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1960 January Council ProceedingsRegular Session, Tanuary 4, 1980 1 `{r s' 1 CITY COUNCIL (OFFICIAL) Regular Session, January 4, 1960. Council met at 7:30 P.M. Present - Mayor Kintzinger, Councilmen Freund, Schueller, Ta- kos, Welu. City Manager Schiltz. Mayor Kintzinger read the call and stated that this is the regular monthly meeting of the City Coun- cil, being the first meeting of the fiscal year, for the transaction of such business as may properly come before the meeting. Mayor Kintzinger and Council- man Welu made their demise from the City Council after extending their thanks and praise to the people that they have been privi- leged to have worked with and satisfaction in knowing they gave their best to the citizens of the City during eight and twelve years respectively of public service. City Clerk Frommelt swore in Messrs. Louis Schaller and John P. Schreiber, as Councilmen, for the regular term commencing the second secular day in January 1960. Councilman Schueller moved that Councilman Peter J. Takos be elected Mayor for the ensuing fiscal year. Seconded by Council- man Schaller. Carried by the fol- lowing vote: Yeas - Councilmen Freund, Schaller, Schreiber, Schueller. Councilman Takos not voting. City Clerk Frommelt swore in the new mayor whereupon Mayor Takos took the Mayor's chair. There was some preliminary dis- cussion among the Council mem- bers relative to the pending investigation such as conducting a simple investigation; wha might be involved; and if the investiga- tion will be open to the generaP public that courtroom order be maintained. Mayor Takos read the following report relative to the pending in- vestigation: The most important issue before the Council is the pending investi- gation of the City Manager and certain city personnel. The co~n- ci2 has agreed up to this point on the following proposition. "Whether or not improper in- fluence has been exercised by the City Manager and other city officials to obtain results for per- sonal interest adverse or in conflict with the public's interests, in paz- ticular in regard to the Schilta's interest in Scenic View Heights and area, commencing with the Schiltz's real interest in that area to date". It must be remembered by everyone that no formal chazges have been filed. The Council deemed an investigation necessary after reviewing the Ken Court con- flict, contradictory remarks by former mayor Chazles Kintzinger and city personnel, certain read affidavits of individuals and the Manager's admission of activity in a land development company. The Council felt because of these facts that it had no recourse other than to investigate the issue in fairness to all parties, including the in- terest of the general public. Conflict of interest seriously jeopardizes the best interest of the public. We continually read of this problem in all areas of our government. Charles Wilson was forced to dispose of his Gen- eral Motor's stock at a great loss in order to qualify himself on the President's Cabinet. Sherman Adams, a presidential assistant, was forced to resign because of the suspicion of conflict of in- terest. There is no room in any government, be it local or na- tional for an official who has interests in conflict with his gov- ernmental duties. This is the issue this Council is faced with. We have delayed action because of a lack of familiarity of proced- ure, aconcern for a possible large expenditure of tax and the avail- ability of an attorney from the outside area. I believe we can resolve these issues fairly, speedily and ade- quately by the following recom- mendations: A. Since this is basically a family matter, so to speak, between employer and employees and in essence a matter of confidence in these people, I feel the Council itself should investigate the prob- lem-thereby eliminating the need for costly legal services. We mast. 2 Regular Session, January 4, 1980 bear in mind this is NOT a trial. The issues to be aired may be simply answered thereby elimin- ating inferences and reasons for a lack of confidence in these em- ployees. Certainly upon testimony given, this Council can determine a just Conclusion and a proper recourse. B. There is no need fora com- plicated or intricate type of inves- tigatien procedure to be used. This investigation can be conducted under a simple set of rules as outlined herewith: 1. That stenographic records be made by a certified shorthand re- porter and a tape recording should be made of the proceedings as well. 2. That witnesses be sworn to oath, allowed the right of legal counsel in an advisory capacity and have the right to make an initial statement, oral or written, provided that same is made under oath. 3. The order of questioning with each witness commencing with the Mayor, then proceeding alphabeti- cally with the Council members and thusly rotating until the ques- tioning is completed. First to be called, city personnel, then if any, third parties. 4. Any spectator, witness or at- torney violating the orderly pro- cedure of the session can be expelled by a majority vote of the Council. 5. If a city employee refuses to testify, or refuses to answer any question which the Council by majority vote deems pertinent that employee shall be discharged. 6. Because of the simple style as prescribed in this type of in- vestigation, and because this is not a trial, there is no need for lengthy rebuttals, cross and re- cross examinations which would only serve to drag out the investi- gation and add to the cost. If the Council determines with the evi- dence before them court action would be indicated, then the evi- dence could be turned aver to the proper authorities for further action. 7. That said investigation com- mence on Monday, January 25, 1960 at 4:00 P.M. until 6:00 P.M. following an hour adjournment from 7:00 P.M. to 9:00 P.M. Sub- sequent sessions if necessary to be determined by a majority vote of the Council. 8. That the Council conduct a special meeting on Wednesday, January 13, 1960 for the purpose of passing a resolution which would contain the pertinent details con- cerning the investigation. Gentlemen: I believe these rec- ommendations would keep the coming investigation low in cost, and that they would serve the purpose as intended-that is, the question of improper influence or a conflict of interest on the part of certain employees of the city. This body would be operating with- in its prerogative as it does in many areas, investigating and evaluating the facts of an issue, then pronouncing a finding. Our effort must be fair and impartial to the affected personnel, and the public's best interest must be the basis for our action. Councilman Schreiber moved that the procedure as presented by Mayor Takos be adopted with qualification that the Council' may amend the procedure and that proper proceedings be drawn and that the report be made a matter of record. Seconded by Council- man Freund. Carried by the follow- ing vote: Yeas-Mayor Takos, Councilmen Freund, Schaller, Schreiber, Schueller. Nays-None. Mayor Takos suggested that a special meeting be held on Janu- ary 13, 1960 to draw up resolution of procedure in proper form and have the investigation on January 25, 1960. CITY MANAGER'S STATEMENT TO CITY COUNCIL AT MEETING OF JANUARY 4, 1960 This so called investigation and accusations concerning my activi- ties and whether or not I have used my influence as a public of- ficial are serious to me and to my knowledge, aze absolutely false and have no basis backed by facts. I have never knowingly used my office for private benefit of myself or anyone else. The publicity and street comer discussions have blown this all out 1 i Regulaz Session, January 4, 1960 3 of proportion to the alleged ac- cusations made by Councilman Peter Takos. All my actions have been under the direction and scrutiny of the City Council since 1951, during a period of great development within the City. Two of these years Mr. Takos has been on this Council and never once indicated to the Council he felt anything was not properly done except for the development of In- dustrial Island which the people voted for. Intelligent people know the city records, including the city finances, are minutely gone over by a firm of public accountants to determine if the Council wishes have been carried out and that proper ex- penditures were made. There have been suggestions as to the distribu- tion of funds but never the slightest reprimand for misappro- priation of funds or improper spending of public funds. Public contracts are publicly let by the City Councit and to my knowledge there has never been a contract let to anyone but the lowest bidder. All construction projects are inspected by the City to insure complete compliance with specifications before accept- ance by the City Council. As City Manager I have strived to train all public employees in order that they might better per- form their jobs and I am sure these employees and the public alike, can say we have moved ahead great strides in more ef- ficient city administration I have acted as liason between the various Boards and Commis- sions so that the City Council and the Boazds .could be better in- formed of each ethers thinking. This has I am sure helped to bring these bodies closer together and resulted in closer cooperation. All actions taken by any Board ar Commission aze their own and in no way influenced by me. I have never asked for or received any special treatment in my behalf or that of others. All my official actions have been based on full Council approval and knowledge and the policies as de- termined by the Council as a body have been always followed. Councilman Schueller moved that the report submitted by the City Manager be received and made a matter of record. Seconded by Councilman Schaller. Carried by the following vote: Yeas-Mayor Takos, Councilmen Freund, Schaller, Schreiber, Schueller. Nays-None. Two Telegrams received from City Employees Local 228 congrat- ulating the two new Councilmen and thanking the Manager and Council for the fine cooperation received, presented and read. Councilman Schueller moved ~'~ that the telegrams be received and filed. Seconded by Councilman '. Freund. Carried by the following vote: Yeas-Mayor Takos, Councilmen Freund, Schaller, Schreiber, Schueller. Nays-None. RESOLUTION NO. 1.60 A Resolution Providing for the Appointment of a City Manager, City Clerk, City So- licitor and Police Judge of the City of Dubuque; Prescrib- ing Their Salazies and Fixing Their Bonds. BE IT RESOLVED by the City Council of the City of Dubuque that the following officers be ap- pointed subject, however, to the right of the Council to declare such offices vacant or remove the officers therefrom at the pleasure of the Council with or without cause, and to be paid the compen- sation provided for in the detailed distribution of proposed expendi- tures for 1960, and that the City Manager provide a $5,000.00 bond and City Solicitor bond at $1,000.00 at their expense: City Manager- L. J. Schiltz, City Clerk-Leo F. Frommelt, City Solicitor-T. H. Nelson, and Police Judge-R. N. Russo. The City Clerk and Police Judge are covered under the City blanket band. Passed, adopted and approved this 4th day of January, 1960. PETER J. TAKOS Mayor GEORGE A. FREUND LEO N. SCHUELLER LOUIS SCHALLER JOHN P. SCHRED3ER Councilmen Attest: LEO F. FROMMELT, City Clerk 4 Regular Session, January 4, 1960 Councilman Schueller moved the adoption of the resolution. Sec- onded by Councilman Freund. Car- ried by the following vote: Yeas-Mayor Takos, Councilmen Freund, Schaller, Schreiber, Schueller. Nays-None. December 22, 1959 To the Honorable Mayor and City Council Dubuque, Iowa Gentlemen: As City Manager, I wish to ad- vise your Honorable Body that all officers and employees who I have power to appoint and are under my supervision, direction and con- trol, and whose appointments con- tinue at the pleasure of the Man- ager and who are now serving in their respective 'capacities shall be paid salaries in accordance with the detailed distribution of pro- posed expenditures for 1980 ap- proved by the City Council. Respectfully submitted, L. J. SCHII.TZ, City Manager Councilman Freund moved that the communication be received and made a matter of record. Seconded by Councilman Schueller. Carried by the following vote: Yeas-Mayor Takos, Councilmen Freund, Schaller, Schreiber, Schueller. Nays-None. RESOLUTION NO. 2-60 A Resolution Designating the Official Newspaper Of The City Of Dubuque. BE IT RESOLVED by the City Council of the City of Dubuque, Iowa, that the Telegraph-Herald, a daily newspaper of general circu- lation, be appointed the official newspaper of said City. Passed, adopted and approved this 4th day of January, 1980. PETER J. TAKOS, Mayor GEORGE A. FREUND LEO N. SCHUELLER LOUIS SCHALLER JOHN P. SCHRED3ER Councilmen Attest: LEO F. FROMMELT, City Clerk Councilman Freund moved the adoption of the resolution. Second- ed by Councilman Schaller. Carried by the following vote: Yeas-Mayor Takos, Councilmen Freund, Schaller, Schreiber, Schueller. Nays-None. RESOLUTION NO. 3.60 A Resolution Designating the Depositories for Public Funds of the City of Dubuque. BE IT RESOLVED by the City Council of the City of Dubuque that the following banks be ap- pointed depositories of the public funds and the City Treasurer is hereby authorized to distribute such funds in such banks in amounts not to exceed the follow- ing: American Trust & Savings Bank, $1,300,000.00; First National Bank, $1,275,000.00; and Dubuque Bank & Trust Company, $1,225,000.00. BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that the City Treasurer be and he is hereby directed to file with the County Treasurer of Dubuque County, Iowa, a list of such deposit- ories and to keep such list on file with such County Treasurer at all times. Passed, adopted and approved this 4th day of January, 1980. PETER J. TAKOS, Mayor GEORGE A. FREUND LEO N. SCHUELLER LOUIS SCHAI~T-F'R JOHN P. SCHREIBER Councilmen Attest: LEO F, FROMMELT, City Clerk Councilman Freund moved the adoption of the resolution. Second- ed by Councilman Schreiber. Car- ried by the following vote: Yeas-Mayor Takos, Councilmen Freund, Schaller, Schreiber, Schueller. Nays-None. December 22, 1959 To the Honorable Mayor and City Council Dubuque, Iowa Gentlemen: The attached Resolution has been prepared showing the detailed dis- tribution of proposed expenditures wherein estimates of expenses of the departments and purposes are shown, including the estimates for which all levies heretofore made, receipts from monies and credits Session, January 4; 1960 and miscellaneous sources aze to be used, and said distribution shows all the proposed expendi- tures for the ensuing year. This Resolution has been pre- pared in accord with the budget previously approved by the City (. Council. ' Respectfully submitted, ' L. J. SCHILTZ, City Manager Councilman Freund moved that the communication be received and filed. Seconded by Councilman Takos. Carried by the following vote: Yeas-Mayor Takos, Councilmen Freund, Schaller, Schreiber, Schueller. Nays-None. RESOLUTION NO. 4b0 WHEREAS, a detailed distribu- tion of proposed expenditures of the City of Dubuque for the fiscal year beginning January 1, 1960 and ending December 31, 1980, .I has been dul y prepared by the City Manager and submitted to this Council for approval; and WHEREAS, this Council has ex- amined the detailed distribution of the proposed expenditures, wherein estimates of the expenses of the departments and purposes are shown, including the estimates '' for which all levies heretofore made, receipts from monies and credits and miscellaneous sources are to be used, and said distribu- ' lion shows all of the proposed ex- penditures for the ensuing fiscal 1 year; Y NOW, THEREFORE Be It Re- solved by the City Council of the City of Dubuque that said detailed distribution of proposed expendi- tures for the fiscal year beginning January 1, 1960, and ending De- cember 31, 1960, as heretofore pre- pazed, be and the same is hereby I adopted and approved. Passed, adopted and approved this 4th day of January, 1960. t PETER J. TAKOS Mayor GEORGE A. FREUND LEO N. SCHUELLER LOUIS SCHALLER JOHN P. SCHREIBER 1 City Councilmen I Attest: LEO F. FROMMELT City Clerk Councilman Schaller moved that the Manager be instructed to make no commitments based on the ap- propriation Resolution other than routine City business. Seconded by Councilman Schreiber. Carried by the following vote: Yeas-Mayor Takos, Councilmen Freund, Schaller, Schreiber, Schueller. Nays-None. Councilman Schaller moved the adoption of the resolution. Second- ed by Councilman Schreiber. Car- ried by the following vote: Yeas-Mayor Takos, Councilmen Freund, Schaller, Schreiber, Schueller. Nays-None. Councilman Schreiber moved that the adjustment of Council salaries be deferred for approxi- mately ninety days. Seconded by Councilman Freund. Carried by the following vote: Yeas-Mayor Takos, Councilmen Freund, Schaller, Schreiber, Schueller. Nays-None. Friday, January 8, 1960 at 1:30 P.M. was the date agreed upon by the Council to interview the various Boards and Commissions relative to disttibution of funds as outlined in the 1960 budget. December 22, 1959 To the Honorable Mayor and City Council Dubuque, Iowa Gentlemen: In order that a local Certified Public Accountant may audit and examine the city records, the State Auditor must be notified within 90 days after trie close of the year. During the past our records have tieen examined by the firm of O'Connor, Brooks, Ahrendt & Brooks, who are well experienced in making public audits and re- ports to the state auditors. I recommend that this firm be retained to make the city audit for 1959. Respectfully submitted, L. J. SCHII,TZ, City Manager Councilman Freund moved that the recommendation of the City Manager be approved. Seconded by Councilman Schueller- Carried by the following vote: 6 Regular Session, January 4, 1980 Yeas-Mayor Takos, Councilmen Freund, Schaller, Schreiber, Schueller. Nays-None. December 22, 1959 To the Honorable Mayor and City Council Dubuque, Iowa Gentlemen: A request has been made for the installation of a street light on Kurt Court north of Kaufmann Avenue. There is an existing pole between Lots 5 and 6 in Kurt Court that would be satisfactory for the location of a street light. It is recommended that a street light be installed at this location. contacted by postcard and of the 20 cards returned, 15 requested no change in the parking time limit and 5 requested a change to 1 hour. From this report, it indicates that the merchants in this azea are not concerned about the lack of turnover from 14th to 16th Streets on Central Avenue or they would want the reduced time on the parking meter. Because of the feeling of the business people in this area and the two opposing petitions, it is recommended that the petition for restricting parking on 15th Street between Iowa and White Streets be denied. Respectfully submitted, L. J. SCHII,TZ City Manager Councilman Schueller moved that the recommendation of the City Manager be approved. Sec- onded by Councilman Schaller. Carried by the following vote. Yeas-Mayor Takos, Councilmen Freund, Schaller, Schreiber, Schueller. Nays-None. December 22, 1959 To the Honorable Mayor and City Council Dubuque, Iowa Gentlemen: The petition of F. L. Humke and others requesting the restriction of pazking on East 15th Street from Iowa to White Street was referred to the City Manager and Traffic Department for investiga- tion and report. At the meeting of December 7th, another petition was submit- ted including most of the names that were on the original petition requesting that no change be made in the parking limits on East 15th Street from Iowa to White Streets. I have had an investigation made by the Police Department and the survey showed that some type of a control should be estab- lished on 15th Street. However, the survey was to determine whether or not the merchants in this affected area on Central Ave- nue would be interested in reduc- ing the meter time to less than 2 hours which is now in use. Mer- chants between 14th and 16th Street on Central Avenue were Respectfully submitted, L. J. SCHII.TZ City Manager Councilman Freund moved that the recommendation of the City Manager be approved. Seconded by Councilman Schueller. Carried by the following vote: Yeas-Mayor Takos, Councilmen Freund, Schaller, Schreiber, Schueller. Nays-None. December 15, 1959 Honorable Mayor and Members of City Council Dubuque, Iowa At the council meeting Decem- ber 7th, I was asked three ques- tions by Councilman Takos and the answers as have appeared in the newspaper and that taken by City Clerk Leo Frommelt differ. For the record and in order to clearly state my reply, the follow- ing is correct: QUESTION NO. 1-Who aze the officials of the Schiltz Construc- tion Company? ANSWER~There are no offi- cials. The sole owner is John G. Schiltz. QUESTION N0. 