie Advertising Inc., requesting a refund of $54.00
for unused permits. ....................................................
9-Haas Ronald J., granted Cigarette and Sunday Sales
Permits. ........................................................... .................
9----Home Rule Act, Chapter 1086 of acts of Sixty Fourth
General Assembly, to be adopted by the City of
Dubuque. ......................................................................
SO--Hohmanp ~erlin F. & Rosemary. ordered to dismantle
buIldmg and clean up premises located at 1785
Central Avenue. ........................................................ 418
3lJ.--.Harkey Sally Mrs., Notice of Claim. ................................ '
30-Hillcrest Builders Inc., requesting vacation of utility
easement between Lot 3 Block lOA and Lot 4 of
Block lOA in Key Knolls Subdivision. .................... 424
SO-Hirsch John R., granted Cigarette Permit. .................... '
6-Hansen Michael R., Notice of U.S. District Court
Referee in Bankruptcy. ...........................................:
6--Historical and Architectural properties designated
significant pursuant to the requirements of
Ordinance No. 28-70. ...... 438,
396
402
478
419
447
432
343
347
324
338
339
342
347
351
351
351
401
289
302
357
501
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2-Henschel Richard C. & Mildred L., requesting annexa-
tion of 0.763 acres of land south of Valentine
Drive. ................................................................13, 53,108, 161
2-Hendricks William H. & Laura C., objecting to their
assessment ,for the paving of South Grandview
Avenue. ........................................................................ 16
8-Hrynkow John, Notice of Claim. .................................... 36
8-Hipschen Susan, appointed to Human Rights Commis.
sion replacing Patrick R. Quinn. ............................ 38
22-H. R. W. Associates, request to rezone Block 22 in
Key Knolls Subdivision from Multiple Residence
classification to Local Business 'A'classifica-
tion approved. ................................................49, 58, 89, 90
22-Hansel Richard V.. of Hillcrest Builders Inc., City
Attorney directed to institute Eminent' Domain
proceedings to acquire easement for Center
Grove Valley Sanitary interceptor Sewer. ....51, 52, 102
22-HUD, submitting copy of a review for the adoption of
provisions of the Uniform Plumbing Code. ........ 53
29-Human Rights Commission, submitting minutes of
meetings. ........................................55, 147, 193, 222,276, 377
29--Human Rights Ordinance amended by repealing Sec.
tion 100 of Article I and Sections 201, 202, 203
and 204 of Article II. ................................................ 59, 61
6-Healy Joyce J.. Notice of Claim. ......................,......... 74
6---Hirsch John R., granted Class "C" Beer & Liquor
Permit. .......................................................................... 76
6---Health & Engineering Departments, submitting official
notice of meeting in Ames on establishing regu.
lations to control odors and pollution. ............ 76
12----"Hughes Harold senatorj urged to support the Emer-
gency Bridge Rep acement Program of the Fed-
eral Highway Act. ...................................................... 86
19--Hartle~ Sidney R., supporting proposed plan of Coun-
cIlman Moldenhauer concerning Low-Rent hous-
ing plan. ........................................................................ 88
19----Hempstead Senior High School, advising Council of
their spring program. ............................................ 88
19-Human Rights Commission, requesting proclamation
of "Dubuque Black Cultural Week." .................... 93
19----Haferbecker Charles et. aI., urging the renovation of
City Hall. .................................................................... 93
26-Holy Trinity Third Order of St. Francis, protesting
the operation of Book Stores located at 306 Main
Street and 1101 Rhomberg Avenue. .................... 103
26-Hospital.Medical District established as an eighth zon.
ing classification. ........................................................ 106, 108
Mar. 19-Heitzman Construciotn Company, sidewalk bond. ........ 148
" 26-Heinz Albert, granted -Glass "c" Beer Permit. ............ 166
" 26----'Hennen LaVern N., granted Class "C" Beer Permit. 166
April z.-,Hansen J. W. Construction Company Inc., sidewalk
bond. .............................................................................. 170
" 2-Henschel Richard C. & Mildred L.. approval of plat
of Block 8 ''Thomas Farm Addition." .................... 181
2-Hartig Drug Company, affirmation of City that there
have been no violations of any restructions to
deed covering purchase of property in Urban
Renewal area. ........................................................... 189
16-Heidorn John M., Notice of Claim. ............................ 195, 232
16-Hefel Brothers Additiou, approval of plat of Lots 1-29
and Lot A of Hawkeye Estates. ............................ 209
16-Hentges Dorothy R., granted Class "c" Liquor Permit. 220
23--Husemann Concrete Contractor, sidewalk bond. ........ 222
3lJ.--.Harber Kristine E., Notice of Claim. ............................ 233
3O-Haudenshield~DeWachter Funeral Home, requesting
permission to construct a marquee at 2170 Cen.
tral Avenue. ...... 235, 286
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33
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278
86
99
468
147
156
535
543
194
239
239
284
103
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2-Iowa State Department of Health, submitting a new
approved rule relating to the State Plumbing
Code ..............................................................................
2--Iorwa State' Auditor to audit the 1972 financial condition
and transactions of the City of Dubuque. ............
2-Iawa State Crime Commissian, autharized to act on
behalf of the City of Dubuque to obtain federal
fu.nd:5 for .pragrams approved by ,the Crime .com~
nusslon. ....................... .................. ......... ....................8,
S-Iawa State Department of Health, advising af an in-
crease of $33Q,454.00 for Wastewater Treatment
Facilities. ......................................................................
8----Iawa State Highway Cammission, submitting a tran-
script of the public hearin~ held on Septem-
ber 14, 1972, on the comdor study of the
narth-south Freeway. ................................................
S-Iowa Beer & Liquor Control De:partment Hearing
Board, setting January 12, 1973 as date for
appeal of Phillip T. Langas. ....................................
16----Iowa Air Pollution Cantrol Commission, advising of a
public hearing relative to air pollution contral
af adors, emission data etc. ....................................
16--Internatianal Union of Operating Engineers, request-
ing permission to. attend meeting af the Cauncil
to. discuss eight issues to. be resolved. ............39, 80,
12-lllino.is Central Gulf Railro.ad Campany, Agreement
with the City for a 30 inch steel pipe' in can-
nection with Center Grave Valley Interceptar
Sanitary Sewer Project. .......................................... 82,
19-1owa State Department of Health, submitting revision
af the "State Plumbing Code". ..............................
19---Iowa State Highway CommISsion, submitting Agree-
ment covering TOPICS project at 10th and Bluff
Street. ............................................................................
19-Iawa State Highway Commission, submitting Agree-
ment cavering TOPICS project an University
Avenue fram Loras Boulevard to. Gilliam street.
..........................................................................100. 227,228, 239
6--Interstate Pawer Campany, advising the City of Du-
buque that Bus Operatians will be discontinued
as of AugllS't 31. 1973, and offer to turn over to
the City all real and personal bus property for
the sum of One Dollar ($1.00). ..............................
......................120. 143, 223, 269, 270, 272, 356, 371.410,
19--Iowa Pav}ng A~saciatian, paying recagnitian to. City
on Its paVing program. ............................................
26--Insurance Campany o.f Narth America, Natice of claim
far Gail Richardson.
65,
16-Iawa State Highway Cammission, submitting maps of
the carridar lacatio.n af U. S. Highway No.. 52
in Jackso.n and Dubuque Counties and natice
of hearing May 17, 1973. ........................................192,
16---Iowa State Department of Environmental Quality sub-
mitting a Needs Survey relative to. Federal
Grants far canstruction of Treatment Works.
................................................................192, 509, 535, 542,
16--Io.wa University, adviSing of a one day seminar on
Alcohalism. ..................................................................
23-Iowa State Highway Cammissian, requesting "Location
and Design" approval far reconstructing of Uni-
versity Avenue fram Loras Baulevard to Gilliam
Street. ....................................................................227.228,
3O--Iowa State Highway Commissio.n, Extra Work Order
for the Dodge Street Corridor StUdy. ....................
State Highway Commission, no.tice o.f bridge re-
pair project an Julien Dubuque Bridge.
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451
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525
535
537
549
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566
570
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566
595
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6-Haas Urban, appointed to the Citizens Transportation
ComInittee. .................................................................. 449,
6-Hemmer Andrew C., appointed to the Citizens Trans-
porta,lion Committee. ................................................ 449,
2Q-Hartmann Construction Co., sidewalk bond. ................
2~Hen~.g Florence. ~" apPointed to. the Low-Rent Hous-
mg Comnu.sslan. ........................................................
4-H. R. W. Associates, petitian of Mandamus command-
ing the Building Commissioner to issue a build~
ing permit far a structure an Lot A af Block 22
in Key Knolls Sub. ...............................................475, 507,
4---Hawthorne Street, parking prohibited on the north side
fram Rhomberg Avenue to. Kerper Boulevard.
4---Huff Donald E. et. aI., requesting two hour parking
on Kane Street, south side, Manday thraugh Fri-
day. ................................................................................
17-.:.....Herrrnann Henry, submitting ideas cancerning the Gp-
eratian of the Bus system. ........................................
17--Hogrefe & Burden Avenues, installation of a street
light recommended. ....................................................
17-Hempstead High School, requesting permissian to. can-
duct a hamecoming parade. ....................................
17-"Hatel," defined to inclUde motel, motor inn, motor
hotel and motor lodge as a penultted land use
in Urban Renewal Praject" Iowa R~15. ....................
24---Higley John, appointed to the Airport Commission,
replacing Victar Grice. ............................................
Oct. I-Henningsan, Durham & Richardson, slide presentation
showing how other cities and towns handle solid
waste material. .......... ........................................... .......
" 8---Haliday Inn af Dubuque, granted Class "B" Liquar
Pennit ..........................................................................
" 15-Human Rights Commission, expressio.n af support by
the Dubuque Cauncil af Churches, and disapprov-
al of use of Police Department for investigatian
purposes. ........................................................... ...........
.. 15-Hawtho.me Street, request for removal af "No. Park-
ing" signs. ....................................................................
" 15-Hills & Dales Child Development Center Inc., request-
ing installation of a street light on Davis Ave-
nue. . .............. ................................................................. 537,
" 22-Helling Anthony A & Bette 0., granted Class "B"
Liquor PerIDit. ............................................................
" 29--Housing Supervisor, Dubuque Area Project Concern
for the Elderly and Retired. relative to the City's
failure to hire a Hausing Supervisor to manage a
program for low rent incame :persons. ................
.. 29--Halloween Parade, request af Y' Men's Club to con-
duct a parade on October 30, 1973. ......................
Nov. 5---Haas Ranald J., granted Class "C" Liquor Permit. ....
.. 19--Hennessy James M., sidewalk 'band. ................................
.. 19-Hartig Drug Company, granted four Class "B" Beer
Permits. ....... ....... ..........................................................
Dec. 3-Hantelmann, Richard J., granted Class C Beer-Liquo.r
li.cense ..... .................. ............................................
" 17-Heiderscheit, Jahn, granted Class C Beer license
646,
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19--J. F. K. Foods, granted Class "B" Beer and Cigarette
Permits. ..................................................................100, 144, 374
Mar. 29--Jotbam William R., requesting refund on Liquor Per-
mit No. C.4549 and Cigarette Penult No. 18. .... 165
April 2-Johansen P. D., requesting rezoning of property in
Block 5 0' P. D. Johansen Sub. from Single to
Multiple Family classification. ..............................174, 277
Of 16-Jaycee City Hall Renovation Committee, requesting
permission to address the Council concerning the
results of a conducted study. ..................198, 277,284, 509
" 3O--Jolliet Marquette Tricentennial, requestin.g permission
to sell buttons from door to door. ........................ 236
May ~acobson.s Incorporated, authorized to construct a
loading dock. .............................................................. 287
July 9--Johnson Clara L., granted Cigarette Penult. ................ 401, 629
Aug. 2O-Justmann C. Robert Councilman, sobmittinj: aresolu-
tion encouraging promotion to designate Du-
buque as a Port of call for river trade, to es-
tablish a waste disposal study team to explore
feasibility of 'building a plant to process waste
to produce electricity. ................................................
Sept. 4-Justmann C. Robert Councilman, moved the allocation
of $208,300 from the Revenue Federal Sharing
funds to bring the City Hali into compliance
with City, State building and fire laws. ..............
" 17----Jobnston Arend, appointed to the Youth Services
Bureau. ..........................................................................
Oct. 8-Justmann C. Robert Councilman, expressing concern
about the activities of the Human Rights Com-
mission and suggesting that Realtors be given
the opportunity of selling Urban Renewal proJ>-
erty. ................................................................................
Nov. 19--Jushnann C. Robert. Councilman, relative to a letter
he received from the Iowa Conservation Com-
mission concerning utilization of Area 1'C" as
a State Park. .......
464
487
492
522
597
1973
Feb.
604
"~3
325
342
342
342
357
366
543
407
433
435
450
474
464
564
549
640
589
597
603
607
621
624
page
29-Interstate power Company, requesting permission to
address the Council concerning pollution control
financing. ....................................292, 301, 325, 326,327,
29-Iowa State Highway Commission, requesti~ HLocation
and Design" approval from Federal Highway Ad.
ministration for Traffic Signal System on Bluff,
Wbite, Tenth, Twelfth and Fourteenth Streets.
............................................... ......................................... 292, 293
ll-Insurance Company of North America, representing
Hartig Drug Company, Notice of Claim, advising
of personal injury accident by Evelyn C. Wie-
land. .............................................................................. 319, n..
ll-Iowa State Highway Commissio.n, requesting annexa-
tion of the right of way on Highway No. 20 into
the City. ........................................................................324,
16-10wa State Depariment of Environmental Quality,
approving sanitary and functional features for
Hawkeye Estates Notice #73-86W, 1438' of ClP
Hawkeye Drive and Inwood Avenue. ....................
16-10wa State Department of Environmental Quality, is-
suing construction penult No. 73-114-S Sanitary
Sewer Plans, Phase 1 for Hawkeye Estates. ........
18---Iowa State Highway Commission, submitting agree-
ment for Primary Road Extension Maintenance
to June 30, 1974 in amount of $3583.50. ..............
25-1owa State Auditor, Report of records of the City for
the year 1972. ............................................................
25--Iowa Commission for the Blind, granted Cigarette Per-
mit. ................................................................................
2-Iowa State Department of Environmental Quality, Mr.
Joseph Obr addresed the Council relative to
Sewage Treatment Plant. ..377,378,437, 473, 517,535
16--Iowa Conservation Commission, requesting work and
cost estimates on the restoration of City Hall. ....
3O-Imperial Lanes Inc., granted Class IIC" Liquor Permit. ..
6--Iowa Coaches, Inc., offer to purchase a parcel of
property in the Industrial Park. ............................
20--Iowa Engineering Society, recommending that a reg-
istered professional engineer be appointed as a
member of the Transportation Committee. ........
2O-Indian Ridge, installation of a street ligbt requested
by Roy Vyverberg et. al. .......................................... 461
2O-lmperial Lanes Inc., granted Cigarette Penult. ............
24--Iowa State Auditor, submitting report of Disaster
Claim in amount of $25,841.02. ............................50<
22-Iowa Department of Environmental Quality, submit-
ting sanitary survey of Dubuque Municipal Wa-
ter Supply. ..................................................................
22-1uvestment Planning Inc., offer to purchase Block 8,
Parcel 7-4 in Downtown Urban Renewal Project,
Iowa R-15. ............................................................556, 61,
22--Iowa Northwestern Development Co., approval of plat
of Blo-cks 4 and 5 in "Arbor Oaks Sulxlivision,
and requesting installation of street light. ........ 55
19-Iowa Conservation Commission, relative to. utilization
of Area "C" as a State Park. ................................
26-111inois Central Gulf Railroad, Easement Agreement
with City of Dubuque. ..............................................
3-1owa State Highway Commission sobmitting maps of
proposed corridor location of Freway 520 in
Delaware and Dubuque counties ............................
14--Interstate Power Company issuance of $4,400 000 Pol-
lution Control Revenue Bonds ................:............... 6~
17-Iowa State Highway Commission submitting copy of
Iowa's approved action plan in developing a proj-
ect on the Primary Road System ........
~ji
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2-Kelly Robert P.. granted Cigarette Pennit and Class
"C" Liquor Pemtit. ....................................366, 413,590, 602
9--Kieffer Richard Mrs., claim denied. ................................ 390
9--Kirchberg Gerald C., granted Cigarette Permit. ........ 401
16-Kennedy Ron et. al., requesting parking on both sides
_ of Wilson Avenue. .................................................... 410
30--KoehIer Mildred Mrs., Elma Rembold et. al., ordered
to dismantle building and clean up premises at
1781-1783 Central Avenue. ......................................418, 479
30----Key Knolls Subdivision, request of Hillcrest Builders
for vacation of a utility easement in Lot 3 and
Lot 4 of Block lOA. ..................................................424, 447
.. 3O-Klauer James J., granted Class "e" Liquor Permit. ,.... 432
Aug. 6-KehI Robert, granted Cigarette Permit. ,....................... 447
.. 6-K<>pp Eugene L.. granted Cigarette Permit. ................ 447
.. 2O--Key City Plating Co., submitting copy of letter from
Corning Laboratories relating to existing prob-
lem with Keystone Gelatin. .................................... 450
" 20----Koeller Duane C., granted Class "e" Liquor Permit. .... 465
Se!>!. ~KaneM~~J:~' tt~ti~id~~'.'u~~~~...~~..~~":'...~~~~ 476
" 4-Kiwanis Club, requesting permission to conduct their
1973 Peanut Sale. ...................................................... 477
.. ~Knights of Clumbus Council 510, granted Class "C"
Liquor Penult. ............................................................ 486
.. 13-Kutchera Barbara Sr., replaced On Human Rights Com-
mission by Allin Bond. .....'......................................... 490
" 17----KDeller Duane C., granted Class "C' Liquor Permit. .... 504
" 24-Kopple Harry, granted Class "C" Beer Permit. ............ 511
.. 24--KDTH, objecting to proposed policy by Councilman
Justmann preventing staff members from divulg-
ing information to the news media. ...................... 515
Oct. 6-Kuehn Archie et. aI., requesting a street light on
Bradley Street. ............................................................523, 536
.. 15--Kieffer Francis H., sidewalk bond. .................................. 535
.. 25-Keystone Gelatine Company. eomplieance with Amend.
ment to Consent Order in the matter of Pollu-
tion of the Mississippi River. ................................
Nov. 5---Kroeger Jeanette M., granted Class "C" Liquor Per-
mit. ................................................................................
" 19---Kaufmann Avenue, request for parking on one side
of street only, between Carter and Evergreen. ....
" 19--Key City Investment Co., requesting annexation of
Waechter Plate in Center Grove in Dubuque
Township. ..... ........ ........................ .... .......... ...................
Dec. 17---Kaiser Gordon et. al., requesting No Parking regula-
tions along Sunset Park Circle at Kennedy
Road. ..............................................................................
.. 17-Kopp Eugene L., granted Cigarette and Class C Com.
merical Beer.Liquor Licenses. ................................646,
" 17---Kachevas James P., granted Class C Commercial Beer-
Liquor License
543
478
550
589
628
647
647
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Jan. 2-Key City Bank & Trust Company, appointed official
depository of public funds. ....................................
" 2--Kahle Marvin, ordered to dismantle building located
at 1208 Dodge Street and clean up the premises. ..
" 2---Kies Donald, granted Class "C" Beer & Liquor Per-
mit. ................................................................................ 29,
" 2----Kachevas James P., granted Class "C" Beer & Liquor
Permit ..........................................................................
" 8-Koos Richard J. and Kathryn Koos, Decree filed in
favor of the City and County of Dubuque con.
cerning annexation of Rockdale Road. ................
" 8-K & K Heating Co., requesting a refund on Permit No.
21600. ............................................................................
" 8--Karigan Gust & Andrew, requesting. consideration of
their property at 4th & Central in the event
temporary offices are needed by the City during
renovation of City Hall. .............~............................
.. 22-Key Knolls Subdivision, rezoning of Block 22 to Local
Business "A" classification recommended by
Planning & Zoning commission. ..,......................... 49.
.. 22-Kunkel Kenneth N., Notice of Claim. ............................ 50
" 29-Kruser Vickie, Notice of Claim. ......................................57
.. 29--Kraemer Mary G., granted Cigarette Penult. ..............
Feb. 6-Kirchberg Gerald C_, granted Class "C" Beer & Liquor
Permit. ...........................................................................
" 19--Karr Robert J., granted Cigarette and Class "e" Beer
& Liquor Penults. ..............................................100, 101,
April 2-Kennedy Road Corridor Project, a Scope of Study
presented by the Planning & Zoning Commis~
sion. ................................................................................
" 2-Knights of Columbus Council 510, granted Class "C"
Liquor Penult. ............................................................
.. 16-Kenneally Helen M., Notice of Claim ............................
.. 16-Kuch Roy A. & Marie L., Notice of Snit. ......................
" 16---Klavitter Nelson P. & Ramona R., conveyance of Lot
86A and easterly 19.96 feet of Lot 87A of Wood's
Addition. ............. ...... ........................... ......... ...............
" 16--"Kennedy-Larches Subdivision". approval of plat of. ..
May 14--Keystone Gelatin Co., concerned about contamination
due to the sale of land to the Key City Plating
Co.. adjacent to the Gelatin Plant. ........................257,
.. 14---<Key Corners and Keymont Drive, withdrawn from the
1973 Sidewalk Program. ..........................................
.. 29--Kall Ben C. Mrs., Notice of Claim. ..................................286,
" 29-Knapp Win~aI!l' appointed to the Planning & Zoning
Comrmsslon. .................. ....... ......... .................... ..........
June 11--,Kies Donald, granted Cigarette Permit. ........................
" ll-Kretz Ernest J., granted Cigarette Permit. ..................
.. 16-Klauer James J., granted Cigarette Penult. ................
.. 19--Kennedy Mall Cinema, granted Cigarette Penult. ........
.. 18--Kroeger Jeanette M., granted Cigarette Penult. ............
.. 19--Koeller Duane, granted Cigarette Permit. ..............351, 545,
.. 16-K-Mart, granted Cigarette pemtit. ..................................
" 18-Kachevas James, granted Cigarette Permit. ................
" 16-Kremer Mary G., granted Cigarette Penult. ................
.. 25-Kraus Chandler Mrs., a!>pointed to the Advisory Com-
mission. . ..... ..... .... ........ ............... .................... ..............
.. 25--Kni~hts of Columbus, granted Cigarette Pennit. ........
.. 25--KraJnovick Elizabeth, granted Cigarette Pennit. ........
.. 25--Kopple Harry, granted Cigarette Penult. ....................
.. 25--Karr Robert, granted Cigarette Penult. ........................
" 25--Krajnovich Elizabeth, granted Class "C" Liquor Per-
mit. ................................................................................
n 29---Kachevas James, granted Sunday Sales Permit. ..........
July 2-Kelly Lane, installation of stop sill'! recommended to
provide that westbound vehIcles stop at the in-
tersection of Kelly Lane and Fremont Avenue. .. 361, 391
.S
5
30
30
36
37
37
90
157
194
65
76
374
169
188
195
195
203
208
450
260
474
296
339
339
351
351
351
556
351
351
351
356
366
366
386
366
367
374
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335
339
339
351
351
351
352
360
552
493
576
611
594
610
518
549
584
425
432
474
477
484
504
363
386
377
381
385
412
368
317
29--Lorice Inc., offer to purchase Parcel No. 2-6 of Urban
Renewal property. ..............................294, 301, 302,400,
4-Liquor.Beer Sales -on Sunday, advocation of sale of
beer and liquor and directing the City Clerk to
forward resolution to the Speaker of the House. .. 303,
ll-Lorimer Street, recommendation of ,the City Manager
that the name of the street not be changed. ......
ll-Law Enforcement Center, retention of Urban Renewal
Land for the construction of a Law Enforcement
Center. ..........................................................................331,
ll-Lucky Stores Inc., granted four Cigarette Pennits. ....
11-Leonard Oil Company, granted Cigarette Penult. ........
16-Lange James, granted Cigarette Permit. ........................
16-Lenstra Thelma, granted Cigarette Permit. ..................
lS-Lester Catherine, granted Cigarette Permit. ................
16-Love Philip R.. granted Class "C" Liquor Permit. ........
25-Lubbers Lloyd, requesting permission to raise a side-
walk on Southern Avenue 4" higher than the
existing walk. ..............................................................
25-Langman C. H. & Sons, demolition work completed
and accepted. . ............ ....................................... ..........
25-Love Kenneth J., granted Cigarette Permit and Class
"C" Liquor Permit. ....................................................366,
2--LuGrain William, sidewalk bond. ....................................
2-----Loras Colege, requesting permission to conduct a
Home-Coming parade on Octaber 13. ....................
2-Loras College. granted Cigarette Penult. ......................
16-Love Phillip R., granted Cigarette Permit. ....................
30-Leibold Tom & Associates, requesting rezaning .of Lot
2 of 1 of 3 of St. Mary's Place to Multiple Dis-
trict Classification. ....................................424, 507,508,
30-Lang Elsie, requesting suspension of taxes on property
at 904 Lincoln Avenue. ............................................
3O-Langas Pbillip. granted Cigarette Permit. ....................
4--Luerkens William & Jeanette, liability policy. ............
4--Ludescher J. J., requesting "No Parking" signs an
east side of Grandview Avenue from Clarke
Drive to Ungs Street. ................................................
4---Leath and Company, sale of fixtures in the Downtown
Urban Renewal area. ................................................
13-Leath Bnilding, proposed as a poSSible location for
a City Hall. ..........................................................490, 493,
17~Lammer Ben, objecting to unsanitary conditions ex-
isting around the Cosley property on Asbury
Street. ... .................... .... .... .................... ...... ......... ..........
I-Landfill Site, petition containing 1500 signatures of
property owners objecting to a proposed landfill
site on David Waller farm, presented by Thomas
W. McKay. ....................................................................
22-Loras Boulevard, "NO' Student Parking" an west side
from 1500 to 1800 block and Edina Street from
Alta Vista to alley. ....................................................
5---Land & Water Canservation Fund Pragram, the City
to' apply for a federal acquisitian grant in con-
nectian with the resaurces af the E. B. Lyons
Estate for the purchase of tbe Reed Property
cansisting of 34 acres in Section 6 af Dubuque
Township. ..............................................................574, 575,
19-Landon William Jr., recommended far appointment
to' the Yauth Services Bureau. ................................
19-Lundh Alvin, Objecting to' the praposal to' renovate
the City Hall. ..............................................................
3-Link Donald F., et. al. objecting to proposed parking
changes an Kane Street, also requesting two haur
parking .......................... .... ......................... ...................
3--Lundh, Alvin, submitting sketch of bUildings propased
for Goerdt property canstruction off Sheridan
Road. .......
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2-Library Baard, requesting a meeting with the Council
concerning present and future needs. .................. 7
2--Low Rent Housing Commission, submitting minutes of
meetings. ........8, 55, 103, 133. 156, 264, 377, 473,517, 548
2-LaRue William G., Notice of Claim. ..............................:. 9
2-Lease Agreement between Louis Mtbalakis & Milton
Sehwartz with the City of Dubuque for rental of
the former City Garage at 14th & Elm Streets. .. 15
8--Lemmer Carl J., requesting rezoning of praperty in
M. L. 452. Section 16, Dubuqne Twp. from Single
Family to Local Business "A" classificatian. .... 37, 57
6-Langas Phillip T., Appeal before Iowa Beer & Liquor
Department set for January 12, 1973. ..................
........................38. 57, 139, 140. 225, 256, 256, 269,294, 301
22-LiI Giant Food Stares, requesting refund an Class
"C" Beer and Cigarette Permits. ............................ 51
29--League of Women Voters, presenting the Council with
booklet entitled "Know Dubuque". ........................ 5;;
6--Luther Manar Nursing Harne, endorsing the proposed
Ecumenical Hausing project at 6th and Locust
Streets. .......................................................................... 70
6--Low Rent Housing Commission, designatian af $200,-
000 Revenue Sharing Funds recommended by
Councilman Moldenhauer. ........................................ 72
12-Law Enforcement Center, praviding for matching
funds through the Iowa Crime Commission Proj-
ect. ............................................................................63, 154, 313
19-Lemmer Ralph L., authorized to construct an iden-
tification sign. base. .................................................. 91
6-Lewis Merlin K., requesting the vacation of Lot 4B of
M. L. 472. .................................................................... 122
6-Loras College, request to conduct a "Shamracks for
Dystrophy" drive. ...................................................... 126
6-Langas Phillip, granted Class "C" Beer Permit. ........ 131, 301
6-Lucky Stores, Inc., granted (3) Class "c" Beer Per-
mits. .............................................................................. 131
12--Low Rent Housing Commissian, submitting a deter-
mination of a subsidy report for low income house-
holds. ............................................................................ 133. 156
19~League af Wamen Voters, submitting names af Ed-
ward Cawley, Mrs. Vince Timpe and Mrs. Gloria
Lipper as members of Citizens Committee far
the north-south freeway. .......................................... 147
19---Loras College, requesting permission to conduct a
carnival and firewarks display. ............................ 151
19--LAW ENFORCEMENT CENTER, bids to be received
on May 22, 1973 and to ,be let on May 29, 1973.
................................................................154, 211, 213.
215, 217, 218. 153, 384. 307, 308. 309, 313, 331,334, 335
26-Lenger Joseph R., granted Class "c" Beer Penult. .... 166
April 2--Lynn William J., requesting refund on Class "c" Beer
Penult NO.5 and on Cigarette Permit No. 27. .... 174
.. 16--Loras Callege Student Body, requesting pennission
to conduct a Bike Relay. ........................................ 197
" 3O--Law Enforcement Center Bonds, advertisement of
sale in amount of $205,000. ....237, 281, 309, 310,311, 313
" 3()..........Leanard Oil Company, granted Class "C" Beer Per-
mit. ................................................................................ 240
May 14--LYONS P~ PROJECT NO.1. proposal submitted
to acqUIre 39 acre Reed property for use as a
public park and conservation area. ..267, 268, 574,575, 629
21~Library Board, requesting consideration on the re-
appointment of Bev. Karl G. Schroeder and Dr.
George Ehlhardt. ........................................................ 276
21-Lundh AI., reappointed to the Advisory Commission. .. 277
21-Leppert Hilda ,M., requesting suspension of taxes. .... 277
29--Langas Phillip T., granted Class "B" Beer Permit. ...... 294, 448
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2-McEvoy John Mrs. Notice of Claim. ................................ 9, 57
8-McNeil J. Timothy, replace on Advisory Commission
by Frank Miller. ........................................................ 38
16-McDowell Appliance, claim denied. ................................ 40
29-McDonald Raymond G. Jr., ordered to dismantle build-
ing located at 614 Lincoln Avenue. ...................... 55, 95
26--McSperrin Melvin B. & Richard Stecklein, granted
Class "C" Liquor Permit. .....................................,.. 167
" 2li-'McGhee John C., Settlement of Claim. ............................ 224
April 30-McCarty Marcella, requesting a refund on Class "e"
Liquor Permit No. C-3404. ...................................... 236
July 2-McDonald A. Y. Mfg. Co., granted Cigarette Permit. .... 386
" 16-McCullough J. A., objecting to poor ca'ble TV recep-
tion. .................................. ... ................. ............... ........... 410
6--McKay Thomas W., appointed to the Citizens Trans-
portation Committee. ................................................449, 462
6---McLaughlin Helen K., appointed to the Citizens Trans-
portation Committee. ................................................449, 462
20---McKay Thomas W., address the Council as a repre-
sentative for a group who opposes the proposed
landfill site. .... .... ....... .... ,.. ............ .................... ... .......
4-McCaughey Caroi M., granted Cigarette Permit. ........ 486,
l~McKay Thomas W., submitting a petition containing
1500 signatures of land owners objecting to the
proposed landfill site. ..............................................
5-McDonald Construction Company, sidewalk bond,
Workmen's liability compensation policy and
automobile liability policy. ......................................
3-McEllhiney William, member of Dock Board, submit-
ting list of immediate needs f-or Area "C" ........
3-McCarthy Mike, requesting vacation of a storm sewer
easement. ....... .......... .....................................................
3-McCaughey Mrs. Carol, requesting cigarette refund ....
466
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3--Low~Rent Housing submittin~ resolution endorsing
Ecumenical Housing ProJect for the elderly......
17-Low-Rent Housing submitting minutes of meetings of
November 20th and 29th .............................
17-Lang Charles, Notice- of personal injury claim.
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12-Mayor Authorized to execute a Memorandum of Un-
derstauding with the United States Department
of Housing and Urban Development. ....................
12-Michalakis Elias, Notice of Expiration of Right of
Redemption. ................................................................
26-Mettille Carlton, Relative to retaining bus service for
the City. ........................................................................
26-Metelak Janet K. & Robert, Notice of Claim. ................
April 2-Merchants Mutual Bonding Company, authorized to
transact business in Iowa. ........................................
" 2-Memorial Day Committee, requesting permission t.o
conduct a parade on May 28, 1973. ........................
16----Mayor's Industrial Committee, recommending sale .of
parcel .of land in Block 5, Riverfront Subdivision
NO.3 to L. C. Riggs Associates. ........................192, 422, 482
16-Mayor Bitter, submitting a letter of Mayor of Sioux
City, urging support to legislation regarding
local option taxes. .................................................... 192
l6-Mettel-Byrne Addition, approval of plat of Block 6 and
Block 7. ........................................................................206, 207
16--Marco's Inc., granted Class "C" Liquor Permit. .... 220
23-Miller Mary A., granted Cigarette and Class "C"
Liquor Per:mit. ............................................................ 228
7-Moldenhauer Councilman, excusing his absence from
meeting. ........................................................................ 243
7-Majerus James N., granted Class uC" Liquor Permit. .... 255
7---Mescher Vincent, Notice of Claim. ....................................258, 285
l8--Mayor's Proclamation of Notice of Special Election on
the proposition of establishing and acquiring a
Transit System for the City of Dubuque. ............
.................................................... 271, 276, 356, 371,410, 468
ll-Montgomery Ward, granted Cigarette Permit. ............ 339
ll-Meitl Cyril N., granted Cigarette Permit and Class
"C" liquor Permit. .................................................... 339, 340
ll-MITacle Car Walsh Inc., granted Cigarette Permit. 339
16-Municipal Court, inventory submitted by the City
Manager. ...................................................................... 342, 407
l8--Miller Radio & TV, requesting permission to install
marquees. .................................................................... 348, 393
16-Meyers Kermit, granted Cigarette Permit. .................... 351
18--Mescher Vincent W., granted Cigarette Permit. ........ 351
16-Majerus James N., granted Cigarette Penult. ............ 351
18--Myers Russel E., granted Class "C" Liquor Penult. .... 352
2()-Mortenson Mary Lou, appointed to the Youth Serv-
ices Bureau. ................................................................ 356
25-Myers Russell E., granted Cigarette Permit. ................ 366
25--Meyer Catherine M., granted Cigarette Permit. ........ 366
25---Merchants Hotel, granted Cigarette Penult. ................ 366
2()-Mr. Steak, granted Cigarette Permit. ............................ 366
2()-Miller Gerald E., granted Cigarette Penult. .................... 366
25--Meyer Catherine Mary, granted Class "B" Beer Permi't. 367
2-Miller Mary A., granted Cigarette Penult and Sunday
Sales Permit. .............................................................. 385, 401
2-Meyer Herman J., granted Cigarette Permit. ................ 385
2-Manahl Dennis, granted Cigarette Permit. .................... 385
2-Mihalakis Shirley, granted Cigarette Penult. ............ 386
16-Mayor's Industrial Committee and Dock Board, ad-
dressed the Council relative to the remaming
saleable property on the Industrial Island. .... 406
l6--Muscular Dystrophy Association, requesting permis.-
sion to conduct a fund drive. ................................ 406
16-Medical Associates Bldg., to be reviewed by the
City Council. ................................................413, 515,528, 546
l6--Mister Kellys, granted Class uC" Liquor Permit. ........ 413
:ID-Morett Merliu, granted Cigarette Permit. .................... 432
30-Moldenhauer Councilman, submitting resolutions rela-
tive to housing City Government. ....... 433, 490
145
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2-Moldenhauer Wayne A., submitting Mayor's weekly
report of December 31, 1972. .................................. 2,
2--Mississippi River-Illinois Waterway 12' Channel Study,
completiou of Phase 1 submitted by the U. S.
Army Corps of Engineers. ...................................... 7,
2-Mihalakis Louis & Milton Schwariz, approval of lease
agreement for rental of former City Garage at
14th & Elm Streets ..................................................
8--Miller Dean, appointed to Human Rights Commission,
replacing Dr. Vernon. ................................................
8-Miller Frank, appointed to Advisory Commission re-
placing J. Timothy McNeil. ....................................
l6-Marburger Gary W., claim denied. ................................
l6-Mississippi Valley Milk Producers Association, re-
questing refund on Cigarette Permit No. 256
and No. 255. ................................................................ 42,
16-Mississippi Valley Milk Producers Association, re-
questing refund on Class ''C'' Beer Permit No.
3001. ..............................................................................
16-Mayor's Industrial Committee, approval of Option
Agreement between City of Dubuque and Ther-
molyne Corporation On Lot 1 of Block 12, Block
13, and Lot 1 of Block 14 in "River Front Sub-
division No. 3". .......................................................... 43,
22-Meyer Richard A., Notice of Claim ................................ 50,
29-Murdock Stacey, appointed to the Airport Commission
replacing Lloyd Peterson. ........................................
29-Mineral Lot 472, approval of plat of Lots 4A and 4B. ..
29-Mercy Medical Center, requesting rezoning of prop-
erty to permit operation of a pharmacy or
apothecary. ......................................61. 67, 104, 105, 106,
Feb. 6-Moldenhauer Councilman, designating $200,000 Rev-
enue ~h~ing Funds to the Low Rent Housing
ComIDlSSlon. ................................................................
" 12--Miehe Ray G. et. aI., requesting sewer service to their
properties on Bies & Kebbie Drives. ....................
.. 12--.Mayor Bitter, submitting copy of letter which was
sent to Mayors and Supervisors in Dubuque
County, Jo Daviess County nlinois and Grant
County Wisconsin, urging support to the Emer-
gency Bridge Replacement Program. ....................
.. 19_Murdock Stacey, bond. ........................................................
" 26---Magnuson Paul H., Notice of Claim. ................................
" 26---Miller Leo M. et. al., objecting to rezoning of Mercy
Medical Center property. ........................................
" 26---Mayor Bitter authorized to execute pre-Design Agree-
ment covering the U. S. 561 Freeway Corridor
location and City Island Mississippi River
Bridge. .................................. ............. ...........................
Mar. 6-M. L. 472, Lot 4B, vacation and conveyance to Du~
buque Community School District. ........................
6---Masterpole Kathleen, attorney, representing residents
of Fourth Street area objecting to proposed
amendment to Article IV. Section 2 (h) of Ordi-
nance No. 3-34. ........125, 159, 160, 291, 408, 409,438,
6---March of Dimes, requesting permission to conduct a
drive. ................................................................................
6-Municipal Street and Parking Report for the Year
1972. ..............................................................................
12-Moldenhauer Councilman, requesting a report from
the Law Enforcement Center group relative to
increased expenditure of $3500. ............................
I~Menke C. T., objecting to the business of dirty book
stores. .............................................. ..............................
12-Meehan John V. & Naomi R., Notice of Declaratory
Judgment to declare the title to Lot 2 of 1 of 1
of Eagle Point View. .......
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2--N. E. Iowa Crime Commission authorized to act on
behalf of the City of Dubuque to obtain federal
funds for programs approved by the State Crime
Commission. ..............................................................8.
2--Neumeister John, granted Class "e" Beer Pennit. ....
16--National Federation .of Blind, requesting permission
to address the Council relative to the Civil
Rights Ordinance. ......................................................
16--Northwestern Bell Telephone Co., requesting permis.
sian to excavate at intersection of 'Pennsylvania
Avenue and J. F. K. Road. ................................
22-National Tea Company, granted Class "C" Beer Pennit.
29-Noel John E., granted Class "e" Beer & Liquor Per-
mit. ................................................................................
6--Nesler Thomas O. Dr., requesting action on the pro-
posed improvement of West Tenth Street. ............
19-North-South Freeway, Citizens Freeway Stody Com-
mittee to be appointed by the Mayor. ....................
26--Nemmers.Pearson Medical Clinic property rezoned to
Hospital Medical District. ........................................
6-Nash Russell & Ruth, requesting rezoning of property
at 471-473 West Fourth Street for professional
office use, and supporting tbe Historical Society
relative to the restoration of buildings on 4th
Street. ........123, 125, 159, 160, 194, 291, 408, 409,438, 440
12-Nagle John A., ordered to dismantle bnilding located
at 1637 10wa Street and clean up the premises. 134, 200
April 23---Ney Raymond, granted Class "C" Liquar Permi.t. ........ 228
.. 3Q.-Nauman Gregory H., Notice .of Claim. ............................ 233
May 29-Norwood Nelson M., granted Class "B" Beer Penult. 295, 374
June ll-Nash Finch Company, granted Cigaretie Penult. ........ 339
.. IS-Nauman Cletus A, sidewalk bond. ..........._............... 342
" IS-National Tea Company, granted Cigarette Permit. .... 351
.. IS-Norwood Nelson Sr., granted Cigarette Permit. ............ 351
.. 25-Ney Raymond, granted Cigaretie Permit. .................... 366
.. :5-Ney Ai & Dolores Roeth granted Cigarette Penult and
Class "C" Liquor Permit. ........................................ 366, 367
.. 25-Nabors Drug #4, granted Cigarette Penult. .................... 366
July 2-Nesteby Cbarles R., granted Cigarette Permit. ............ 385
.. 2-Nortou James L., granted Cigarette Penult. ................ 385
" 2---Neumeister John C., granted Cigarette Permit. ........ 385
" 9----National Action Council, invitation to attend confer~
ence and requesting permission to string a han~
ner across University Avenue at the University
of Dubuque. ................................................................
Aug. 6-Northwestern Bell Telephone Co., requesting permis~
sian to cut inta Central Avenue at 21st, 23rd,
24th and 25th and Diamond Streets. ....................
" 6-Northwestern Bell Telephone Co., requesting permis-
sion to excavate in Loras Baulevard between
Grandview and Atlantic Streets. ............................
.. 6-Nugent Betty, app~inted to the Playground & Rec-
reation COIIlIDlSSlon. ..................................................
.. 20--Norton James L. and Mrs. Ann Dillon, ordered to
dismantle building and clean up premises located
at 476-480 East 14th Street. ....................451, 452,497,
.. 17-Nicks Jim, Notice of Claim. ............................................
Oct. 8-uNew View" to replace River Valley Cap as DUbuque
County's Community Action Agency. ....................
15--Northwestern Bell Telephone Co., requesting permis-
sion ta make cuts in alley west of Main Street,
from 10th to 1st Street; a portion of First Street
from same alley to Locust Street; a portion of
Locust Street from First Street to 90 South
Locust Street; and Locust and Bluff Street at
Loras Boulevard. .......
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Aug. 6-Mayor's lndustrial Committee, recommending sale of
parcel of property in the lnduatrial Park to
United parcel Service. u..............................................
" 6--Mayor's Industrial Committee, recommending sale of
parcel of property in the lndustrial Park to 10wa
Coaches, lnc. .............................................................. 435
.. 6-Montelius William B. & Shirley Ann, Notice of U.s.