2-Is there a company called the Schiltz De- velopment or Land Development Company and are you interested in it? ANSWER~Yes. This company was set up by my family and I have an interest in it. QUESTION NO. 3-Have you ever acted in behalf of one or the other or both of these com- panies in negotiating property i Regular Session, January 4, 1960 7 easements or in any capacity other than in your normal pur- suit of the duties of the City Manager? ANSWER-My answer was that I did not act in behalf of these companies while acting in my normal duties as City Manager but only as a private citizen. There was never any conflict of interests in the dealings with anyone either as City Manager in getting sewer easements for the City or as an individual ne- gotiating for purchase of land for Schiltz Development Com- pany in one instance with Wm. Becker, Sr. What I wish to clear up is the inference by the question that I represented myself as City Manager and acted for the Schiltz Development Compagv or Schiltz Construction Com- pany. This I have never done. Another poinf I would like to bring up is that on December 10th I requested photostate copies of the original statements read by Councilman Takos and he indicat- ed Iwould get them after he gets advice from others. He said every- one saw the statements which is not true because no one was shown the sworn statements. These should be in the official records of the Clerk's office to be avail- able to anyone and I ask that they be given to me without delay. Respectfully submitted, L. J. SCHII.TZ City Manager Mayor Takos moved that the communication be deferred to time of meeting setting up the investigation. Seconded by Coun- cilman Schreiber. Carried by the following vote: Yeas-Mayor Takos, Councilmen Freund, Schaller, Schreiber, Schueller. Nays-None. December 28, 1959 To the Honorable Mayor and City Council Dubuque, Iowa Gentlemen: The petition of John Eisenegger and others requesting a street light on May Place was referred to the City Manager for investigation and report. May Place extends approximate- ly 150 feet from Cornell Street and then for a distance of approxi- mately 500 feet is a private drive and not a public street. Because of this fact, it would be impos- sible to install a street light on this private driveway. I recommend however, that a light be installed on May Place approximately 100 feet from the intersection of May and Cornell Streets on an existing pole. Very truly yours, L. J. SCHD,TZ City Manager Councilman Schreiber moved that the recommendation of the City Manager be approved. Sec- onded by Councilman Freund. Car- ried by the following vote: Yeas-Mayor Takos, Councilmen Freund, Schaller, Schreiber, Schueller. Nays-None. December 28, 1959 To the Honorable Mayor and City Council Dubuque, Iowa Gentlemen: The petition of C. C. May re- questing the installation of a street light on Rockdale Road was re- ferred to the City Manager for in- vestigation and report. During the past year there have been new homes constructed on this section of Rockdale Road which extends south of Fox Drive to the city limits. I recommend that a street light be installed on Pole No. 207-996 at approximately the city limits. Respectfully submitted, L. J. SCHII,TZ City Manager Councilman Freund moved that the recommendation of the City Manager be approved. Seconded by Councilman Schueller. Carried by the following vote: Yeas-Mayor Takos, Councilmen Freund, Schaller, Schreiber, Schueller. Nays-None. December 18, 1959 To the Honorable Mayor and City Council Dubuque, Iowa Gentlemen: I am submitting here with the monthly reports of the City Audi- tor, City Treasurer, City Health 8 Regular Session, January 4, 1980 Department and City Water Works for the month of November as well as list of claims for which warrants were issued for the month of November, 1959. Respectfully submitted, L. J. SCHII.TZ City Manager Councilman Schueller moved that the reports be received and filed. Seconded by Councilman Schaller. Carried by the following vote: Yeas-Mayor Takos, Councilmen Freund, Schaller, Schreiber, Schueller. Nays-None. Proof of Publication, certified to by the Publisher, of Statement of Receipts and a list of claims for which warrants were drawn dur- ing the month of November 1959, presented and read. Mayor Takos moved that the proof of publication be received and filed. Seconded by Council- man Freund. Carried by the fol- lowing vote: Yeas-Mayor Takos, Councilmen Freund, Schaller, Schreiber, Schueller. Nays-None. December 29, 1959 To the Honorable Mayor and City Council Dubuque, Iowa Gentlemen: The parking lot south of the City Hall on Central Avenue is ready for temporary use through- out the winter. The asphalt sur- face will be placed as soon as practical this spring. In order to control those using this lot for all day parking, I rec- ommend that the Council approve some time limits for parking and we will then try to install park- ing meters. The time limits on the street is two hours and because of the turn- over of parkers in this area, it is felt that this same limit should be placed on parking in this lot. Respectfully submitted, L. J. SCHILTZ City Manager Councilman Freund moved that the recommendation of the City Manager be approved and that proper proceedings be prepared. Seconded by Councilman Schaller. Carried by the following vote: Yeas-Mayor Takos, Councilmen Freund, Schaller, Schreiber, Schueller. Nays-None. January 4, 1960 To the Honorable Mayor and City Council Dubuque, Iowa Gentlemen: I am-herewith submitting a sug- gested list of streets for the 1960 Street Construction Program. These streets have been reviewed by the City Engineer and Street Commis- sioner and are recommended by me for approval of the Council. On this list is Woodlawn, Lin- dale, Karen and Kevindale, streets that were deleted from the 1959 Program for one yeaz by the City Council. Respectfully submitted, L. J. SCHII,TZ City Manager After some of the streets were stricken from the list Councilman Freund moved that plat and sched- ules be prepared on the limited program as checked. Seconded by Councilman Schueller. Carried by the following vote: Yeas-Mayor Takos, Councilmen Freund, Schaller, Schreiber, Schueller. Nays-None. PROPOSED CITY OF DUBUQUE 1960 BITUMINOUS CONCRETE PAVING PROJECT NO.1 Section I 1. State Street from the south property line of Curtis Street to the north property line of Grandview Avenue. 2. McClain Street from the south property line of Wooten Street to the south property line of Bansoa Street. 3. Woodlawn Street from the north property line of Asbury Road to the north end of street. 4. Lindale Street from the west property line of Carter Road to the east property line of Lot 1 Block 5 Clover Hills Subdivision. 5. Karen Road from the west property line of Carter Road to the east property line of Evergreen Drive. Regular Sessioh, January 4, 1960 9 8. Kevindale Street from the north property line of Kazen Road to the south property line of Lindale Street. 7. Burlington Street from the south property line of Prim- ~.,!-. rose Street to the west prop- erty line of Muscatine Street. f 8. Saunders Street from the east property line of Green Acres Subdivision to the south prop- erty line of West 32nd Street. 9. Filmore Street from the west property line of Adair to the east property line of Grand- view Avenue. 30. Green Street from the west property line of Bunker Hill Road to the north property line of Pennsylvania Avenue. 11. Pennsylvania Avenue from the end of existing concrete pave- ment west to the west proper- ty of Bristol Lane. 12. Lincoln Avenue from the west property line of Hamilton Street to the west property line of Rhomberg Avenue. 13. Illinois Avenue from the west ~~ property line of Drexel Street to the north property line of Pennsylvania Avenue. 14. Alpha Avenue from the south property line of Illinois Ave- nue to the North Property Line of Van Buren Avenue. 15. Ohio Avenue from the south property line of Pennsylvania Avenue to the north property line of Dlinois Avenue. 16. Austin Street from the north property line of University Avenue to the end of street and turnaround. 17. Keokuk Street from the north property line of Primrose Street to the end of street. 18. Dunleith Court from the north property line of Southern Ave- nue to the end of the street. 19. West 7th Street from the east property line of Hill Street to the end of street and turn- around. 20. Cooper Place -remove island and pave cromplete street from the West Property Line of Ray- mond Place to the East Prop- erty Line of Gilmore Street. 21. St. Anne Drive from the East Property Line of Chaney Road to Flora Park. PROPOSED CITY OF DUBUQUE 1960 CURB & GUTTER PROJECT NO. 1 Section I. 1. McClain Street from the South Property Line of Wooten Street to the South Property Line of Bonson Street. 2. Carlton Avenue from the South Property Line of Brown Street to the end of Street. 3. Saunders Street from the South Property Line of West 32nd Street to the existing curb and gutter and widening of existing street. 4. Filmore Street from the West Property Line of Adair Street to the East Property Line of Grandview Avenue. 5. Austin Street from the North Property Line of University Avenue to the end and con- struct turnazound and widen- ing of the existing street. 6. Lindale Street from the West Property Line of Carter Road to the existing curb and guG ter and property purchase to extend street. 7. West 7th Street-all that does not have curb and gutter and turnaround. 8. Burlington Street from the South Property Line of Prim- rose Street to the West Prop- erty Line of Muscatine Street. PROPOSED CITY OF DUBUQUE 1960 HOTMIX•HOT LAID ASPHALTIC CONCRETE PAVING PROJECT NO. 1 Section I 1. Grandview Avenue from the North Property Line of Ungs Street to the South Property Line of Kane Street. January 4, 1960 To the Honorable Mayor and City Council, Dubuque, Iowa Gentlemen: This is to advise that I have approved the following bonds and desire to have your approval on same for filing, subject to the ap- proval of the City Solicitor: PERSONAL Laverne J. Schiltz, City Manager, American Surety Company Thomas H. Nelson, City Solicitor, American Surety Company Edward M. Tschirgi, City Treasur- er, American Surety Company 10 Regular Session, January 4, 1960 HEATING Ellis Household Service, U.S. Fi- delity and Guaranty Co. Moore Engineering Company, Lac., U.S. Fidelity and Guaranty Co. SIDEWALK Gilbert Roling, Columbia Casualty Company Respectfully submitted, L. J. SCHILTZ City Manager Councilman Freund moved that filing be approved subject to the approval of the City Solicitor. Sec- onded by Mayor Takos. Carried by the following vote: Yeas-Mayor Takos, Councilmen Freund, Schaller, Schreiber, Schueller. Nays-None. Councilman Freund moved that the rules be suspended in order to let anyone present address the Council if they so desire. Second- ed by Councilman Schueller. Car- ried by the following vote: Yeas-Mayor Takos, CouneBmen Freund, Schaller, Schreiber, Schueller. Nays-None. Mr. Merle Bandy addressed the Council as a representative of Firefighters Local No. 353, by re- questing ameeting with the Coun- cil to discuss wages and working conditions for the firemen. Ar- rahgements were made to meet with Mr. Bandy at 1:00 P. M. Fri- day, January 8, 1960, prior to the meeting scheduled to review ex- penditures as outlined in the 1960 budget with the various Boards and Commissions. Mr. Charles Spielman of Ben- nett street addressed the Council relative to the alley behind his property. Miss Madelin Tobin addressed the Council in a rather belligerent tone as to complying with build- ing regulations at her rest haven as set out by the Building Com- missioner. January 4, 1960 To the Honorable Mayor and City Council Dubuque, Iowa Gentlemen: Attached is a plan submitted by Dubuque County for city approval for a section of road on the west city limits. I recommend that this plan be submitted to the Planning & Zon- ing Commission for their recom- mendations. Respectfully submitted, L. J. SCHII.TZ City Manager Mayor Takos moved that the recommendation of the City Man- ager be approved. Seconded by Councilman Schaller. Carved by the following vote: Yeas-Mayor Takos, Councilmen Freund, Schaller, Schreiber, Schueller. Nays-None. Communication of Operating En- gineers Local No. 234, addressed to Midwest Dredging Co, advising them that on resuming dredging operations at Dubuque in the Spring that sufficient and quali- fied engineers to man their equip- ment will be available therefore it will not be necessary to transfer out of State operators in here to finish the project, presented and read. Councilman Schueller moved that the comunication be referred to the Dock Commission. Seconded by Councilman Freund. Cazried by the following vote: Yeas-Mayor Takos, Councilmen Freund, Schaller, Schreiber, Schueller. Nays-None. Communication of American Surety Company advising of the cancellation of Workmen's com- pensation and comprehensive lia- bility policies issued to Charles Beversdorf presented and read. Councilman Schreiber moved that the communication be received and filed. Seconded by Council- man Schaller. Carried by the fol- lowing vote: Yeas-Mayor Takos, Councilmen Freund, Schaller, Schreiber, Schueller. Nays-None. Communication of Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen objecting to the foul odor emanating from the sewage disposal plant near the railroad tracks south of Dubuque, presented and read. Councilman Freund moved that the cohununi- Regulaz Session, cation be referred to the City Manager and Engineer for a re- port to the Council. Seconded by Councilman Schreiber. Carried by the following vote: Yeas-Mayor Takos, Councilmen Freund, Schaller, Schreiber, Schueller. Nays-None. December 15, 1959 Honorable Mayor and Members of the City Council, City of Dubuque, Iowa Gentlemen: Herewith I hand you the claim of Miss Margaret Schromen with recommendation that it be denied since it appears upon the face of the claim that it is barred by the Statute of Limitations. Respectfully, T. H. NELSON Councilman Schreiber moved that the recommendation of the City Solicitor be approved. Second- ed by Councilman Takos. Carried by the following vote: Yeas-Mayor Takos, Councilmen Freund, Schaller, Schreiber, Schueller. ' Nays-None. December 17, 1959 Honorable Mayor and Members of the City Council, ", City of Dubuque, Iowa Gentlemen: I have investigated the claim of Mrs. Nellie Ohnesorge, 11S9~fz Bluff Street, Dubuque, for injuries i sustained when she fell on the steps in the City Hall. It is my understanding of the law of Iowa that the operation and maintenance of City Hall is a gov- ernmental function and that no .l liability arises from defects there- in; so, I therefore recommend that the claim be denied. Respectfully submitted, T. H. NELSON Mayor Takos moved that the rec- ommendation of the City Solicitor be approved. Seconded by Council- man Freund. Carried by the fol- lowing vote: Yeas-Mayor Takos, Councilmen Freund, Schaller, Schreiber, Schueller. Nays-None. January 4, 1960 11 December 17, 1959 Honorable Mayor and Members of the City Council, City of Dubuque, Iowa Gentlemen: I have investigated the claim of Camillus R. Hein, 2801 Balke Street, Dubuque, for damages claimed to have been sustained when the finish on his car was scratched by flying chips of ce- ment. It appears from an investigation that the claimant's car was pazked along-side of a parking meter on the south side of West Ninth Street, just west of Bluff Street on November 30th, at which time City employees in the pursuance of their duties were removing the parking meter post. In removing the post it was nec- essary to break the cement with a jack-hammer and, although the street crew tried to use as much care as they could some of the chips of cement unfortunately flew against claimant's car, injur- ing the finish. I recommend that the claim be allowed in the amount of $31.12 and that the Auditor be instructed to issue a warrant payable to Ca- millus R. Hein in the amount of $31.12 and deliver the same upon receipt of a properly executed re- lease. Respectfully, T. H. NELSON Mayor Takos moved that the recommendation of the City Solic- itor be approved. Seconded by Councilman Freund. Carried by the following vote: Yeas-Mayor Takos, Councilmen Freund, Schaller, Schreiber, Schueller. Nays-None. December 21, 1959 Honorable Mayor and Members of the Council, City of Dubuque, Iowa Gentlemen: I have discussed the claim of Miss Margaret Flammang, 605 Bluff Street, Dubuque, with the claimant and she has agreed to accept payment of her doctor bill in the amount of fifteen dollars, in full satisfaction of her claim. I recommend that this settle- ment be approved and the Auditor 12 Regular Session, January 4, 1960 instructed to issue a warrant pay- able to Miss Margaret Flammang, in the amount of fifteen dollars and deliver the same to her upon receipt of a properly executed re- lease. Respectfully submitted, T. H. NELSON Mayor Takos moved that the rec- ommendation of the City Solicitor be approved. Seconded by Council- man Freund. Carried by the fol- lowing vote: Yeas-Mayor Takos, Councilmen Freund, Schaller, Schreiber, Schueller. Nays-None. January 4, 1959 Honorable Mayor and Members of the City Council, City of Dubuque, Iowa Gentlemen: I have investigated the claim of Jane Kuse for injuries sustained when she fell in a defect in a cross- walk near Dubuque Senior High School, September 26, 1959 and find that the defect existed as claimed and that claimant sus- tained afracture of the right an- kle, produced by the fall. As a result of her injuries she was out of work for eight weeks and sustained medical expense. I have discussed the claim with Mr. H. F. Reynolds, attorney for claimant and he has agreed on her behalf to accept the sum of $825 in full settlement. I recommend that this settle- ment be approved and the Auditor instructed to issue a warrant pay- able to Jane Kuse and H. F. Reyn- olds, her attorney, in the amount of $625 and deliver the same upon receipt of a properly executed re- lease. Respectfully, T. H. NELSON Mayor Takos moved that the rec- ommendation of the City Solicitor be approved. Seconded by Coun• Gilman Freund. Carried by the fol- lowing vote: Yeas-Mayor Takos, Councilmen Freund, Schaller, Schreiber, Schueller. Nays- None. Notice of suit by Dorothy Curler, as next friend and mother of Karen Curler, a minor, in the amount of $8400 for personal in- juries received as the result of a fall by said minor on a defective sidewalk at 1175 Washington Street, on September 16, 1959, pre- sented and read. Councilman Schueller moved that the notice be referred to the City Solicitor for investigation and report. Seo- onded by Councilman Schaller. Carried by the following vote: Yeas-Mayor Takos, Councilmen Freund, Schaller, Schreiber, Schueller. Nays-None. Notice of claim of Chas. T. Cor- rell in the amount of $28.35 for car damage as the result of slip- pery pavement and striking a wing wall on Sullivan Street on Decem- ber 23, 1959, presented and read. Councilman Schreiber moved that the claim be referred to the City Solicitor for investigation and re- port. Seconded by Councilman Schueller. Carried by the following vote: Yeas-Mayor Takos, Councilmen Freund, Schaller, Schreiber, Schueller. Nays-None. Proof of Publication, certified to by the Publisher, of notice of pub- lic hearing on Ordinance No. 70- 59, an Ordinance Amending sad Changing the Zoning Map and Zon- ing Ordinance of the City of Du- buque so as to change Lot 8, Lot 1 of Lot 7, Lot 1 of Lot 6, South one hundred feet of Lot 9 Reeder Langworthy Sub. and Lot 1 and Lot SA of Murphy's Sub. from Two Family Residence District Classifi- cation to Multiple Family Resi- dence District Classification, pre- sented and read. No written objections were filed and no objectors were present in the Council Chamber at the time set for the public hearing. Councilman Freund moved that the proof of publication be re- ceived and filed. Seconded by Councilman Schaller. Carried by the fallowing vote: Yeas-Mayor Takos, Councilmen Freund, Schaller, Schreiber, Schueller. Nays-None. Regulaz Session, ORDINANCE NO. 70.59 ~ An Ordinance Amending and j Changing the Zoning Map and Zon- - ing Ordinance of the City of Du- buque, Iowa, as provided by Ordi- nance No. 3-34, designated the Zoning Ordinance, so as to change the herein described area from ~... Two Family Residence District Classification to Multiple Family ,! Residence District Classification, said Ordinance having been intro- duced and read on December 7, 1959, presented for Final Adop- tion. ORDINANCE NO. 70-59 An Ordinance Amending a n d Changing the Zoning Map and Zoning Ordinance of the City of Dubuque, Iowa, ae provided by Ordinance No. ~-64, designated the Zoning Ordinance, so ae to change theherein described area from Two Family Residence District Classtfication to Mult1- ple Family Residence District - Classification. Be It Resolved by the C(ty Coun- ei] of the City of Dubuque, Iowa: Section 1. That the Zoning ' Map o[ the City of Dubuque, se provided by Ordinance No. 3-34, designated the Zoning Ordinance, be and the same is hereby Amend- ed and Changed by Changing from tts present Two Family Residence District Clasaifleation to Multiple Family Residence District Clasal- tlcafion the property described as follows: Lot 6, Lot 1 of Lot 7, Lot 1 of Lot B, South one hundred feet of Lot 9 Reeder Langworthys Sub. and Lot 1 and Lot 1 A of Mur- phys Sub. Section 2. This Ordinance shall be in full force and effect from ~I and after its final passage, adop- I ~ tion and publication as by law pro- v(ded. Introduced this 7th day of De- cember 1959. Rule requ[ring reading on three separate days suspended by una- nimous vote the 7th day of De- r cember 1959. Passed, adopted and approved th(s 4th day of January 1960. PETER J. TAK09 Mayor GEORGE A. FREUND LEO N. SCHUELLER LOUIS SCHALLER JOHN P. SCHREIBER Councilmen 'I ATTEST: LEO F. FROMMELT City Clerk Published officially in The Tele- graph-Herald Newspaper this 8th day of Sanuary 1960. LEO F. FROMMELT lt. I-8 City Clerk. Councilman Schueller moved the adoption of the Ordinance. Second- ed by Councilman Schreiber. Car- ried by the following vote: Yeas-Mayor Takos, Councilmen