District Court, Referee in BankrUptcy. ................ 438
.. 6---Mackert Roy C., appointed to the Citizens Transporta.
tion Committee. ...................................-..................... 449, 462
.. 20--Michels Clara L., Notice of Claim. ................................ 454
Sept. 17_Moldenhauer Councilman, requesting inquiry as to
why Leath Bnilding proposal has just come to
light. ................... ............... ..... ....................................... 504
" 24--Moldenhauer Councilman, requesting a change in the
parking meters adjacent to the City Hall. ............ 515
oct. I_Metropolitan Planning Commission, relative to Region-
al Planning and Federal & State Grant in-Aid
Programs. .................................................................... 517
.. l_Mihalakis John P., granted Cigarette Penult and Class
"c" Liquor Permit. .................................................... 520, 521
.. 8----Medical Associates Realty Company, offer of their
SK.'iTi6. ~t...~~~...~~i~...S.t~~.t...f~.r...t~.~...~~~..~~ 526
" l&-Meyer Donna Mrs., thanking the City for ex.tending
bus service to Sunset Park. .................................... 535
.. 15-Manders Don J., Notice of Claim. .................................... 536, 587
" 22--Myers Robert Dr., presenting City with certificate of
Official Recognition as a Bi~Centennial City. .... 548
" 22---Maiers AI. G., requesting permission to ,excavate at
2660 Central Avenue. ................................................ 555
.. 22--Murphy Joan R, granted Class "C" Liquor permit. '.... 560
Nov. 19-Moldt. ~Iectric & Lighting Maintenance, liability pol-
ICIes. .......................................... ..... ............ ..... .... .... ...... 586
.. 19---Metelak Janet K., Notice of Suit. .................................... 588
.. 19-Milk Fees Mixed and Established by Ordinance No.
52-73. ............................................................................ 588, 599
" 26-Miller Gerald E., granted Cigarette and Class "C"
Liquor Permits. ....................................................605, 606, 629
Dec. 3----Mihalakis, Shirley granted Class C Commercial, Beer~
Liquor applications and license ............................ 619
17-Mayor's Industrial Comm. submitting application for
purchase of land in River Front Sub. No.3 from
American Optical Ca. ................................................
17-,Moran, Kenneth J. Notice of car damage claim. ............
17-Mihm, Bernard W.petition for suspension of 1971-72
taxes on W. 130' of Lot 46 Cox Addn.
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2--Ordinance No. 1-73. An Ordinance allocating and mak-
ing appropriations of tax levies and other sources
of revenue .to the expenditures of City govern-
ment in the City of Dubuque, for the fIscal year
beginning January 1, 1973 and ending December
31, 1973 and authorizing certain transfers of
funds. ............................................................................
2---0'Connor Brooks and Company to audit the financial
condition and transactions of the Water, Park-
ing Facilities and Sewage Bental Funds for 1972.
2--Oberhoffer Carl L., Notice of Claim. ..............._...........
2-Ordinance No. 63-72. An Ordinance amending and
changing Ordinance No. &-34 kUl>wu as the "Zon-
ing Map and Zoning Ordinance of the City of
Dubuque, IDwa" so as to change certain prop-
erty hereinafter described from "Single Family
Residence District" classification to- "Multiple
Residence District" classification. (Sisters of St.
Francis), (Not Adopted). ........................................9,
2--Ordinance No. 64-72. An Ordinance Amending and
changing Ordinance No. 3-34 know as the "Zon-
ing Map and Zoning Ordinance of the City of
Dubuque, Iowa" so as to change certain property
hereinafter described from "Two Family ResI-
dence District" classification to "MuHiple Resi-
dence District" classification, (Finley Hospital).
2--Ordinance No. 65-72. An Ordinance amending Ordin.
ance No. 3-34, known as the "Zoning Map and
Zoning Ordinance of the City of Dubuque, Iowa"
by amending Article N, Section 2 (h) thereof to
include certain described real estate in which
professional offices or studios of a physician,
dentist, architect, engineer, lawyer, reaJtor, in-
surance, musician, or similar professions may be
permitted, (Finley Hospital). ................................
8-0rdinance 49-72. An Ordinance amending and chang-
ing Ordinance No. 3-34 known as the "Zoning
Map and Zoning Ordinance of the City of Du-
buque, Iowa" by adding a new subsection (n) to
section 2 of Article N thereof, to permit medical
offices and accessory uses within certain describ-
ed areas of the multiple residence district, (Not
adopted). ......................................................................
29-0rdinance 2-73. An Ordinance amending and cbanging
Ordinance No. 3-34 know as the "Zoning Map and
Zoning Ordinance of the City of Dubuque.!. Iowa"
so as to change certain property hereina'Iter de~
scribed from "Multiple Residence District" class-
ification to "Local Business lA' District" class-
ification, (Lot A of Block 22 Key Knolls SUb.).
29-Ordinance No. 3-73. An Ordinance amending and
changing Ordinance No. 3-34 known as the "Zon-
ing Map and Zoning Ordinance of the City of
Dubuque, Iowa" so- as to change certain prop-
erty hereinafter described from "Multiple Resi-
dence District" classification to "Business Dis-
trict" classification, (Lot 1 of 2 of 2 of 11 and
Lot 2 of 1 of 11 in Wullweber's Sub. ....................
29-0rdinance No. 4-73. An Ordinance amending Ordin-
ance No. 61-71 known as the "Dubuque Human
Rights Ordinance" by repealing Section 100 of
Article I thereof by enacting a new Section 100
in lieu thereof to include Subsection 11 tbereto
defining "Disability": by repealing Section 102
thereof and enacting a new Section 102 thereof
of Article I to include proviSions for declaration
of vacancy in the Human Rights Commission
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22--Nesler C. O. Estate, Agreement for the acquisition of
building located on the southeast corner ()f Tenth
and Bluff Streets. ....................................................561,
29--Na,bors Drug NO.4, granted Class "C" Beer Permit.
s-Northwestern Bell Telephone Co., advising ,that they
have filed tariffs for a general increase in
phone rates. ................................................................
5--N ash Finch Company, granted Class lie" Beer Permit.
3--National Foundation March of Dimes requesting per-
mission to co-nduct annual March of Dimes dur-
ing month of January. ...................................
17__Neumeister, John granted Class C beer license
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membership: hy repealing Section 201 thereof of
Article 11, by repealing Section 202 thereof, and
by repealing Section 203 thereof of Article n
and enacting a new Seetion 201, a new Section
202 thereQf, a new Section 203 of Article IT in
lieu thereof to provide, among other things that
unfair discriminatory practices are prohibited
against persons because of said person's dis-
ability. ..........................................................................
29-Ordinance No. 5-73. An Ordinance amending Ordin-
ance No. 61-71 known as the "Dubuque Human
Rights Ordinance" by repealing Section 204 of
Article II thereof and enacting a new Section 204
of Article II in lieu thereof to define aiding or
abetting in an unfair or discriminatory practice.
29-0rdinance No. 1()"73. An Ordinance amending and
changin~ Ordinance No. 3-34 known as the "Zon-
ing Ordinance of the City of Dubuque, Iowa" by
repealing Section 1 of Article I thereof, and ad-
opting a new Section 1 of Article I in lieu there-
of, to establish an eighth zoning classification,
to be known as the Hospital-Medical District, and
further amending and changing said Ordinance
No. 3-34 by adding a new Article IV.A thereof,
describing the purpose, permitted uses, height
regulations and parking requirements applicable
to the Hospital.Medical District. ............................ 61, 106
29--0rdinance No. 11-73. An Ordinance amending and
changing Ordinance No. 3-34 know as the "Zoning
ing Map aud Zoning Ordinance of the City of
Dubuque, Iowa" so as to change certain property
hereinafter described from Multiple Besidence
District to Hospital Medical District. ............61, 67, 108
" 29-Ordinance No. 17.73. An Ordinance amending Ordin-
ance No. 3.34 known as the "Zoning Map of the
City of Dubuque, Iowa" by repealing Section I of
Article V A thereof and enacting a new Section I
of Article V A in lieu thereof to penult the loca-
tion of a tavern in a cafe or restaurant operat.
ing as such at least three years prior to effective
date hereof. ............................................61, 67, 196,224, 225
29--0xus Grotto, requesting permission to solicit to aid
Cerebral Palsy victims. ............................................ 62
29--0rdinance No. 6-73. An Ordinance for vacation and
sale of an unopened street abutting Linwood
Cemetery and now platted and described as Lot
4B of Mineral Lot 472. ............................................ 63, 122
Feb. 12-0rdinance No. 32.73. An Ordinance amending and
changing Ordinance No. 3-34 known as the "Zon.
ing Ordinance and Zoning Map of the City of
Dubuque, Iowa", so as to add a new Subsection (k)
to Section 1 of Article VB to clarify a prohibition
on the use of any premises in a local Business
"B" District for places commonly described as
adult entertainment or adult book stores. 86, 226,227, 346
19-Ordinance No. 7~73. An Ordinance amending the
Budget as approved by Ordinance No. 1-73. .... 91, 138
19-Ordinance No. 8-73. An Ordinance authorizing Ralph
L. Lemmer, 901 Rhomberg Avenue :to construct
an identification sign base. ................................
19--0rdinance No. 9-73. An Ordinance authorizing Dupaco
Employees Credit Union to construct a lighting
standard on city owned Lot 412 of East Du-
buque Addition No.2. ............................................
26--0'Brien Dental Clinic property rezoned to Hospital
Medical District classification. .....
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26-0rdinance No. 12-73. An Ordinance zoning and classi-
fying recently annexed territory to the City of
Dubuque, Iowa as a "Single Family Residence
District" which real estate is hereinafter de-
scribed (Henschel). .................................................... 109,
26-0rdinance No. 13-73. An Ordinance amending Ordin-
ance No. 33-49 known as the "Traffic Code of
Dubuque, Iowa," as amended by repealing Sec-
tion 9.3 thereof and enacting a new Section 9.3
in lieu thereof requiring vehicles to travel on the
right hand side of the roadway unless otherwise
provided by law. ....
109
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172
154
156
161
234
246
258
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of the municipally owned waterfront, esta'blish-
ing charges for the use thereof, regulating the
construction of new boat houses. ................121, 122,
6-Ordinance An Ordinance Amending Ordinance No.
3-34, by amending Article IV, Section 2(h)there-
of to include certain described real estate in
which professional offices of a physician, dentist,
architect, engineer, lawyer, realtor, insurance,
musician, or similar professions may be permit-
ted (4th Street properly), Not adopted, See No.
42-73. ......................................................................125, 159,
12~Ordinance No. 15--73. An Ordinance Amending Ordin-
ance No. 33.49 known as the "Traffic Code of
Dubuque, Iowa", as amended by repealing sub-
section 21 of Section A of Schedule IV thereof
and enacting a new subsection 21 to Section A of
Schedule IV in lieu thereof to limit Parking of
motor vheicles on streets hereinafter designat-
ed (White Street). ................................................139, 160,
12-0rdinance No. 16-73. An Ordinance Amending Ordin.
ance No. 37-65 known as the "Street Parking
Meter Ordinance of Dubuque, Iowa" as amended
by repealing Section 6 and each subsection there-
of, Section 7 and Section 8 and enacting a new
Section 6, a new Section 7 and a new Section 8
in lieu thereof to establish three parking meter
districts, to establish tbe required deposits of
U.S. coin in said respective parking meter dig.
tricts and establishing the hours of legal parking
in the respective parking meter spaces within
the respective districts. ....................................139, 160,
19-0ptimist Club of Dubuque, submitting a proposal for
developing a children's zoo in F.D.R. Park. ........
26--0'Brien William J., appointed Deputy City Clerk. ....
26-0rdinance An Ordinance Amending Ordinance No.
48--70 by repealing Section 5 and enacting a new
Section 5 to provide that members of Plumbing
Board be paid $5.00 per month. (Not adopted)
26-0rdinance No. 18.73. An Ordinance Amending and
Changing Ordinance No. 3--34 known as the "Zon.
ing Map and Zoning Ordinance of the City of Du.
buque, Iowa" so as to change certain property
from "Multiple Residence District" to "Local
Business liB" classification." (Tower) ...... 163,
2--Ordinance No. 21.73. An Ordinance naming a public
roadway in Table Mound Township which is now
a driveway to Table Mound School, to ,be named
Tower Drive. ..............................................................173,
23-0rdinance No. 22-73. An Ordinance Amending Ordin-
ance No. 46-72 by repealing section 4 thereof
and enacting a new section 4 in lieu thereof to
provide for the location of the premises of a
Class HB" Beer Permit within a local business
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inance No. 3-34 known as the "Zoning Map and
Zoning Ordinance of the City of Dubuque, Iowa"
by amending Article IV. Section 2, subsection (i)
thereof to include certain described real estate
to permit off-street parking. .................................... 226, 345
23--Qrdinance No. 27-73. An Ordinance Vacating Lot 2
of 2 of Randall's Sub. within the r/w of Iligh.
ways 52 and 61 and 151 and Kerrigan Road and
directing the Clerk to publish notice of intent to
dispose of city interest. ........................................ 227, 305
3O-0rdinance No. 19-73. An Ordinance amending Ordin-
ance No. 48-70 known as "Plumbing Ordinance of
the City of Dubuque, Iowa" by repealing Section
5 thereof and enacting a new section 5 in lieu
thereof to eliminate the provision of compensa-
tion for the Plumbing Board members and to
provide that no compensation shall be paid to
said Plumbing Board members. ............................
3O-0rdinance No. 20-73. An Ordinance Amending Ordin-
ance No. 3349 known as the "Traffic Code of
Dubu9,.ue, Iowa" as amended, be amended by
repealmg Schedule VlI thereof and enacting a
new schedule va in lieu thereof governing and
regulatiug the parking of vehicles on the follow-
ing alleys or portions of alleys. .......
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7-Orpheum Theatre, petitions of objections to the show-
ing of "R" and "X" rated movies being shown,
(36 petitions). ..............................................................
14-0rdinance No. 29-73. An Ordinance Amending and
changing Ordinance No. 3-34, known as the "Zon-
ing Map and Zoning Ordinance of the City of
Dubuque, Iowa" so as to change Block 5 and
Lot B of Sunset Park Subdivision No. 3 from
Single Family Residence District Classification to
Multiple Residence District Classification. ........ 265,
21----O'Heam Lena Mrs., relative to hus transportationsys-
tem. ...............................................................................
21-0gaard Gertrude and Robert, requesting suspension
of taxes. ........................................................................
29-0rdinance No. 23-73. An Ordinance Authorizing Haud-
enshield-DeWachter to construct a :Ma~uee. ........
29-0rdinance No. 24-73. An Ordinance Authorizmg Jacob-
son's Incorporated to construct a loading dock on
west side, Pine Street between 18th and 19th
Street attached to Eagle Market abutting Lot 236
and 232 inclusive East Dubuque Add. ................ 287,
29--Ordinance No. 25-73. An Ordinance amending Ordin-
ance No. 3349 known as the ''Traffic Code of
Dubuque, Iowa" as amended, by adding a new
subsection 9 and a new subsection 10 to Section
F. of Schedule ill thereof to provide that east-
bound vehicles must stop before entering the
intersection of Front Street and Harbor Street
and to provide that southbound vehicles must
stop before entering the intersection of Lincoln
Avenue and Front Street and Hawthorne Street
and Front street, respectively. ................................
29-0rdinance No. 26-73. An Ordinance amending Ordin~
ance No. 33-49 known as the "Traffic Code of Du-
buque, Iowa" as amended, by repealing Section
6.2 thereof and enacting a new Section 6.2 in lieu
thereof maki~g. it unlawful to alter, deface,
knock down, lDJure or remove or bave in pos~
session any official traffic control device. ............
29-0rdinance No. 42-73. An Ordinance amending Ordin-
ance No. 3-34 known as the "Zoning Map and
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19-0rdinance NO. 52-73. An Ordinance Fixing and Estab-
lishing Monthly Permit Fees to be Paid by Every
Person, Firm or Corporation Operating a Milk
PIant and Bringing into or Sending into or Re-
ceiving in the City of Dubuque, Iowa, Milk or
Milk Products: and Repealing Ordinance No.
No. 52-72. .................................................................... 588, 599
19-Ordinance. An Ordinance Amending Ordinance No. 33-
49, known as the "Traffic Code of the City of
Dubuque, Iowa" by repealing subsection 23 of
Schedule IV thereof thereby removing the two
bour time zone on Universi.ty Avenue from
Irving Street to Asbury Street. (Adopted in 1974) 588, 601
19-0rdinance. An Ordinance Amending Ordinance No.
33-49, known as the "Traffic Code of the City
of Dubuque, Iowa by repealing subsection 29 of
Schedule VI and enacting a new subsection 29
of Schedule VI in lieu thereof to prohibit park-
ing on the south side of University Avenue from
Gilliam Street to a point 102' east of the west
line of Auburn Street and On the North side of
University Avenue from Loras Boulevard to
Pennsylvania Avenue. (Adopted in 1974) ........ 589, 601
19--0rdinance No. 53-73. An Ordinance Fixing and Estab-
lishing Fees far the Issuance of Permits for the
Operation of Food Service Establishments in the
City of Dubuque, Iowa; And Repealing Ordinance
No. 14-72. ...................................................................... 589, 600
19--0rdinance. An Ordinance Amending Ordinance No.
33-49 by repealing subsection 105 of Schedule
VI and enacting a new subsection 105 to Sched-
ule VI in lieu thereof to prohibit parking on the
north side of Kane Street from Ken Court to
Tina Ridge and on the south side from Tina
Ridge to Chaney Road. (NOT ADOPI'ED) ....... 601, 610
3-0rdinance No. 55-73 An Ordinance amending Ordi-
nance No. 11-69 by repealing Section 2 thereof
and enacting a new section 2 in lieu the'reof .to
provide for the rate or fare to be paid by one
passenger from sixty cents for the first quarter
mile to seventy cents therefor and to provide for
rate or fare to be charged each passenger re-
gardless of origin and regardless of destination
to provide Five Dollars an hour waiting charge
and repealing Ordinance N~. 43-72 (Taxicabs).... 612, 613
3--Osco Drug Store granted Class "C" Beer Permit &
IJcense 618
22---0rdinance No. 54-:73. An Ordinance Zoning and Classi-
fying recently annexed terti tory to the City of
Dubuque, Iowa as a uMultiple Residence Dis-
trict," which real estate is hereinafter described,
(Goerdt property). ......................................................555,
22-Ordinance. An Ordinance Amending Ordinance No.
3-34 KnlJWn as the "Zoning Ordinance and Zoning
Map of the City of Dubuque, Iowa" by Repealing
Section 1 of Article VA and enacting a new Sec-
tion 1 of Article V A in lieu thereof to Delete
Restaurants. Cafes and Cafeterias as a Permitted
use within the Local Business District "A" Class-
ification. (Adopted in 1974 as amended) ....556, 583,
29-0rdinance No. 51-73. An Ordinance Prohibiting Dis-
turbance of the Peace; Providing for the Preser-
vation of the Public Peace and Safety; and Pro-
viding Penalties for the Violation Hereof: and
Repealing Ordinance No. 14-58. ........................589, 578,
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9-O'Connor Frank R. power of Attorney submitted by
the Western Casualty Company. ............................
9-Ostrander Clarence, sidewalk bond. ............................
9--Ordinance No. 88-73. An Ordinance Amending Ordi-
nance No. 46-72 by repealing Section 19 thereof
and enacting a new Section 19 in lieu thereof
fixing and establishing hours in which alcoholic
beverages or beer may be sold on Sunday. ....
9-Ordinance No. 39-73. An Ordinance Authorizing Miller
Radio & Television Service to construct two mar-
quees at 1599 Central Avenue. ............................
9-Ordinanee No. 40-73. An Ordinance Authorizing Ten
Pin Tap, Joseph & Irma S. Reisdorf, .owners to
construct a marquee at 601 Rhomber~ Avenue.
9-Optimist Club, requesting permission to solicit funds
to finance a childrens Zoo, and to sell ,garbage
bags to support their youth activities. .................... 396,
3(}-()rdinance No. 43-73. An Ordinance Amending and
Changing Ordinances No. 3-34 known as the
"Zoning Ordinance and Zoning Map .of the City
of Dubuque, Iowa", zoning and classifying ter-
ritory recently annexed to the City of Dubuque,
Iowa as a "Local Business "B" District" which
real estate is hereinafter described (Romac). .... 423, 455
sO--Ordinance No. 41-73. An Ordinance vacating portions
of certain streets and alleys in the Downtown
Urban Renewal Project area. ................................
2Q-Ordinance No. 44-73. An Ordinance amending Ordi-
nance No. 3-34 known as the "Zoning Map and
Zoning Ordinance of the City of Dubuque, Iowa"
by amending Article IV Section 2, Subsection (i)
thereof to include certain described real estate
to permit off street parking (Egelhof). ................
2(}-()rdinance No. 45-73. An Ordinance providing for tbe
name, control, supervision and operation of "The
Dubuque Municipal Airport" and providing for a
penalty for the violation of the provisions hereof.
20--0rdinance No. 46-73. An Ordinance authorizing
Charles L. and Ediel I Fenley to construct pri-
vate access stairway to home. ................................
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4---Ordinance No. 47-73. An Ordinance amending Ordi-
nance Na. 33-49 known as the "Traffic Code of
Dubuque, Iowa" as amended by adding a new
Subsection 110 to Schedule VI thereof to pro-
hibit the parking of motor vehicles on the north
side .of Hawthorne Street from Rhomberg Avenue
to Kerper Boulevard. ..................-.............................
4--O'Neill William, granted Class "C" Liquor Penult. ....
24-0rdinance No. 49-73. An Ordinance amending and
changing Ordinance No. 3-34 known as the "Zon-
ing Map and Zoning Ordinance of the City of Du-
buque, Iowa" so as to change certain property
hereinafter described from uSingle Family Resi-
dence District" Classification to "Multiple Resi-
dence District" Classification. (St. Mary's Place). 508,
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22-0rdinance No. 48-73. An Ordinance Authorizing St.
Regis Paper Company to construct 8 x 20 Double
Face Pylon Sign. ........................................................
22-0rdinance No. 50-73. An Ordinance Amending Ordi-
nance No. 33-49 Known as the "Traffic Code of
Dubuque, Iowa" as amended, by adding a new
subsection 110 to schedule VI thereof to prohibit
the parking motor vehicles on the south side of
Theisen Street from Jenni Street to Stetmore
Street. ................................
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Jan. 2-Plumbing COde, a new approved rule submitted by
the Iowa State Department ~f Health. ................ 7,
2--Pusateri Michael et. aI., requesting the retention of
,the present street names of Lorimer and St.
George Streets. ............................................................ 13, 317
2-Planning & Zoning Commission, recommending vaca-
tion ~f easements in Lots 9 and 10 in ClinQue
Inc. No. 2 as requested by J. Atien Wallis Jr. 28
S---;Planning & Zoning Commission, recommending denial
of petition to rezone property at 808 Rhomberg
Avenue froOm Two Family to Local Business "B"
classification. .............................................................. 33
8---Planning & Zoning Commission, recommending denial
of petition of Duane Chase and Marie Sullivan to
rezone property on Asbury Road from Two Fam-
ily to Multiple Residence classification. ................ 34
8-Planning & Zoning Commission, recommending denial
of petition of Delos A. Dorweiler to reclassify
Lot 10 of Block 3 of Mettel-Link Subdivision
from Single Family to Local Business "An class...
ification. ........................................................................ 34
8-Pregler Councilman, requesting reconsideration of
Ordinance No. 49-72 to permit medical offices
and accessory uses within certain described
areas. ............................................................................ 37, 105
s..--..Peoples Natural Gas, requesting permission to excavate
at 2666 University Avenue. .................................... 37
16-Pigeon Nuisance, remedies submitted by the DUbuque
Audubon SOCiety. ........................................................ 39
22----Planning & Zoning Commission, recommending that
the child development nursing care center be
permitted by the Sisters ~f St. Francis. ................ 48, 49
22-Planning & Zoning Conunission, recommending ap-
proval of petition of H. R. W. Associates to re-
zone Lot 22 in Key Knolls Subdivision from
MUltiple Residence to Local Business "A" classw
ification. ........................................................................ 49, 90
22-Planning & Zoning Commission. recommending apw
proval of request to rezone property at 2403
Central Avenue from MUltiple to Business Dis-
trict classification. .................................................... sa, 90
22-Powers Philip A., requesting rezoning for professional
office use on east side of Kennedy Road from
Hillcrest northerly to Fire Station. ........................
.................................................... 51, 136, 148, 150,316, 537
22--Planning & Zoning Commission, recommending the
annexation of 0.763 acres lying south of Valen-
tine Drive. owned by Richard C. & Mildred L.
Henschel. ...................................................................... 52, 53
29----Peterson LloYd, replaced on AirPOrt C~mmission by
Stacey Murdock. ........................................................ 55
29-Police Department, to obtain funds for programs ap-
proved by State Crime Commission. ........65, 83, 313, 315
31-Pregler Councilman, requesting a reappraisal of all
County property. ........................................................ 66
6--Peterson Jean E., relative to speed limit on Kaufmann
Avenue. ........................................................................ 72
6-Parker Gene C., Notice of Claim. .................................... 74, 151
l2-Planning & Zoning Commission, submitting minutes of
meetings. ......................................................................
78, 136, 170, 231, 245, 284, 378, 417, 473, 506,549, 596
l2--Police Department Handbook. revision submitted by
tbe Task Force. .......................................................... 78
!6--Planning & Zoning Commision, recommending amend-
ing and changing Ordinance No. 3w34 to permit
medical offices and accessory uses within certain
described areas of the MUltiple Residence Dis-
trict. .............................. 104, 106
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17-0rdinance No 56-73 An Ordinance Amending Ordi-
nauce No. 37-65 known as "The Street Parking
Meter Ordinance of Dubuque, Iowa" by enacting
a new subsection 6.1.11 of Section 6.1 Parking
Meter District A to limit parking to 60 minutes
at anyone time on Thirteenth street, both sides
between Central Ave. and Iowa Street ................
17-0rdinance N~. 57-73 An Ordinance Amending Ordi-
nance No. 37-65 known as "The Street Parking
Meter Ordinance of Dubll;q.ue, Iowa" -by repealing
Subsection 6.2.15 of SectiOn 6.2 Parking Meter
District B and enacting a new Subsection 6.2.15
of Section 6.2 Parking Meter District B in lieu
there~f to limit parking to 120 minutes at any
one time on Thirteenth Street, both sides from
Iowa Street to Main Street. ......................................
17-0rdinance No. 58-73 Amending Ordinance No. 7-65
by repealing Section 2 (d) thereof and enacting a
new Section 2 (d) in lieu thereof Fixing and es-
tablishing Dog License Fees. ................................
17-Qrdinance Regulating Ambulance Service in the City
of Dubu'l.ue (Adopted in 1974) ................................
17-0rdinance Fixmg and establishing rates and charges
for City Ambulance Service, repealing Ordinance
No. 52-69 (Adopted in 1974) ..................
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23--Planning & Zoning Commission, recommending the
amendment of Ordinance No. 3-34 to clarify a
prohibition on the' use of any premises in a
local business "B" district for places conunonly
described as adult entertainment. ........................
30-----Plumbing Board, members to receive no compensation
for attending meetings. ............................................
30-Parking Prohibited in the following alleys or portions
of alleys, (Ord. No. 20-73). ......................................
ao--pillsbury Company The, requesting resurfacing of
East 7th Street. ..........................................................
7-Peoples Natural Gas Division, Annual Report for
1972. ..............................................................................
7---,Planning & Zoning Commission, recommending that
no action be taken on request .to vacate alley
between Cherry Street and Pennsylvania Ave-
nue. ................................................................................
7-Peoples Natural Gas. requesting permission to ex-
cavate at 16th & Locust Streets. ............................
7-Pusateri Sam T., objecting to installation of sidewalks
on Cummins Street. ..................................................247,
" 14--Park Board, relative to Councilman Pregler's com-
munication to the Board concerning the posting
of signs in the parks. ..............................................
" 14-----Planning & Zoning Commission, approval of plat of
Block 5 and Lot B of Sunset Park Subdivision
No. 3. ............................................................................
" 14-Planning & Zoning Commission, recommending the re-
zoning of Block 5 and Lot B of Sunset Park
Subdivision from Single Family to Multiple Res~
idence. ................................. .........................................
" 14-Planning & Zoning Commission, requesting author-
ization to submit an application for Federal
Grant assistance for acqUIsition of Reed property
for park purposes. ....................................................
" 21.........Pregler Councilman, recommending the discontinuance
of fire inspections to save on gasoline. ................
June 4-Pearson James Mrs., requesting permission to address
the Council relative to the renovation of City
HaIl. ..............................................................................
4--Planning & Zoning Commission, recommending the
annexation of the Romac property and an adja-
cet portion of right of way of U. S. Highway 20,
consisting of 7.612 acres. ..........................................
ll-Peterson Lyle Mrs., Objecting to people smoking on
City buses. ....................................................................
ll-Planning & Zoning Commission, recommending ap-
proval of plat of Block 5 and Lot B of Sunset
Park Subdivision No.3. ............................................
II-Planing & Zoning Commission, recommending the re-
zoning of Block 5 and Lot B of Sunset Park Sub-
division No. 3 from Single Family to Multiple
Residence District classification. ............................
18---Primary Road Extension Maintenance Agreement with
the Iowa State Highway Commission to June 30,
1974 in the amount of $3583.50. ............................
IS-Pusateri Michael F., granted Cigarette Permit. ............
16-Pins Arthur W., granted Cigarette Penult. ..................
18--Polfer Joseph, granted Cigarette Permit. ....................
25----Police Chief, requesting the Mayor to present David
Grassel with an Eagle Badge asa member of
the Dubuque Police Explorer troop. ....................
25-Planing & Zoning Commission. lease agreement with
Fischer Realty for office space. ............................
25-Plumley Donald, granted Cigarette Penult. ................
25-Pzazz The. granted Cigarette Permit. ..............................
25-Parker Robert C., granted Cigarette Permit. ................
25-Pusateri Michael F., granted Class "Cu Liquor Per-
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recently annexed property south of Valentine
Drive be zoned as Single Family Residence Dis-
trict classification. (Henschel). ................................ 108.
26-Page John P., granted Class "C" Liquor Penult. ............
6--iPlanning & Zoning Commission. recommending the
zoning reclassification of properties fronting on
West Fourth Street west of Bluff Street. ............100
6-Parking and Municipal Streets Budget Report for 1972.
12-Parking Facilities Audit Report for 1972. ....................
12-Planning & Zoning Commission. recommending that
the request of Phil Powers to rezone an area
on the east side of Kennedy Road from Hillcrest
northerly to the Fire Station be denied at this
time until a plan for corridor traffic and land-
use be devised. ....................................................136. J
12---Planning & Zoning Commission, recommending that
the petition of Eugene Siegert requesting rezon.
ing of property on Hillcrest Road be denied. ....
12-Planning & Zoning Commission. recommending the
vacation of an unused portion of Dexter Street
as requested by Lloyd S. Gudenkauf. ....................
l~Ptanning & Zoning Commission, electing to take no
action concerning the issuance of a Class "B"
Beer Permit to restaurants existing in Local Bus-
iness "A" districts. .......................................................
12-Planning & Zoning Commission, recommending ap-
proval of plat of Lot 2 in Gilchrist Place. ........
19-Polfer Clement F., requesting vacation of Lot 2-2
Randalls Sub. No.2. ..........................................151,
26--Patike Frank A.. ohjecting to treatment received re-
sulting from a parking violation. ..........................
26--Pitz Dorrance et. aI., requesting amendment of zon-
ing ordinance for professional office use classifi-
cation. ............................................................................
26-Planning & Zoning Commission, recommending the reo
zoning of property in "Tower Investment Sub.
division No. I" from Multiple to Local Business
"B" district. .. ....... ..... ......................... ........................
2-Planning & Zoning Commission, submitting Scope 01
Study for the John F. Kennedy Road CorridOl
Proje'ct. .. ....... .... ......... ........ ..... ........................... .........
2-Parking Meter Ordinance No. 37-65 amended by re
pealing Sections 6, 7 and 8. ..................................-
2-Planning & Zoning Commission, recommendingap
proval of plat of Block 8 in "Thomas Farm Addi
tion", owned by Richard C. Henschel and Mildrel
L. Henschel. .............. ............................. ...................
2-Park Hill Feed Main Water Distribution System Irr.
provements, City Manager authorized to execut
a License Agreement for an easement, HUl
Project W8-10wa-99. ................................................
16-Peoples Natural Gas requesting permission to eXCl
vate in Lincoln Avenue. ..........................................
16-Planning & Zoning Commission, approval of plat (
Block 6 and 7 in Mettel-Byrne Addition ..........
16-Planning & Zoning Commission, approval of plat (
Kennedy-Larches Subdivision. .............................
16--Planning & Zoning Commission, approval of plat I
Lots 1-29 and Lot A of Hawkeye Estates, Hef,
Brothers Addition. ...................................................
16-Planning & Zoning Commission. approval of propOSE
location and design of the County-City Law E
forcement Center. ....... ... ... .....................................
16--Palmer Drug Company, granted Class HC" Beer PE
mit. ............................................................................
23-Planning & Zoning Commission, recommending ]
zoning of the easterly 115 feet of Lot 760
McDaniel's Subdivision to permit off-street pal
ing in a Multiple Residence District.
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a Housing Supervisor for the low income elderly
persons. ........................................................................ 568,
5--Pliffner Monica R., Notice of Claim. ................................
~Patrick John W., requesting a better system of traffic
lighting to provide more rapid transit. ................
~Park Board. urging the City to adopt the Recreation
and Open Space Plan for a federal acquisition
grant in connection with the E. B. Lyons Estate
fund. ..............................................................................
19--Planning & Zoning Commission, approval of vacation
of "crosswalk" property at 127 Cherokee Drive
as requested by Francis P. Raymond. ....................
19--Planning & Zoning Commission, recommending the
vacation of a platted alley as requested by John
Zurcher at 2640 Marquette Place. ........................
19-Planning & Zoning Commission, approval of plat of
West Hill Subdivision. ..............................................
19-Ponderosa Steak House, granted Cigarette Permit. ....
3-Peacoek Betty J., Notice of personal property damage
claim result of Boge shooting at home at 2282
White St. ......................................................................
3-Potter Coletta, granted cigarette license. ....................
3-Potter Coletta, granted Class C Commercial beer li-
cense. ............................................................................
14---.Pollution Control Revenue Bonds, Interstate Power
Co. ..................................................................................
17-Peoples Natural Gas Co. submitting an outline of
delivery priorities and their estimate and the
season's peak gas supply. ........................................
17-Peoples Natural Gas initiating a rate increase of
6.47% per M cubic feet to all small customers. ..
17-Playground & Recreation Commission requesting to
discuss an ice skating rink-swimming pool pro-
posal. ............................................................................
17-Pszanka Richard T., Objecting to the method of com.
puting amount of levy on Grandview Ave. Pav-
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2~Pins Arthur W., granted Class "C" Liquor Permit. ......367,
29-Page John P., granted Sunday Sales Penult. ................
29----Parking Violations, fixing and -establishing fines for
violations. ......................................................... ...........
2--Planning & Zoning Commission, recommending the
vacation of the alley bounded by 11th, 12th,
Jackson and Washington Streets as requested by
Caradco ........................................................................
2-Peoples NatUral Gas, requesting permission to ex-
cavate on Rose Street. ..............................................
9-Pizza Hut, granted Cigarette Permit. ..............................
9-Police Chief, requesting Council to set a date of
hearing on Brothers III Rathskeller tavern. ......
9-pfohl Louis, relative to the completion of :building
located at 8th & Locust Streets. ....................402, 419,
3Q---.Planing & Zoning Commission, recommending the re-
zoning of property at 2222 White street as re-
quested by the First National Bank. .................... 421,
3o---.Planning & Zoning Commission, recommending ap-
proval of request of Romac Incorporated to zone
recently annexed territory for Local Business
"B" classification. ......................................................
3O--Peoples Natural Gas, requesting permission to ex-
cavate in Rose Street. ................................................
3O-Planning & Zoning Commission. recommending ap-
proval of annexation petition of Merle Goerdt
of 11 acre tract of land west of Sheridan Road
and north of Hogrefe Avenue. ................................
3Q..--.Peru Road 15" Sanitary Sewer accepted and connec-
tion charges established. ..........................................
3O-Planning & Zoning Commission, approval of final
plats of Block 14 in Dubuque Downtown Plaza. ..
3O-Palmer Richard E., granted Cigarette Penult. ............
3ll-Pregler Councilman, requesting that the City Hall
proposition be submitted to voters of the City. ..
6-Ploessl Edwin, sidewalk bond. ........................................
6-Planning & Zoning Commission, submitting informa-
tion relative to designa-tlng properties as architec-
turally or historically significant. ..........................
6-Policemen's Protective Association, requesting per-
mission to sponsor a circus at Shiras and Ker-
per Boulevard. ............................................................
6-Payne Burton S., appointed to the Citizens Transpor-
tation Committee. ...................................................... 449,
13--Pregler Councilman, relative to using the Leath build-
ing as a possible location for the City Hall. ........
13-Petropoulos Mary, appointed to Human Rights Com-
mission, replacing Rev; Alfred Ede. ......................
17-Palm Ronald C., Notice of Claim. ....................................
17-Puccio Thomas R.. Notice of Claim. ................................ 494,
24----Pearson Allan, appoin.ted to the Youth Services Bu-
reau. ..............................................................................
24----Planning & Zoning Commission, recommending that
the petition of Tom Leibold and Associates re-
questing rezoning of Lot 2 of 1 of 3 of St. Mary's
Place to Multiple District be approved. ..............507,
8-Peoples Natural Gas, requesting permiSSion to ex-
cavate in Grace Street. ............................................
15---Powers Philip A., requestin~ rezoning of various par-
cels of property includmg a Multiple Residence,
Planned Unit Development to be included in Ar-
ticle IV, subsection (h) ..............................................
22-Papin Rita Mrs., requesting permission to address the
Council concerning the proposed dog ordinance. ..
22-Planning & Zoning Commission, recommending the
zoning to "Multiple Residence Classification"
property of Mr. & Mrs. Merle Goerdt which was
recently annexed. ...".
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2-Resolution No. 1.73. Providing for the appointment
of a City Manager, City Clerk and City Solicitor,
prescribing salaries and fixing their bonds. ........
2---oRusso R. N., appointed City Solicitor for the ensuing
fiscal year. ... ...............................................................
2-Resolution No. 2-73, Acceptin~ resignation of James
G. Schilling, and appointmg William G. Blum as
Assistant City Solicitor. ............................................
2-ResolutiQn No. 3-73. Desigoating the following named
banks as depositories of City of Dubuque funds. ..
2-Resolution No. 4-73. APPOinting the Telegraph Herald
as official newspaper for the City of Dubuque. ..
2-Resolution No. 5-73. Requesting the Auditor of State
to audit the 1972 financial conditions and trans-
actions of the City, and that the audit of ,the
Water, Parking Facilities and Sewage Rental
Funds be contracted with O'Connor, Brooks and
Company. ......................................................................
2-Recreation Commission, submitting a proposal to pur.
chase Market Square on East 4th Street Exten-
siOn from Miller's Trucking & Rental Inc., and
recommending that some provision should be
made to move tbe lights and bleachers of Petrak-
is Park in the event of sale of the ban park. ....
2-Resolution No. 17-73. Authorizing the Regional Plan-
ning Commission to act on -behalf of City to ob-
tain $l!O,~ planning funds from the Iowa Crime
COIDllllSSIOn. ............................................. ...................
2-Resolution No. 6-73. Directing the City Manager to
cause structure located at 1208 Dodge Street,
owned by Marvin Kahle to be dismantled and
premises cleaned up. ................................................
2-Resolution No. 7.73. Directing the City Manager to
cause structure located at 1210 Dodge Street to
be dismantled and the premises cleaned up. ......
2-Resolution No. 8-73. Approving Lease Agreement be-
tween Louis Mihalakis and Milton Schwartz and
the City of Dubuque for rental of former City
Garage. ..........................................................................
2-Resolution No. 9-73. Schedule of Assessments for City
of Dubuque 1972 Concrete Paving with Integral
Curb Project No. 1.Grandview Avenue from the
W. P. L. of Southern Avenue to the S. P. L. M
Whelan Street. ............................................................
2-Resolution No. 1()"73. Providing for the issuance of
Street Improvement Bonds to pay for the cost
of 1972 Concrete Paving Project No. 1 on Grand~
view Avenue. ......................................... .....................
2-Resolufion No. 11-73. Approving petition and plat for
the vacation of five foot wide easements in Lots
9 and 10 in Clin-Que Inc. No.2 Addition. ............
2-Resolution No. 12-73. Granting Cigarette Pennits. ......
2-Resolution No. 13-73. Granting applications for Class
HB" and "c" Beer Pennits. ....................................
2-Resolution No. 14-73. Directing the issuance of Class
"B" and "e" Beer Permits. ....................................
2--Resolution No. 15-73. Granting applications for Class
"e" Beer & Liquor Permits. ..................................
2-Resolution No. 16-73. Directing the issuance of Class
"c" Beer & Liquor Permits. ..................................
8-Resolution No. 18-73. Extending sympathy of the Coun-
cil to the bereaved family of Carl Firzlaff. ........
8--Riley James P. & John W., request for rezoning of
property at 808 Rhomberg Avenue from Two
Family Residence to Local Business "B" classi-
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16--QueenStreet, installation of street light recommended
for the 2400 block. ..................................
29-Quinn John T., Notice of Claim. ....................
17-Query Howard E.. granted cigarette permit.
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12-Resolution No. 41-73. Providing for matching funds in
amount of $47,368 for County-City Law Enforce-
ment Center. ..............................,.................................
12-Resolution No. 42-73. Providing for matching funds in
amount of $28,636 for County-City Law Enforce-
ment Center. .............................................................,..
12----Resolution No. 43-73. Providing for matching funds in
amount of $98,837 for County-City Law Enforce-
ment Center. ................................................................
12-Resolution No. 44-73. Requesting Senator Richard
Clark to support the Emergency Bridge Replace-
ment Program of the Federal Aid Highway
Act. ................................................................................
12-Resolution No. 45-73. Requesting Congressman John
C. CUlver to support the Emergency Bridge Re-
placement Program of the Federal Aid Highway
Act. ................................................................................
12-Resolution No. 46-73. Requesting Senator Harold
Hughes to support the Emergency Bridge Re-
placement Program of the Federal Aid Highway
Act. ................................................................................
19-Resolution No. 47-73. Authorizing and directing the
City Mana'ger to cause structure at 1729 Prescott
Street to be dismantled and removed. ................
19-Resolution No. 48.73. Authorizing and directiIljl the
City Manager to cause structure at 614 Lmcoln
Avenue to be dismantled and removed. ................
19----Resolution No. 49-73. Providing for the appointment
of a nine member Citizens Freeway StUdy Com-
mittee. ..........................................................................
19--Resolution No. 50-73. Authorizing execution and de-
livery of deed to Canfield Hotel Inc. for sale
of land in Urban Renewal Area ............................
19-Resolution No. 51.73. Designating the Five Flags Cen-
ter as a bicen.tennial center. ....................................
19-Resolution No. 52-73. AuthOrizing City Mayor to ex~
ecute agreement No. 72-3-228 with Iowa High-
way Commission covering TOPICS Project at
10th Street and Blnff. ................................................
19-Resolution No. 58-73. Authorizing City Mayor to ex-
ecute agreement No. 72-T.229 with Iowa High-
way Commission covering TOPICS Project at
University Avenue. ....................................................
IS-Resolution No. 54-73. Granting Cigarette Permit. ........
19-Resolution No. 55-73. Granting application for Class
"'B" Beer Permit. ........................................................ 100
19-Resolution No. 56-73. Directing the issuance of Class
"B" Beer Pennit. ........................................................ 100
19-Resolution No. 57.73. Granting application for Class
"C" Beer & Liquor Permit. .................................... 101
IS-Resolution No. 58-73. Directing the issuance of Class
"c" Beer & Liquor Permit. .................................... lOI
26----Recreation Commission. submitting minutes of meet~
ings. ............103, 192, 257, 386, .50, 473, 517, 548,586, 584
26-Report of Dubuque Human Rights Commission for the
year 1972. .................................................................... 103
26-Report of County-City Authority for the year 1972. .. 103
26-Report of the Water Department for the year 1972. .... 104
26-Resolution No. 59-73. Authorizing the City Manager
to sign all documents and provide the local
share of funding for tbe Youth Services Proj.
ect. ................................................................................
26-Resolution No. 60-73. Approving Schedule of proposed
assessments for CIty of Dubuque 1973 Asphaltic
Paving Project No.1. ................................................
26-Resolution No. 61-73. Preliminary plans and specifica-
tions for construction of City of Dubuque 1973
Asphaltic Paving Project No. 1. .......
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16-Resolution No. 19-73. Approving Option Agreement
between the City and Thermolyne Corporation
covering 7.206 acres in River Front Subdivision
No. 3. ........................................................................