Freund, Schaller, Schreiber, Schueller. Nays-None. January 4, 1980 18 Proof of Publication, certified to by - the Publisher, of Notice of public hearing on Ordinance No. 71-59 an Ordinance amending the Zoning Ordinance of the City of Dubuque by repealing Sub-Section "j" of Section 1 of Article 4 of the Zoning Ordinance of the City of Dubuque and enacting substitutes therefore to authorize additional uses in the Multiple residence dis- trict, presented and read. No written objections were filed and no objectors were present in the Council Chamber at the time set For the public hearing. Mayor Takos moved that the proof of publication be received and filed. Seconded by Council- man Schaller. Carried by the fol- lowing vote: Yeas-Mayor Takos, Councilmen Freund, Schaller, Schreiber, Schueller. Nays-None. ORDINANCE NO. 71.59 An Ordinance Amending the Zoning Ordinance of the City of Dubuque by Repealing Sub-Section "j" of Section 1 of Article 4 of the Zoning Ordinance of the City of Dubuque and Enacting Substi- tutes therefore to authorize Addi- tional uses in the Multiple Resi- dence District, said Ordinance hav- ing been introduced and read on December 7, 1959, presented for Final Adoption. ORDINANCE NO. 71.59 M Ordinance Amending [he Zon- ing Ordinance of the Ctty of Du- buque by Repealing Sub-section ' j" of Section 1 of Article 4 0[ the Zoning Ordinance of the City of Dubuque and Enacting Subatf- tutes Therefore to Authorize Ad- ditional Ueee in the Multiple Res- idence District. Be It Ordained by The City Council o[ the City o[ Dubuque: Section 1. That Sub-aectlon 1" of Section 1 or Article 4 01 Ordi- nance No. 3-34, designated ' Zon- ing Ordinance o[ the City of Du- buque be and the same re hereby repealed. Section 2. That Section 1 0( Article 4 of Ordinance No. 3-34 ie hereby amended by adding a new Sub-aectlon "1" thereto as fol- lows: i"-Profeeeional office or studio to on the 14 Regular Session, .Tanuary 4, 1980 line of Wea[ Eleventh Street to [he center line of the alley between Locust and Main Streets, thence north on [he center line of the alley between Main and Locust Streets to the north line of [he Middle 1/5 of City Lot 473, thence west coat the Bluff Street to the center line of Loral Boulevard; thence west along the center line of Loral Boulevard to a point one hundred feet west of the west line of Bluff Street, thence south along a line one hundred feet west of and parallel to the west line of BIUfP Street to the north line of Weat Ninth Street, thence east along a line one hundred feet north of the north line of West Ninth Street to a point on the east line of Bluff Street one hundred feet north of the north line of Weet Ninth Street, which ie the point of be- ginning, and the area further de- scribed: Beginning at the point of the in- tersection of the center lines oY Loral Boulevard and Walnut Street, thence east on the center linty. nP T.nraa Rnulevazd to a point thence soutn on a ^ne one n and twenty feet east of t] line of Prairie Street to the line of the alley first ec Lorne Boulevard, thence we[ the center line of the silt cen- the the to the center line yard, which is the ATTEST: LEO F. FROMMELT City Clerk Published officially in The Tele- graph-Herald Newspaper this 8th day of Tanuary 1960. Leo F. Frommelt City Clerk lt. 1/B Councilman Freund moved the adoption of the Ordinance. Second- ed by Councilman Schueller. Car- ried by the following vote: Yeas-Mayor Takos, Councilmen Freund, Schaller, Schreiber, Schueller. Nays-None. ORDINANCE NO. 1.60 An Ordinance Amending Ordi- nance No. 33119, known as the Traffic Code of the City of Du- buque, by Adding a new SeMion 87 to Schedule VI Thereof, presented and read. Councilman Freund moved that the reading just had be considered the first reading of the Ordinance. Seconded by Coun- cilman Schueller. Carried by the following vote: Yeas-Mayor Takos, Councilmen Freund, Schaller, Schreiber, Schueller. Nays-None. Councilman Freund moved that the rules be suspended requiring an Ordinance to be read on three sepazate days. Seconded by Coun- cilman Schueller. Carried by the following vote: Yeas-Mayor Takos, Councilmen Freund, Schaller, Schreiber, Schueller. Nays-None. 1 Of Lot a, JOnth One of Lot 9 Reeder Lang Lot 1 and Lot 1 A b provided that no goo< ty displayed on the I that no sign or a~ 8rC shown OtnCr ttlan InE name and profession of the person using the office or studio, and such sign or nameplate shall not exceed nve (6) square feet in area Section 3. This Ordinance shalt be in full force and effect from and after tta 4ina1 passage, adoption, and publication as by law provided. Introduced the 7th day of De- cember 1959. Rule requiring reading on three separate days suspended by unani- mous vote the 1th day of Decem- ber 1959. Passed, adopted and approved this 4th day of Tanuary 1960. PETER J. TAKOS Mayor GEORGE A. FREUND LEO N. 5CHUELLER LOUIS SCHALLER JOHN P. SCHREIBER Councilmen ORDINANCE NO. 1-60 An Ordinance Amending Ordinance No. 33-49, Known as the Traffic Code of the City oY Dubuque, by adding a new Section 87 to Schedule VI thereof. BE IT ORDAINED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF DUBUQUE, IOWA: Section 1. That Ordinance No, 33-99, known as the TraYYic Code of the City of Dubuque be and the same is hereby amended by adding a new Section SR to Schedule VI thereof, ae Yollowe: "87-the north aide o[ Grace Street from North Grandview Ave- nue to McCormick Street" Section 2. This Ordinance shall be in full Porce and effect from and after its final passage, adoption and publication ae by law provided. Introduced the 4th day o[ Jan- uary, 1960. Rule requiring reading on three separate days suspended by unani- mous vote the 4th day of January, lsso. i Regulaz Session, Tanuary 4, 1960 15 Passed by recorded roll can vote, adopted and approved this 9th day of January, 1960. PETER J. TAKOS Mayor GEORGE A. FREUND LEO N. SCHULLER LOUIS SCHALLER JOHN P. SCHREIBER Councilmen Attest LEO F. FROMMELT City Clerk Published officially in the Tele- graph-Herald newspaper this 8th day oY Sanuary 1960. LEO F. FROMMELT City Clerk u. 1-s Councilman Freund moved the adoption of the Ordinance. Second- ed by Councilman Schueller. Car- ried by the following vote: Yeas-Mayor Takos, Councilmen Freund, Schauer, Schreiber, Schueller. Nays-None. December 21, 1959 To the Honorable Mayor and City Council Dubuque, Iowa Gentlemen: On OMober 18, 1954, the City of Dubuque acquired title to Lot 10 of Strub's Subdivision for the widening of Woodlawn Street. This section of the street has never been formally established as a pub- i1C Street. I am attaching an ordinance es- tablishing that section of Wood- lawn Street to include Lot 10 of Strub's Subdivision in the City of Dubuque, Iowa. Very truly yours, L. J. SCHILTZ City Manager Councilman Freund moved that the communication be made a mat- ter of record. Seconded by Mayor Takos. Carried by the following Vote: Yeas-Mayor Takos, Councilmen Freund, Schaller, Schreiber, Schueller. Nays-None. ORDINANCE NO. 2.60 An Ordinance widening Wood- lawn Street to include Lot 10 of Strubs Subdivision, presented and read. Councilman Freund moved that the reading just had be considered the first reading of the Ordinance. Seconded by Mayor Takos. Carried by the following vote: Yeas-Mayor Takos, Councilmen Freund, Schaller, Schreiber, Schueller. Nays-None. Councilman Freund moved that the rules be suspended requiring an Ordinance to be read on three separate days. Seconded by Mayor Takos. Carried by the following Vote: Yeas-Mayor Takos, Councilmen Freund, Schaller, Schreiber, Schueller. Nays-None. ORDINANCE NO. 2-80 An Ordinance Widening Wood- lawn Street To Include Lot 10 OY Strube Subdivision. Whereas the City oY Dubuque has heretofore on October 18, 1954 acqured title to Lot 30 of 6truba Subdivision in the City oY Dubuque, Dubuque County, Iowa for the pur- pose of widening Woadlawn 6treet; and said lot has never estabnahed ae a ppb- fore, be it Ordained 'ouncil of the City of Chat Woo dlawn . the same fa hereby Include Lot 10 of ~iaion in the City of Duque County, Iowa, tnla Attest: :erti[ied copy the office of oY Dubuque linance shall 'act Yrom and Published officially in The Te]e- graph-Heratd newspaper this 8th day of January 1960. Leo F. Frommelt lt. 1-8 City Clerk Councilman Freund moved the adoption of the Ordinance. Second- ed by Mayor Takos. Carried by the following vote: Yeas-Mayor Takos,. Councilmen Freund, Schaller, Schreiber, Schueller. Nays-None. Petition of Oscar Solberg, indi- vidually, objecting to changing the name of Randall Place to Country Club Drive, presented and read. Councilman Freund moved that the petition be received and filed. Seconded by Councilman Schuel- ler. Carried by the following vote: Yeas-Mayor Takos, Councilmen Freund, Schaller, Schreiber. Schueller. Nays-None. 16 Regular Session, January 4, 1980 Petition of Oscar Solberg et al objecting to changing the name of Randall Place to Country Club Drive, presented and read. Coun- cilman Freund moved that the pe- tition be received and filed. Sec- onded by Mayor Takos. Carried by the following vote: Yeas-Mayor Takos, Councilmen Freund, Schaller, Schreiber, Schueller. Nays-None. ORDINANCE NO. 3.60 An Ordinance providing for the vacation of Primrose Street from the east line of Davenport Street, easterly to the west line of Lot 2 of Lot 9 of G. R. West's Dubuque and for the conveyance of the City's interest therein, presented and read. Councilman Schueller moved that [be reading just had be con- sidered the first reading of the Ordinance. Seconded by Council- man Schaller. Carried by the fol- lowing vote: Yeas-Mayor Takos, Councilmen Freund, Schaller, Schreiber, Schueller. Nays-None. Councilman Schueller moved that the rules be suspended re- quiring an Ordinance to be read on three separate days. Seconded by Councilman Schaller. Carried by the following vote: Yeas-Mayor Takos, Councilmen Freund, Schaller, Schreiber, Schueller. Nays-None. Councilman Schueller moved that a public hearing be held on the Ordinance on February 1, 1960, at 7:30 P.M. in the Council Cham- ber at the City Hall and that the City Clerk be instructed to publish notice of the hearing in the man- ner required by law. Petition of Dubuque Plumbing & Heating Co. requesting permis- sion to excavate in the City Streets, presented and read. Councilman Freund moved that the petition be granted providing proper insur- ance policy is furnished. Seconded by Mayor Takos. Carried by the following vote: Yeas-Mayor Takos, Councilmen Freund, Schaller, Schreiber, Schueller. Nays-None. Petition of Caradco Inc. request- ing permission to surface part of the alley which divides part of their parking area on the north- east corner of Jackson Street and East 11th Street in conjunction with their present plans to surface said located parking area, present- ed and read. Councilman Schreiber moved that the petition be granted providing it is done under proper supervision. Seconded by Council- man Schaller. Carried by the fol- lowing vote: Yeas-Mayor Takos, Councilmen Freund, Schaller, Schreiber, Schueller. Nays-None. Petition of Leo Adams et al re- questing the opening of Robin Street and further requesting curb, gutter and water for the street, approximately 285 feet long west- erly from English Lane, presented and read. Councilman Freund moved that the petition be re- ferred to the Engineering Depart- ment to be added to the 1960 street program. Seconded by Coun- cilman Schueller. Carried by the following vote: Yeas-Mayor Takos, Councilmen Freund, Schaller, Schreiber, Schueller. Nays-None. Petition of Lloyd Dalsing re- questing permission to construct a sanitary sewer from the present terminus of the sanitary sewer sys- tem of the City to several Lots in Linehan Park Addition north of the City Limits, to service a mod- ern motel, presented and read. Councilman Schueller moved that the petition be referred to the City Manager and Engineering De- partment for further investigation and if found proper to have prop- er proceedings prepared. Seconded by Councilman Schaller. Carved by the following vote: Yeas-Mayor Takos, Councilmen Freund, Schaller, Schreiber, Schueller. Nays-None. Petition of Maurice J. Smith re- questing a $100 refund on the un- expired portion of Class B beer permit No. 6B as he has discon- tinued business January 2, 1980, presented and read. Councilman Freund moved that the refund be Regular Session, January 4, 1980 17 granted and the Auditor instructed to issue a warrant payable to Mau- rice J. Smith in the amount of $100 to cover the amount due on the unused portion of class B beer permit No. 66. Seconded by Coun- cilman Schaller. Carried by the i~;. following vote: Yeas-Mayor Takos, Councilmen Freund, Schaller, Schreiber, Schueller. Nays-None. Petition of Maurice J. Smith re- questing a $25 refund on the un- expired portion of cigarette license No. 283, as be has discontinued business on January 2, 1960, pre- sented and read. Councilman Freund moved that the refund be granted and the Auditor instructed to issue a warrant payable to Mau- rice J. Smith in the amount of $25 to cover the amount due on the unexpired portion of cigarette li- cense No. 283. Seconded by Coua- oilman Schaller. Carried by the { following vote: Yees-Mayor Takos, Councilmen Freund, Schaller, Schreiber, Schueller. Nays-None. Petition of Paul A. Legler re- questing a $50. refund on the un- expired portion of cigarette license No. 278, as he has discontinued business on December 31, 1959, presented and read. Councilman ! Freund moved that the refund be granted and the Auditor instructed to issue a warrant payable to Paul A. Legler in the amount of $50. to cover the amount due o1 the un- expired portion of cigarette license No. 278. Seconded by Councilman Schaller. Carried by the following vote: Yeas-Mayor Takos, Councilmen '~ Freund, Schaller, Schreiber, Schueller. Nays-None. Petition by Jack Solomon re- questing a $50 refund on the unex- " pired portion of cigarette license No. 184, as he has discontinued business on December 12, 1959, presented and read. Councilman Freund moved that the refund be granted and the Auditor instructed to issue a warrant payable to Jack Solomon in the amount of $50. to rover thA amount due on the unex- pired portion of cigarette license No. 184. Seconded by Councilman Schaller. Carried by the following vote: Yeas-Mayor Takos, Councilmen Freund, Schaller, Schreiber, Schueller. Nays-None. Proofs of Publication, certified to by the Publishers of Notice of Levy of Special Assessment and Intention of the City Council to issue bonds to pay for the ifnprove- ment of City of Dubuque 1959 Concrete Curb & Gutter Project No. 1 EXCEPT McClain Street from north property line of Dodge Street to a point 170.5 feet north and that portion of North Grand- view Avenue from the north prop- erty line of Ungs Street to the South property line of Kaufmann Avenue on the following portions of the following named streets: SECTION II. 1. Chaney Road from North Property Line of Asbury Road to South Prop- erty Line of Kaufmann Avenue. SECTION III. 1. That portion of North Grandview Avenue from North Property Line of Kaufmann Avenue to South Prop- erty Line of Kene Street. Communication of Ben A. Ernst objecting to the assessment of curb and gutter for Alpha Street, pre- sented and read. Councilman Freund moved that the communica- tion be received and filed. Sec- onded by Councilman Schreiber Carried by the following vote: 18 Regular Session Yeas-Mayor Takos, Councilmen Freund, Schaller, Schreiber, Schueller. Nays-None. Communication of Alfred J. Mey- er objecting to the assessment of curb & gutter and surfacing of Kane Street, presented and read, Councilman Freund moved that the communication be received and filed. Seconded by Councilman Schreiber. Carried by the following vote: Yeas-Mayor Takos, Councilmen Freund, Schaller, Schreiber, Schueller. Nays-None. Mr. Alfred J. Meyer addressed the Council relative to his curb & gutter and surfacing assessments on Kane Street. Mr. James Becker addressed the Council relative to the purchase of ground across Kane street from his property, but the City failed to pay him for the ground they took from his property to put in the street. The Council recessed aT 10:40 P.M, and reconvened at 10:55 P.M., Communication of Robert & Ida McCabe et al objecting to the con- dition of the present surfacing of Kane Street, presented and read. Councilman Schaller moved that the communication be received and filed. Seconded by Councilman Schreiber. Carried by the following vote: Yeas-Mayor Takos, Councilmen Freund, Schaller, Schreiber, Schueller. Nays-None. Communication of Marguerite Baule objecting to the assessment of curb and gutter and surfacing of Marquette Place, as the assess- ments are far in excess of any special benefits conferred upon the property by the improvements in question, presented and read. At- torney Hal Reynolds addressed the Council on behalf of his client Marguerite Baule. Mayor Takos moved that one half of the curb & gutter and surfacing assessed against Marguerite Baule be paid out of the Street construction fund. Seconded by Councilman Schreiber. Carried by the following vote: Yeas-Mayor Takos, Councilmen Freund, Schaller, Schreiber, Schueller. Nays-None. January 4, 1960 RESOLUTION NO. 560 SCHEDULE OF ASSESSMENTS CITY OF DUBUQUE 1959 CONCRETE CURB & GUTTER PROJECT NO. 1. Resolved by the City Council of the City of Dubuque, Iowa: That to pay for CPfY OF DUBUQUE 1959 CONCRETE CURB AND GUTTER PROJECT NO. 1, SECTION 1 (ex- cept McClain Street) AND SEC- TION IIAND PART OF SECTION III, by Schueller Blacktop Co., cron- tractor in front of and adjoining the same, a special tax be and is hereby levied on several lots, and parts of lots, and parcels of real estate all as named, situated and owned, and for the several amounts set opposite each lot or parcel of real estate, as set forth in the fol- lowing schedule. Alpha Avenue from South prop erty Line of Illinois Avenue To North Property Line of Van Buren Street, with concrete curb & gutter. Hillcrest Builders, Inc. Lot 10, Rolling Ridge No. $ Block 2 ............................$ 187.29 Hillcrest Builders, Inc. Lot 9, Rolling Ridge, No. 2, Block 2 ............................ 48.48 Hillcrest Builders, Inc. Lot 8, Rolling Ridge, No. 2, -Block 2 ............................ 19.33 Hillcrest Builders, Inc. Lot 7, Rolling Midge No. 2, Block 2 ............................ 9.44 Hillcrest Builders, Inc. Lot 6, Rolling Ridge No. 2, Block 2 ............................ 6.47 Thomas A. & Louise C. Church, Lot 10, Rolling Ridge Sub. Block 1........ 158.67 Richard L. & Arline E. Duty, Lot 9, Rolling Ridge Sub, Block 1.......... 47.02 Ned H. & Ruth E. Ratekin, Lot 8, Rolling Ridge Sub. Block 1 ............................ 21.04 Harold W. & Ruby Ann Houner, Lot 7, Rolling Ridge Sub. Block 1.......... 9.59 Jerry E. & Mildred Barn- ard, Lot 6, Rolling Ridge Sub. Block 1 .................. 5.38 Frank Bresee, Lot 302, Lennox Add. Sub. Block 1 ........................................ 137.88 Frank Bresee, Lot 303, Lennox Add. Sub. Block 1 ........................................ 52.30 Regulaz Session, Frank Bresee, Lot 304 Lennox Add. Sub. Block 1 ........................................ 28.52 '. Frank Bresee, Lot 305 Lennox Add. Sub. Block 1 ........................................ 13.32 Ben A. & Marie T. Ernst, Lot 306, Lennox Add. 7.70 Ben A. & Marie A. Ernst, Lot 307, Lennox Add. 6.08 Thomas J. & Jean N. Evans, Lot 1, Rolling Ridge No. 2 Block 3...... 168.10 William L. & Norina G. Phillips, Lot 2, Rolling Ridge No. 2 Block 3........ 53.06 Joseph F. & Melita E. Buenker, Lot 3, Roling Ridge No. 2 Block 3........ 24.93 John R. & Phyllis L. Dru- ry, Lot 4, Rolling Ridge No. 2 Block 3 .................... 11.11 Geo. & Lois Dean, Lot 5, Rolling Ridge No. 2 Block 3 ............................ 7.44 Hillcrest Builders, Inc., Lot 6, Rolling Ridge No. 2 Block 3 .............................. 1.84 $1,025.09 *60 cu. yds excavation @ $0.60 ................................$ 38.00 6 sq. yds. driveways con- crete @ $6.00 ................ 38.00 *60 lin. ft. concrete curb & gutter removal @ $0.50 .................................. 30.00 432.7 lin, ft. concrete curb & gutter type "A" @ $2.00 .................................. 865.40 Total Amount ..............$ 967.40 Less City Share .............. 66.00 Assessable Amount ........$ 901.40 15% Extra Expense ........ 117.18 5% Interest 52 days ...... 8.51 Total Assessable Amt.....$1,025.09 All of which is assessed in propor- tion to special benefits conferred. AITa Place from North Property Line of Delaware street M South Property Line of Green Street with Concrete Curb & Gutter. Emil F. & Thelma K. Alt- haus, Lot 2-2-27, Mills West Dubuque ............:.....$ 88.85 City of Dubuque, Lot 1-27, -.Mills West Dubuque ........ 104.84 January 4, 1960 19 Paul E. &Lavonne Eisbach, Lot 26, Mills West Du- buque .................................. 185.73 Paul E. &Lavonne Eisbach, Lot 25 E. SO', Mills West Dubuque .............................. 44.32 Emil F. & Thelma K. Alt- haus, Lot 1-269, Wood- lawn Park Add ................. 48.55 Emil F. Althaus, Lot 268, Woodlawn Park Add....... 153.13 Joseph D. & Martina A. Vogt, Lot 267, Woodlawn Park Add ........................... 153.13 Joseph D. & Martina A. Vogt, Lot 266, Woodlawn Park Add . .......................... 153.13 Henry E. & Virginia J. Zim- merman, Lot 270, Wood- lawn Park Add ................. 187.00 Henry E. & Virginia J. Zim- merman, Lot 271 N~Fe, Woodlawn Park Add....... 76.57 Henry & Josephine Frost, Lot 271 S'Fz, Woodlawn Park Add . .......................... 