22-Roshek John J. & Marjorie settlement of assessment
of real estate recominended 'by the City As-
sessor. ........................................... .................................
22-Reisner John V., appeal to Supreme Court of Iowa for
disability retirement denied. ..................................
22-Resolution No. 20-73. Authorizing the execution of a
Certificate of Completion for Graham's Style
Store for Men. Inc. ........................,...........................
22-Resolution No. 21-73. Directing the City Attorney to
institute Eminent Domain proceedings to secure
a perpetual easement for installation, location
and maintenance of the Center Grove Valley
Sanitary Sewer in the property of Hillcrest
Bnilders, Inc. .............................................................. 52,
22-Resolution No. 22-73. Annexing 0.763 acres south of
Valentine Drive in Table Mound Township. ......
22-Resolution No. 2~73. Granting applications for Class
"B" and "C" Beer Permits. ....................................
22-Resolution No. 24-73. Directing the issuance of Class
"B" and <lC" Beer PerIllits. ....................................
29---Roling Arthur L., replaced on Advisory Commission
by Dave Clemens. .......................................................
29--Roling Gilbert, sidewalk bond. ........................................
29-Resolution No. 25-73. Approving plat covering a thirty
(30) feet wide railroad right-of-war easement in
Lot 1 of Block 12 and 13 in Riverfront Sub-
division No. 3 ............................................................
29-Resolution No. 28-73. Approving plat of Lot 4A of
Mineral Lot 472 and Lot 4B of Mineral Lot 472. ..
29-Riverfront Subdivision No.3, approval of plat cover-
ing railroad right-of-way easement in Block 12
and Block 13. ..............................................................
29-Resolution No. 27-73. Determining cost of Asbury
Park Subdivision Sanitary Sewer 1972. ................
29-Resolution No. 28-73. Accepting Asbury Park Sub-
division Sanitary Sewer 1972, and directing City
Clerk to publish notice. ............................................
29--Resolution No. 29-73. Providing for matching fonds
for Iowa Crime Commission Projects. ..................
29-Resolution No. 30-73. Granting Cigarette Penults. ....
29-Resolution No. 31-73. Granting applications for Class
<Ie" Beer Liquor Permits. ........................................
29--->Resolution No. 32-73. Directing the issuance of Class
"c" Beer Liquor Permits. ........................................
6-Resolution No. 34-73. Authorizing execution of con-
tract for sale of land for redevelopment with
Ecumenical Housing, Inc. ........................................
6--R(lsolution No. 35-73. Granting application for Class
"c" Beer Permit. ........................................................
6--Resolution No. 36-73. Directing issuance of Class "C"
Beer PerIllit. ...... ..................................................... .....
6-Resolution No. 37-73. Granting applications for Class
"C" Beer & Liquor Permits. ....................................
6--Resolution No. 38-73. Directing the issuance of Class
"e" Beer & Liquor Permits. ....................................
12-Resolution No. 39-73. Approving Option Agreement be-
tween the City and Thermolyne Corporation cov-
ing real estate in "River Front Subdivision No.
3 ....................................................................................
12-Resoluiion No. 40-73. Authorizing the City Manager
to execute an Agreement with lllinois Central
Gulf Railroad Company covering a 30 inch steel
pipe for Center Grove Valley Interceptor San-
Itary Sewer.
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" 12-Resolution No. 84-73. Directing the City Manager to
communicate with the Interstate Power Company
seekin~ additional time in taking over the bus
operations for the City. ............................................ 143, 147
" 12-Resolution No. 85-73. Granting Cigarette Permit. ........ 144
" 12-Resolution No. 86-73. Granting applications of Class
"C" Beer Liquor Permits. ........................................ 144
" 12--Resolution No. 87~73. Directing the issuance of Class
"C" Beer-Liquor Permits. ........................................ 144
12-Resolution No. 88-73. Approving vacation and convey-
ance of Lot 86A and the easterly 19.96 feet of
Lot 87A of Wood's Addition to Nelson P. Klavit-
ter and Ramona R. Klavitter. .................................. 145
19----Resolution No. 89-73. Authorizing publication of no-
tice of sale of project notes (First Series 1973)
and the receiving of proposals for the sale of
said notes for the downtown Urban Renewal
Project, Iowa R-15. .................................................... 152
19-Resolution No. 90-73. Approving fixed.price competi-
tion method for offering certain land in Down-
town Urban Renewal Project, Iowa R-15 for
development by private developers. .................... 153, 190
26-Resolution No. 91-73. Appointing William J. O'Brien
Deputy City Clerk. .................................................... 156
26-Report of Sewage Disposal Works and Facilities for
the year 1972. .............................................................. 157
26---Richardson Gail, Notice of Claim. .................................. 158, 232
26-Reardon David J. et. aI., requesting that the 4th
Street area remain residential rather than be
rezoned to professional offices or studios. ........
26-R. E. T. Corporation, owners of Hamilton Glen Apart-
ments, requesting consideration in the ,participa-
tion of cost of extending Catfish Interceptor
Sewer. ............................................................................
26--Romac Inc. & Inns of Iowa DTD-Dubugue, requesting
annexation of 7.6 cares off of Highway No. 20,
and requesting consideration of sewer and water
during construction of a Ramada Inn. ................
..............................................164, 292, 303, 304, 305,324,
26-Resolution No. 92-73. Authorizing the City Manager
to execute and file an application with the U.S.
Department of Housing and Urban Develop-
ment under Section 701 of the Housing Act
of 1954. ........................................................................
26-Resolution No. 93-73. Granting Cigarette to Delores
B. Elliott. ......................................................................
26-Resolution No. 94-73. Granting applications for Class
"B" and "C" Beer Permits. ....................................
2fi---.Resolution No. ~73. Directing- the issuance of Class
"B" and "c" Beer PermIts. ....................................
2fi---.Resolution No. 96-73. Granting applications for Class
"c., Liquor Permits. ..................................................
26-Resolution No. 97-73. Directing the issuance of Class
UC" Liquor Permits.
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176
2-Resolution No. 98-73. Approving Scope of Study of
John F. Kennedy Road Corridor Project and au.
thorizing the City Manager to negotiate with
Barton-Aschman Associates as consultants at a
cost not to exceed $10,000. ......................................
2-Resolution No. 99-73. Decision of Council upon objec-
tions to plans. specifications, form. of contract
and cost of improvement of City of Dubuque
1973 Asphaltic Paving Project No.1. ................
2-Resolution No. 100-73. Ordering Construction of the
City of Dubuque 1973 Asphaltic Paving Project
No.1. ......
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26-Resolution No. 62-73. Necessity for Improvement for
the City of Dubuque 1973 Asphaltic Paving Proj-
ect No. I. .................................................................... 112,
26-Resolution No. 63-73. Fixing Date of Hearing for City
of Dubuque 1973 Asphaltic Paving Project No.
1. ....................................................................................
26-Resolution No. 64-73. Approving Scbedule of proposed
assessments for City of Dubuque 1973 Concrete
Paving with Integral Curb Project No.1. ............
26---Resolution No. 65-73. Preliminary plans and specifica-
tions for construction of City of Dubuque 1973
Concrete Paving with Integral Curb Project No.
1. ....................................................................................
26-Resolution No. 66-73. Necessity for Improvement for
City of Dubuque 1973 Concrete Paving with In-
tegral Curb Project No. 1. ...................................... 114,
26-Resolution No. 67-73. Fixing Date of Hearing for City
of Dubuque 1973 Concrete Paving with Integral
Curb Project No. 1. ..................................................
26-Resolution No. 66-73. Granting Cigarette Penult. ........
26-Resolution No. 69-73. Granting applications for Class
"C" Beer & Liquor Permits. ....................................
26--Resolution No. 70-73. Directin& the issuance of Class
"e" Beer & Liquor PermIts. ....................................
6-Russo R. N., bond. ................................................................
6-Robertson Elizaooth et. al., requesting rezoning of
Fourth street area to restore property as a his.-
torical structure. ................................................125, 159,
6-Resolution No. 71-73. Conveyance of Lot 4B of Mineral
Lot 472 to Dubuque Community School District,
and directing City Clerk to record a certified
copy in office of County Recorder. ......................
6-Resolution No. 72-73. Authorizing and directing the
Mayor to execute the Pre-Design Project Agree-
ment No. 73-P-024 covering tbe U. S. 561 Free-
way Corridor Location and the City Island Mis-
sissippi River Bridge and connections. ....'............
6-Resolution No. 73-73. Approving official report of
municipality for municipal streets and parking
from January 1, 1972 to December 31, 1972. ....
6-Report for Municipal Streets and Parking for fiscal
year 1972. ....................................................................
6-Resolution No. 74-73. Schedule of Assessments for
Asbury Park Subdivision Sanitary Sewer 1972. ..127,
6--Resolution No. 75-73. Providing for the issuance of
Sewer Bon~~ ~o pay f!Jr the cost of the Asbury
Park SUbdIVISIon Samtary Sewer-1972 ................
6-Resolution No. 76-73. Granting Cigarette Permit. ........
6-Resolution No. 77~73. Granting applications for Class
"B" and Class "C" Beer Permits. ............................
6-Resolution No. 78-73. Directing the issuance of Class
"B" and Class "C" Beer Permits. ..........................
6-Resolution No. 79-73. Granting applications for Class
<lC" Liquor Permits. ........................................
6-Resolution No. 80-73. Directing the issuance or" Cl~
"C" liquor Permits. ..................................................
12-Report of City Auditor for the year 1972. ....................
12-Report of the Parking Facilities for the year 1972. ....
12-Resolution No. 81-73. Authorizing the Mayor to ex-
ecute a memorandum of understanding with the
United States Department of Housing and Urban
Development. .......... ..... ................................ ...............
12-Resolution No. 82-73. Authorizing the City Manager
to execute an Option to Purchase Agreement
with Leonard T. Smith & Innocence Ann Smith
for a Sanitary Landfill Site. ..................................
12-Resolution No. 83-73. Approving plat of Lot 2 in
Gilchrist Place.
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16-Resolution No. 120-73. Authorizing and directing the
City Manager to cause structure at 446 East 14th
Street to be dismantled and premises cleaned
up (Sargent). ................................................................
16-Resolution No. 121.73. Authorizing and directing the
City Manager to cause structure at 1637 Iowa
Street to be dismantled and premises cleaned
up (Nagle). ..................................................................
16-Resolution No. 122-73. Authorizing and directing the
City Manager to cause structure located at 544-
60 Avon Street to be dismantled and premises
cleaned up (Winall). ..................................................
16-Resolution No. 123-73. Approving plat of Lot 86A and
the easterly 19.96 feet of Lot 87A of Wood's
Addition. ......................................................................
16-Resolution No. 124-73. ApprOVing disposal of and
conveyance of Lot B6A and the easterly 19.96
feet of Lot 87A of Wood's Addition to Nelson
p. Klavitter and Ramona R. Klavitter. ................
16--Resolution No. 125-73. Authorizing the sale, issuance
and delivery of project notes in the amount of
$1,741,000 in connection with Urban Renewal
Project No. Iowa R-15. ..............................................
16-Resolution No. 126-73. Approving plat of Block 6 and
Block 7 in Mettel-Byme Addition. ........................
16-Resolution No. 127-73. Approving plat of "Kennedy-
~ches Subdivision. ..................................................
16-Resolution No. 128-73. Approving plat of Lots 1-29
inclusive; and Lot A, all in Hawkeye Estates. ....
16-Resolution No. 129-73. Approval to preliminary esti.
mate of cost and approval of plans for the con-
struction of Dubuque Connty-City of Dubuque
Law Enforcement Center. ........................................
16-Resolution No. 130-73. PrOViding for notice of hearing
on proposed plans and f.orm of contract for con~
struction of Dubuque County-City of Dubuque
Law Enforcement Center. .....................................'...
16-Resolution No. 131-73. Providing for taking of bids for
construction of CountY-City Law Enforcement
Center. ..........................................................................
16-Resolution No. -73. Approval to preliminary esti-
mate of cost and approval of plans for the con-
struction of DUbuque County-City of Dubuque
lMlw Enforcement Center. ........................................
16-Resolution No. -73. Providing for notice of hearing
on proposed plans and form of contract for con-
struction of Dubuque County-City of Dubuque
Law Enforcement Center. ........................................
16-Resolution No. -73. Providing for the taking of bids
for construction of County..city Law Enforce-
ment Center. ................................... ........................ .....
16-Resolution No. 132-73. Granting Cigarette Permit to
Ronald Adams. ............................................................
16-Resolution No. 133-73. Granting application for Class
"C" Beer Permit. .........................................................
16-Resolution No. 134.:73. Directing issuance of Class "e"
Beer Permit. ................................................................
16-Resolution No. 135-73. Granting applications for Class
"e" Liquor Permits. ................................................
16-Resolution No. 136-73. Directing the issuance of Class
"C" Liquor Permits. ................................................
23-Riley Joseph R., Notice of Claim. ....................................
23-Resolution No. 137-73. Directing the City Clerk to
publish notice that the Iowa State Highway Com.
mission is applying for approval of Location and
Design Study for the reconstruction of Univer-
sity Avenue, TOPICS Project. ................................ 227, 228
23-Resolution No. 128-73. Granting Cigarette Penults. .... 228
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2-Resolution No. 101.73. Decision of Council upon ob-
jections to plans, specifications, form of contract
and cost of improvements of City of Dubuque
1~3 Concrete Paving with Integral CUrb Project
No. 1. ............................................................................
2-Resolution No. 102-73. Ordering Construction of the
City of Dubuque 1973 Concrete Paving with In-
gral Curb Project No.1. ..........................................
2-Resolution No. 103-73. Approving plat of Block 8
"Thomas Farm Addition". ........................................
2-Resolution No. 104-73. Authorizing the City Manager
to execute a License Agreement for an easement
for the Park Hill Feed Main Water Distribution
System Improvements, HUn Project WS-Iowa-
99. ...................................................-..............................
2-Resolution No. 105-73. Approving plat of Lot 1 of Lot
1 of Sears Roebuck and Company Subdivision
No.2. ............................................................................
2-Resolution No. 106-73. Approving amendment of lease
with Wayne Motor Sales of a misdescription of
real estate in Sears-Roebuck & Co. Subdivision
No.2. ............................................................................
2-Resolution No. 107-73. Approving amendment of lease
with Frommelt Building Corporation of a mis-
description of real estate in Sears-Roebuck &
Co. Subdivision No.2. ..............................................
2-Resolution No. 108-73. Approving schedule of pro-
posed assessments for City of Dubuque 1973
Concrete Sidewalk Project. ....................................
2-Resolution No. 109-73. Approving preliminary esti-
mate, tlans and specifications for the construc-
tion 0 City of Dubuque 1973 Concrete Sidewalk
Project. ............................................... ........................ ...
2-Resolution No. 110.-73. Necessity for improvement for
the City of Dubuque 1~3 Concrete Sidewalk
Project. ..................................................................185, 260, 262
2-Resolution No. 111-73. Fixing Date of Hearing for City
of Dubuque 1~3 Concrete Sidewalk Project. .... 186
2-Resolution No. 112-73. Appointing Joseph P. Zwack
Assistant City Attorney. .......................................... 187
2-Resolution No. 113-73. Granting Cigarette Permit to
Will-Co. Inc. ................................................................ 187
2-Resolution No. 114-73. Granting application for Class
"C" Beer Permit. ........................................................ 188
2-Resolution No. 115-73. Directing the issuance of Class
uC" Beer Permit. ...................................................... 188
2-Resol~ti~n !'lo. 116-73. .Granting application for Class
C Liquor Pernut. .................................................... 188
2---Resolution No. 117.73. Directing issuance of Class "e"
Liquor Permit. ............................................................ 188
2-Resolution No. 118-73. Affinulng that Hartig Drug
Company has not violated any provision of deed
to property in Urban Renewal area. .................... 189
16-Riggs L. C. Associates, offer to purchase a parcel
of land in Block 5 Riverfront Subdivision No.
3. ............................................................................192, 422, 462
" 16--ReIiance Insurance Company. Notice of Claim in sub-
ro~ation rights in accident case of John R.
GrImes. ..........................................................................
" 16-Ryan Michael James, requesting that 701 Bluff res-
idence be declared to have historical or archw
itectural significance as under Subsection H
article 4. .....................................................................:
16-Resolution No. 119-73. Authorizing and directing the
City Manager to cause structure at 570-582 Avon
Street to be dismantled and premises cleaned
up (Steichen). ......
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278
279
279
262
292
293
294
295
295
296
7-Resolution No. 161.73. Granting applications for Ciaas
"e" and Class "An Liquor Permits. ......................
7-Resolution No. 162-73. Directing the issuance of Class
"e" and Class "A" Liquor Permits. ...........".........
14--Resolution No. 163-73. Amending Resolution No. 110.
73, a resolution of necessity for the 1973 Con-
crete Sidewalk Program. ..........................................
14-Resolution No.. 164-73. Decision of Council upon ob-
jections to plans, specifications and form of COD-
tract for the 1973 Concrete Sidewalk Program. ..
14--Resolution No. 165.73. Ordering Construction for the
1973 Sidewalk Program. ..........................................
14--Resolution No. 166-73. Preliminary plans arid specifica-
tions for the West Eighth Street Retaining Wall
Reconstruction 1973. .................................................
14-Resolution No. 167-73. Necessity for Improvement of
West Eighth Street Retaining Wall Reconstruc-
tion 1973. ..........................................,........................... 266,
14--Resolution No. 168-7:1. Fixing Date of Hearing for
West Eighth Street Retaining WaU Reconstruc.
tion 1973. ....................................................................
14--Resolution No. 169-73. Ordering Construction for the
West Eighth Street Retaining Wall Reconstruc-
tion 1973. ........................................................................
14-Resolution No. 170-73. Authorizing the 'Mayor and
City Clerk to execute the required documents
in connection with an application for Federal
Grant under .the Land and Water Conservation
Fund Program. ............................................................ 267,
14-Resolution No. 171-73. Acquisition or development for
outdoor recreation under the Land and Water
Conservation Fund Program, (Lyons Park Proj.
ect #1). ........................................................................ 266,
16-Resolution No. 172-73. Calling of a special election
on the proposition of acquiring, establishin~,
maintaining and operating a Municipal TransIt
System. ....................... ...................................................
21-Reis George Mrs., requesting City to take over the
:bus system. ................ ......... .............................................
21---Rembold Elma B., requesting suspension of taxes. ....
21-Resolution No. 173-73. Approving Easement Agree.
mentbetween the lllinois Central Gulf Railroad
Company and the City of Dubuque. ....................
21-Resolution No. 174-73. Final Estimate for the 1972
Traffic Signal Project. ..............................................
21-Resolution No. 175-73. Accepting the 1972 Traffic
Signal Project. ............................................................
24-Resolution No. 176-73. Providing for the sale and
award of $205,000 City Law Enforcement Bonds. ..
29--Resolution No. 177-73. Notice that the Iowa State
Highway Com.m.i.ssion is seeking Federal ap-
proval for "Location and Design" of Central
Business District Traffic Signal Improvement
Project. ................................................................... .......
29--Resolution No. 178.73. Notice that the Federal High-
way Administration has given approval of the
"Location and Design Study Report" of Central
Business District Traffic Signal Improvement
Project. ......................................... .................................
29--Resolution No. 179-73. Granting application for Class
"B" Beer Permit. ......................................................
29--Resolution No. 180-73. Directing the issuance of Class
"B" Beer Permit. ........................................................
29-Resolution No. 181-73. Granting applicaitons for Class
"e" and "B" Beer Perrnits. ....................................
29-Resolution No. 182-73. Directing the issuance of Class
"C" and "B" Beer Permits. ....................................
29--Resolution No. 183-7:1. Granting application for Class
"C" Liquor Permit. .......
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254
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23-Resolution No. 139-73. Granting applications for Class
"c" Liquor Permits. ................................................
23--Resolution No. 140-73. Directing the issuance of Class
"C" Liquor Permits. ................................................
23-Resolution No. 141-73. Requesting the Planning &
Zoning Commission to draft and adopt an An-
nexation Policy. ..........................................................
39--Reisdorf Joseph E., Notice of Claim. ................................
39--Resolution No. 142-73. Directing the City Solicitor to
take necessary action to recover costs of dam-
ages incurred by acts of vandalism. .................... 236,
39--Resolution No. 143-73. Agreement between the City
of Dubnque and the Sheriff of Dubuque County,
holding the Sheriff harmless from acts of special
deputies. ............... .........................................................
39--Resolution No. 144-73. Providing for the advertise.
ment of $205,000 City Law Enforcement Center
Bonds. ....... ........................................................ ...........
39--Resolution No. 145-73. Awarding Contract for the City
of Dubuque 1973 Asphalt Paving Project No.
I. ....................................................................................
39--Resolution No. 146-73. Authorizing the City Manager
to execute an extra Work Order with the IO'Wa
State Highway Commission for Dodge Street Cor-
ridor Stody. ................................................................
39--Resolution No. 147.73. Directing the publishing of
notice that the Iowa State Highway Commission
has received "Location and Design" approval for
the reconstruction of University Avenue, TOPICS
Project No. T-735-7(3)-46-31. ....................................
39--Resolution No. 148-73. Extending time period in which
to receive proposals for the sale of land in the Down-
town Urban Renewal Project. ........:.......................
39--Resolution No. 149.73. Granting applications for Class
"B" and Class "e" Beer Permits. ..........................
39--Resolution No. 150-73. Directing the issuance of Class
"B" and Class- "C" Beer Permits. ......
7-Report of Peoples Natural Gas for 1972. ........................
7-Resolution No. 151~73. Authorizing and extension of
time for the consummation of the sale of land
for private redevelopment with Ecumenical Hous-
ing, Inc. ............. ...........................................................
7_Resolution No. 152-73. Appointing and electing Coun-
cilman Moldenhauer presiding officer pro~tem. ..
7_Resolution No. 153-73. Awarding Contract for the City
of Dubuque 1973 Concrete Paving with Integral
Curb Project No. 1. ..................................................
7_Resolution No. 154-73. Authorizing the execution of
two contracts with Barton~Asehman Associates,
Inc. For Downtown Urban Renewal Project Iowa
R-15. ..............................................................................