76.57 Henry & Josephine Frost, Lot 272, Woodlawn Park Add . .................................... 153.13 Henry & Josephine Frost, Lot 273, Woodlawn Park Add . .................................... 153.13 Henry & Josephine Frost, Lot 274, Woodlawn Park Add ....................................... 153.13 Alfred H. & Celeste D. Rich- ard, Lot 285, Woodlawn '~ Park Add ........................... 173.80 Elmer Meloy, Lot 25 1-W 40', Mills West Dubuque.. ~ 39.32 ~ George N. Klauer, Lot 25 2-W 40', Mills West Du- buque .................................. 59.98 Eimer Meloy, Lot 1-24, Mills West Dubuque .................. 31.40 George N. Klauer, Lot 2-24, Mills West Dubuque ... .. 41.59 Elmer Meloy, Lot 1-23, Mills West Dubuque .................. 22.21 George N. Klauer, Lot 2-25, Mills West Dubuque ........ 14.88 Irma M. May, Lot 1-264, Woodlawn Park Add....... 42.11 Irma M. May, Lot 1-283, Woodlawn Park Add....... 42.11 Raymond J. & Laverle R. Herting, Lot 2-284, Wood- lawn Park Add ................. 131.48 Raymond J. & Laverle R. Herting, Lot 2-263, Wood- lawn Pazk Add ................. 111.03 20 Regular Session, G. L. & Bessie Kulander, Lot 28, Mills West Du- buque .................................. 4.99 Wm. Connery, Lot 301, Woodlawn Park ................ 15.03 $2,460.72 *397.08 cu. yds. excavation @ $0.60 ............................$ 238.25 '36.8 sq. ft. sidewalk con- crete @ $0.45 .................. 16.56 9 sq. yds. driveways con- crete @ 6.00 .................. 54.00 *68 lin. ft. concrete curb and gutter removal @ 0.50 .................................. 34.00 6603 lin. ft. concrete curb & gutter type "A" @ 2.00 .................................... 1320.60 38 lin. ft. 24" concrete pipe 2000D @ 8.00 ........ 304.00 92.6 lin. ft, concrete curb & gutter radius type "B" @ 2.00 .................... 185.20 2 no. of single catch basin @ 150.00 ........................ 300.00 'Extra work ...................... 13.43 Total Amount ............$2,466.04 Less City Share ................ 302.24 Assessable Amount ..........$2,163.80 13% Extra Expense .......... 281.29 5% Interest 52 days .......... 15.63 Total Assessable Amount..$2,460.72 All of which is assessed in pro- portion to special benefits con- ferred. Born Avenue from South Property Line of Indiana Avenue To North Property Line of Ridgeway Ave• nue, with Concrete Curb & Gut- ter. Wm. S Molo, Lot 251, Len- ox Add ...............................$ 92.13 Frank & Margazet Hamel, Lot 252, Lenox Addition.. 106.09 Frank & Margaret Hamel, Lot 253, N.15'-N.~/z, Len- ox Addition ........................ 32.42 James R. & Marguerite M. Robinson, Lot 253, 5.10'- N.~fz, Lenox Addition ...... 21.62 James R. & Marguerite M. Robinson, Lot 253, S.'fi, Lenox Addition ................ 74.51 James R. & Marguerite M. Robinson, Lot 254, N.'fz, Lenox Addition ................ 54.04 Laverne & Carole Otting, Lot 254, S.'/z, Lenox Ad- dition .................................. 54.04 4, 1980 Laverne & Carole Offing, Lot 255, Lenox Addition 128.68 Arthur S. & Helen S. Han- sel, Lot 256, Lenox Ad- dition .................................. 108.09 Arthur S. & Helen S. Han- sel, Lot 257, Lenox Addi- tion ...................................... 108.09 Bernard B. & Sylvia F. Win- ter, Lot 258, Lenox Addi- tion ...................................... 82.75 Bernard $. & Sylvia F. Win- ter, Lot 259, Lenox Ad- dition .................................. 18.15 Edw. J. & Lorraine Stolz, Lot 260, Lenox Addition 4.85 Edw. J. & Lorraine Stolz, Lot 261, Lenox Addition.. 1.11 Louis C. & Leona E. Hcef- flin, Lot 230, Lenox Ad- dition .................................. 1.94 Maurice & Charlene Read, Lot 231, Lenox Addition.. 9.44 Maurice & Charlene Read, Lot 232, Lenox Addition.. 11.SB Myrtle Koenig, Lot 233, Lennox Addition .............. 34.38 Wayne A. & Beverly R Pins, Lot 234, Lenox Ad- dition .................................. 30.88 Wayne A. & Beverly R. Pins, Lot 235, Lenox Addition ............................ 23.85 Earl & Ruth Falk, Lot 1-1-1- 1-4, Mineral Lot 257 ........ 128.01 Earl & Ruth Falk, Lot 1, Breezy Point Block 1 ...... 139.01 Robert J. & Mary Huber, Lot 2, Breezy Point Block 1 .............................. 305.36 John P. & Caroline Bradley, Lot 3, Breezy Point Block 1 ................................ 22(1.12 Earl & Ruth Falk, Lot 4, Breezy Point Block 1 ...... 203.88 $1,975.59 438 cu. yds. Excavation @ 0.80 ..................................$ 282.80 1 No. of Concrete headwall @ 50.00 .......................... 50.00 12 sq. yds. concrete drive- way @ 8.00 .................... 72.00 35 lin. ft. concrete curb removal @ 0.50 ............ 17.50 722.4 lin. ft. curb & gut- ter type "A" @ 2.00 .... 1 ,444.80 '178 lin. ft. 15" RCP 2000D pipe @ 5.60 ........ 978.00 35.2 lin. ft. Radius curb & gutter type "B" @ 2.00 70.40 1 No. of Single catch baa- in @ 150.00 .................... 150.00 i- 4 v iyf Regular *1 No. of Tree removal 6"-9" @ 15.00 ................ *1 No. of Tree removal 16"-18" @ 90.00 ............ *x•~r«~ w,.«tr Session, January A, 1960 21 Paul B. & Mary Schmid and 15.00 Samuel & Lois Pusateri, Lot 60, O'Neills Sub. 90.00 No. 3 .................................. 118.02 nt oe Total Amount ............$3,232.74 'Less City Share .............. 1,495.54 $1,737.20 13% Extra Expense ........ 225.84 5% Interest 52 days ........ 12.55 Total Assessable Amount..$1,975.59 All of which is assessed in pro- portion to special benefits con- ferred. Collins Street from South Property Line of Lombard Street to Sou/h Property Lim of St. Jeseph Street with Concrete Curb & Gutter. University of Dubuque, Steffens Place ..................$521.87 University of Dubuque, Lot 1-2, Mineral Lot 156 ........1,862.77 Herbert Dilworth, Lot 48, O'Neills Sub. No. 3 .......... 81.19 Herbert Dilworth, Lot 47, O'Neills Sub. No. 3 .......... 118.02 Herbert Dilworth, Lot 4S, O'Neills Sub. No. 3 .......... 115.02 Herbert Dilworth, Lot 49, O'Neills Sub. No. 3 .......... 118.02 Herbert Dilworth, Lot 50, O'Neills Sub. No. 3 .......... 118.02 Herbert Dilworth, Lot 51, O'Neills Sub. No. 3 .......... 118.02 Herbert Dilworth, Lot 52, O'Neills Sub. No. 3 .......... 118.02 Herbert Dilworth, Lot 53, O'Neills Sub. No. 3 .......... 118.02 Herbert Dilworth, Lot 54, O'Neills Sub. No. 3 .......... 118.02 Herbert Dilworth, Lot 55, O'Neills Sub. No. 3 .......... 118.02 Charles J. k Jean A. Hamb- lin, Lot 56, O'Neills Sub. No. 3 .................................. 118.02 Charles J. & Jean A. Hamb- lin, Lot 57, O'Neills Sub. No. 3 .................................. 118.02 Paul B. & Mary Schmid and Samuel & Lois Pusateri, Lot 58, O'Neills Sub. No. 3 .................................... 118.02 Paul B. & Mary Schmid and Samuel & Lois Pusateri, Lot 59, O'Neills Sub. No. 3 .................................... 118.02 $4,118.11 *673 cu. yds. Excavation @ $0.60 ..........................$ 403.80 1431.4 lin. ft. concrete curb & gutter type "A" @ 2.00 .............................. 2,862.80 33 lin. ft. 24" concrete pipe 2000D @ 8.00 ........ 264.00 97.2 lin. ft. concrete curb & gutter radius type <~B„ @ 2.00 .................... 194.40 2 no. of single catch basin @ 150.00 ........................ 300.00 *12 No. of Tree removal 6"-9" @ 15.00 ................ 180.00 *2 No. of Tree removal 10"-12" @ 30.00 ............ 60.00 *1 No. of Tree removal 13"-15" @50.00 ............ 50.00 *5 No. of Tree removal 18"•24" @ 90.00 ............ 450.00 *3 No. of Tree removal 25"-30" @80.00 ............ 270.00 'Extra work ...................... 3,205.67 Total Amount ............$8,240.67 Less City Share ................ 4,619.47 Assessable Amount ..........$3,021.20 13% Extra Expense .......... 470.76 b% Interest 52 days ........ 28.1b Total Assessable Amount..$4,118.11 Ali of which is assessed in pro- portion to special benefits con- ferred. Evergreen Street from North Prop- erty Line of Lot 1 Block 5 Clover Hills Sub. Po South Property Line of Kaufmann Avenue with ConcreTe Curb $ GuTfer. Douglas & Ann Brotherton, Lot 1, Katherine J. Seip- pel Sub ...............................$368.89 Herbert Dilworth, Lot 2, Katherine T. Seippel Sub. 348.42 Herbert Dilworth, Lot 5, Katherine J. Seippei Sub. 319.91 Herbert Dilworth, Lot 8, Katherine J. Seippel Sub. 331.80 Herbert Dilworth, Lot 6, Katherine J. Seippel Sub. 344.91 Herbert Dilworth, Lot T, Katherine J. Seippel Sub. 292.57 Carl J. & Kathleen E. Win- ter, Lot 2.1.2.1-1-1-Y2,2.1- 2-1 Highland Farm .......... 92.95 22 Regulaz Session, James J. & Janice L. Stier- man, Lot 1-1-2-1-1-1-1-2-2- 1-2-1 except S. 70' High- land Farm .......................... 148.25 John P. & Eliz. Lippert, Lot 2-2-1-1-1-1-2-2-1-2-1 H i g b- land Farm .......................... 13.03 John P. & Eliz. Lippert, Lot 1-1-1-1-2-1-1-1-2-2-1-2-1 High- land Farm .......................... 33.15 Stanley B. & Catherine M. Veach, Lot 2-1-1-1-2-1-1-1- 2-2-1-2-1 Highland Farm.... 24.31 $2,318.19 *149 cu. yds. Excavatiat @ $0.60 ..........................$ 89.40 17.92 sq. yds. Concrete driveways @ 6.00 .......... 107.52 526.2 lin. ft. Concrete Curb & Gutter Type °A» @ 2.00 ...................... 1052.40 24.5 lin. ft. 36" concrete pipe 2000D @ 15.00 ...... 387.50 17.7 lin. ft. 18" concrete pipe 2000 D @ 6.50...... 115.05 48 lin. Ft. concrete curb & gutter type "B" @ 2.00 .................................. 96.00 2 no. of Single Catch bas- in @ 150.00 .................... 300.00 Total Amount ............$2,127.87 Less City Share .................. 89.40 Assessable Amount ..........$2,038.47 13% Extra Expense ........ 265.00 5% Interest 52 days .......... 14.72 Total Assessable Amount..$2,318.19 All of which is assessed in pro- portion to special benefits con- ferred. Harrison Street from South Prop- erty Line of Jones To North Property Line of Dodge Street wiPh Concrete Curb & Gutter. Emily P. Stampfer, 'Fz Int., Lot 559, City Lots ............$109.00 Meridith Stampfer Hardie, 'h Int., Lot 559, City Lots 109.00 Thomas M. Stampfer, Lot 558, N.1S'-N.ziS City Lots.. 36.64 Leonard & Frances O'Meara, Lot 558, E.70'-S.ifa City Lots ...................................... 111.94 Midland Laboratories, Lot 557, N.40' except W.18' City Lots ............................ 119.44 Emily Stampfer, Lot 557, 5.35' except W.18' City Lots .................................... 75.16 January 4, 1960 Stampfer Building Co., Lot 556, N.35 except W.18' City Lots ............................ 54.31 Tri State Oil Co., Lot 556, W.a/a-S.'h except W.18' City Lots ............................ 16.07 Charles J. Murphy, Lot 556, E.~/a S.'h City Lots .......... 75.38 Tri State Oil Co., Lot 1-555 except W.18' City Lots...... 122.08 Tri State Oil Co., Lot &555 City Lots ............................ 118.98 Thomas M. Stampfer, Lot 558, 15.52'-N.ya except W. 18' City Lots ................ 14.53 Leonard & Frances O'Meara, Lot 558, 2-5.32'-N.~fs City Lots ...................................... 51.08 Sabyl H. Kretschmer & Courtland F. Hillyard, Trustees, Lot 1-541 City Lots .................................... 1119.94 Sabyl H. Kretschmer & Courtland F. Hillyazd, Trustees, Lot 2-541 City Lots .................................... 84.55 Sabyl H. Kretschmer & Courtland F. Hillyazd, Trustees, Lot 542 City Lots .................................... 155.54 First National Bank Trus- tee, Lot 1-543 City Lots .... 158.22 Sabyl H. Kretschmer & Courtland F. Hillyard, Trustees, Lot 1-2-543 City Lots .................................... 5.04 Y~Courtland ~F.~ Hillyazd, Trustees, Lot 2-2-543 City Lots .................................... 0.77 First National Bank, Trus- tee, Lot 1-1-544 City Lot.. 124.54 Sabyl H. Kretschmer & Courtland F. Hillyazd, Trustees, Lot 2-1-544 City Lots .................................... 1.02 Sabyl H. Kretschmer & Courtland F. Hillyard, Trustees, Lot 2-544 City Lots .................................... 55.14 Hurd Most Sash & Door Co., Inc., Lot 545 City Lots...... 150.06 Hurd Most Sash & Door Co., Inc., Lot 546 City Lots...... 187.33 Hurd Most Sash & Door Co., Inc., Lot 547 City Lots...... 183.64 Hurd Most Sash & Door Co., Inc., Lot 548 City Lot...... 144.00 Tri State Oil Co., Lot 555, E. 101'11 City Lots ............ 26.12 Regular Session, January 4, 1960 23 Tri State Oil Co., Lot 554, E.102'-N.'fs City Lots ........ 183.62 Tri State Oil Co., Lot 556, N.'/s City Lots .................... 93.20 $2,676.34 •1272.3 cu. yds. Excava- t ' lion @ 0.60 ....................$ 763.38 f '399 sq. yds. Concrete Pavement removal @ 0.50 .................................. 199.50 *141.7 sq. ft. Concrete ~ sidewalk 4" thick @ ~ :' 0.45 .................................. 63.77 79.7 sq. yd. Driveways con- ' Crete @ 6.00 .................. 478.20 *31 lin. ft. Concrete curb ~ & gutter removal @ ~. 0.50 .................................. 15.50 538.5 lin. ft. Concrete curb & Gutter type °A" @ 2.00 .................................... 1,077.00 6 lin. ft. 24" concrete pipe 2000D @ 8.00 .................. 48.00 42.3 lin. ft. Concrete curb & gutter radius type ~ „B» @ 2.00 .................... 84.60 44 lin. ft. 12" Concrete pipe 2000D @ 4.90 ........ 215.60 3 No. of Single catch bas- in concrete @ 150.00.... 450.00 'Extra work ........................ 162.54 Total Amouat ............$3,558.09 Less City Share ................ 1,204.69 ll Assessable Amount ..........$2,353.40 ! 13% Extra Expense .......... 305.94 5% Interest 52 days .......... 17.00 Total Assessable Amt.......$2,676.34 All of which is assessed in pro _ portion to special benefits con- ferred. Illinois Avenue from West Prop- . erTy Line of Drexel fo the South ~:. Property Line of Pennsylvania Avenue with Concrete Curb & Gutter. - American Trust & Savings Bank, Lot 2, Molo & Schrup Place No. 3 ..........$275.26 ~ Irwin A. & Luella Muchow, Lot 1, Rolling Ridge No. 2, Block 2 .......................... 190.03 Robt. F. & Bernadine Shook, Lot 2, Rolling Ridge No. 2, Block 2 .......................... 168.96 Richard C. & Margaret C. Pike, Lot 3, Rolling Ridge No. 2, Block 2 .................. 168.96 Meredith E. & E. Jane Malchaw, Lot 4, Rolling Ridge No. 2, Block 2 ........ 168.96 Hillcrest Builders, Lot 5, Rolling Ridge No. 2, Block 2 ................................ 168.96 Robert Earl & Janet Ann Welu, Lot 6, Rolling Ridge No. 2, Block 2 ........ 168.96 Prentice J. & LaVonne Bur- dick, Lot 7, Rolling Ridge No. 2, Block 2 .................. 168.96 Lieghton & June Noonan, Lot 8, Rolling Ridge No. 2, Block 2 .......................... 168.96 William D. & Elaine Callag- han, Lot 9, Rolling Ridge No. 2, Block 2 .................. 168.96 Joseph C. & Eliz. C. Breit- bach, Lot 10, Rolling Ridge No. 2, Block 2 ........ 162.40 Matilda Spies, Lot 320, Len- nox Add ............................. 150.73 Matilda Spies, Lot 319, Len- nox Add ............................. 130.26 Matilda Spies, Lot 318, Len- nox Add ............................. 130.26 Lester & Dorothy Plumley, Lot 317, Lennox Add....... 156.25 Herbert E. & Irene Gourley, Lot 398, Lennox Add....... 100.14 Herbert E. & Irene Gourley, Lot 399, Lennox Add....... 121.26 Frank & Eliz. Hansen, Lot 357, Lennox Add ............. 129.28 Frank & Eliz. Hansen, Lot 358, Lennox Add ............... 141.40 Charles J. & Ethleen O. Schrup, Lot 349, Lennox Add . .................................... 137.17 Charles J. & Ethleen 0. Schrup, Lot 378, Lennox Add . .................................... 96.46 Charles J. & Ethleen 0. Schrup, Lot 345, Lennox Add . .................................... 128.03 Charles J. & Ethleen O. Schrup, Lot 344, Lennox Add . .................................... 124.09 Lester & Dorothy Plumley, Lot 316, Lennox Add....... 72.54 Charles J. & Ethleen Schrup, Lot 347, Lennox Add . .................................... 72.25 Charles J. & Ethleen Schrup, Lot 346, Lennox Add . .................................... 32.74 American Trust & Savings Bank, Lot 1-1, Molo & Schrup Place No. 2 .......... 78.40 Hillcrest Builders, Lot I, Molo & Schrup place No. 1 .................................... 804.91 24 Regular Session, American Trust & Savings Bank, Lot 2, Molo & Schrup Place No. 1 .......... 115.60 Herbert E. & Irene Gourley, Lot 400, Lennox Add....... 71.71 Ethel Wendlandt, Lot 401, Lennox Add ....................... 38.10 Mettel Realty & Inv. Co., Lot 403, Leanox Add....... 11.00 Mettel Realty & Inv., Lot 404, 5.42', Lennox Add..... 8.06 Frank & Eliz. Hanson, Lot 359, Lennox Add . ............ 59.72 Frank & Eliz. Hanson, Lot 380, Lennox Add ............. 27.83 Mettel Realty & Inv., Lot 1-402, Lennox Add........... 12.81 Ethel Wendlandt, Lot 2-402, Lennox Add ....................... 5.33 Hillcrest Builders, Inc., Lat 8, Rolling Ridge Sub. No. 2, Block 5 .......................... 13.85 Hillcrest Builders, Inc., Lot 7, Rolling Ridge Sub. No. 2, Block 5 .......................... 26.55 Hillcrest Builders, Inc., Lot 8, Rolling Ridge Sub. No. 2, Block 5 .......................... 64.80 Hillcrest Builders, Inc, Lot 9, Rolling Ridge Sub. No. 2, Block 5 .......................... 257.41 Thomas J. & Jean M. Evans, Lot 1, Rolling Ridge No. 2, Block 3 .......................... 148.90 William L. & Norma Phil- lips, Lot 2, Rolling Ridge No. 2, Block 3 .................... 189.34 Joseph F. & Melita E. Buen- ker, Lot 3, Rolling Ridge No. 2, Block 3 .................... 169.34 John R. & Phylli-s Drury, Lot 4, Rolling Ridge No. 2, Block 9 .......................... 169.34 Geo. W. & Lois J. Dean, Lot 5, Rolling Ridge No. 2, Block 3 .......................... 169.34 Hillcrest Builders, Inc., Lot 6, Rolling Ridge No. 2, Block 3 .............................. 189.34 Hillcrest Builders, Inc., Lot 7, Rolling Ridge No. 2, Block 3 .............................. 189.34 Hillcrest Builders, Inc., Lot 2-1, Molo & Schrup Place No. 2 .................................. 312.82 $6,675.87 •1022.9 cu. yds. Excava- tion @$0.60 ..................$ 613.74 48 sq. yds. concrete drive- way @ 6.00 .................. 28$.00 January 4, 1960 *27 lin. ft. cronerete curb & gutter removal @ 0.50 .................................. 13.50 2150.7 lin. ft. concrete curb & gutter type "A" @ 2.00 .............................. 4,301.40 38 lin. ft. 24" concrete pipe 2000D @ 8.00 ........ 304.00 2195 lin. ft, concrete curb & gutter radius type aB„ @ 2.00 ...................... 439.00 2 No. of double catch bas- in @225.00 .................... 450.00 Total Amount ............$8,400.64 Less City Share ................ 627.24 Assessable Amount ..........$5,782.40 13% Extra Expense .......... 751.71 5% Interest 52 days .......... 41.75 Total Assessable Amount..$6,575.87 All of which is assessed in pro- portion to special benefits con- ferred. Kane Street from North Property Line of Kaufmann Avenue to East Property Line of Primrose Street, with Concrete Curb 8 Gutter. Gerald & Bernice Havens, Lot 1-1-2159, L. H. Lang- worthys Add . ....................$412.56 Ralph J. & Marie Cremer, Lot 1-2-Sub: 1-159 & 2-2- 159, L. H. Langworthys Add . .................................... 218.90 Joseph Vogt, Lot 1-1, Vogt Place .................................. 837.77 Joseph Vogt, Lot 2-1, Vogt Place .................................. 103.08 Eldon A. & Ethel Vogt, Lot 2, Vogt Place .................... 22.28 Louise M, Schmid, Lot 161, L. H. Langwarthys Add..... 132.85 Gerald & Bernice Havens, Lot 1-163, L. H. Langwor- thYS Add ...........................1,018.42 Gerald & Bernice Havens, Lot 1-2-163, L. H. Lang- worthys Add .....................1,078.88 ~ James G. & Eliz. Becker, Lot 2-1-1-158, L. H. Lang- ', worthys Add ..................... 218.41 '~, Floyd D. & Dorothy Knuppe, Lot 1-1-1-156, L. H. Lang- I worthYS Add . .................... 218.25 ' Martin & Bertha Riedi, Lot 2-1-158, L. H. Langwor- thys Add ............................. 317.40 Regular Sessiun, Alfred J. ~ Mary Catherine Meyer, Lot 157, L. H. Langworttiys Add .......:..... 361.28 ~ t`eb. 7. k Agnes Theis, Lot " 9, W. Rebman's Sub......... 9.55 Geo. J. & Agnes Theis, Lot 10, W. Rebman's Sub....... 14.51 Geo. J. be Agnes Theis, Lot , il, W. Rebman's Sub....... 23.48 Geo. J. & Agnes Theis, Lot 'i j 12, W. Rebman's Sub....... 64.16 '. Leo S. & Marie B. Hickie, Lot 13, W. Rebman's Sub. 64.16 Leo S. & Marie B. Hickie, Lot 14, W. Rebman's Sub. 23.48 Leo S. & Marie B. Hiekie, Lot 16, W. Rebman's Sub. 14.51 Led S. & Marie B. Hickie, Lot 16, W. Rebman's Sub. 9.55 i Mettel Realty & InV. Ca., tat ldd-1 Young Prim- ' rose Place .....................:.:.. 99.04 Mettel Realty & Inv. Co., ~ C Lot 1-1-2-2 Young Prim• k. rose Place .......................... 314.11 Rolland b. & Lucille Jones, Lot 2-1.22 Young Prim- - rose Place .......................... 290.74 Ronald L. & Eileen Newton, Let 2-2-2 Young Primrose Place .................................... 279.11 Earl G. ~ Stella Engler, isot &1,2 Young Primrose Place .................................... 271.18 kiehard & Mae Noel, Lot (ti ,. 1-2-1-1 Young Primrose Place .................................... 0.71 Clarence J. & RutH From- melt, Lot 1-1-1-2 Young Primrose Place ................ 315.49 r " Thurman 0. & Ann Priess Anderson, Lot 21-1-2 Young Primrose Place .... 67.21 Orland C. & Verle D. Dris- coil, Lot 1-21 Young t -- Primrose Place .................. 41.50 ' Richard & Mae Noel, Let 2-2-1 Young Primrose Place .................................. 4.51 Richard & Mae Noel, Lot i-2-1-2 E. Youngs Place.... 14.80 Clarence & Mary Splinter, Lot 1-1-1 Mineral Lot 347 14.90 Clarence & Mary Splinter, Lot 2-1-1-2 E. Youngs Place .................................... 1.83 City of Dubuque, Lot 13, Grommersch Place ............ 896.66 Melinda A, Gauer, Lot 1-2- 1~ Mineral Lot 34b .......... 761.17 January 4, 1960 2,5 Wm. & Lucina Connery, Lot 2-1-1.1-1-2 Mineral Lot 345 151.81 Anna J. Bollinger, Lot 2-1 Mineral Lat 345 ................ 