7-Resolution No. 155-73. Authorizing the execution of a
Certificate of Completion for Time Finance
Corporation. ....................................................... ...... ...
7_Resolution No. 156-73. Approving the Fixed-Price com-
petition method for offering certain land in the
Downtown Urban Renewal Project, Iowa R-15,
for Redevelopment by Private developers. ........
7_Resolution No. 157-73. Approving proposed plans, spec-
ifications and fonn of contract for construction
of Dubuque County-City of Dubuque Law En-
forcement Center. ......................................................
7-Resolution No. 158-73. Granting Cigarette Penult to
Joe Diener. ......... ................ ......... ................................
7_Resolution No. 159-73. Granting applications for Class
"C" Beer 'Permits. ....................................................
7-Resolution No. 160-73. Directing the issuance of Class
"Cn Beer Permits. ......................................................
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"en Beer Permits. ....................................................
ll-Resolution No. 206-73. Granting applications for Class
"e" Liquor Permits. ................................................
ll-Resolution No. 207-73. Directing the issuance of Class
"e" liquor Permits. ................................................
ll-Riverside Bowl, Inc., granted Cigarete Permit. ............
ll-Reisdorf Joseph E., granted Cigarette Permit and
Class "e" Liquor Permit. ........................................ 339, 340
ll-Rainbo Oil Company, granted Cigarette Penult. ............ 339
ll-Ruegni.tz Drugs, granted Cigarette Permit. .................... 339
16-Roth Ray A., NotIce of Claim. ............................................ 343
18-Romac Inc. and Inns of Iowa. requesting rezoning of
recently annexed area from Single Family to
Local Business District "B" classification. ....348, 423, 455
IS-Reisdorf Joseph & Irma S., requesting permission to
construct a marquee at 601 Rhomberg Avenue. 348, 395
16-Resolution No. 208-73. Awarding contract for the con-
struction of West Eighth Street Retaining Wall. 349
16-Resolution No. 209.73. Authorizing the Airport Com-
lUisian to execute First Amendment to Grant
Agreement. .................................................................. 349, 350
16-Resolution No. 210-73. Granting Cigarette Permit to
Barkalow Bros. Newsstand et. al. ............................ 350
16-Ring Louis A., granted Cigarette Permit. .................... 351
18-Roshek's Department Store, granted Cigarette Permit. 351
18-Ring Richard J., granted Cigarette Permit. ................ 351
16-Randall's FOodarama, granted Cigarette Penult. ........ 351
IS-Resolution No. 211-73. Granting applications for Class
"C" I.iquor Pern1i.ts. ................................................ 352
18-Resolution No. 212-73. Directing the issuance of Class
"C" I...iquor Perlllits. ................................................ 352
22-Resolution No. 213-73. Authorizing the Chairman of
the Airport Commission to execute Amendment
to Grant Agreement. ................................................ 354, 355
22----<Renier Maurice, Concerned about the parking facilities
for the proposed Employment Bureau Building
to be located at 5th & Iowa Streets. .................... 356
25-Report of records of City for the year 1972 by the
State Auditor. .............................................................. 357
25-Revenue Sharing Report submitted by the City Man.
ager. .............................................................................. 357, 380
25-Resolution No. 214-73. Urging the retention of the of.
fices of the Clerk of the United States District
Court at Dubuque, Iowa. ........................................ 361
25-Resolution No. 215-73. Releasing proposed public con-
struction sites in the Downtown Urban Renewal
Project. Iowa R-15. .................................................... 362
25-Resolution No. 216-73. Accepting work performed
under demolition contract No. 2-71 for Imwn-
town Urban Renewal Project, Iowa R-15. ............ 362
25--Resolution No. 217-73. Authorizing the execution and
delivery of deed. to Dubuque County for sale of
land in Urban Renewal area, ................................ 363
25-Resolution No. 218-73. ApprOving lease agreement be-
tween the City Planning & Zoning Commission
and Fiscber Realty. .................................................... 364
25-Resolution No. 219-73. Approving sale of Parcel 4-2
in Urban Renewal Area to R. Hampton and
Company. ...................................................................... 364
25-Rseolution No. 220-73. Granting Cigarette Permits. .... 365, 366
25-Resolution No. 221-73. Granting applications for Class
"B" and "e" Beer Permits. ......................................
25--Resolution No. 222-73. Directing the issuance of Class
"B" and UC" Beer Permits. ....................................
25-Resolution No. 223-73. Granting applicaUons for Class
"C" and "B" Liquor Permits. ................................
25-Resolution No. 224-73. Directing the issuance of Class
"e" and "B" Liquor Permits. ......
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2.9--Resol?;ti~n ~o. 184-73. pirecting the issuance of Class 296
C Uquor Pertnlt. ....................................................
29-Riverside Bowl Inc., granted Class "e" Liquor Per-
mit. 296
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4--Rossiter Paul, presenting the City Council with a pro--
posal to renovate City Hall. ............................299, 466, 490
4-Resolution No. 185-73. Declaring intent to sell the
south 144 feet of Parcel 2-6 in Urban Renewal
area to I..orice, Inc. .................................................... 302
4-Resolution No. 186-73. Re'luesting the Speaker of tbe
House to act expeditIously and affinnatively on
legislation to legalize Sunday Sales of Beer and
Liquor. .......................................................................... 303
4-Resolution No. 187.73. Approving disposal of Lot 2
of 2 of Randall's Subdivision No. 2 to Clement
F. Polfer and Angeline C. Polfer. ........................ 306
4-Resolution No. 188-73. Awarding contract to Willy
Construction Company f.or the construction of
Dubuque County-City of Dubuque Law Enforce-
ment Center. ................................................................ 308
4-ResolutiGn No. 189-73. Providing for matching funds
for the Iowa Crime Commission Projects. ........ 313
4-Resolution No. 190-73. Granting applications for Class
"Cn liquor Pennits. ............................................;....... 314
4-Resolution No. 191-73. Directing the issuance of
Class "C" Liquor Penults. ........................................ 314
ll-Rh()mberg Avenue, installation of 40 street lights
recommended by the City Manager. .................... 317
ll-Ruley MaXine et. aI., complaining of a drainage prob-
lem resulting from a driveway of Team Elec.
,tronies at the corner of Theda Drive and Gordan
Drive. ............................................................................ 323
ll-Resolution No. 192-73. Approving plat of Lots 1-8
inclusive, Block 5 all in Sunset Park Subdivision
NO.3. ............................................................................ 319
ll-Resolution No. 193-73. Authorizing A. G. Heitzman,
Finance Director to execute and file an applica-
tion for financial aid under the Disaster Relief
Act. ................................................................................ 324
Il-Resolution No. 194-73. Extending the territorial limits
of the City of Dubuque. ............................................ 325
ll-Resolution No. 195-73. Approving, Memorandum of
Agreement between the City and the Interstate
Power Company for the issuance of Pollution
Control Bonds not to exceed $4,850.00. 325, 326, 327, 323
ll-Resolution No. 196-73. Authorizing an open Sculpture
competition for the Downtown Urban Renewal
Project, Iowa R.15. .................................................... 329
ll-Resolution No. 197-73. Retention of certain Urban Re-
newal land for the Point Law Enforcement Cen.
ter Bnilding. ................................................331, 332, 333, 334
ll-Resolution No. 198-73. Authorizing execution of a con-
tract for sale of land for public redevelopment
with Dubuque County, Iowa. (Law Enforcement
Center). ........................................................................ 335
ll--Resolution No. 199-73. Awarding Contract to Mulgrew
Blacktop Inc. for 1973 Asphaltic Paving Project
No. 1. ............................................................................ 336
ll-Resolution No. 200..73. Preliminary plans and specifica.
tions for the construction of North Algona San-
itary Sewer. .................................................................. 337
ll-Resolution No. 201-73. Necessity for Improvement for
the North Aigona Sanitary Sewer. .................... 337, 397
ll-Resolution No. 202-73. FiXing date of hearing for the
North Algona Sanitary Sewer. ............................ 338
ll-Resolution No. 203-73. Granting Cigarette Penults. 338
ll----Resolution No. 204-73. Granting applications for Class
"en Beer Permits. ...... ..
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16-Resolution No, 249-73. Approving Agreement between
the City and the County concerning the regula~
tion of parking and parking meter violations. ....
16---Resolution No. 250-73. Granting Cigarelte Permits. ....
16-Resolution No. 251-73. Granting applIcation for Class
"B" Beer PerDlit. ........................................................
l6-Resolution No. 252-73. Directing the issuance of Olass
"B" Beer Permit. ........................................................
16-Resolution No. 25&.73. Granting applications for Class
"C" I.iquor Perntits. ................................................
16--Roselution No. 254-73. Directing the issuance of Class
"e" Liquor Permits. ................................................
16-Revelle Patricia G., granted Cigarette Penult. ............
3O-Riggs L. C. & Associates, offer to purchase Lot 2 of
Lot 1 of Lot 1 of Block 5 Riverfront Subdivi-
sion No.3, approved by the Mayor's Industrial
Committee. ..............................................................._... 422, 482
30-Resolution No. 255.73. Approving sale of Lot 2 of 1
of 1 of Block 5 of Riverfront SubdivisiuD No. 3
to L. C. Riggs & Associates. ....................................
30-River Valley C. A. P., requesting financial support
from River Valley Inc. ............................................
3O--Remakel Michael et. aI., complaining of an existing
nuisance at 1387 Dodge Street. ............................ 425,
3O-Recreation Department, requesting pennission to con.
duct a Bicycle Fun Dayan certain streets and
park roads. ............................................................425, 437,
30-Resolution No. 256-73. Approving petition for Grante
of Eastment by Runde's UphOlstery Inc. ............
3D-Resolution No. 257-73. Accepting 15" Peru Road San-
itary Sewer and establishing connection charges.
30-Resolution No, 258-73. Approving agreement between
the Town of Asbury and City of Dubuque rela-
tive to sewage facilities and disposal problems.
30-Resolution No. 259-73. Approving plat of portions of
vacated streets and alleys in the DowntoWn Ur-
ban Renewal Project area. ........................................
3O-Resolution No. 260-73. Subdividing lots in Downtown
Urban Renewal Project area for public right of
way and other purposes, ........................................
3O-Resolution No. 261-73. Dedicating lots in the Down-
town Urban Renewal Project area for street pur-
poses. .............. ..... .......... .... ......... ..................................
3O-Resolution No. 262-73. Approval of plat in Dubuque
Downtown Plaza. .......... .... ................. .........................
30-Resolution No. 263-73. Granting Cigarette Penults. ....
3O-Resolution No. 264-73. Granting applications far Class
"C" Liquor Permits. ................................................
30-Resolution No.. 265-73. Directing the issuance af Class
"C" Liquor Permits. ................................................
3O-Resolution No. 266-73. Appointing a Transit Author-
ity for the City of Dubuque. ................................
30-Riekena Doris M., appointed to the Transit Authority.
,. 30-Rettenberger Max, granted Cigarette Permit. ............
Aug. 6-Resolution No. 267.73. Designating structures an cer-
tain properties as historically and architecturally
significant, pursuant to Ordinance No. 28-70. ....
6-Resolution No. 268-73. Authorizing execution of sale of
land to. R. Hampton and Co. Inc. ............................
6-Roling Chris, appointed to the Dubuque Youth Serv-
ices. ................................................................................
6-->Resoluti-on No.. 269-73. Awarding contract for the con-
struction of North Algona sanitary Sewer. ........
6-Resolution No.. 27()"73. Decision of Council upon objec.
tions to the 1973 Starm Sewer Improvement
Program. ............... .... ...................................................
6-Besolution No. 271.73. Ordering construction for the
1973 Storm Sewer Improvement Program.
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25-Reso1ution No. 225-73. Canvassing and declaring re-
suIts af Special Election on a Municipal Transit
Proposition. ............. ............................... .......................
29--Reso1ution No. 226-73. Granting applications for Sun-
day Sales Permits. ....................................................
29-Resolutian No. 227-73. Directing the issuance .of Sun-
day Sales Pernrlts. ....................................................
~Riverside Bawl, Inc., granted Sunday Sales Permit. ....
2-Resolution No. 228-73. Authorizing and directing the
City Manager to cause the structure lo.cated at
701 Rhomberg Avenue to be dismantled and the
prenrises cleaned up. ................................................
2-Resolution No. 22.-73. Authorizing and directing the
City Manager to cause the strucLUre located at
1648-1650-1652 Washington Street to be disman-
tled and the premises cleaned up. ........................
2-Resolutian ND. 230-73. Preliminary plans and specifica-
tions for construction of 1973 StDrm Sewer
Impravement Program. ............................................
2-Resolutio-n No.. 231.73. Necessity far Impravement of
1973 Storm Sewer Improvement Program. ........
2-Resolutian No. 232--73. Fixing date of hearing for the
1973 Storm Sewer hnpravement Program. ........
2-Resolution No. 233.73. Granting Cigarette Pernrlts. ....
2--Resolution No. 234-73. Granting applications far Class
"C" I..iquor Licenses. ................................................
2-Resolution No. 235-73. Directing the issuance of Class
"C" I..iquor Licenses. ................................................
2-Riekena Doris, granted Cigarette Permit. ................
9-Resalution No. 236-73. Decision of Council upon abjec-
tions to the constructian of the North Algona
Sanitary Sewer 8 inch between University Av-
enue and Loras Boulevard. ....................................
9-Resolution No. 237-73. Ordering construction of North
Algona Sanitary Sewer 8 inch between Univer-
sity Avenue and Loras Baulevard. ........................
9-Resolution No. 238-73. Final Estimate for cost af Tawn
Clock Plaza, Phase II, Section 11 Electrical in
amount of $62,(l63.81. ..........................."...................
9--Resolution No.. 239-73. Accepting improvement of
Town Clock Plaza, Phase 11, Section 11 Electrical.
9--Resolution No. 240--73. Autharizing execution of con-
tract for sale of land with Lorice, Inc. ....................
9-Resolution No. 241-73. Grauting Cigarette Penults. ....
9~Resolution No. 242-73. Granting applications for Sun-
day Sales Permits. ..............................._.....................
9-Resolution No.. 243.7"3. Directing the issuance of Sun-
day Sales Penults. ....................................................
9--Resolution No. 244-73. Electing to act and be subject
to the Home Rule Act. ............................................
IS-Resolution No.. 245-73. Granting applications for Sun-
day Sales Penults. ....................................................
13--Resolution No.. 246-73. Directing the issuance of Sun-
day Sales Permits. ....................................................
16-Radabaugh Susan. Notice of Suit. ....................................
16-Resolutian designating structures as historically and
architecturally signiificant, pursuant to Ordi-
nance No. 28-70 (West 4th & Bluff Street area).
16-Runde's Custom Uphalstery Inc., requesting dedication
easement of areas located at 70 Southern Av.
enue. ......................................................................410, 425,
16-Ridge Motor & Machine Co., requesting paving of East
12th Street. ..................................................................
16-Resolution No. 247-73. Accepting offer of the inter-
state Power Company of bus transportation sys-
tem for the sum of $1.00. ....................................
16-Resolution No. 248-73. Authorizing executlon and
delivery of deed to Larice, Inc. .......
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4--Resolution No. 296-73. Authorizing ext.ension of time
for sale of land with R. Hampton and Company.
4-Resolution No. 297-73. Granting Cigarette Penult. ....
4--Resolution No. 298-73. Granting application for Class
"en Beer Permit. ........................................................
4-Resolution No. 299-73. Directing the issuance of Class
"e" Beer Permit. ........................................................
4-Resolution No. ~73. Granting applications for Class
"c" Liquor Permits. ....................................................
4-Resolution No. 301-73. Directing the issuance of Class
"e" liquor Permits. ................................................
12-Revenue Sharing Report from July 1, 1973 to June 30,
1974. ........................................................................489,490, 506
17-River Valley Inc., hearing to be held by Board of
Supervisors to revoke the designation of said
Agency and designate the Board of Supervisors
as the public agency. ..................................,.............492, 524
17-Recreation Commission, proposal for the inclusion of
an indoor ice skating facility within the Five
Flags Center. ................................................................ 493
17-Resolution No. 302-73. AuthOrizing the City Manager
to cause building located at 470 East 14th Street
to ,be dismantled and the premises cleaned up,
(Bitzberger). .................................................................. 496
17-Resolution No. 303-73. Authorizing the City Manager
to cause building located at 476 East 14th Street,
owned by James Norton, Ann Dillon et. al., to be
dismantled and the premises cleaned up. ........ 497
17-Resolution No. 304-73. Autborizing the City Manager
to cause building located at 480 East 14th Street,
owned by Anne J. Dillon et. al., to be dismantled
and the premises cleaned up. ................................ 498
17-Resolution No. 305-73. Authorizing publication of not-
ice of sale of Project Notes (third series 1973)
and the receiving of proposals for the sale of
said note for the Downtown Urban Renewal Proj-
ect, Iowa R-15. ............................................................ 499
17-Resoluiton No. 306-73. Defining the term "hotel" to
include motel, motor inn, motor hotel and motor
lodlj"e as a penultted land use in Urban Renewal
ProJect, Iowa R-15. .................................................... 500
17-Resolution No. 307-73. Authorizing execution and de-
livery of deed to R. Hampton and Company, Inc.
for sale of land. ........................................................ 501
17-Resolution No. 308-73. Approving preliminary plans
and specifications for construction of Central
Business District Traffic Signal System Improve-
ment Project. ............................................................ 502
17-Resolution No. 309-73. Necessity for Improvement for
Central Business District Traffic Signal System
Improvement Project. ................................................ 502, 540
17-Resolution No. 310.73. Fixing date of hearing for Im-
provement of Central Business District Traffic
Signal System Improvement Project. ....................
17-Resolution No. 311-73. Ordering construction for Cen-
tral Business District Traffic Signal System Im-
provement Project. ....................................................
17-Resolution No. 312-73. Authorizing and directing the
Mayor to execute agreement No. 73-T-055 with
Iowa Highway Commission covering TOPfCS
Project. .......................................................,..................
17-Resol~ti~n ~o. 313-74. ~ranting applications for Class
C Liquor PermItS. ..................................................
17-'Resol~ti~n ~o. 314.73. pirecting the issuance of Class
C Liquor PermIts. ..................................................
24-Reisen Ralpb A., sidewalk bond. ........................................
24-Renslow DOliy, Notice of Suit. ......
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485
465
464
470
478
480
482
485
464
464
485
468
477
481
483
451
6-Resolution No. 272-73. Awarding contract for the
1973 Storm Sewer Improvement Program. ........
6-Resolution No. 273-73. Approving plat for purpose of
extinguishing five foot utility easements in Lot 3
and 4 Block lOA "Key Knolls Subdivision. ............
6-Resolution No. 274-73. Granting Cigarette Permits.
6-Resoiution No. 275-73. Granting applications for Class
"B" and "C" Beer Permits. ....................................
6---Resolution No. 276-73. Directing the issuance of Class
"B" and "C" Beer PerInits. ....................................
6-Resolution No. 277-73. Granting applications for Class
"C" Liquor Permits. ..................................................
6-Resolution No. 278-73. Directing the issuance of Class
"C" Liquor PerInits. ..................................................
6-Roy Saliy Josephiue, granted Cigarette Permit and
Class "C" Liquor Pennit. ........................................447,
6-Reilly Michael C., appointed to the Playground &
Recreation Corrunission ............................................
2O-Revenue Sharing Funds expended in the amount of
$162,652. ........................................................................
2Q-Resolution No. 279-73. Approving appointment of
"Citizens Transportation Committee." ....................
2Q-Resolution No. 280.73. Approving Fixed-Price competi-
tion method for offering land in the Downtown
Urban Renewal area. ................................................
20--Resolution No. 281-73. Granting Cigarette Permits. ....
2O--Resolution No. 282--73. Granting applications for Class
"B" and "c" Beer Permits. ................................
2Q-Resolution No. 283-73. Directing the issuance of Class
"B" and "Clf Beer Permits. ................................
2Q-Resolution No. 284-73. Granting applications for Class
"C" Liquor Permits. ................................................
20----Resolution No. 285-73. Directing the issuance of Class
"C" Liquor Permits. ................................................
2D--Resolution No. 286-73. Confirming appointment of
members of Low-Rent Housing Commission. ........
2G-Randalls International. granted Class "C" Beer Permit.
31-Resolution No. 287-73. Approving Bill of Sale of In-
terstate Power Company and accepting delivery
of Warranty Deed by the Interstate to the City.
31-Resolution No. 288-73. Authorizing an extension of
time for the consummation of sale of land with
Ecumenical Housing, Inc. ......
4-Resolution No. 289-73. Authorizing the City Manager
to cause the structure located at 300 East 7th
Street to be dismantled and the premises clean-
ed up. ............................................................................
4-Resolution No. 290-73. Authorizing the City Manager
to cause the structure located at 1785 Central
Avenue to be dismantled and the premises
cleaned up. ............... ............................................ .......
4-Resolution No. 291~73. Authorizing the City Manager
to cause the structure located at 1781-1783 Cen-
tral Avenue to be dismantled and the premises
cleaned up. ..................................................................
4-Res-olution No. 292-73. Disposing of two easements on
Lot 2 of 1 of Randall's Subdivision No. 2 to
Runde's Custom Upholstery Inc. ............................
4-Resolution No. 293.73. Disposing of Lot 2 of 1 of 1 of
Block 5 of "Riverfront Subdivision to L. C. Riggs
and Associates Inc. ....................................................
4-Resolution No. 294-73. Annexing approximately 11
acres adjoining the northerly city limits as
requested by Merl F. Goerdt et. al. ........................
4--Resolution No. 295-73. Authorizing the 'purchase of
real estate in Downtown Urban Renewal Project
from Mary B. Chalmers et. aI., and First National
Bank of Chicago & William K. Stevens. .......
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558
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560
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564
564
570
570
570
571
571
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578
578
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24--Resolution No. 315-73. Authoriziug the filing of appli-
cation for a Federal Grant under the Water Pol.
!ution Control Act for the Solids Handling Facil-
ItIes. ..............................................................................
24---Resolution No. 316-73. Filing of Budget Estimate in
office of City Clerk and directing Clerk to pub-
lish notice of public hearing, ................................
24-Reso-lution No. 317~73. Authorizing extension of time
for the consummation of the sale of land with
Ecumenical Housing, Inc. ...........-...........................