856.30 Clarence & Mary Splinter, Lot 2.2-1-2, E. Youngs Place .................................... 1.43 Clarence & Mary Splinter, Lot 2-2-1-1 Young Prim- rose Place .......................... 0.13 $9,343.71 *1,784.0 cu. yds. Excava- tion @ $t1.60 ....................$1,070.40 *44.5 lin. ft. concrete curb & gutter type "A" @ 2.00 .................................. 89.00 *42.9 lin. ft. concrete curb & gutter type "B» ra- dius @ 2.00 .................... 85.80 *50 sq, ft. concrete side- walk 4" thick @ 0.45.... 22.50 37.01 sq. yd. concrete driveways @ 6.00 .......... 222.08 *l40 lin, ft. concrete curb removal @ 0.50 ............ 70.00 2412.9 lin. ft. concrete curb & gutter type "A" @ 2.00 ............................ 4,825.80 252.0 lin. ft. 24" concrete pipe 2000D @ 8.00 ........ 2,016.00 49.8 lin. ft. concrete curb & gutter radius type ,~B„ Cry 2.00 .................... 99.60 72.0 lin. ft. 12" concrete pipe 2000D @ 4.90 ........ 352.8(1 350 lin. ft. property pur- chase @ 2.00 ................ 700.00 *3 No. of tree removal 6"- 8" @ 15.00 ...................... 45.00 *2 No. of tree removal 10"-12" @ 30.00 ............ 80.00 *3 No. of tree removal 16"-18" @ 90.00 ............ 270.00 *1 No. of tree removal 31"-36" @ 90.00 ............ 90.00 *Extra work ........................ 1,278.82 Total Amount ..........$11,295.58 Less City Share .................. 3,079.32 Assessable Amount ..........$8,216.2fi 13% Extra Expense .......... 1,068.1] 5% Interest 52 days .......... 59.39 Total Assessable Amount..$9,343.71 All of which is assessed in pro portion to special benefits con ferred. 26 Regular Session, Kaufmann Avenue from EasT Prop- erty Line of Evergreen }o Easf Property Line of Theda Drive with Concrete Curb & Gutter. Herbert Dilworth, Lot 2-1-1- 2-1-2-2-1-2-1 E. 70.30' High- land Farm ..........................$291.49 Richard A. & Barbara A. Freund, Lot 1-1-1-1-2-1-2- 2-1-2-1 Highland Fzrm...... 274.22 City of Dubuque, Lot 2-1- 1-1-2-1-2-2-1-2-1 Highland Farm .................................... 207.81 , Douglas & Ann Brotheron, Lot 1, Katherine J. Seip- pel Sub ............................... 93.86 Herbert Dilworth, Lot 2, Katherine J. Seippel Sub. 302.74 Herbert Dilworth, Lot 5, Katherine J. Seippel Sub. 64.82 Herbert Dilworth, Lot 8, Katherine J. Seippel Sub. 24.10 Herbert Dilworth, Lot 6, Katherine J. Seippel Sub. 6.54 Herbert Dilworth, Lot 2-1-1- &1-2-2-1-&1 W. 80' High- land Farm .......................... 351.25 $1,818.63 573 cu. yds. Excavation @ $0.60 ................................$ 343.80 5.92 sq. yds. Concrete driveways @ 6.00 .......... 35.52 5.94 sq. yds. Concrete Al- ley drive section @ ~ 6.00 .................................. 35.64 ' 5 lin. ft. Concrete curb & gutter removal @ 0.50.. 2.50 355.5 lin. ft. Concrete curb & gutter type "A" @ 2.00 .................................. 711.00 *24.5 lin. ft. 36" concrete pipe 2000D @ 15.00 ...... 367.50 17.6 lin. ft. 18" concrete pipe 2000D @ 6.50 ........ 114.40 1 no. of double catch bas- in @ 225.00 .................... 225.00 2 no. of single catch bas- in @ 150.00 .................. 300.00 *Extra work ...................... 278.94 Total Amount ....................$2,414.30 Less City Share ................ 992.74 Assessable Amount ..........$1,421.56 13% Extra Expense ........ 184.80 5% Interest 52 days ........ 10.27 Total Assessable Amount..$1,616.63 All of which is assessed in pro- portion to special benefits con- ferred. January 4, 1960 Lindale Street from East Prop erty Line of Woodlawn STreef to WesT Property Line of Lot 1.1- 1.1.1-2.31 of Highland Park Ad• difion with Concrete Curb & Gutter. John G. & Mary R. Cullen, Lot 2-130 Highland Park Add . ....................................$150.31 Woodrow W. & Mary K. Bockhaus, Lot 2-1-29, Highland Park Add......... 150.31 Edgar & Mary Theisen, Lot 1-1-30 Highland Pazk Add. 24.47 Edgar & Mary Theisen, Lot 1-1-29, Highland Park Add . .................................... 25.88 Sadie E. Bush, Lot 1-2-30, Highland Pazk Add......... 177.79 Norbert J. & Leona M. C. Nauman, Lot 1-2-29, High- land Park Add ................... 174.85 Robert L. & Hazel C. Stroh- meyer, Lot 1, Fullerton Place .................................. 8.85 Robert C. & Lorraine M. Stone, Lot 2, Fullerton Place .................................. 3.13 Russell S. & Monica Ful- lerton, Lot 2-2-2-1-1-1-2-2- 1-2-1 Highland Farm ........ 7.87 $723.04 *186 cu. yds. Excavation @ $0.60 ............................$ 112.80 12 sq. yds. driveway con- crete @ 6.00 .................. 72.00 *11 lin, ft. concrete curb & gutter removal @ 0.50 .................................. 5.50 270.2 lin. ft. concrete curb & gutter type "A" @ 2.00 .................................. 540.40 11.7 lin. ft. concrete curb & gutter radius type „B„ @ 2.00 ...................... 23.40 *Extra work ...................... 55.12 Total Amount ....................$ 809.22 Less City Share ................ 173.42 Assessable Amount ..........$ B35.80 13% Extra Work ................ 82.65 5% Interest 52 days ........ 4.59 $ 723.04 All of which is assessed in pro- portion to special benefits con- ferred. Marquette Street Turn around from existing concrete curb To the South Property Line of 2.23 of Audubon Addition fo the Easf Regulaz Session, ~' Property Line of Lot 308 Glen- dale Addition No. 3 with Con- crete Curb 6 Gutter. t Arnold & Virginia Buechele, Lot 4, Audubon Addition..$110.06 Arnold & Virginia Buechele, ~ x Lot 2-2-3, Audubon Addi- ~ tion ...................................... 74.40 John H. & Rosa Zurcher, `.; ! Lot 1-2-3, Audubon Addi- lion ...................................... 74.36 , I John H. & Rosa Zurcher, Lot 1-2, Audubon Addi- lion ...................................... ~ 33.62 _ John H. & Rosa Zurcher, Lot 1-3, Audubon Addi- lion ...................................... 2.18 John H. & Rosa Zurcher, Lot 2-2, Audubon Addi- lion ...................................... 150.03 John E. & Nancy Zurcher, Lot 1, Audubon Addition.. 203.87 John A. & Patricia A. I Schlueter, Lot 24, Audu- '. bon Addition .................... "85.11 '. Marguerite Baule, Lot 309, ', Glendale Addition ............ 88.83 Marguerite Baule, Lot 308, Glendale Addition ............ 107.83 Alfred J. & Esther M. : Schiltz, Lot 20, Mettels Sub ....................................... 2.90 Total Amount ....................... .$913.19 74.54 sq. ft. sidewalk 4" thick @$0.45 ................$ 33.54 G, 5.8 sq. yds. alley drive sec- tions @ $6.00 .................. 34.80 "130.9 cu, yds. Excavation @ $0.60 .......................... 78.54 9 sq. yds. Concrete drive- waYS @ 8.00 .................. 54.00 i 194.4 lin. ft. Concrete Curb & Gutter type "A" @ 2.00 ............................ 388.80 162.7 lin. ft. Concrete Curb & Gutter radius type "B" @ 2.00 ............ 325.40 "+ *Extra work ........................ 1,345.76 Total Amount ....................$2,260.84 Less City Share ................ 1,457.84 Assessable Amount .......... 803.00 13% Extra Expense .......... 104.39 t 5% Interest 52 days .......... 5.80 Total Assessable Amount..$ 913.19 A]1 of which is assessed in pro- portion to the special benefits con- ferred. "Assessment to be paid by City of Dubuque. January 4, 1960 27 Ohio Avenue from SouiF. Prop- erty Line of Pe nnsyl vania to North Property Line of Illinois Avenue with Concrete C urb & GuTTer. Hillcrest Builders, Lot 1, Molo & Schrup Place No. 1 ...................... .......... ..1 ,155.26 Hillcrest Builders, Lot 1, Rolling Ridge Sub . No. 2 Block 5 ................. .......... ... 152.82 Hillcrest Builders, Lot 2, Rolling Ridge Sub. No. 2, Block 5 ................... ......... .... 138.75 Hillcrest Builders, Lot 3, Rolling Ridge Sub. No. 2, Black 5 ................. ......... .... 138.75 Hillcrest Builders, Lot 4, Rolling Ridge Sub . No. 2, Block 5 ................. ......... .... 159.22 Hillcrest Builders, Lot 5, Rolling Ridge Sub . No. 2, Block 5 ................. ......... .... 159.22 Hillcrest Builders, Lot 8, Rolling Ridge Sub . No. 2, Block 5 ................. ......... .... 159.22 Hillcrest Builders, Lot 7, Rolling Ridge Sub . No. 2, Block 5 ................. ......... .... 159.22 Hillcrest Builders, Lot 8, Rolling Ridge Sub . No. 2, Block 5 ................ .......... .... 159.22 Hillcrest Builders, Lot 9, Rolling Ridge Sub . No. 2, Block 5 ................ .......... .... 181.14 $2,562.62 *249.7 cu. yds. Excavation @ $0.60 ..........................$ 149.82 15 sq. yds. concrete drive- ways @ 6.00 .................. 90.00 1034.6 lin. ft, concrete curb & gutter type "A" @ 2.00 .............................. 2069.20 47.1 lin. ft. concrete curb & gutter radius type „B„ @ 2.00 .................... 94.20 Total Amount ....................$2,403.22 Less City Share ................ 149.82 Assessable Amount ..........$2,253.40 13% Extra Expense .......... 292.94 5% Interest 52 days ........ 16.28 Total Assessable Amount..$2,562.82 All of which is assessed in pro- portion to special benefits con- ferred. 28 Regular Session, January 4, 1990 1959 Cityof Dubuque Goncrele ConereTe Curb A Gvtter for Grend- Curb 8: Gutter Project No. 1 view from The NerTh PreRertY SECTION 1 Line of Kaufmann To South prop- erf„ Line of Kane SfreeT. Total Cost ..........................$!8,185.61 City Share ........................ 14,257.72 Assessable Amount ........$31,927.89 13% Extra Expense ........ 4,150.81 5% Interest-52 days .... 230.60 Total Assessable Amount $36,309.10 Chaney Road from North Property Line of Asbury Road To South Property Line of Kaufmann Ave- nue with Concrete Cvrb & GuT- ter. SECTION II Dominican College of St. Rose of Lima, Lot 1, St. Rose Place ..............$2,030.23+ Archdiocese of Dubuque, Lot 1-2, St, Rose Place 1,324.83' Mt. St. Mernard, Lot 1-1- sub-1-1-2, High 1 a n d Farm .............................. 3,937.77' Mt. St. Bernard, Lot 1.1- 2-1-sub-1-1-2, Highland Farm .............................. 2,835.94' Dominican College of St. Rose of Lima, Lot 2-1- 2-1-1-1-2, H i g h l a n d Farm .............................. 1,014.53' $11,143.30 'City of Dubuque to Pay 'h Assess- ment. 4.95 sq. yd. concrete driveways @ $6.00 ......$ 29.70 '122 lin. ft. concrete curb & gutter removal @ 0.50 .......................... 81.00 4597 lin. ft. concrete curb & gutter type "A" @ 1.95 .................. 8,964.15 36 lin. ft. 18" concrete pipe 2000D @ 8.50 ...... 234.00 158,9 lin. ft. concrete curb & gutter radius type "B" @ 1.95 .......... 270.85 2 No. of Single catch bas- ins @ 150.00 ................ 300.00 Extra work ...................... 317.40 Total Amount ..................$10,177.10 Less City Share .............. 378.40 Total Assessable Amount $9,796.70 13%* Extra Expenses ...... 1,273.83 5% Interest-52 days .... 70.77 Total Assessable Amount $11,143.30 All of which is assessed in pro- portion to special benefits con- ferred. SECTION 111 Dale, Weigand, Lot 1-1.230 Burton's Addition ..........$ 25.04' Johnson, Geo. M. & Cora, Lot 2.1.1.1-1-1-1-1 Miner- al Lot 342 ........................ 501.17 Weigand, Aale, Lot 1-1-1- 1-1-1-1-1-1 Mineral Lot 342 .................................... 994.38' Weigand, Dale R. & Hilda, Lot 1-1-1 Mineral Lot 337 .................................... 883.66' Saffron, George, Lot 1-1-1- 1-1-2 Willy Place ............1,360.07 Spechtenhauser, John G•, Lot 1-1-1-2-1-1-1 Mineral Lot 342 ............................ 171.98 Matous, Jottn A. & 13ar- riety, Lot 1.2-1-2.1-1-1 Mineral Lot 342 .............. 18.61 Gao. Saffron, Lot 2, Mary crest Sub- Hlock 5 ........,. 263.38 Gees. Saffron, Lot 1, Mary- crest Sub. Block 6 .......... 49.04 Geo. Saffron, Lot 3, Mary- crest Sub. Block 5 .......... 200.04 Gao. Saffron, Lot 4, Mary- crest Sub. Block 5 .......... 194.28 Geo. Saffron, Lot 5, Mary- crest Sub. Block 5 .......... 18$.83 Geo. Saffron, Lot 8, Mary- crest Sub. Blcek 5 ........,, 487.77 May, C. J. & Carolina, Lot 14, Marycrest Sub. Hloek 4 ............................ 222.34 May, C. 7. & Caroline, Lot 13, Marycrest Sub. Block 4 ............................ 28.34 May, C. J. & Caroline, Lot 12, Marycrest Sub. Block 4 ............................ 17.88 May, C. J. & Caroline, Lqt 11, Marycrest Sub. Block 4 .............................. 10.14 May, 0.J. & Caroline, Lot 10, Marycrest Sub. Block 4 ............................ 00.75 City of Dubuque share of special assessments ....,. 300.52 $5,918,14 *Assessmeat to be paid by City of Dubuque as per agreement, '16.4 sq. yds. Concrete drivawaYS @ S sa• yds. @ 6.00 .............................. 88.40 Session, January q, 196(1 99 18,2 sq. yds. Concrete driveways @ 3 sq. yds. @ 6.04 .,......,.. ................... 97.20 t 528.5 ]in. ft. Curb Remov- al @ 0.50 ........................ 264.25 2360.3 lin. ft. Curb & Gut- ter type "A" @ 1.90 ...... 4,484.57 !.:.- '557.1 tin. ft. Curb & Gut- ter type "A" @ 1.94 ....., 878.49 187.5 lin. ft. Curb & 4ut- t ter type "B" @ 1.90 ...... 356.25 ~ 48.4 lin, ft. Curb & Gut- I ter type "B" @ 1.90 ...... 91.96 i *Extra Work (Lump) ........ 812.94 Total cost ............................$8,884.06 *CitY Share ........................ 1,681.79 $5,208.27 13% Extra Expense .......... 678,30 5% Interest-52 days ... 37.97 i I $5,916.14 All of which is assessed in pro- portion to the special benefits con- i ferred. F Passed, adopted and approved A this 4th day of January 1980, PETER J. TAKOS Mayor GEORGE A. FREUND ~ LEO N. SCHiTF.T.T.F.R LOUIS SCHALLER JORN P. SCHREIBER Councilmen Attest: LEO F. FHOMMELT k City Clerk Councilman Schueller moved the adoption of the resolutloa. Second- ed by Councilman Freund. Car- ried by the following vote: Xeas-Mayor Takos, Councilmen ~ Freund, Schaller, Schreiber, Schueller. Nays-None. Statement of City Clerk cerUfy- ing that assessment notices of levy " were mailed by regular mail on December 17, 1959 to owners of ' property along the line of improve- ment of City of Dubuque 1959 Concrete Curb & Gutter Project ~ Na. 1, presented and read. Coun- cilman Freund moved that the statement be received and filed. Seconded by Mayor Takos. Car- ried by the following votes Yeas-Mayor Takos, Councilmen -,i Freund, Schaller, Schreiber, Schueller. Nays-None. Statement of James A. Schute certifying that copies of notices of levy of Special Assessment and Intentign of the City Council to issue bonds were posted along the Ilne of improvement of completed portions of City of Dubuque 1959 Concrete Curb & Gutter Project No. 1, presented and read, Ceun- eilman Freund moved that the statement be received and filed. Seconded by Mayor Takos. Carried by the following vote: Yeas-MaYOr Takos, Councilmen Freund, Schaller, Schreiber, Schueller, Nays-None. Proofs of Publication, certified to by the Publishers, of notice of prgposal tq authorize the issuance of street improvement bonds for the Burpose of paying the cost of the completed portions of City of Dubuque 1959 Concrete Curb & Gutter project No. 1, presented and read, Councilman Freund moved that the proofs of publica- tion be received and filed. Second- ed by Mayor Takos. Carried by the following vote; Yeas-Mayor Takos, Councilmen Freund, Schaller, Schreiber, Schueller. NAYS-None, RESOLUTION NO. 660 Resolutipp providing fqr the issu- apce of Street Imprgvement Bonds for the purpose of providing for the payment of the assessed cost of City of Aubuque 1959 Concrete Curb and Gutter Project No. 1. Whereas the contract heretofore entered iato by the City of Du- buque, Iowa, for the improvement hereinafter deserihed has been com- pleted and the City Manager has certified the completion thereof to the City Council, and the City Cqupcil has ascertained the cost thereof and has determined that $53,368,54 pf the cyst thereof shall be assessed against the property subject tv assessment therefor; and Whereas public notice, as pro- vided by law, has been published by the City Clerk stating the Inten- tion of the City Council to issue bonds for the purpose of providing for the payment 4f the assessed cost of said improvement and a public hearing 'bas been hold, pur- 30 Regulaz Session, .Tanuary 4, 1960 suant to such notice and all objec- tions made thereto have been con- sidered and determined; Now Therefore Be It Resolved by the City Council of the City of Dubuque: 1. That to provide for the pay- ment of the assessed cost of City of Dubuque 1959 Concrete Curb and Gutter Project No. 1 except McClain Street from North Prop- erty Line of Dodge Street to a point 170.5 feet North and that portion of North Grandview Avenue from the North Property Line of Ungs Street to the South Property Line of Kaufmann Avenue. SECTION I. 1. Illinois Avenue from West Prop erty Line of Drexel to the North Property Line of Pennsylvania Avenue. 2. Ohio Avenue from South Prop- erty Line of Pennsylvania Ave- nue to North Property Line of Illinois Avenue. 3. Alpha Avenue from South Property Line of Illinois Ave- nue to North Property Line of VanBuren Street. 4. Evergreen Street from North Property Line of Lindale Street to South Property Line of Kauf- mann Avenue. 5. Kaufmann Avenue from East Property Line of Evergreen to East Property Line of Theda Drive. 6. Kane Street from North Prop- erty Line of Kaufmann Avenue to East Property Line of Prim- rose Street. 7. Collins Street from South Prop- erty Line of Lombard Street to South Property Line of St. seph Street. 8. Marquette Street turn azound at end of street. 9. Harrison Street from South Property Line of Jones to North Property Line of Dodge Street. 10. Lindale Street from East Prop- erty Line of WoodlaRin Street to West Property Line of Lot 1-1-1-1-12-31 of Highland Park Addition. 11. Alta Place from North Property Line of Delaware Street to South Property Line of Green Street. 12. Born Avenue from South Prop- erty Line of Indiana Avenue to North Property Line of Ridge- way Avenue. SECTION II. 1. Chaney Road from North Prop erty Line of Asbury Road to South Property Line of Kauf- mann Avenue. SECTION III. 1. That portion of North Grand- view Avenue from North Prop- erty Line of Kaufmann Avenue to South Property Line of Kane Street. there shall be issued Street Im- provement Bonds in the amount of $53,368.54 in anticipation of the de- ferred payment of assessment lev- ied for such improvement. 2. Such bonds shall be called Street Improvement Bonds; and shall bear the date of February 3, 1900; and shall be numbered con- secutively; and they shall be num- bered, divided into series, and be in such denominations and for such maturity dates as are shown in the following table: Series No. Bond Na. Denomination. Maturity. 1. 2737 to 2747, both inclusive; $500.00 each; April 1, 1961. 2. 2748 to 2758, both inclusive; $500.00 each; April 1, 1962. 3. 2759 to 2709, both inclusive; $500.00 each; April 1, 1963. 4. 2770 to 2780, both inclusive; $ 500.00 each; April 1, 1964. 5. 2781 to 2791, both inclusive; $500.00 each; April 1, 1965. 6. 2792 to 2502, both inclusive; $500.00 each; April• 1, 1966. 7. 2803 to 2813, both inclusive; $500.00 each; April 1, 1987. 8. 2814 to 2823, both inclusive; $500.00 each; April 1, 1968. 9. 2824 to 2833, both inclusive; $500.00 each; April 1, 1989. 10. 2834 to 2842, both inclusive; $500.00 each; April 1, 1970. 10. 2843; $368.54; April 1, 1970. 3. Said bonds shall bear interest at the rate of 5 per cent per an- num, payable semi-annually in ac- cordance with coupons thereto attached: 4. Said bonds shall not make the City of Dubuque liable in anyway, except for the application of said special assessment funds. Regulaz Session, January 4, 1960 31 5. Said bonds shall provide that they may be payable at any time prior to the maturity date therein 1 at the option of the City of Du- buque and shall be in substantially the following form: No ................. ~' Series No ................. CTTY OF DUBUQUE STREET IMPROVEMENT BOND The City of Dubuque in the State of Iowa promises to pay as herein- after mentioned to the bearer here- I of, on the first day of ....................... or at any time before that date, at the option of the City of Dubuque, the sum of Five Hundred Dollars I with interest thereon at the rate f of 5 per cent per annum, payable semi-annually, on the presentation and surrender of the interest cou- pons hereto attached. Both prin- . cipal and interest of this bond are payable at the office of the City Treasurer in the City of Dubuque, in the State of Iowa. This bond is . ~ issued by the City of Dubuque un- der and by virtue of Chapter 398 of the 1954 Code of Iowa, as amended, and the Resolution of said duly passed on the 4th day of January, 1900, being Resolution No. 6-60, the provisions of which are incorporated by reference into this Bond. This Bond is one of a series of 107 bonds, 106 for $500.00 num- bered from 2737 to 2842, both in- clusive, and one for $368.54 num- bered 2543, all of like tenor and date, and issued for the purpose of paying for City of Dubuque 1959 Concrete Curb and Gutter Project No. 1, as described in said Resolu- tion, in said City, which cost is payable by the abutting and adja- cent property along said improve- '< ments and is made by law a lien on all of said property. It is pay- able out of the Special Assessment Fund No. 1223 created by the col- lection of said special tax, and said » fund can be used for no other purpose. It is hereby certified and recited that all the acts, conditions and things required to be done, prece- y dent to and in issuing this series of a bonds, have been done, happened, and performed, in regular and due form, as required by law and said Resolution, and for the assessment, collection and payment hereon of said special tax, the full faith and diligence of said City of Dubuque are hereby irrevocably pledged. In Testimony Whereof the City of Dubuque by its Council has caused this bond to be signed by its Mayor and countersigned by its City Clerk and the Seal of said City to be affixed, this 3rd day of Feb- ruary, 1960. (SEAL) Mayor. City Clerk. (Form of Coupon) On the..........day of ......................... the City of Dubuque, Iowa, prom- ises to pay to the bearer, as pro- vided in said bonds, the sum of ..........................Dollars, in the office of the City Treasurer in the City of Dubuque, being .............. months' in- terest due that date on its .............. Bond No .............dated.... Mayor City Clerk 6. That the Mayor and City Clerk be and they are hereby instructed to cause said bonds to be prepared and when so prepared to execute said bonds and that the City Clerk be and he is hereby instructed to register said bonds in a book kept for that purpose and to then de- liver them to the City Treasurer. 7. That the City Treasurer is hereby instructed to sell said bonds in the manner provided by law, the proceeds of said sale to be placed in a special fund to be known as Special Assessment Fund No. 1220 and paid out by him to pay the cost of said contract. 8. That the interest coupons at- tached to the bonds be signed with the facsimile signature of the May- or and countersigned with the fac- simile signature of the City Clerk. 9. That as fast as funds allow, beginning with the second year after the payment of interest due, the City Treasurer is directed to call these bonds in the same order as numbered. 3$ Regular Session, January 4, 1+.)60 10. Notfee of election to call 0. Kane Street from the North the"se bonds shall be given by reg• Property Line of Kaufmann Av- ular United States Mail addressed enue to the East Property Line to the last known address of the of Primrose Street. purchaser. 7. Adeline Street from Ramona to Adopted this 4th day of Janu- end of street. art', 1980. Section II. PETER J. TAKOS 1. Chaney Road from the North Mayor Property Line of Asbury t0 the GEORGE A. FR.EUND South Property Line of Kauf- LEO N. $CI""'r r ru mann Avenue, City Share only. LOUIS SCHALLER Councilman Schueller moved that JOHN P. SCHREII3ER the proofs of publication be re- Councilmen ceived and filed, Seconded by Coun- Attest: LEO F. FROMMELT oilman Schreiber. Carried by the City Clerk following vote: Gounc5lmen Freund moved the Yeas-Mayor Takos, Councilmen adoption of the resolution. Second- Freund, Schaller, Schreiber, Schuei- ed by Councilman Schreiber. Car- ler. ried by the following vote: Nays-None. Yeas-Mayor Takos, Councilmen RESOLUTION NO. 7--d0 Freund, Schaller, Schreiber, Schedule Of Assessments for CiTy Schueller. of Dubuque 1959 Bituminous Nays-None. Concrete paring ProjeeT Ne. 1, proofs of Publication, certified 5ectiorrs 1 & II. to By the Publishers, of Notice of Resolved by the City Council of Levy bf Special Assessment and In- the City of Dubuque, Iowa: That to tention of the City Council to is- pay for City of Dubuque 15159 Bi- sue Ronds to pay for the improve- tuminous Concrete Paving Project ment of City of Dubuque 1959 paving Pro- t C No. i, Section I (except McClain oncre e Bituminous EXCEPT McClain street 1 N Street), Section H (except that por- , o. ject om the north property line of f tion of Chaney Road that would be r Dodge Street to a point 170.5 feet levied on Special Assessment) Ry t north and that portion of Chaney or Schueller Blacktop Co., contrac in front of and adjoining the same, Road from north property line of a special tax be and is hereby Asbury Road to south property line and parts levied on the several lots of Kaufmann Avenue that would , and parcels of real estate of lots be levied on Special Assessment, , situated and owned, ail as named on the following portions of the llowing named streets, presented f , and for tRe several amounts set f o real opposite each lot or parcel o end read; estate, as set forth in the following Section 1. schedule: 1. Kaufmann Avenue from the ' Adeline Street from Ramona to end ~ West Property Line of Carter of Street with Bituminous Con- Road to the East Property ore#e. Line of Theda Drive. Ralph P. & Venita E. Rohr- 2. Evergreen Street from the back, Lot 2-1-1, Thomas North Property Line of Lindale Hickey place ......................$ 1.18 Street to the South Property Paul B. & Margaret 0. Sul- Line of Kaufmann Avenue. livan, Lot 1-i-1, Thomas 3. Carter Road from the North Hickey Place ...................... 11.19 Property Line of Kaufmann Russell E. k Gloria Spens- Avenue to the North Property ley, Lot 1-16, M. Walters Line of Kane Street. Sub ....................................... 15.66 4. Kane Street from the East Prop- Roselena 0. Smith, Lot 2-16, erty Line of Lot 2-1 Willy Place M. Walters Sub ................. 10.47 to the East Property Line of Paul & Patricia A. Varvel, Lot 1-1-1 of Olds Place. Lot 2-15, M. Walters Sub. 18.b9 5. Kane Street from the East Prop- Roselena C. Smith, Lot 1-15, ertq Line of Carter Road to the M. Walters Sub ................. 49.07 East Property Line of Lot 2, Ray & Marcella Clemens, Block 4. Scenic View Heights. Lot 1-14, M, Wafters Sub. 118:46 Regular Session, Paul E. & Patricia A. Vazvel, Lot 2-14, M. Walters Sub. 5.45 Ray & Marcella Clemens, ~ Lot 1-13, M. Walters Sub. 118.46 Paul E. & Patricia A. Varvel, ~ ~ Lot 2.13, M. Walters Sub. 5.45 Roselena C. Smith, Lot 12, M. Walters Sub ................. i 123.91 . Roselena C. Smith, Lot 11, M. Walters Sub ................. 123.91 Roselena C. Smith, Lot 10, M. Walters Sub ................. 123.91 I Roselena C. Smith, Lot 9 M. Walters Sub . ................ 179.67 Arthur H. & Mary J. Oeth, Lot 1-8, M. Walters Sub... 67.76 Clement L. Haase, Lot 2-8, M. Walters Sub ............... 30.98 Clement L. Haase, Lot 1-7, ~; M. Walters Sub ................. 92.93 1 Clement L. Haase, Lot 2-7, I M. Walters Sub . ................ 30.98 Georgene Kuhn, Lot B, M. Walters Sub ....................... 123.91 Arthur & Mazy Oeth, Lot i-7, Mineral Lot 45 .......... 97.85 2-5, sg Presentation Nuns, Lot 1 . `~ Mineral Lot 45 .... 28.15 t Elizabeth Fury, Lot 6, E~fe, 'l ~ Mineral Lot 45 .................... 8.86 Marcella E. Clemens, Lot 2, Adeline Place .................. 165.22 . Frank Alexander Jr. & Mary Lou Schmidt, Lot 1-1, Ade- line Place .......................... 288.48 M. B. & Lillian MacNeille, Lot 2-2, August Lubs Place 31.62 Robert A. & Violet M. Mil- + lius, Lot 2, Lubs Ramona St, Place .............................. 20.32 Marcella E. Clemens, Lot 2-1, Adeline Place ............ 185.87 $2,058.31 108.5 cu. yds excavation (unclassified) ~ $1.00..$ 108.50 192.5 tons bituminous con- crete @ $7.85 ................ 1 ,511.13 297 gals. tack coat @ 0.17.. 50.49 `~ 1248 sq. yds seal coat @ 0.17 .................................. 212.16 2 no, of manholes raised @ 25.00 .......................... 50.00 > Total Cost ......................$1,932.28 5.8% extra expense .... 112.07 5% interest 52 days ...... 13.96 Total assessable amt.....$2,058.31 All of which is assessed in pro- portion to the special benefits con- ferred. January 4, 1960 33 Carter Road from The North Prot' erTy Line of Kaufmann Avenue M the North Properly Line of Kane Street with Bituminous ConcreTe. St. Mary's Home, Lot 3 St. Mary's Place ..................$1,824.20 Walter & Marie Lewis, Lot 1 Lewis Heights Add. Blk. 1 .............................. 229.10 Robert C. & Audrey Ney- ens, Lot 2, Lewis Heights Add. Blk. 1 ...................... 45.08 Richard A. & Evelyn Cald- well, Lot 3, Lewis Heights Add. Blk. 1 ...... 20.57 Walter & Marie Lewis, Lot 1-1-1-2-1-2-1 Hi g h l a n d Farm Add ....................... 1,512.60 Walter & Marie Lewis, Lot 1-2-1-1-2-1-2-1 Highland Farm Add ....................... 514.77 $4,146.32 'Excavation (unclassified) (lump) ..............................$ 95.45 325 cu. yds. excavation (unclassified) @ $1.00.. 325.00 321.7 tons rolled stone base @ 2.40 .................... 772.08 405.3 tons bituminous con- crete @ 7.85 .................... 3,181.60 937 gals. tack coat @ 0.17.. 159.29 2683 sq. yds. seal coat @ 0.17 .................................... 456.11 '' Total cost ........................$4,989.53 *Less City share ............ 1,097.08 $3,892.45 5.8% extra exp ............... 225.76 5% interest 52 days ...... 28.11 Total assessable amt.....$4,146.32 All of which is assessed in pro- portion to the special benefits con- ferred. Evergreen STreeT from the North Property Line of Lindale Street to the North Property Line of LoT 1 Bloek 5 Clover Hills Sub. Lin- dale Street to the South Property Line of Kaufmann Avenue with Bituminous Concrete, Douglas & Ann Brotherton, Lot 1, Katherine J. Seippel Sub .......................................$285.38 Herbert Dilworth, Lot 2, Katherine J. Seippel Sub. 268.61 Herbert Dilworth, Lot 5, Katherine J, Seippel Sub. 245.26 34 Regular Session, January 4, 1980 Herbert Dilworth, Lot 6, Louise M. Schmid, Lot 161, Katherine J. Seippel Sub. 265.73 L. H. Langworthy Add..... 169.38 Herbert Dilworth, Lot 7, Gerald & Bernice Havens, Katherine J. Seippel Sub. 223.31 Lot 1-163, L. H. Lang- Herbert Dilworth, Lot 8, worthy Add . ....................1,300.44 Katherine J. Seippel Sub. 254.99 Gerald & Bernice Havens, Carl J. & Kathleen E. Win- Lot 1-2-163, L. H. Lang- ter, Lot 2-1-2-1-1-1-1-2-2-1- worthy Add . ....................1,377.86 2-1 Highland Farm .......... 76.13 Clarence N. & Mary Lesch, James J. & Janice Stierman, Lot 1, Springreen Sub..... 247.90 Lot 1-1-2-1-1-1-1-2-2-1-2-1 Carl J. & Eileen Noel, Lot except S 70' Highland 2, Springreen Sub. .......... 243.83 Farm .................................... 121.42 Zada & Lita Gronau, Lot 3, John P. & Eliz. Lippert, Lot Springreen Sub ................. 239.04 2-2-1-1-1-1-2-2-1-2-1 High- Nellie E. Hansel, Lot 4, land Farm ........................ 10.68 Springreen Sub................. 26.70 John P. Eliz. Lippert, Robert J. & Ida McCabe, Lot Lot 1-1-1-1-2-1-1-1-2-2-1-2-1 10, Springreen Sub........... 29.26 Highland Farm ................ 27.15 Lot 12, Mary P. Schmitt Stanley B. & Catherine M. , Springreen Sub ................. 34.14 Veach, Lot 2-1-1-1-2-1-1-1-2- 2-1-2-1 Highland Farm ...... 19.91 James G. & Eliz. Becker, Lot 2-1-1-156, L. H. Lang- $1,798.57 worthy Add ...............••••~~-- 253.48 *674.9 tons stabilized base Floyd D. & Dorothy Knuppe, stone @ $2.40 ................$1,619.76 Lot 1-1-1-156, L. H. Lang- 238 tons stabilized base worthy Add ....................... 250.70 stone @ 2.40 ................... 571.20 Martin & Bertna Riede, Lot 119.5 tons bituminous con- 2-1-156, L. H. Langworthy Crete @ 7.85 .................. 938.07 Add....................................... 471.78 220 gals. tack coat @ 0.17 37.40 Alfred J. & Mary C. Meyer, 834 sq. yds. seal coat @ 78 141 Lot 157, L. H. Langworthy . 0.17 .................................. Add . .................................... 422.64 Total amount ..................$3,308.21 George E. & Agnes Theis, Less city share ................ 1,619.76 Lot 9, W. Rebmans Sub. 12.19 George E. & Agnes Theis, $1,688.45 Lot 10, W. Rebmans Sub. 18.53 5.8% extra expense ...... 97.93 George E. & Agnes Theis, 5% interest 52 days ...... 12.19 Lot 11, W. Rebmans Sub. 29.99 Total assessable amt.....$1,798.57 George E. & Agnes Theis, Lot 12, W. Rebmans Sub. 81.93 All of which is assessed in pro- Leo S. & Marie B. Hickie, portion to the special benefits con- Lot 13, W. Rebmans Sub. 81.93 ferred. Leo S. & Marie B. Hickie, Kane Street from the North Prop- Lot 14, W. Rebmans Sub. 29.99 erty Line of Kaufmann Avenue Leo S. & Marie B. Hickie, To The East Property Line of Lot 15, W. Rebmans Sub. 18.53 Primrose Street with Bitumin- Leo S. & Marie B. Hickie, ous Concrete. Lot 16, W. Rebmans Sub. 12.19 Gerald & Bernice Havens, Mettel Realty & Inv. Co., Lot 1-1-2-159 L. H. Lang- Lot 1-1-1-1, Young Prim- worthY's Add .....................$500.67 rose Place .......................... 126.47 Ralph Jr. & Marie Cremer, Mettel Realty & Inv. Co., 1-2-sub-1-159 & 2-2-159, L. Lot 1-1-2-2, Young Prim- H. Langworthy's Add. .... 253.38 rose Place .......................... 401.11 Joseph Vogt, Lot 1-1-1, Vogt Roland D. & Lucille Jones, Place 1,069.78 ................................. Lot 2-2-2-2, Young Prim- Joseph Vogt, Lot 2-1, Vogt rose Place ............................ 340.68 Place .................................... 131.63 Ronald L. & Eileen Newton, F1don A. & Ethel Vogt, Lot Lot 2-2-2, Young Primrose 2, Vogt Place ...................... 28.45 Place .................................... 324.42 i t ~+': i A w; ^t Regular Session, Earl G. & Stella Engler, Lot 2-1-2, Young Primrose Place .................................... 321.45 Richard & Mae Noel, Lot 1-2- 1-1, Young Primrose Place .89 Clarence J. & Ruth From- melt, Lot 1-1-1-2, Young Primrose Place .................. 402.85 Thurman C. & Ann Prieis Anderson, Lot 2-1-1-2, Young Primrose Place ...... 85.85 Orland C. & Verle D. Dris- coll, Lot 1-2-1, Young Primrose Place ................ 52.99 Richard & Mae Noel, Lot 2- 2-1, Young Primrose Place 5.77 Richard & Mae Noel, Lot 1-2-1-2, E. Youngs Place 18.90 Clarence & Mary Splinter, Lot 1-1-1, Mineral Lot 347 19.02 Clarence & Mary Splinter, Lot 2-1-1-2, E. Youngs Place .................................... 2.07 Walter C. & Marian Nugent, Sungvview Hills Sub Blk. 5 ............................................ 368.72 William J. & Ruth Ann Sauser, Lot 2, Sunnyview Hills Sub. Block 5 ............ 306.50 Vincent H. & Irene M. Schrunk, Lot 3, Sunnyview Hills Sub. Block 5 ............ 288.90 Herman L. & Mary L. IQim- eck, Lot 4, Sunnyview Hills Sub. Block 5 .......... 300.93 Herbert M. & Eliz. K. Peter- son, Lot 5, Sunnyview Hills Sub. Block 5 ............ 284.88 Royce A. & Rosemary N. Ohde, Lot 6, Sunnyview Hills Sub. Block 5 ............ 346.85 Leo J. & Luella Rose Seitz, Lot 2, Sunnyview Hills Sub. No. 2 .......................... 11.87 Homer Butt, Lot 1, Sunny- view Sub. No. 2 ................ 71.12 Clarence & Mazy Splinter, Lot 2-2-1-1 Youngs ]?rim- rose Place ............................ .16 Clarence & Mazy Splinter, Lot 2-2-1-2, E. Youngs Place .................................... 1.83 City of Dubuque, Lot 3, Grommersch Place .......... 889.58 Malinds Gaver, Lot 1-2-1-2, Mineral Lot 345 ................ 945.46 Wm. & L. Connery, Lot 2-1- 1-1-1-2, Mineral Lot 345.... 193.85 Anna J. Bolsinger, Lot 2-1, Mineral Lot 345 ..............1 ,066.16 $14,515.38 January 4, 1980 85 *227.7 cu. yds. Excavation (unclassified) @ $1.00.... 227.70 *20 tons bituminous con- crete @ 7.85 .................. 157.00 *707.6 tons base stone @ 2.40 .................................... 1, 698.24 2066.5 tons base stone @ 2.40 .................................... 4,959.60 918.5 tons bituminous con- crete @ 7.85 .................. 7,210.23 1619 gals. tack coat @ 0.17 275.23 6068 sq. yds. seal coat @ 0.17 .................................... 1,031.56 6 No. of manholes raised @ 25.00 ............................ 150.00 Total cost ......................$15,709.56 *Less City share ............ 2,082.94 $13,826.62 5.8% extra expense ...... 790.35 5% interest 52 days ...... 98.41 Total assessable amt...$14,515.38 All of which is assessed in pro- portion to benefits conferred. Kane Street from the Easf Property Line LoT 2-1 Willy Place to the East Property Line of LoT 1-I.1 of Olds Place with Bituminous Con- crete Surfacing. Frieda Boyer, Lot 2, Frieda Place ....................................$124.46 John A. & Harriett C. Ma- tous, Lot 1-2-2-2-1-2-1, Min- eral Lot 349 ...................... 206.52 Francis J. & Edith M. Old- nam, Lot 1-2-2-2-2-1-2-1, Mineral Lot 349 ................ 206.52 Andrew J. Richard & Marie Richard, Lot 1, Richards Sub ....................................... 61.82 Alois M. Didesch, Lot 2, Richards Sub ..................... 165.20 Martin T. & Marie Marie C. Straub, Lot 3, Richards Sub ....................................... 165.20 Walter J. & Ann K. Schoen- er, Lot 4, Richards Sub..... 165.20 James H. & Darlene Richard, Lot 5 W 65', Richards Sub. 178.98 LeRoy John & Betty Jane Steines, Lot 6, Richards Sub . .................................... 39.62 Donald D. & Rose G. Meyer, Lot 7, Richazds Sub......... 21.08 Gerald M. & Dorothy M. Lid- dle, Lot 29, Richards Sub. 20.56 Andrew Richard, Lot 30, Richards Sub ..................... 106.87 38 Regulaz Session, January 4, 1980 Frank W. & Elaine A. Bech- Herbert & Clara Ellis, Lot ler, Lot 1-2-2-1-2-1, Mineral 2-1-1, Mineral Lot 343 .... 9.72 Lot 349 ................................ 208.52 Rupert S. & Mary N. Morey, John J. & Charlotte Shana- Lot 1-1-1, Olds Place .......... 434.79 han, Lot 1-2-1-2-1, Mineral Eugene & Mary Lehman, Lot Lot 349 ................................ 206.52 2-1-1, Mineral Lot 342 .... 59.80 James L. & Mary J. McGirk, George Loewen, Lot 1-2-2-2- Lot 2-2-2-2-1, Mineral Lot 1-1-1, Mineral Lot 342 .... 288.69 349 ........................................ 206.52 Allan J. & Mary Boleyn, Lot Richard A. & Beverly E. 1-1-2-2-1-1-1, Mineral Lot Check, Lot 1-2-2-2-1, Min- 342 ........................................ 322.08 eral Lot 349 ...................... 208.52 John & Harriette Matous, John F. & Theresa Hall, Lot Lot 1-2-1-2-1-1-1, Mineral 2-1-2-2-1, Mineral Lot 349.. 206.52 Lot 342 .............................. 322.06 Reynold J. & Elizabeth John G. Spechtenhauser, Lot Stecklin, Lot 1-1-1-2-2-1, 1-1-1-2-1-1-1, Mineral Lot ............................ .... 342 462.15 Mineral Lot 349 ................ 197.99 ...... .. Andrew W. Richard, Lot 2-1- Reynold J. & Elizabeth 1-1, Mineral Lot 342 .......... 8.47 Stecklin, Lot 2-1-1-2-2-1, Jos. H. & Helen A. Bellman, Mineral Lot 349 .............. 43.13 Lot 1.1-1-1-2, Mineral Lot George Loewen, Lot 1-2-2-1- 342 ........................................ 241.08 1-1-2, Mineral Lot 349 .... 80.13 Andrew W. Richard, Lot 2-1- Eugene & Mildred Lehman, 1-1-2, Mineral Lot 351........ 831.94 Lot 1-1-2-1-1-i-2, Mineral Elmer R. & Ruth C, Hedrick, Lot 349 ................................ 281.36 Lot 1-2-2, Mineral Lot 351 287.86 Donald S. & Ruth Scott, Lot Jos. H. & Helen A. Bellman, 1-1, Scott Place ................ 333.32 Lot 1-1-1-1, Mineral Lot John Owen & Viola Riley, 351 ...................................... 325.18 Lot 1-2-1, Scott Place ........ 257.65 James C. & Alma Healg Lot Lambert R. & Margaret M. 2-2-1, Mineral Lot 351 ...... 367.19 Finzel, Lot 2-2-1, Scott Wafter J. & Ann K. Schoen- Place .................................... 241.55 er, Lot b E 5', Richards Richard & Genevieve Hoos- Sub ....................................... 13.75 er, Lot 2, Scott Place ........ 257.65 Geo. Saffran, Loi 1, Mary- Richard & Eileen Bresee, crest Sub. Block 5 ............ 182.02 Lot 2-1-1-1-1-1-1-2, Mineral Geo. Saffran, Lot 2, Mary- Lot 349 ................................ 78.09 crest Sub. Block 5 ............ 243.20 Richard & Eileen Bresee, Geo. Saffran, Lot 3, Mary- Lot 2-1-1-1-1-1-2, Mineral crest Sub. Block 5 ............ 46.90 Lot 349 ................................ 234.25 Geo. Saffran, Lot 4, Mary- Richard & Eileen Bresee, crest Sub. Block 5 .............. 18.74 Lot 2-1-i-2-1-1-1-1, Mineral Geo. Saffran, Lot 5, Mary- Lot 343 ................................ 2.42 crest Sub. Block 5 ............ 1,3b Richard & Eileen Bresee, Lot 2-1-2-1-1-1-1, Mineral $9,522.04 Lot 343 ................................ 7.30 118 cu. yds. excavation (un- Dean & Marjorie Treanor, classified) @ $1.00 ........$ 118.00 Lot 2-1-1-1-1-2, Mineral Lot Excavation (unclassified) 349 ........................................ 187.41 @ lump ............................ 55.20 Dean & Marjorie Treanor, •1623.5 cu. yds. Excavation Lot 2-2-1-1-1-1, Mineral Lot (unclassified) @ 1.00 .... 1 ,623.50 343 ........................................ 5.83 '1549.2 tons base stone @ Eugene M. & Winifred N. 2.40 .................................... 3,718.08 Loysen, Lot 2-1-1-2, Min- ... eral Lot 349 ................. .. 312.34 329 tons base stone @240 789.80 Eugene M. & Winifred M. 537.1 tons bituminous con- LoYSen, Lot 2-1-1-1, Min- crete @ 7.85 .................... 6,571.24 eral Lot 343 ........................ 9.72 1595 gals. tack coat @ 0.17 271.68 Herbert & Clara Ellis, Lot 5796 sq. yds. seal coat @ 2-1-2, Mineral Lot 349 .... 312.34 0.17 .................................... 985.32 Regular Session, ]anuary 4, 1960 37 6 No. of Manholes raised George J. & Nina J. Jurisic, @ 25.00 ............................ 150.00 Lot 1, Block 7 Scenic View Total Cost ........................$14,280.60 i *Less City share .......... 5,341.58 $8,539.02 ?K 5.8% extra expense ........ 518.48 5% interest 52 days ...... 64.58 Total assessable amt.....$9,522.04 All of which is assessed in pro- portion to the special benefits conferred. Kane Street from the East Property Line of Carter Road to the East Property Line Lot 2, Block 4, Scenic View Heights with Bitum• inous Concrete. Walter & Marie Lewis, Lot 1-2-1-1-2-1-2-1, Highl a n d Farm ....................................$263.25 Walter & Marie Lewis, Lot ~ 1-1-1-2-1-2-1, H i g h l a n d ^;;. Farm .................................... 422.81 i Dubuque Central Catholic ~ - ~ High School, Lot 1, St. .'~ Mary's Place ......................4084.82 St. Mary's Home, Lot 2, St. - Mary's Place ......................2080.81 St. Mary's Home, Lot 3, St. Mary's Place ........................3948.29 Walter H. & Edna L. Pearce, Lot 5, Block 2 Scenic View Heights ................................ 207.70 v' H, Ervin & Marie M. Meyer, Lot 4, Block 2 Scenic View Heights ................................ 46.39 Noel J. & Joan Ryan, Lot 3, Block 2 Scenic View Heights ................................ 7.80 Donald E. & Lillian E. Huff, Lot 6, Block 2 Scenic View Heights ................................ 215.27 Wm. J. Jr. & Evelyn M. Hoh- Hecker, Lot 4, Block 6 Scenic View Heights ...... 