24-Resolutiou No. 318-73. Grantin(: Applications for Class
"B" and "C" Beer Perrmts. ....................................
24----Resolution No. 319-73. Directing the issuance of Class
"RU and "e" Beer Permits. ....................................
24--Resolution No. 32Q-73. Caning an election on the issu-
ance of $56,000 City Hall Bonds. ............................
24-R. & S. Enterprises Inc., offer to purchase a portion of
Downtown Urban Renewal Project, Iowa R-15: ;...
................................ 511, 526, 590
509
510
510
511
511
512
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524
525
533
535
538
542
526
526
599
641
524
525
520
521
521
I-Resolution No. 321-73. Sebedule of proposed assess-
ments for the City of Dubuque 1973 Concrete
Sidewalk Program. ....................................................
I-Resolution No. 322-73. Directing the City Clerk to re-
advertise for proposals for the construction of
1973 Sidewalk Program. ........................................
I--':Resolution No. 323-73. Granting Cigarette Permit to
John Mihalakis. ..........................................................
1-Resolution No. 324-73. Granting application for Class
"e" I..iquor Permit. ....................................................
l--,Resolution No. 325-73. Directing the issuance of Class
"e" Liquor Permit. ........................................,............
s..-..Resolution No. 326-73. City Council concurring in ac-
tion taken by Board of Supervisors withdrawing
from River Valley Inc. as Dubuque County's
community aetion agency. ........................................
6-Resolution No. 327.73. Approving plat of Lot A of 2
of 1 of 1 of 1 of "De Luxe Cottage Court." ........
8--Resolution No. 328.73. Granting revocable permit to
C. W. Enterprises Inc. ............................................
a--.Resolution No. 329-73. Granting application for a Class
"B" I.Jquor PerInit. ....................................................
a---.Resolution No. 330-73. Directing the issuance of a
Class "B" Liquor Permit. ........................................
S--Resolution No. 331.73. Declaring intent to sell a por.
tion of Urban Renewal property to R & S Enter-
prises, Inc. .................................................................... 526,
S--Resolution No. 332.73. Acknowledging and recognizing
assistance rendered by the Citizens Advisory
Commission on the Bus referendum. ....................
lQ-Resolution No. 333-73. Adopting and approving the
Budget Estimate of Expenditures from January
1, 1974 to June 30, 1975. ........................................
15--Reis George Mrs., complaining of dogs running loose.
15--Ruess Bernard et. aI., requesting installation of a stop
ltght at Loras Boulevard and Alta Vista Street. 537,
15--Resolution No. 334-73. Authorizing the sale, issuance
and delivery of Project Notes in amount of
$1,738,000 and the execution of requisition Agree-
ment No. 3.73 DO'wntown Urban Renewal Proj-
ect, No. Iowa R-15. ....................................................537,
15--Resolution No. 335.73. Awarding Contract for the
C. B. D. Traffic Signal System Improvement Proj-
ect. pursuant to' Resolution No. 31Q..73. ................
15--Resolution No. 336-73. Final Estimate of construction
of Waterworks Improv'ement 1972 Feeder Main
Extension HUD-WS-Iowa 99, Contract II, Section
2- West 32nd Street Section 3-Park Hill, Section
4-IDghway #20. .......
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641
641
643
644
644
645
646
646
646
647
647
650
17-Raucb, Joseph et al (Brammer Store area) requesting
the area be retained as a type "A" Business
D.istrict Zone. ......................................... .....................
17-Resolution No. 391.73 Exercising option to purchase
Marjorie Reed property as seller. ............................
17-Resolution No. 392-73 Scbedule of Assessments City of
Dubuque 1973 Concrete Paving with integral
curb Project No.1 (Grandview Ave.) ....................
17-Resolution No. 393.73 Providing for the payment of
assessed cost of City of Dubuque 1973 Concrete
Paving with integral curb (Grandview Ave.) ........
17-Resolution No. 394-73 Approving schedule of proposed
assessments for E. 4th Street Extension Sanitary
Sewer ....................................................... .....................
17-Resolution No. 395.73 Approval of preliminary plans,
specs. & contract for East 4th Street Extension
Sanitary Sewer ............................................................
17-Resolution No. 396-73 Necessity for Improvement for
E. 4th Street Extension sanitary sewer ................
17-Resolution No. 397-73 Setting date of hearing on Reso-
lution of Necessity for E. 4th Street Sanitary
Sewer ............................................................................
17-Resolution No. 398-73 Acknowledging the valuable as-
sistance rendered by the Citizens Committee for
City Hall Reconstruction ........................................
17-Resolution No. 399-73 Authorizing the execution and
Delivery of Deed to Investment Planning Inc.
for sale of Urban Renewal land ............................
17-Resolution No. 400-73 Authorizing the execution and
delivery of Deed to R & S Enterprises Inc. for
sale of Urban Renewal land. ....................................
17-Resolution No. 401-73 Authorizing the Execution and
Delivery of Deed to Ecumenical Housing Inc.
for sale of Urban Renewal land ........................
17-Resolution No. 4(12-73 Accepting Delivery of Deeds
for Downtown Urban Renewal Project (William
K. Stevens, First National Bank of Chicago,
Margaret L. Madsen, William Bradley Lewis,
Geoffrey C. Bain Sr., Mary B. Chalmers, Allan J.
Carew, Frank Hardie Adv. Inc., Iowa 011 Co.) ....
17-Resolution No. 4ll3-73 Final Estimate of 1973 Asphalt
Paving Project No.1 (University Ave.) ................
17-Resolution No. 404-73 Accepting Improvement of 1973
Asphalt Paving Project No. 1 and directing the
Clerk to publish notice. ............................................
17-Resolution NQ. 405-73 Community'S acceptance of the
Articles of Agreement with several communities
and County Roard of Supervisors in Sub-State
District Vill ................................................................
17-Resolution No. 406-73 Approving application as amend-
ed by United Parcel Service of Omaha, Nebr.
to purchase Lot 1 of Sub. of Lot 2 of 2 or 2 of
Lot 1 Block 5 River Front Sub. No.3................
17-Resolution No. 407-73 Granting cigarette penults ....
17-Resolution No. 408-73 Granting Class "B" & "c"
Beer Applications ....................................................
17----Resolution No. 409-73 Granting Class "BOO & "c"
Beer Licenses. ............................................................
17-Resowlution No. 41l1-73 Granting Class "C" Commer.
cial Beer & Liquor Applications ............................
17-Resolution No. 411.73 Granting Class "C" Commercial
Beer & Liquor Lirense ............................................
17-Resolution No. 412-73 Expressing sadness at the pass-
ing of Walter F. Gilligan .......
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592
594
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595
595
596
599
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603
604
605
606
595
595
602
603
592
19-Resolution No. 362-73. Authorizing the execution 01 a
contract for Sale o.f Land for Private Redevelop-
ment with R & S. Enterprises, Inc. ........................
19-Resolution No. 363-73. Final Estimate of City of Du.
buque 1973 Concrete Paving with Integral Curb
Project on Grandview Avenue. ............................
19-Resolution No. 364-73. Accepting the City of Dubuque
1973 Concrete Paving with Integral Curb Project
No. 1 on Grandview Avenue. ................................
19-Resolution No. 365-73. Approving plat of Lots 1.9 and
Lot 5A of West Hill subdivision. ............................
19..........Resolution No. 366-73. Necessity for Improvement
of the City Hall. ........................................................
19-Resolution No. 367-73. Granting Cigarette Penults. ....
19..........Resolution No. 868.73. Granting applications for Class
"c" Beer Permits. ;...................................................
19--Resolution No. 369-7'3. Directing the issuance of Class
"C" Beer Permits. ....................................................
19-Resolution No. 37l1-73. Granting applications for Class
"c" Liquor Permits. ................................................
19-Resolution No. 371.73. Directing the issuance of Class
"C" Liquor Permits. ................................................
19-Resolution No. 372-73. Setting aside the first reading
of an ordinance to repeal the Zoning Ordinance,
which permits the location of cafes and restaur.
ants in Local Business "An Business District. ....
26-Ruegnitz Robert S., Notice of Claim. ............................
26-Resolution No. 373-73. Final Estimate of tbe Con-
struction of Algona Sanitary Sewer. ....................
26-Resolution No. 374-73. Accepting Construction of the
Algona Sanitary Sewer. ........................................
26-Resolution No. 375-73. Approving Easement Agree-
ment between Illinois Central Gulf Railroad and
City of Dubuque. ........................................................
26-Resolution No. 376-73. Approving Tentative Three
Year Street Construction Program. ........................
26-Resolution No. W/7.73. Fixing a date for hearing on
proposed Pollution Control Revenue Bonds (in-
terstate Power Company Project), Series 1973.
26-Resolution No. 378-73. Granting Cigarette Penult. ....
26-Resolution No. 379-73. Granting applications for Class
"Cn Liquor Permits. ................................................
26-Resolution No. 38lI-73. Directing the issuance of Class
"c" Liquor Permits. .......
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618
618
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620
629
618
615
3-Resolution No. 361-73 Authorizing the execution of
a contract for sale of land for private develop-
ment with Investment Planning Inc. ................
3-Rseolution No. 382-73 Accepting deed from Executor
of Estate of C. O. Nesler, deceased for City Lot
638 ............................................................................
3-Resolution No. 383-73. Final Estimate 1973 Asphalt
Paving Project NO.1 (except University) ............
3-Resolution No. 384-73 (Accel?ting Improvement of
1973 Asphalt Paving Project No.1 (except Uni.
versity) ........... ...............................................................
3-Resolution No. 385-73 Granting Cigarette Penults. ....
3-Resolution No. 386-73 Granting Class "C" Beer Permit
applications ..................................................................
3-Resolution No. 387-73 Directing issuance of Class "C"
Beer L.icenses ..............................................................
3-Resolution No. 388-73 Granting Beer-Liquor combina-
tion Licenses Applications. ....................................
3-Resolution No. 389-73 Directing issuance of Com-
bination Beer-Liquor Class "C" Licenses ........
14--Resolution No. 390-73 Authorizing the issuance of
$4,400,00(1 Pollution Control Revenue Bonds (in-
terstate Power Co.) ....................................................
17----Reed property agreement for sale exercising option
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245
257
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285
299
368
316
382
319
602
339
339
351
351
351
351
519
351
351
351
351
351
351
351
378
356
360
366
366
366
366
366
366
366
366
366
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367
367
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May 7-Schromen Kennetb,. sidewalk bond. ................................
.. 7-SChrelber Constructlon Co., sIdewaLk bond. ....................
u 7-Schiesl James J., Notice of Claim. ................................
,. 14-:-Scnmitz VIncent Mrs., requestingcontinued'bw service.
" 14--Sunset Park SUOdlVisioD. approval of plat of Block 5
and Lot B of Sunse~ Park SUbdlVI.'iion No.3. ........
n 14-Sunset Park SubdivISIon No.3, requesting rezoning
of BlOck 5 and Lot B from Smgle F3IIllly to
Multiple Residence classification, ........................ 265,
" 21--Solomon C4arlOtte, reappointed to tae Advl~ory Com-
mission. ........................................................................
" 29-Swift Plumbmg & Heating Co., liability policy. ..........
June 4-Schuster Leo et. al., requesting enforcement of Dog
Ordinance, and urgIng CODI,InUance of a CIty bus
operation. ......................................................................
4--Sunday Beer~Liquor Sales endorsed by the City
Council. ........................................................................ 303,
ll-Smith Charlie, expressing interest in position on Hu-
man RIghts Comnu.ssion. ........................................
ll-Somers Walter B & Joyce H., ordered to dismantle
buildmg and clean up premises located at 1648-
165l1-1652 Wasmngton Street. ................................318,
11-8unset Park Subdivision No.3, approval of plat of
Lots 1-8 inclusive, Block 5. ....................................
11---8anitary Sewer 8 inch on North Algona Street from
University Avenue to Loras Boulevard, prelim-
inary plans and specifications. 337, 338, 3ll7, ;j98,443,
ll-Schollmeyer Paul W., granted Cigarette Permit. ....
ll-Sutton Patricia Ann, granted Class "C" Beer Permit.
18--Schneller Mathias, granted Cigarette Permit. ............
16-Stampfer's Department Store, granted Cigarette Penult.
18-Schueller Rita Mrs., granted Cigarette Permit. ........
18-Snanahan Francis J., granted CIgarette Permit. ........
16-Steffen John J., granted Cigarette Permit. ................351,
18--Sfikas Bessie, granted Cigarette Permit. ....................
16-Sfikas Pete, granted Cigarette Permit. ........................
16-Shike Richardson Inc., granted Cigarette Penult. ........
18-SieIker Jack, granted Cigarette Permit. ....................
18-S0rensen George & Mary Lou, granted Cigarette Permit.
16-Schumacher ],;arl, granted Cigarette Penult. ........
16-Schwind Frank, granted Cigarette Permit. ....................
18--Sewage Treatment Plant, setting up a pilot plant
known as "Unox" to help determine what pro-
cess should be used in Phase H construction. 353, 377,
25-Spensley Alan, appoin ted to the Advisory Commission.
25--Schiel Margaret V., Notice of Claim. ............................
25-Sutter Joseph, granted Cigarette Permit. ....................
25-Spielman Charles J., granted Cigarette Permit. ........
25--Sears Roebuck & Company, granted Cigarette Permit.
25--Sand Donald, granted Cigarette Permit. ........................
25-Savary John L., granted Cigarette Permit. ................
25-Spiegelhalter Melvin A., granted Cigarette Permit. ....
25-Schwartz Lawrence & Ethel, granted Cigarette Penult.
26-Sutton Patricia A., granted Cigarette Permit. ............
25--Schlickman Douglas, granted Cigarette Permit. ........
25-Schmitz David, granted Cigarette Permit. ....................
25--Sand Donald T., granted Class "C" Liquor Penult. ....
25--Schollmeyer Paul, granted Class "c" Liquor Permit.
25--Spiegelhalter Melvin A., granted Class "C" Liquor Per-
mit. ................................................................................
25--Savary John L., granted Class "c" Liquor Permit. ....
26-Sfikas Pete, granted Sunday Sales Penult. ................
2--Schwartz Frank J., appointed to the Board of Heating,
Ventilation, Air Conditioning and Refrigeration.
2-Swift Adrian C.. appointed to the Board of Heating,
Ventilation, Air Conditioning and Refrie-eration.
2--Swiss Valley Bachlorettes 4-H Club, requesting per-
mission to. sell stationery from door to doar.
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2-Schilling James G.. submitting resignation as Assistant
City Solicitor. ............................................................
2-Sisters af St. Francis, requesting rezoning of property
north of Davis Avenue from Single Family to
Multiple Residence District classitlcation, to- be
used for a child development care center. ........
........................................................................9, 10, 46, 48, 574
2-Savary Violet, requesting refund on Class l<B" Beer
Penult No. 3086, and Cigarette Penult No. 260. 12
2-Sutter Thomas J. Mrs. et. al., favoring the renovation
of the City Hail. ........................................................ 13, 74
2--Schiickman Douglas, granted Cigarette Penult. ........ 29
8--Stork Charles E., replace on Human Rights Commission
by William R. Donahue. ........................................ 38
16--Schnee Tom Mrs., claim denied. .................................... 40
16-St. Joseph Mercy Hospital. dismissal of action against
City of Dubuque. .................................................... 40
22-Stampfer Bldg. Company, settlement of assessment
of real estate recommended by the City Assessor. 44
22--Strandberg Veronica Mrs., request to. rezone property
at 2403 Central Avenue from Mulitple Residence
to Business District appro.ved. ................................ 50, 90
29-Solomon Charlotte, appointed to Advisory Commission,
replacing Robert L. Day. ........................................ 55
29-Sanitary Sewer, Asbury Park Subdivision 1972, com-
pleted and accepted. ................................................ 63, 64
12--Sie,gert Eugene, requesting rezoning of property at
2615 Hiticrest Road from Single Family to Mul-
tiple classification. .................................................... 80, 137
6-Street Finance Report for Municipal Streets and
Parking for the year 1972. ........................................ 126
6-Sanitary Sewer, Asbury Park Subdivision - 1972,
Schedule of assessments. ..........................................127, 129
&-Schumacher Earl E., granted Class "C" Beer Permit. 131
12--Steichen Margaret Mrs., ordered to dismantle build.
ing at 5~,o-582 Avon Street and clean up premises 134, 198
12-Sargent Timothy B. & Lula M., ordered to dismantle
building located at 446 East 14th Street and
clean up premises. .................................................... 134, 199
12-Spiegel William, liability policy and sidewalk bond. 136
12-Strub Raphael H., sidewalk bond. ................................ 136
12-Spanish War Veterans, requesting permission to
conduct a tag day. ................................................ 140
12-Smith Leonard T. & Innocence Ann Smith, Option to
Purchase Agreement with City far the testing
and analysis of their property for a City San-
itary Landfill Site. ............................................141, 142 197
12--S0rensen Mary Lou & George D., granted Class "e" '
Beer & Liquor Permit. ............................................ 144
19-5hetler Harry, requesting a refund on Cigarette Per-
mit No. 187. ................................................................ 151
26--Sewage Disposal Works and Facilities Report for the
year 1972. .................................................................... 157
26--Steffen Loras et. al., requesting that the alley extend.
ing from Cherry Street to Pennsylva'nia Avenue
be closed. ..................................................... 164
2&-Schwartz Lawrence E. & Ethel M., granted Cias~..;;B;; ,
Beer Pernut. ....... ................................................ .........
April 2-Smith F. N. Construction Inc., liability policy. ............
" 2--Sears Roebuck & Company Subdivision, approva! of
plat of Lot 1 of Lot 1. ............................................
" 23--Schwers Construction Co., sideWalk bond. ....................
23---Setter David F., appointed to Board of Zoning Ad-
justment, replacing Lester Streinz. ........................
30--Sheriff of Dubuque County, identification and to be
held harmless ariSing out of negligent acts or
omissions of Special Deputies .......
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" 19-5chiltz L. J., approval of plat of Lot 5A of West Hill
Subdivision. ............................................ ...................... 592
" 19-5mitb Lowrie E., granted Cigarette Penult and Class
"C" Liquor Pernrit. .................................................... 594, 595
" 26--Sawvell Margaret J., Notice of Claim. ............................ 599
" 26-Street Construction Program for three years submitted
by the City Manager. ................................................ 603
" 26-Schreiber F. J., submittin& resignation as a member
of the Dock CommissIOn .......................................... 606
Dec. 17-Skahill, granted cigarette license. .................................... 646
" 17-Sullivan & Delaney, granted cigarette and Class C
Commercial beer-liquor licenses. 646, 647
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451
451
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473
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492
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495
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City fo Dubuque. ....................................383, 384, 444,
2-Scherer George Mrs., granted Cigarette Permit. ........
2-Stecklein Richard N. & Melvin D. McSperrin, granted
Cigarette Penult. ........................................................
9-Sutton John W., relative to the manpower shortage
on the Police Department. ...............~......................
13-St. Elias The Prophet Greek Orthodox Church, grant-
ed Class "B" Beer Sunday Sales Permit. ..............404,
16-Schulte Construction Co., requesting permission to
excavate in city streets. ............................................
3O-Strand Violet E., settlement of claim. ............................
30-St. Marys Place, Lot 2 of 1 of 3, request for rezon-
ing of property to Multiple District classifica-
tion. ........................................................................424, 507,
3O-S010mon Chester, appointed to the Transit Authority...
3O-Scbiel Judith A., granted Cigarette Penult. ................
6--St. Anthony Messenger, requesting permission to
solicit magazine subscripts. ......................................
&-Sfikas Pete S., granted Class "C" Liquor Penult. ........
6Schmitt Josepb R., appointed to the Citizens Transpor.
tation Committee. ...................................................... 449,
2O-Scbromen Ken, liability policy. ........................................
2O-Schulte Robert J., liability policy. ..................................
20-Shaffert L. G. Claim demed. ............................................
20--Sister Kenny Institute, requesting permiSSion to con-
duct a fund drive. ......................................................461,
2O--Scherer Emma Margaret, granted Class "B" Beer Per-
mit. ................................................................................
2O-Schmitz David C., granted Class "C" Liquor Penult. ..
4--Sertoma Club of Dubuque, requesting proclamation
of Child Protection Week, and requesting per-
mission to conduct their annual Light Bulb
sale. ................................................................................ 477,
17-Sommer Lawrence, relative to historic preservation
of buildings. ................................................................
17-Slattery Robyn, reappointed to the Youth Services
Bureau. ..........................................................................
17-Streinz Jan Mrs., reappointed to the youth Services
Bureau. ..........................................................................
17-Schlueter Marie Mrs., Notice of Claim. ........................ 494,
17-Senior High School. requesting permission to con-
duct a Homecoming Parade. ....................................
17-Sfikas Bessie, granted Class "C" Liquor Penult. ........
24-St. Joseph's Catholic Church, requesting that parking
on Theisen Street be limited to one side only. .. 508,
l-Sidewaik Program for 1973, recommendation of the
City Engineer that bids be retaken. ................519, 520,
8--St. Regis Paper Company, requesting permission to
erect a sign on Industrial Island. .......................... 523,
&-Smith Dorothy Mrs., objecting to tbe phasing out of
River Valley Cap. ......................................................
15-Swenson Jack W. et. aI., requesting removal of "No
Parking" signs on east side of Hawthorne
Street. ............................................................................
22-Simmons Dortha K., settlement of suit. ........................
22-Schurbon Ricbard A., granted Class "C" Liquor Per-
mit. ................................................................................
29-Scott Stephen, addressed the Council relative to the
use of Petrakis Park for A Dubuque Baseball
team. ..............................................................................
29-Spielman Charles J.. granted Class HC" Liquor Per-
mit. ................................................................................
5----')churbon Richard A., granted Cigarette Penult. ........
19-5bireman Bernard J., Notice of Claim. ..........................
19--Strohmeyer Robert L. et. aI., requesting that parking
on Kaufmann Avenue, between Carter and Ever-
green be limited to one side of street oniy. ........