80.63 ~i:! Richard H. & Joyce J. Held, Lot 3, Block 6 Scenic f View Heights .................... 6.58 John D. & Cazole A. O'Brien, Lot 1, Block 3 Scenic View j Heights ................................ 181.21 A Robert J. & Patricia A. Hor- gan, Lot 2 Block 4 Scenic View Heights .................... 188.68 William J. & Gertrude A. Ryder, Lot 3, Block 3 i Scenic View Heights ........ 194.64 ^ Richard J. & Leanetter Kramer, Lot 4, Block 3 u Scenic View Heights ........ 265,08 Heights ................................ 80.31 Charles O. & Annette Fort- ner, Lot 2, Block 7 Scenic View Heights .................... 13.69 Eldon & Winifred A. Hayes, Lot 1, Block 10 Scenic View Heights .................... 78.80 Sylvester J, & Arlene Shel- ler, Lot 2, Block 10 Scenic View Heights ...................... 25.04 Allan E. & Louise M. Miller, Lot 1, Block 4 Scenic View Heights .............................. 178.37 Thomas 0. & Joan Felder- man, Lot 2, Block 4 Scenic View Heights ...................... 163.80 Everett C. & Erma Kuhn, Lot 1, Block 11 Scenic View Heights .................... 55.71 Raymond John & Betty M. Lehman, Lot 2, Block 11 Scenic View Heights ........ 19.50 Marvin O. & Carol Becker, Lot 3, Block 11 Scenic View Heights ...................... 7.29 $12,792.05 Excavation (unclassified) (lump) ..............................$ 289.80 1262.4 tons bituminous concrete @ $7.85 ............ 9,909.84 1697 gals. tack coat @ 0.17 288.49 8504 sq. yds. seal coat @ 0.17 .................................... 1,445.68 3 No. of manholes raised @ 25.00 ............................ 75.00 Total cost ......................$12,008.81 5.8% extra expense ...... 698.51 5% interest 52 days ........ 88.73 Total assessable amt.....$12,792.05 All of which is assessed in pro- portion to the special benefits con- ferred. Kaufmann Avenue from the WesT Property Line of Carter Road To The East Property Line of Theda Drive for Bituminous Concrete. Paul J. & Jeanette R. Fried- man, Lot 2-2-2-2-1-2-1, Highland Fazm ..................$385.69 Ernest J. & Aita M. Mettel Kretz, Lot 1.2-2-Z-1-2.1, Highland Farm ................ 249.97 Russell S. & Monica Fuller ton, Lot &2-2-1-1-1-2-2-1- 2-1 Highland Farm .......... 538.36 _.,. _._ 38 Regular Session, January 4, 1960 Regular Session, January 4, 1960 39 Robert L. & Hazel C. Stroh- meyer, Lot 1, Fullerton Place .................................... 259.17 Robert C. & Lorraine M. Stone, Lot 2, Fullerton Place .................................... 257.75 Edw. E. & Ruth Hein, Lot 2, Sylvester Kluck Place .... 12.04 Merlin P. & Armelia Kluck, Lot 2-1, Sylvester Kluck Place .................................... 11.74 Mettel Realty & Inv. Co., Lot 1, Vandermeulen Place.... 250.87 John A. & Eleanor A. Van- dermeulen, Lot 2, Vander- meulen Place .................... 251.90 Ronald E. & Opal R. Loney, Lot 2-1-1-2-1-1-1-2-2-1-2-1 Highland Farm .................. 180.73 Stanley B, & Catherine M. Veach Lot 2-1-1-1-2-1-1-1-2- 2-1-2-1, Highland Farm .... 179.48 John P. & Eliz. Lippert, Lot 1-1-1.1-2-1~1-112-2-1-2-1, Highland Farm .................. 135.14 John P. & Eliz. Lippert, Lot 2-2-1-1-1-1-2-2-1-2-1 High- land Farm .......................... 42.83 James F. & Janice Stierman, Lot 1-1-2-1-1-1-1-2-2-1-2-1 except S 70' Highland Farm .................................... 178.15 Carl J. & Kathleen E. Win- ter, Lot 2-1-2-1-1-1-1-2-2-1- 2-1, Highland Farm .......... 178.60 Arnold M. & Joanne H. Kil- burg, Lot 1-2-1-2-1-2-2-1-2-1, Highland Farm ................ 179.23 Raymond H, & Phyllis M. Koerperich, Lot 2-2-1-2-1- 2-2-1-2-1, Highland Farm .. 179.43 Alfred A. & Mary E. Tigges, Lot 1-1-1, Kopp Place ...... 179.73 Martin F. & Lois G. Petrick, Lot 2-1-1, Kopp Place ...... 161.50 Martin F. & Lois G. Petrick, Lot 2-1-1, Kopp Place ...... 18.83 John & Mary Richards, Lot 2-2, Kopp Place ................ 165.16 Eugene L. & Madonna M. Kopp, Lot 1-2, Kopp Place 162.10 Eugene & Madonna Kopp, Lot 1-2-1, Kopp Place ........ 36.14 Ralph P. & Martha Weitz, Lot 7, Lewis Heights Block 1 ................................ 245.13 Maynard D. & Marjoris Stan- ton, Lot 6, Lewis Heights Black 1 .............................. 245.13 Salvador P. & Collette Giunta, Lot 5, Lewis Heights Block 1 ................ 245.13 Warren D. & Eleanor J. Rundle, Lot 4, Lewis Heights Block 1 ................ 245.13 Richard A. & Evelyn E. Caldwell, Lot 3, Lewis Heights Block 1 ................ 245.13 Roberty C. & Audrey Ney- ens, Lot 2, Lewis Heights Block I ................................ 245.13 Walter C. & Marie Lewis, Lot 1, Lewis Heights Block 1 ............................................ 308.95 Walter C. & Mazie Lewis, Lot 1-1-1-2-1-2-1, Highland Farm .................................... 216.52 Richard A. & Barbara A. Fruend, Lot 1-1-1-1-2-1-2-2- 1-2-1, Highland Farm ........ 298.20 City of Dubuque, Lot 2-1-1- 1-2-1-2-2-1-2-1, Highl a n d Farm .................................. 148.83 Herbert Dilworth, Lot 2-1-1- 2-1-2-&1-2-1, E. 70.3' High- land Farm .......................... 208.97 Herbert Dilworth, Lot 2-1.1- 2-1-2-2-1-2-1, W. 80' High- land Farm .......................... 237.13 Herbert Dilworth, Lot 3, Katherine J. Seippel Sub. 202.88 Herbert Dilworth, Lot 2, Katherine J. Seippel Sub. 202.75 Douglas & Ann Brotherton, Lot 1, Katherine J. Seippel Sub . .................................... 250.75 Herbert Dilworth, Lot 4, Katherine J. Seippel Sub. 46.54 Herbert Dilworth, Lot 5, Katherine J. Seippel Sub. 46.47 Herbert Dilworth, Lot 6, Katherine J. Seippel Sub. 37.16 Herbert Dilworth, Lot 9, Katherine J. Seippel Sub. 17.51 Herbert Dilworth, Lot 8, Katherine J. Seippel Sub. 17.28 Charles H. & Rose M. Frost, Lot 6, Clover Hills Sub. Block 6 ................................ 3.84 Schroeder Construction Co., Lot 6, Clover Hills Sub. Block 4 ................................ 4.39 $7,911.29 246 cu. yds. excavation (unclassified) @ $1.00 ....$246.00 579.1 tons base stone @ 2.40 .................................... 1,389.84 613.9 tons bituminous con- crete @ 7.85 .................... 4,819.11 1055 gals. tack coat @ 0.17 179.35 k ~v 3927 sq. yds. seal coat @ 0.17 .................................... 667.59 5 No. of manholes raised @ 25.00 ............................ 125.00 Totai cost ........................$7,426.89 5.8% extra expense ...... 430.76 5% interest 52 days ........ 53.64 Total assessable amt.....$7,911.29 All of which is assessed in pro- portion to the special benefits con- ferred. 1959 CITY OF DUBUQUE BITUMINOUS CONCRETE PAVING PROJECT NO. 1 SECTION I Total cost ..........................$59,655.88 City share .......................... 10,141.38 Assessable amount ..........$49,514.52 5.8% extra expense ...... 2,871.84 5% interest--52 days ...... 357.60 Total assessable amount ..$52,743.96 Passed, adopted and approved this 4th day of January, 1960. PETER J. TAKOS, Mayor GEORGE A. FREUND, LEO N. SCHUELLER, LOUIS SCHALLER, JOHN P. SCHREIBER, CouncRmen. Attest: LEO F. FROMMELT, City Clerk. Councilman Freund moved the adoption of the resolution. Sec- onded by Councilman Schueller. Carried by the fallowing vote: Yeas-Mayor Takos, Councilmen Freund, Schaller, Schreiber, Schueller. Nays-None. Statement of City Clerk From- melt certifying that assessment no- tices of levy were mailed by regu- lar mail on December 21, 1959, to the owners of property along the tine of improvement known as the City of Dubuque 1959 Bituminous Concrete Paving Project No. 1, except McClain Street and portion of Chaney Road, presented and read. Councilman Freund moved that the statement be received and filed. Seconded by Mayor Takos. Carved by the following vote: Yeas-Mayor Takos, Councilmen Freund, Schaller, Schreiber, Schueller. Nays-None. Statement of James A. Schute certifying that notices of lery of Special Assessment and Intention of the City Council to issue bonds were posted on December 28, 1859, along the line of improvement known as the City of Dubuque 1959 Bituminous Concrete Paving Proj- est No. 1, except McClain Street and portion of Chaney Road, pre- sented and read. Councit[nan Freund moved that the statement be received and filed. Seconded by Mayor Takos. Carried by the following vote: Yeas-Mayor Takos, Councilmen Freund, Schaller, Schreiber, Schueller. Nays-None. Proofs of Publication, certified to by the Publishers, of notice of pro- posal to authorize the issuance of street improvement bonds for the purpose of paying the cost of City of Dubuque 1959 Bituminous Con- crete Paving Project No. 1, except McClain Street and portion of Cha- ney Road, presented and read. Councilman Freund moved that the proofs of publication be re- ceived and filed. Seconded by Councilman Schreiber. Carried by the following vote: Yeas-Mayor Takos, Councilmen Freund, Schaller, Schreiber, Schueller. Nays-None. RESOLUTION NO. 8-60 Resolution providing for the issu- ance of Street Improvement Bonds far the purpose of providing for the payment of the assessed cost of City of Dubuque 1959 Bituminous Concrete Paving Project No. 1. Whereas the contract heretofore entered into by the City of Du- buque, Iowa, for the improvement hereinafter described has been completed and the City Manager has certified the completion there- of to the City Council, and the City Council has ascertained the cost thereof and has determined that $52,743.96 of the cost thereof shall be assessed against the property subject to assessment therefor; and Whereas public notice, as pro- vided by law, has been published by the City Clerk stating the inten- tion of the City Council to issue bonds for the purpose of providing for the payment of the assessed 90 Regular Session, January 4, 1980 cost of said improvement and a public hearing has been held, pur- suant to such notice and all objec- tions made thereto have been con- sidered and determined; Now Therefore Be It Resolved by the City Council of the City of Dubuque: 1. That to provide for the pay- ment of the assessed cost of CITY OF DUBUQUE 1959 BTTUM- INOUS CONCRETE PAVING PROJ- ECT NO 1 except McClain Street from the North Property Line of Dodge Street to a point 170.5 feet North and that portion of Chaney Road from North Property Line of Asbury Road to South Property Line of Kaufmann Avenue that would be levied on Special Assess- ment. SECTION I. 1. Kaufmann Avenue from the West Property Line of Carter Road to the East Property Line of Theda Drive. 2. Evergreen Street from the North Property Line of Lindale Street to the South Property Line of Kaufmann Avenue. 3. Carter Road from the North Property Line of Kaufmann Avenue to the North Property Line of Kane Street. 4. Kane Street from the East Prop- erty Line of Lot 2-1 Willy Place to the East Property Line of Lot 1-1-1 of Olds Place. 5. Kane Street from the East Prop- erty Line of Carter Road to the East Property Line of Lot 2, Block 4, Scenic View Heights. 6. Kane Street from the North Property Line of Kaufmann Avenue to the East Property Line of Primrose Street. 7. Adeline Street from Ramona to end of street. SECTION H. 1. Chaney Road from the North Property Line of Asbury to the South Property Line of Kauf- mann Avenue, City Share Only. there shall be issued Street Im- provement Bonds in the amount of $52,743.98 in anticipation of the deferred payment of assessments levied far such improvement. 2. Such bonds shall be called Street Improvement bonds; and shall bear the date of February 3, 1980; and shall be numbered con- secutively; and they shall be num- bered, divided into series, and be in such denominations and for such maturity dates as are shown in the following table: Series No. Bond No. Denomination Maturity 1. 2844 to 2854, both inclusive; $500.00 each, April 1, 1961. 2. 2855 to 2865, both inclusive; $500.00 each, April 1, 1962. 3. 2866 to 2876, both inclusive; $500.00 each, April 1, 1963. 4. 2877 to 2887, both inclusive; $500.00 each, April 1, 1964. 5. 2888 to 2898, both inclusive; $500.00 each, April 1, 1965. 6. 2899 to 2909, both inclusive; $500.00 each, April 1, 1966. 7. 2910 to 2919, both inclusive; $500.00 each, April 1, 1967. 8. 2920 to 2929, both inclusive; $500.00 each, April 1, 1968. 9. 2930 to 2939, both inclusive; $500.00 each, April 1, 1969. S0. 2940 to 2948, both inclusive; $500.00 each, April 1, 1970. 10. 2949; $243.96, April 1, 1970. 3. Said bonds shall bear interest at the rate of 5 per cent per annum, payable semi-annually in accord- ance with coupons thereto. at- tached: 4. Said bonds shall' not make the City of Dubuque liable in any way, except for the application of said special assessment funds. 5. Said bonds shall provide that they may be payable at any time prior to the maturity date stated therein at the option of the City of Dubuque and shall be in sub- stantially the following form: Na............ Series No. CTTY OF DUBUQUE Street Improvement Bond The City of Dubuque in the State of Iowa promises to pay as hereinafter mentioned to the bearer hereof, on the first day of ................................. or at any time before that date, at the option of the City of Dubuque, the sum of Five Hundred dollars with in- terest thereon at the rate of 5 per cent per annum, payable semi- annually, on the presentation and surrender of the interest coupons hereto attached. Both principal and interest of this bond are payable at the office of the City Treasurer ~_ Regulaz Session, in the City of Dubuque, in the State of Iowa. This bond is issued by the City of Dubuque under and by virtue of Chapter 396 of the li 1954 Code of Iowa, as amended, and the Resolution of said City duly passed on the 4th day of January, 1960, being Resolution No. 8-80 the provisions of which are incorporated by reference into this Bond. This Bond is one of a series of 108 bonds, 105 for $500.00 num- bered from 2844 to 2948 both in- clusive, and one for $243.96 num- bered 2949, all of like tenor and date, and issued for the purpose of City of Dubuque 1959 Bitumin- ous Concrete Paving Project no. 1 as described fn said Resolution, in said City, which cost is payable by the abutting and adjacent prop- erty along said improvements and is made by law a lien on all of said property. It is payable only out of the Special Assessment Fund No. 1221 created by the collection of said special tax, and said fund can be used for no other purpose. It is hereby certified and recited that all the acts, conditions and things required to be done, prece- dent to and in issuing this series of bonds, have been done, hap- pened, and performed, in regular and due form, as required by law and said Resolution, and for the assessment, collection and payment hereon of said special tax, the full faith and diligence of said City of Dubuque are hereby irrevocably pledged. In Testimony Whereof the City of Dubugve by its Council has caused this bond to be signed by its Mayor and countersigned by its City Clerk and the Seal of said City to be thereto affixed, this 3rd day of February, 1960. (Seal) Mayor .................................................... City Clerk (Form of Coupon) On the ................day of.................... the City of Dubuque, Iowa, prom- ises to pay to the Beazer, as pro- vided in said bond, the sum of Dollars, in the office January 4, 1960 41 of the City Treasurer in the City of Dubuque, being .............................. months' interest due that date on its ........................Bond No................... dated ............................................. ........................................................ Mayor ........................................................ City Clerk 6. That the Mayor and City Clerk be and they are hereby instructed to cause said bonds to be prepared and when so prepared to execute said bonds and that the City Clerk be and be is hereby instructed to register said bonds in a book kept for that purpose and to then deliver them to the City Treasurer. 7. That the City Treasurer is hereby instructed to sell said bonds in the manner provided by law, the proceeds of said sale to be placed in a special fund to be known as Special Assessment Fund No. 1221 and paid out by him to pay the cost of said contract. 8. That the interest coupons at- tached to the bonds be signed with the facsimile signature of the Mayor and countersigned with the facsimile signature of the City Clerk. 9. That as fast as funds allow, beginning with the second year after the payment of interest due, the City Treasurer is directed to call these bonds in the same order as numbered. 10. Notice of election to call these bonds shall be given by regu- lar United States Mail addressed to the last known address of the purchaser. Adopted this 4th day of January, 1900. PETER J. TAKOS, Mayor GEORGE A. FREUND, LEO N. SCHUELLER, LOUIS SCHALLER, JOHN P. SCHREIBER, Councilmen Attest: LEO F. FROMMELT City Clerk Councilman Freund moved the adoption of the resolution. Second- ed by Councilman Schreiber. Car- ried by the following vote: Yeas-Mayor Takos, Councilmen Freund, Schaller, Schreiber, Schuel- ler. Nays-None. 42 Regular Session, January 4, 1960 Regulaz Session, Tanuazy 4, 1980 43 Proofs of Publication, certified to by the Publishers, of Notice of levy of Special Assessment and Intention of the City Council to is- sue bonds for the improvement of Marquette Place with Bituminous Concrete Paving from end of ex- isting concrete paving at the south property line of Lot 2 of 2 of 3 of Audubon Addition to the east property line of Lot 308 of Glen- dale Addition No. 3, presented and read. Mayor Takos moved that the proofs of publication be received and filed. Seconded by Councilman Freund. Carried by the following vote: Yeas-Mayor Takos, Councilmen Freund, Schaller, Schreiber, Schueller. Nays-None. RESOLUTION NO. 930 Schedule of Assessments for City of Dubuque 1959 Marquette Place Bituminous Paving Project Resolved by the City Council of the City of Dubuque, Iowa: That to pay for City of Dubuque 1959 Marquette Place Bituminous Pav- ing from existing concrete paving to south property line of Lot 2-2-3 of Audubon Addition to the east property line of Lot 308 of Glen- dale Addition No. 3, by SCIIIJEL- LER BLACKTOP CO., contractor in front of and adjoining the same, a special tax be and is hereby levied on the several lots, and parts of lots, and parcels of real estate as named, situated and owned, and for the several amounts set op- posite each lot or parcel of real estate, as set forth in the follow- ing schedule. Marquette Place from the Existing Concrete Paving fo the South Property Line of Lot 2-2-3 of Au- dubon Add. To the EasT Property Line of Lot 308 of Glendale Add. No. 3 with Bituminous Concrete. Arnold & Virginia Buechele, Lot 4, Audubon Add.......$196.11 Arnold & Virginia Buechele, Lot 2-2-3, Audubon Add... 158.83 John H. & Rosa Zurcher, Lot 1-2-3, Audubon Add......... 158.75 John H. & Rosa Zurcher, Lot 1-2, Audubon Add........... 71.76 John H. & Rosa Zurcher, Lot 1-3, Audubon Add........... 4.67 John H. & Rosa Zurcher, Lot 2-2, Audubon Add ............. 276.62 John E. & Nancy Zurcher, Lot 1, Audubon Add....... 391.57 *John A. & Patricia A. Schlueter, Lot 24, Audu- bon Add ............................... 139.01 Marguerite Baule, Lot 309, Glendale Add. No. 3 ........ 189.68 Mazguerite Baule, Lot 308, Glendale Add No. 3 .......... 230.22 Alfred J. & Esther M. Schiltz, Lot 20, Mettels Sub ....................................... 6.18 $1,823.41 *Assessment to be paid by City of Dubuque. 107.8 tons bituminous Con- crete @ $7.85 ................$ 846.23 284.2 tons base stone @ 2.40 .................................... 706.08 198 gals. tack coat @ 0.17 33.66 740 sq• Yds. seal coat @ 0.17 .................................... 125.80 1,711.77 5.8% extra expense ...... 99.28 5% interest 52 days ...... 12.36 Total assessable amt.....$1,823.41 All of which is assessed in pro- portion to the special benefits con- ferred. Passed, adopted and approved as amended this 4th day of January, 1960. PETER J. TAKOS, Mayor GEORGE A. FREUND, LEO N. SCIiUELLER, LOUIS SCIIALLER, JOHN P. SCHItEIBER, Councilmen Attest: LEO F. FROMMELT, City Clerk Councilman Schueller move d adoption of the resolution as amended. Seconded by Councilman Schaller. Carried by the following vote: Yeas-Mayor Takos, Councilmen Freund, Schaller, Schreiber, Schuel- ler. Nays-None. Statement of City Clerk certify- ing that assessment notices of levy were mailed by regular mail oa December il, 1959, to the owners of property along the line of im- provement of Marquette Place with bituminous concrete paving, pre- sented and read. i ti P? ~t~ 4 ~1 Concilman Freund moved that the statement be received and filed. Seconded by Councilman Schreiber. Carried by the following votes: Yeas-Mayor Takos, Councilmen '. Freund, Schaller, S c h r e i b^ r, ~.. Schueller. Nays-None Statement of James A. Schute, certifying that copies of notices of '. Levy of Special assessment and in- tention of the City Council to issue bonds along the Line of improve- ment were posted on December 28, 1959, along the line of improve- ment of Marquette Place with bi~ tuminous concrete, presented and read. Councilman Freund moved that the statement be received and tiled. Seconded by Mayor Takos. Carried by the following vote: Yeas-Mayor Takos, Councilmen Freund, Schaller, Schreiber , Schueller. Nays-None. Proofs of Publication, certified to by the Publishers, of notice of hear- ing of proposal to authorize the is suance of street improvement bonds for the purpose of paying for the paving of Marquette Place with bituminous concrete, presented and read. Councilman Freund moved that the proofs of publication be re- ceived and filed. Seconded by Mayor Takos. Carried by the fol- lowing vote: Yeas-Mayor Takos, Councilmen Freund, Schaller, Schreiber , Schueller. Nays-None. RESOLUTION NO. 1030 Resolution Providing far the Is- suance of Street Improvement Bonds for the purpose of providing for the payment of the assessed cost of improving Marquette Place. Whereas the contract heretofore entered into by the City of Du- buque, Iowa, for the improvement hereinafter described has been completed and the City Manager has certified the completion there- of to the City Council, and the City Council has ascertained the cost thereof and has determined that $1,823.41 of the cost thereof shall be assessed against the prop- erty subject to assessment therefor; and Whereas public notice, as pro- vided by law, has been published by the City Clerk stating the inten- tion of the City Council to issue bonds for the purpose of providing for the payment of the assessed cost of said improvement and a public hearing has been held, pur- suant to such notice and all objec- tions made thereto have been con- sidered and determined; Now Therefore Be It Resolved by the City Council of the City of Dubuque: 1. That to provide for the pay- ment of the assessed cost of im- proving Marquette Place with Bi- tuminous concrete paving from the existing concrete paving to the South Property Line of Lot 3-2-3 of Audubon Addition to the East Property Line of Lot 308, Glendale Addition No. 3 there shall be is- sued Street Improvement Bonds in the amount of $1,823.41 in antici- pation of the deferred payment of assessment levied for such improve- ment. 2. Such bonds shall be called Street Improvement bonds; and shall bear the date of February 3, 1960; and shall be numbered con- secutively; and they shall be num- bered, divided into series, and be in such denominations and for such maturity dates as are shown in the following table: Series No. Bond No. Denomination Maturity 1. 