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ll-Tschiggfrie Excavating, lia-bility poliey & Workmen's
compensation policy. ..................................................
ll-Team Electronics, creating a drainage problem in
neighborhood caused by their driveway into a
residential area at Gordon and Theda Drives .... 323
ll-Tressel Allen C., granted Cigarette Penult. ...........:...... 339
ll-Tigges Doris J., ,granted Cigarette Permit. ....................339, 443
ll-Trapp Marita, granted Cigar~tte Penult. ........................ 339
16-Tri-State PaVlng Company, Sidewalk bond. .................... 342
18--Ten Pin Tap. requesting permission to erect a mar-
quee at 601 Rhomberg Avenue. .............................. 348
16-Tschiggfrie Raymond, granted Cigarette Penult. ........ 351
2&-Tuthill Loras Mrs., abjecting to the enforcement of
the present dog ordinance. .....................,...,............ 357
2&-Thirty Second Street, curb cut granted at F1exsteel
Company parking lot. ................................................ 357
2&-Trausch Baking Company, granted Cigarette Permit. .. 366
2&-Thompson's Food Markets, Inc., granted five Ciga-
rette Permits. ......................................................366, 590, 629
2-Tegeler Earl... granted Cigarette Penult. ........................ 385
9-Town Clock rlaza. Phase U, Section U, Electrical com-
pleted and accepted. ............................................._... 399
IS-Teleprompter TV Cable Co., relative to a downed TV
tower in Rockford, Ulinois. .................................... 406
3O-Transit Authority for the City of Dubuque, consisting
of Doris Riekena, Chester Solomon and George
E. Deininger. .............................................................. 433,
S-Trilk Richard Mrs., Notice of Claim. .............................. 438,
6-Takos Peter J., granted Cigarette Penult. ....................
6-Town Clock Inn Inc., granted Class "C" Liquor Per-
mit. ................................................................................
6-Thompson Alex, al'!"'inted to the Citizens Transpor-
tation ComlUlttee. ......................................................449,
20--Tschiggfrie Excavating, requesting permission to ex-
cavate at 2110-14 Kniest street. ............................
2O-Tigges Doris, requesting refund on Class "C" Liquor
Penult No 4309. ........................................................
4-Thoms Councilman. requesting a meeting with the
Board of Supervisors with the idea of halding
monthly meetings, also requesting a series of
meetings be held to study City Hall Benova-
tion. ...................-........................................................... 487,
17-Taxi Cab, A-OK Yellow Cab Co., requesting a rate
increase. ........................................................................
17-Traffic Sigoal Project for the Central Business Dis-
trict from 1st Street to 14th Street, and from
Blnff Street to White Street (TOPICS Agreement
No. 73-T-Q55). ......................................501, 502, 503,540,
24-Telegraph Herald & William Woodward, Natice of
petition for writ of mandamus vs City of Du-
buque, Robert J. O'Brien and John Fangmann. ....
I-Toom Donald, expreSSing desire to deal in Urban
Renewal property. ......................................................
8--Topeka Inn Management Inc., granted Class "B" Liq-
quor Pennit. ................................................................
100Transit Trustee Board. reminding the Council of their
budget needs. ......................................530, 533, 544,584,
IS-Timpe Ronald V., Notice of Claim. ................................
5--Town Clock Inn, granted Class <lC" Liquor Permit. .... 578,
3-Thoms Allan T. Councilman, that Councilman Just-
mann's letter getting in contact with Wm. Brah-
ham, Iowa Conservation Commission relative to
Area "C" as a possible State Park be referred
to Park Board and Industrial Bureau. ..................
3-Tegeler, Milk House. granted Class C Beer license. ....
17-Turner Linda, requesting permission to address the
Council as to rectifying the present -process
against minorities. ......
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2--Telegraph Herald, appointed official newspaper for
the City of Dubuque. ................................................
2-Tegeler Earl J{}~. granted Cigarette and Class "C"
Beer PerDllts. ..............................................................
S-Teleprompter Cable Communications Corporation, ad-
vising of the filing of applications for renewal
of license of business Radio Station KUX 87, and
to add the signals of Station WSNS, Chaunel 44
Chicago. ........................................................................ 33,
S- Task Force Chairman, Assistant City Manager Paul
Fischer, requesting a thirty day extension of
time for submission of report on Police Depart-
ment Handbook. .......................................................... 33,
S-Terry Agnes, Settlement of Suit. ....................................
16-Thermolyne Corporation, approval of Option Agree~
ment with the City of Dubuque for Lot 1 of
Block 12, Block 13, and Lot 1 of Block 14 in
uRiver Front Subdivision No.3". .......................... 43,
16-ThoIns Councilman, requesting that the City Planner
and City Solicitor prepare a resolution urging
adoption of the 1972 Highway Act. ........................ 43
22-Timmerman Pete, Notice of Claim. ................................ 50, 158
22-Thompson's Food Markets, Inc., granted Class "C"
Beer Permits. ................53, 75, 197, 254, 367, 577,590, 629
29-Tower Investment Inc., requesting rezoning of an area
south of Table Mound School from Multiple Res-
idence to Business "B" classification. ..............62. 163, 234
29-Toom Donald, addressed Council relative to reap-
praisal of property. .................................................... 66
19-TOPICS Project, Location and Design Approval, inter~
sections of 10th Street and Bluff, and at Uni-
versity Avenue, Mayor authorized to execute
agreement with the Iowa Highway Commis-
sion. ................................................................99, 100,239, 244
26--Takos Peter J. Jr., granted Cigarette and Class lie"
Beer & Liquor Permits. ....................................116, 495, 509
Mar. 12-Tri-State Paviug Co.. liability policy. ............................ 135
April 2-Thermolyne Corporation, offering use of their lot to
the Recreation Department and requesting a
meeting relative to lighting, liability etc. ............ 170
" 2-Thermolyne Corporation, proposing to prepare and
maintain the newly optioned acreage to the
south of their property as ta grade, sodding
etc ............................................,................................... 170
" 2-Tower Drive, formerly a driveway to Table Mound
School, named by Ordinance No. 21-73. ................ 173, 246
" 2-"Thomas Farm Addition, Block 8, approval of plat. .. 181
May 7-Time Finance Corporation, completion of improve~
ments in the Downtown Urban Renewal Project
Iowa R-15 area. ............................................................ 250
.. 7-Thompson's Food Markets Inc., granted Class HC"
Beer Penult. ..............................................................254, 629
" 14- Thome David, commending the Councilmen who op..
pose "X" rated movies. ............................................ 257
" 21-TRAFFIC SIGNAL PROJECT 1972. Asbury Road at
Carter Road, John F. Kennedy Road at Penn~
sylvania Avenue, completed and accepted. ........ 279
" 29---Tri-State Indepeudent Blind Society, requesting a
peddlers license to raise funds for their organiza-
tion. ....................,......................................................... 292, 378
" 29-TOPICS Project No. T-735-7(4)-46-31, Traffic Sigoal
Improvement on Bluff Street, White Tenth
Street, Twelfth Street and Fourteenth Street.
................................................................................ 292,323, 324
June 4--Tri-Centennial celebration and reenactment of Jolliet.
Marquette expedition. ....... 299
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25-Urban Renewal Project, Iowa R-15, sale of parcel of
land to Dubuque County for public redevelop-
ment. ..............................................................................
25-University of Dubuque, granted Cigarette Penult. ....
July 9-URBAN RENEWAL PROJECT, IOWA R-15, Town
Clock Plaza, Phase IT, Section II, Electrical com-
pleted and accepted. .................................................. 399
.. 3O-Urban Renewal Director. relative to a progress report
on the Five Flags Center Project. ........................ 417
" 30-Urban Renewal Project Area, vacation of certain
portions of streets and alleys, ................................ 428, 429
" 30-Urban Renewal Project Area, subdiViding and dedicat-
ing certain lots in the Downtown Urban Re-
newal Project area. .................................................... 430, 431
" 30--Urban Renewal Project Iowa R-15, approving plat of
Block 14 of Downtown Plaza. ................................ 431
" 3O-U. S. Corps of Engineers, relative to the acceptance
of the completed Stage II portion of the Mis-
siSSippi River Flood Protection project. .............. 434
Aug. 6-United Parcel Service, application for purchase of a
parcel of land in the Industrial Park. ..................435, 645
" 20---Unifieation Church, requesting permission to solicit
funds. ............................................................................ 461
" 20---Urban Renewal Project Iowa R-I5, invitations for
proposals for the purchase of property located
at the southwest corner of 9th & Iowa Streets,
parcel No. 7-4. ............................................................463, 511
Sept. 4-Urban Renewal Project. Iowa R-15, purchase of Parcel
8-3 from Mary B. Chalmers et. aI., and 8-4A from
First National Bank of Chicago and William K.
Stevens. ........................................................................ 485
" 17-Urban Renewal Project, Ipwa R-15, authorizing the
sale of Project Notes (Third Series 1973) in
amount of $1,738,000. ........................................4991537, 538
" 24-Urban Renewal Project, Iowa R-15, declaring intent 0
selling a parcel of land to R. & S. Enterprises
Inc. ................................................................511, 526,590, 641
Oct. 1-University of Dubuque. requesting permission to have
a fireworks display at their Homecoming foot-
ball game. ........................................................................ 519
" 8-U. S. Marine Corps League, requesting proclamation
of "U. S. Marine Band Day in Dubuque" ............ 523
" 8--Urban Renewal Director, advising Council that there
is no conflict of interest concerning Mrs. Doris
Riekena, member of Transit Board and owner of
stock in R. & S. Enterprises. .................................. 526
" 22-Urban Renewal Project, Iowa R-15, declaring intent
of selling Block 8, Parcel 7-4 to Investroent Plan-
ning Inc. ........................................................................ 556, 640
Dec. 17-Urban Renewal Project Iowa R-15 accepting delivery
of deeds for the Downtown Urban Renewal proJ-
ect. ......
642
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2-U. S. Army Corps of Engineers, submitting completion
of Phase I of Mississippi River-nlinois Waterway
12' Channel Study. .................................................... 7, 102
22-Urban Renewal Project, Iowa R-15, Certificate of Com-
pletion for Graham's Style Store for Men, Inc. .. 51
6-URBAN RENEWAL PROJECT, IOWA R-15, Sale of
Parcel 9 of Block 8 to Ecumenical Housing, IDe.
.......................................................... 70, 71, 250, 470,510, 641
19-URBAN RENEWAL PROJECT, IOWA R-15, sale of
Parcel 3 and part of Parcel 1 of Block 1 to the
Canfield Hotel Inc. .................................................... 97, 360
19-University Avenue, TOPICS project for widening Uni-
versity Avenue from Loras Boulevard to Gilliam
Street. .......................................... 100, 227, 226, 239,244, 336
26-U. S. 561 Freeway Corridor location and City Island
Mississippi River Bridge, Mayor authorized to
execute pre-Design Agreement. .............................. 110, 239
19-URBAN RENEWAL PROJECT, IOWA R-15. authoriz-
ing sale of project notes (First Series 1973) in
amount of $1,715,000. ................................................ 142
19-URBAN RENEWAL PROJECT, IOWA R-15 approving
fixed.price competition method for offenng cer-
tain land for redevelopment by private develop..
ers. ................................................................ 153, 154, 252, 462
19-URBAN RENEWAL PROJECT, IOWA R-15, invitations
for the purchase of property located on Fifth
Street between Iowa Street and Central Avenue,
Parcel No. I-A and No. 4-2. ..............................154, 240, 294
26-United States Department of Housing & Urban De-
velopment. Section 701 of Housing Act of 1954,
City Manager authorized to sign all necessary
documents. .................................................................... 165
19-URBAN RENEWAL PROJECT, IOWA R-15, Sale of
project notes in amount of $1,741,000. .................. 204
7-URBAN RENEWAL PROJECT, IOWA R-15, two con-
tracts with Barton Aschman Associates, Inc. for
the design construction phase of Town Clock
Plaza. ............................................................................ 249
7-Urban Renewal Project, Iowa R-15, Certificate of Com-
pletion for Time Finance Corporation. ................ 250
7-URBAN RENEWAL PROJECT, IOWA R-15, invita.
tions for the purchase of property located on
Central Avenue and Iowa Street, described as
South 114 feet of parcel 2-6. ....253, 294. 301, 302,400, 411
14-Utzig Arnold Mrs., urging the continuance of bus
service. ........... ............................................................... 257
4-URBAN RENEWAL PROJECT, IOWA R-15, proposal
from R. Hampton & Co. Inc., for the purchase of
Parcel 4-2 in the Downtown Urban Renewal
area. ............................................299, 364, 436, 465,500, 501
ll-Urban Renewal Director submitting a "Five Flags
Sculpture" competition to secure a suitable
piece of sculpture for the Downtown Urban
Renewal Area. ......................................................329, 330, 573
18-Union Carbide Company, relative to setting up a plant
known as "Unox" to determine process used in
Phase II construction of the Sewage Plant. ........
25--Urban Renewal Director. submitting a copy of Bi-
centennial Community application for Five Flags
Center. ..........................................................................
25--United States District Court, Dubuque, Iowa, closed
on June 29. 1973, and the Deputy Clerk of Court
shall be transferred to Headquarters Office at
Cedar Rapids, Iowa. ..................................................
25-Urban Renewal Project, Iowa R-15, demolition work
by C. H. Langman & Son completed and ac.
cepted. ......
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ment in Lots 9 and 10 in Clinque Inc. No. 2
Addition, approved. ..................................................
B-Waste Water Treaunent Facility. granted an ,increase
of $332,454.00 by the Iowa Water PollutIOn Con-
trol Commission, ..........................................33. 192,542,
16-Water Works Employees Union, requesting permission
to meet with Council concerning eight issues that
have Dot been resolved. ......................................38, 80,
22--Wullweber's Subdivision. rezoning of property located
at 2403 Central Avenue from MUhiple to Bus~
~ness Dist~c1: recommended by Planning & Zon.
mg C0II1IIl1SS1on. .......................................................... 50,
6-Wittroan Robert D., Notice of Claim. .............................. 74,
19-Weitz A. L., urging preservation and utilization of
the City Hall. ..............................................................
26---Water Department, annual report for the year 1972. ..
26--Welter William et. a1., supporting proposed plans for
a Hospital Medical Section to apply to all three
hospitals. ......... .............. ...............................................
6-White William John, granted Class "C" Beer Penult ..
12-Winall James W., ordered to dismantiebuildings at
544-560 Avon Street and clean up the prem-
ises. ... ........... .... .................... ................ ..................133, 201,
26-Wedig Kathleen L., granted Class "C" Liqnor Li-
cense. ............................................................................
2-Wick Rosemarie J., Settlement of Suit. ............................
2--West Side Realty for P. D. Johansen, requesting re-
zoning from Single Family to Multiple Besidence
cla.:,slflcadon, Lots 2, 3, 4 and 5 of Block 1 of
P. D. Johansen Sub. .................................................. 174,
2-Wayne Motor Sales, amendment of lease to correct
misdescription of property in Sears-Roebuck &:
Co. Subdivision No.2. ..............................................
2-Will-Co. Inc.. granted Cigarette & Class "c" Beer
Permits. ................. ....................................................... 187,
16-Wolff C. D., requesting rezoning of Lot 2 of McMahon
Place from Single to Two Family classifica-
tion. ..............................................................................
16-Wonn Richard, extending invitation to attend two
films called "Waste Away" and "The Great All
American Trash Can". ..............................................197,
16-Wood's Addition, approval of plat of Lot 86A and
19.96 feet of Lot 87 A. ................................................
23-Welter John P. & Sons, sidewalk bond. ........................
7----Walgreen Company, granted Class "C" Beer Permit. ....
I4-Weber Eldon J.. Notice of Claim. ....................................258,
29-White Shrine Club, requesting permission to conduct
a bake sale. ..................................................................
4--Weiner, Helen, granted Class HC" Liquor Permit. ........
ll-Wieland Evelyn C.. Notice of Claim by Insurance
Company of North America, as representative
of Hartig Drug Company. ........................................ 319,
ll-Welsh Paul, Notice of Claim. ............................................ 319,
ll-Walgreen Company, granted Cigarette Penult. ............
ll-Weiner Helen, granted Cigarette Permit. ......................
ll-Westerfield Martin C., granted two Cigarette Per-
mits. ..............................................................................
ll-Wunder Eileen, granted Cigarette and Class "c" Liq-
uor Permit. ..................................................................339,
ll-Welsh Enterprises Inc., granted Cigarette and Class
"C" Beer Permit. ........................................................
ll-Wareco Systems of Iowa, granted Cigarette Permit. ..
ll-Wallace Colleen M., granted Class "C" Liquor Penult
& Cigarette Permit. .................................................... 340,
IS-Woolworth's Department Store. granted Cigarette
Permit. ......
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8--VanVors Charlene, Notice of Claim. ................................
8--Vernon Robert G. Dr., replaced on Human Rights
Commission ,by Dean Miller. ......................................
6--V. F. W. Post No. 9663, requesting permission to con-
duct a Poppy Day sales. ............................................
26--Voting Precinct Thirteen, established for recently
annexed territory south of Valentine Drive, con-
Sisting of 0.763 acres (Henschel). ..........................
16-Van Duelman Carl, granted Class "c" Beer Penult. ....
23-Valentine Drive. installation of a street light recom-
mended. ................. ......... ..............................................
30-Vandalism of Public Property, City Solicitor directed
to take necessary actiGn to recover costs of
damages incurred by acts of vandalism. ............
IS-Villines Evelyn Mrs., requesting permission to. address
the Council concerning Employment of the Hand-
icapped. .......................... ........................... .............. ..... 347,
18-Vincent Brian, granted Cigarette Permit. ....................
16-Van Duelman Carl, granted Cigarette Penult. ............
6-Vernon Robert Dr., appointed to the Citizens Trans-
Po.rtation Committee. ................................................449,
2O---Vyverberg Roy et. aI., requesting a street light at
929 Indian Ridge. ........................................................ 461,
sept. 17-Veterans of World War I, requesting permission to
use Washington Park on November 11. ................
17-Vogt Robert, notice of personal injury claim .......
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Feb. 26-Xavier Hospital property rezoned to Hospital Medical
District classification. ................................................ 106
May 7-X-Rated Films, objections to the showing of X-rated
movies at the Orpheum Theatre. .......................... 243
Dec. 3-Xavier Hospital requesting Council to consider griority
under the Topics program to include S eridan
Road. Peru Road to Central Ave. and viaduct
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18-Willenborg Barney, granted Class "C" Liquor Per-
mit. ............................................................................................ 352
25-Wilkinson Marilyn Mrs., appointed to the Youth Serv-
ices Bureau. ................................................................ 356
25-Wahlert R. C., compliant concerning a high speed
police pursuit chase. ................................................ 358
25-Wagner Peter B., Notice of Claim. .................................. 360
25-Whalen Lyle, granted Cigarette Permit. ........................ 366, 629
25-White Wm. J., granted Cigarette Permit. ...................... 366
25-Wedig Kathleen, granted Cigarette Penult. .................. 366
25-Will-Co., lnc., granted Cigarette Penult. ........................ 366
2-Willenborg Bernard, granted Cigarette Permit. ............ 365
2-Wertz Donald E., granted Cigarette Permit. ................ 366
2-Winkler Beatrice, granted Cigarette Penult. ................ 386
2-Wong Chuck N.. granted Cigarette Penult. .................. 366
6-Wright Tree Service, requesting permission to do
underground trenching. ................................................ 442, 451
6-Womens Recreation Association, granted Class lOB"
Beer Permit. .............................................................. 448, 496
6-Wahlert David, appointed to the Citizens Transporta-
tion Committee. .......................................................... 449, 462
18- W elsh ~I~, reappointed to the Airport ZOning Com-
DllSSlon. .......................................................................... 490
17-Wright Tree Service lnc., liability policy. .................... 493
17-Walsh Stores, relative to City Hall and possible use
of Leath Bnilding. ...................................................... 493
24-Wahlert High School, requesting permission to conduct
a Homecoming Parade. ............................................ 508
U-Waste Water Treatroent Plant, the City Manager is
authorized to execute a Grant a,pplication for the
Solids Handling Facilities. ........................509, 535,542, 542
8-Weiderholt Floyd Mrs., name submitted to fill vacancy
on Library Board. ...................................................... 523
I5--Westchester Subdivision, installation of 11 street
lights recommended. ................................................ 536
15-WATERWORKS IMPROVEMENT 1972 FEEDER MAIN
EXTENSION, HUD-WS-IOWA-99, Contract II,
Section 2, West 3200 Street; Section 3, Park
Hill; and Section 4, Highway #20, completed
and accepted. .............................................................. 541,
22-White Shrine, requesting permission to sell fruit
cakes. ............................................................................
22-Weidenbacher Eldon el. aI., objecting to the pro-
posed A & W Drive-ln on Kennedy and Asbury
Roads. .......................................................................... 555,
5---Warehouse Market, granted Class "C"Beer Permit. ..
19-Walsh Stores, recommending that parking meters ad-
jacent to busy shopping areas should be more
than one hour. ............................................................
19---West Hill Subdivision, approval of plat of Lot 5A. ....
17-Wertz Donald E., granted Class C beer license. ........ 646,
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CITY COUNCIL
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INDEX-BOOK
SUBJECT
OFFICIAL
Reguler $ession, Jenu.ry 1, 1973.
No memlNt... of the City Council
being present the meeting was ad-
iourned subiect to call.
Leo F. Frommelt
City Clerk
1973
1973
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ouncilmen
Approved
Adopted
Attest:
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City Clerk
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Feb. 26-Youth Services Bureau, City Manager authorized to
sign all documents, make application and pro-
vide the local shade of funding from July 1,
1973 to June 30, 1974. ..............................................
Aprill6-YM-YWCA Community Center, submitting a proposed
agenda for YOUTH in Government Days for
April 23, 24 and 25, 1973. ........................................
May 21-Y. W. C. A., endorsing the continuance of the bus
system.
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Jan. 2--Zimmerman David E., requesting refund on Cigarette
Penult No. 259. ..........................................................
April 2-Zwack Joseph P., appointed Assistant City Attorney. ..
June 25----Zayre Snack Bar, granted Cigarette Penult. ................
Aug. 6-Zuber Helen C., Notice of Claim. ....................................
Oct. 6-Zmudka Frank L., Settlement of Snit. ............................
" 22-Zurcher John, requesting vacation of alley at end of
Marquette Place. ....................
Nov. 19-Zumbof Gene P" Notice of Claim.
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