2508; $100.00, April 1, 1961. 2. 2509; $100.00, April 1, 1962. 3. 2510 and 2511; $100.00 each, April 1, 1963. 4. 2512 and 2513; $100.00 each, April 1, 1964. 5. 2514 and 2515; $100.00 each, April 1, 1965. 6. 2516 and 2517; $100.00 each, April 1, 1986. 7. 2518 and 2519; $100.00 each, April 1, 1967. 8. 2520 and 2521; $100.00 each, April 1, 1988. 9. 2522 and 2523; $100.00 each; April 1, 1969. 10. 2524; $100.00, April 1, 1970. 10. 2525; $123.41; April 1, 1970. 3. Said bonds shal'1 bear interest rate of 5 per cent per annum, pay- able semi-annually in accordance with coupon thereto attached: 44 Regulaz Session, January 4, 1980 4. Said bonds shall not make the City of Dubuque liable in any way, except for the application of said special assessment funds. 5. Said bonds shad provide that they may be payable at any time prior to the maturity date stated therein at the option of the City of Dubuque and shall be in sub- stantially the following form: No Series No ......................... CITY OF DUBUQUE Street Improvement Bond The City of Dubuque in the State of Iowa promises to pay as hereinafter mentioned to t h e bearer hereof, on the first day of ......................................... or at any time before that date, at the option of the City of Dubuque, the sum of One Hundred dollars with in- terest thereon at the rate of 5 per cent per annum, payable semi-an- nually, on the presentation and surrender of the interest coupons hereto attached. Both principal and interest of this bond are payable at the office of the City Treasurer in the City of Dubuque, in the State of Iowa. This bond is issued by the City of Dubuque under and by virtue of Chapter 396 of the 1954 Code of Iowa, as amended, and the Resolution of said City duly passed on the 4th day of Jan- uary, 1960, being Resolution No. 10- 60 the provisions of which aze incorporated by reference into this Bond. This Bond is one of a series of 18 bonds, 17 for $100.00 numbered from 2508 to 2524 both inclusive, and one for $123.41 numbered 2525 all of like tenor and date, and issued for the purpose of improv- ing Marquette Place with Bitumi- nous Concrete Paving as described in said Resolution, in said City, which cost is payable by the abut- ting and adjacent property along said improvements and is made by law a lien on all of said property. It is payable only out of the Special Assessment Fund No. 1218 created by the collection of said special tax, and said fund can be used for no other purpose. It is hereby certified and re- cited that alt the acts, conditions and things required to be done, precedent to and in issuing this series of bonds, have been done, happened, and performed, in regu- lar and due form, as required by law and said Resolutions, and for the assessment, collection and payment hereon of said special tax, the full faith and diligence of said City of Dubuque are hereby irre- vocably pledged. IN TESTIMONY WHEREOF the City of Dubuque by its Council has caused this bond to be signed by its Mayor and counter-signed by its City Clerk and the Seal of said City to be thereto affixed, this 3rd day of February, 1980. Mayor (SEAL) .......................................................... City Clerk (Form of Coupon) On the ................day of.................... ..................... the City of Dubuque, Iowa, promises to pay to the bearer, as provided in said bond, the sum of ....................Dollars, in the office of the City Treasurer in the City of Dubuque, being ....................months' interest due that date on its .................................... Bond No .....................dated................ Mayor City Clerk 6. That the Mayor and City Clerk be and they are hereby instructed to cause said bonds to be prepared and when so prepared to execute said bonds and that the City Clerk be and he is hereby instructed to register said bonds in a book kept for that purpose and to then de- liver them to the City Treasurer. 7. That the City Treasurer is hereby instructed to sell said bonds in the manner provided by law, the proceeds of said sale to be placed in a special fund to be known as Special Assessment Fund No. 1218 and paid out by him to pay the cost of said contract. 8. That the interest coupons at- tached to the bonds be signed with the facsimile signature of the Mayor and countersigned with the fascimile signature of the City Clerk. 9. That as fast as funds allow, beginning with the second year Regulaz Session, January 4, 1980 45 after the payment of interest due, the City Treasurer is directed to call these bonds in the same order as numbered. 10. Notice of election to call these bonds shall be given by regu- lar United States Mail addressed to the last known address of the § purchaser. T'. Adopted this 4th day of Janu- ary, 1960. PETER J. TAKOS Mayor GEORGE A. FREUND LEO N. SCHUELLER ~ LOUIS SCHALLER JOHN P. SCHREDIER I Councilmen Attest: LEO F. FROMMELT City Clerk Councilman Freund moved the adoption of the resolution. Sec- onded by Councilman Schueller. Carried by the following vote: Yeas-Mayor Takos, Councilmen Freund, Schaller, Schreiber, j $C11UeBer. Nays-None. Proofs of Publication, certified to by the Publishers, of Notice of - Levy of Special Assessment and ! Intention of the City Council to issue bonds to pay for the City of Dubuque 1959 Boulevard Lighting Project No. 1, Bid Sections 1, 3, 4, 7 & 8 on the following portions ,;~ of the following named streets: BID SECTION 1-PLAN A- Main Street from 4th Street to 12th Street. BID SECTION 3-PLAN A- Main Street from 12th Street to f °° 13th Street. 1 BID SECTION 4-PLAN B- Iowa Street from 4th Street to Loras Boulevard. BID SECTION 7-PLAN A- Eighth Street from Bluff Street ~ to Central Avenue. BID SECTION 8-PLAN A- Ninth Street from Bluff Street to Central Avenue. t" Councilman Freund moved that the proofs of publication be re- ceived and filed. Seconded by Councilman Schreiber. Carried by the following vote: Yeas-Mayor Takos, Councilmen Freund, Schaller, Schreiber, Schueller. ',. ., Nays-None. . ~ Communication of Sisters of Charity B. V. M. objecting to the final levy of assessment for Main Street Boulevard Lights relative to their vacated property between 12th and 13th Street on Main, pre- sented and read. Mayor Takos moved that the objection be over- ruled and the Manager instructed to write a letter of information. Seconded by Councilman Schaller. Carried by the following vote: Yeas-Mayor Takos, Councilmen Freund, Schaller, Schreiber , Schueller. Nays-None. RESOLUTION NO. 11.60 Schedule of Assessments for City of Dubuque 1959 Boulevard Lighting Project No. 1. Resolved by the City Council of the City of Dubuque, Iowa: That to pay for City of Dubuque 1959 Boul- evard Lighting Project No. 1-BID SECTION 1-Plan A-Main Street from 4th Street to 12th Street; BID SECTION 3-Plan A-Main Street from 12th to 13th Street; BID SE4 TION 4-Plan B-Iowa Street from 4th Street to Loras Boule- vard; BID SECTION 7-Plan A- Eighth Street from Bluff Street to Central Avenue; BID SECTION 8- Plan A-Ninth Street from Bluff to Central Avenue, by SCHUEL- LER & CO. INC., contractor in front of and adjoining the same, a special tax be and is hereby levied on the several lots, and parts of lots, and parcels of real estate all as named, situated and owned, and for the several amounts set oppo- site each lot or parcel of real es- tate, as set forth in the following schedule. BID SECTION 1-PLAN A-Boule- vard Lights Main Street from 4th St. To 12th Street. Archdiocese of Dubuque, Lot 58, 5.28.7' Original Town of Dubuque ............ 257.29 Archdiocese of Dubuque, Lot 58, N.23' Original Town of Dubuque ............ 206.19 Archdiocese of Dubuque, Lot 57, Original Town of Dubuque ........................_.. 459.00 Archdiocese of Dubuque, Lot 56, Original Town of Dubuque ............................ 459.00 Alina R. Dovi, Lot 17, 5.21' Original Town of Du- buque .................................. 188.26 46 Regular Session, January 4, 1960 Knickerbocker Chappaqua Corp., Lot 17, N.43.5' Original Town of Du- buque .................................. 389.97 Alice Brown Maus, Lot 18, 5.34' Original Town of Dubuque ............................ 304.80 Alice Brown Maus, Lot 18, M.20' Original Town of Dubuque ............................ 179.29 Irvin C. Renier, Lot 18, N. 10.5' Original Town of Dubuque ............................ 94.13 Irvin C. Renier, Lot 19, S.11.5' Original Town of Dubuque ............................ 103.10 Francis L. Gibbs Est., Lot 19, 5.20'-M.40' Original Town of Dubuque ............ 179.29 Edward L. Chalmers, Lot 19, N.20'-M.40' Original Town of Dubuque ............ 179.29 Harry Phillips, Lot 19 N.13' Original Town of Du- buque .................................. 118.54 Harry Phillips, Lot 20 S. 26.5' Original Town of Dubuque ............................ 237.57 Josephine K. Kretz, Lot 20, N.37.5' Original Town of Dubuque ............................ 338.18 Margaret Nagle, Lot 21, S. 44', Original Town of Du- buque .................................. 394.45 Dorothy R. Bray, Lot 21, Original Town of Du- buque .................................. 179.29 Gertrude E. Cross & Anna North, Lot 22 S.'Fi Origi- nal Town of Dubuque ...... 287.23 Gertrude Ryan Cross, Lot 2 of 22 N.'/z Original Town of Dubuque ............ 95.03 Kath. W. Bradley, Lot 1 of 22 N.'fz Original Town of Dubuque ............................ 192.74 Kath. W. Bradley, Lot 23 5.21.65' Original Town of Dubuque ............................ 194.09 Mary B. Chalmer & Eliz. B. Lewis, Lot 23 N.42.67' Original Town of Du- buque .................................. 382.53 Archdiocese of Dubuque, Lot 24, Original Town of Dubuque ............................ 574.64 Kath. W. Bradley, Lot 25, Original Town of Du- buque .................................. 573.75 Louis B. Bray, Trustee, Lot 26 S. 37.5' Original Town of Dubuque ............ 336.18 M. E. Richard Est., Lot 28, N.26' Original Town of Dubuque ............................ 233.08 M. E. Richard Est., Lot 27A Original Town of Du- buque .................................. 71.72 Adams Realty Corp., Lot 27, S. 23' Original Town of Dubuque ........................ 208.19 Geo. R. Burden & Richazd Bernard Wathen, Trustees Lot 27, N.33' Original Town of Dubuque ............ 295.84 Geo. R. Burden & Richard Bernard Wathen, Trustees Lot 28A S.7' Original Town of Dubuque ............ 62.75 Wesley Reynolds, Lot 28A N.21' Original Town of Dubuque ............................ 188.28 Geo. R. Burden & Richard Bernard Wathen, Trustee Lot 2S, Original Town of Dubuque ............................ 322.73 Sarah Mann, s/a Int., Sam- uel P. & Etta Halpern etal, '/a Int., Dubuque Post No. 3 Amvets Und. 'Fz, Lot 68, 5.63.7' Origi- nal Town of Dubuque ...... 569.98 Dubuque Post No. 3 Amvets Lot 68 N.11" Original Town of Dubuque ............ 8.25 Dubuque Post No. 3 Amvets Lot 1 of 67 S.iS Original Town of Dubuque ............ 195.88 Adams Realty Corp., Lot 2, of 67 5.35 Original Town of Dubuque ........................ 189.61 Mamie E. Cox Perkins etal. Lot 87 N.~fa Original Town of Dubuque ............ 192.74 Catherine C. O'Rourke, Lot 66, S.is Original Town of Dubuque ........................ 385.49 James M. & Lorraine Gor- don, Lot 66, N.'h Original Town of Dubuque ............ 192.74 Arthur L. Goldberg, Lot 65A 5.20.5' Original Town of Dubuque .........:.............. 183.78 Arthur L. Goldberg, Lot 65A N.7' Original Town of Dubuque ........................ 62.75 Arthur L. Goldberg, Lot 65, Original Town of Du- buque .................................. 331.70 First National Bank, Lot 64, E.94'-S.'/s Original Town of Dubuque ............ 192.74 Regulaz Session, Januazy 4, 1960 47 First National Bank, Lot 64, E.94'-M.'/s Original Town of Dubuque ............ 192.74 Alice Brown Maus, Lot 64, N.'fs Original Town of Dubuque ............................ 192.74 Irwin C. Renier, Philip R. Renier etal, Alina M. "' Dovi, Lot 63, S.~/a Und. '/s >`'. Original Town of Du- buque .................................. 192.74 J. B. Sullivan etal, Lot 63, M.~/s Original Town of ~ ........................... Dubuque . 192.74 '~ Arthur Herrmann, Lot 63, N. 'fs Original Town of Dubuque ............................ 192.74 Jack Solomon & Ann Solo- mon, Lot 62, 5.14.33' ~. Original Town of Du- buque .................................. 128.47 Jack Solomon & Ann Solo- mon, Lot 62, S.M.19.1' Original Town of Du- buque .................................. 171.23 Clarence J. Enzler, Lot 62, N.M. 20' Original Town '- of Dubuque ........................ 179.30 Evelyn Goff Pearson, 25%, _ Lot 62, N.11' Original Town of Dubuque ............ 98.61 Etta R. Williams, 60%, Fred - W. Goff, 15%, Lot 61, S. ~ 12.75' Original Town of Dubuque ............................ 114.30 David Kintzinger, Lot 61, S.M.19.5' Original Town of Dubuque ........................ 174.81 - Marion Ryder, Lot 61, N.~fz Original Town of Du- buque .................................. 289.11 Mary B. Chalmers & Elie. B. Lewis, Lot 748, N.'h ~ Original Town of Du- buque .................................. 191.85 i William B. & Edgaz B. Wit- mer, Lot 748, S.riS Origi- nal Town of Dubuque ...... 382.80 William B. & Edgar B. Wit- ~ ~ mer, Lot 751, Original Town of Dubuque ............ 574.64 Archdiocese of Dubuque, '~ Lot 60, Original Town of Dubuque ............................ 459.00 t Archdiocese of Dubuque, Lot 59, S.31.7' Original Town of Dubuque ............ 284.18 Archdiocese of Dubuque, Lot 59, N.19.3' Original Town of Dubuque ............ 173.02 '" James B. Sullivan etal, Lot 749, S.'h Original Town of Dubuque ........................ 191.85 Elizabeth M. & Mary E. Linehan, Lot 749, M.~fa Original Town of Du- buque .................................. 191.85 Grand Opera House Corp., Lot 749, N.~h Original Town of Dubuque ............ 191.85 Jolm A. Nagle, Lot 13, Original Town of Du- buque .................................. 579.13 Spiro & Demetra Bogas, Lot 14, Original Town of Du- buque .................................. 579.13 Allen E. Sigman, Lot 15, S.'h Original Town of Dubuque ............................ 193.01 Mich. M. & Frances Faber, Lot 15, M.'/a Original Town of Dubuque ............ 193.01 Alice Brown Maus, Lot 15, N.~/a Original Town of Dubuque ............................ 193.01 Margaret Nagle, Lot 16, Original Town of Du- buque .................................. 579.13 Grand Opera Co., Lot 466, N. 1/5, Original Town of Dubuque ............................ 459.00 Grand Opera Co., Lot 466, N.2'6"-N.~fi-N.M.1/5, Orig- inal Town of Dubuque .... 22.41 Grand Opera Co., Lot 750, N.~/a-S.'fz, Original Town of Dubuque ........................ 95.74 Kath. W. Bradley etal., Lot 750, S.?i's-S.'h, Original Town of Dubuque ............ 191.49 William B. & Edgar B. Wit- mer, Lot 750, N.iS-N.'Fi, Original Town of Du- buque .................................. 191.49 Grand Opera Co., Und. ~/z, Grand Opera Co., Und. '/a Grand Opera Co., Und. '/a Lot 750, S.'h-N.~fz, Origi- nal Town of Dubuque ...... 95.74 First National Bank Trus- tee, Lot 29, Original Town of Dubuque ........................ 573.75 First National Bank Trus- tee, Lot 30, Original Town of Dubuque ........................ 573.75 First National Bank Trus- tee, Lot 31, S.'h, Original Town of Dubuque ............ 191.22 George R. Burden & Rich- ard Bernazd Wathen, Trustee, Lot 31, N.~/a, Original Town of Du- buque .................................. 191.22 Ella B. Rueter & H. B. Lusch,LOt 31, N.'h, Orig- inal Town of Dubuque .... 191.22 48 Regular Session, January 4, 1960 ~ Regulaz Session, Januazy 4, 19(30 49 Willard M. Flynn, Lot 32, Northwest Mutual Life Ins. 5.30', Original Town of Co., Lot 53, S.'Fz, Original Dubuque ............................ 268.94 Town of Dubuque ............ 229.50 Adams Realty Corp., Lot 32, Northwest Mutual Life Ins. N.34', Original Town of Co., Lot 53, N.'fz, Original Dubuque ................. .......... 304.80 Town of Dubuque ............ 229.50 Kath. W. Bradley etal, Lot Northwest Mutual Life Ins. 33, 5.20', Original Town Co., Lot 52, S.16'5.49', of Dubuque ........................ 179.30 Original Town of Du- Kath. W. Bradley etal, Lot buque .................................. 143.44 33, N.~/z S.40', Original Town of Dubuque ............ 179.30 Northwest Mutual Life Ins. Co., Lot 52, N.33'5.49', Oscar & Walter A. Wessel- Original Town of Du- koyt, Lot 34, N.41.6', buque .................................. 295.84 Original Town of Du- buque ............................... .. 372.94 American Trust & Savings ' " Bank, Lot 52, N.2 2 , Kath. W. Bradley, Lot 34, Original Town of Du- 5.9.7', Original Town of ................................ buque .. 19.45 Dubuque .... 86.96 American Trust & Savings Leo J. Giegerich, Lot 35, S. Bank, Lot 51, Original '/z, Original Town of Du- Town of Dubuque ............ 459.00 buque """"""""""""""" " 229.50 Bank & Insurance Corp, C. F. Cody, Lot 35, N.'fi, Lot 50, Original Town of Original Town of Du- Dubuque ... .. ....................... 459.00 buque .. '~""""""""""""""" 229.50 Bank & Insurance Corp., Marie Rider Burch, Und. Lot 49, Original Town of 'h, George R. Burden & Dubuque .... ~~~~~'"'~"~-~"~'~~~~~ 459.00 Richard Walthen, Trus- T Bradley etal. Lot Kath W tees, Und. iS, Lot 36 & ' , . . Original N.11.2'-N.'fz 33 36A, N.42 , Original Town of Dubuque ........................ 376.52 , , Town of Dubuque ............ 100.41 Marie Rider Burch, Und. Adams Realty Corp., Lot Geo. R. Burden & '/s 48, S.~,'z, Original Town , Richard Walthen, Trus- of Dubuque ........................ 229.50 tees, Und. zi5, Lot 36 & Esther B. Witmer, Lot 48, 36A, 5.60', Original Town N.lfi, Original Town of of Dubuque ........................ 537.89 Dubuque ............................ 229.50 Marie Rider Burch, Und. C. A. Noyes, Lot 47, S.'fz, 35, Richard Bernazd Wa- Original Town of Du- then, Trustees, Und. 'fs, buque .................................. 229.50 Lot 37, Original Town of Elizabeth F. Miller, Lot 47, Dubuque ............................ 459.00 N.'/z, Original Town of Kath. W. Bradley etal, Lot Dubuque ............................ 229.50 38, Original Town of Du- James B. Sullivan etal, Lot buque .................................. 459.00 46, Original Town of Du- Kath. W. Bradley etal, Lot buque .................................. 459.00 39, Original Town of Du- Stewart Y. McMullen, Lot buque .................................. 459.00 45, Original Town of Du- Mary B. Chalmers & Eliz. buque .................................. 459.00 B. Lewis, Lot 40, Origi- Stewart Y. McMullen, Lot nal Town of Dubuque ...... 459.00 4.1, S.9', Original Town of Barrett S. Lacy, Lot 40A, Dubuque ~~-~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ 60.68 Original Town of Du- Lot 44, N.42.2', C. Mai M buque ................ ""'~~~~"""' Fred H Weigel Und. '/a 459.00 , . Original Town of Du- . , , Frank ft. Weigel, Und. buque ... ...... ........................ 378.31 '1a, Adele T. Clewell, L. C. & Jessie Hruska, Lot Und. 'Fi, Lot 55, Original S.'/z 113, Original Town Town of Dubuque ............ 459.00 of Dubuque ........................ 229.50 Anne Spensley Gallogly, L. C. Hruska, Lot N.3~z-43, Lot 54, Original Town of Original Town of Du- Dubuque ............................ 459.00 buque .................................. 229.50 ! Harriet Larkin, Lot 42, Original Town of Du- buque .................................. 342.45 Harriet Larkin, Lot 42A, Original Town of Du- buque .................................. 116.54 ~• Harriet Larkin, Lot 5.8.2'111 Original Town of Du- r ':. buque .................................. 73.51 Adams Realty Corp., Lot N. 43.2'-41, Original Town of Dubuque ........................ 387.25 Courtland & Sabyl Hillyard, Lot 5.21'2"-5.90'-487, Orig- final Town of Dubuque .... 189.78 Courtland & Sabyl Hillyard, Lot 5.25'6°-N.68'-5.90'-487, ,: Original Town of Du- .' buque .................................. 228.60 Courtland & Sabyl Hillyard, Lot N.42'8"-N.88'5.90'467, Original Town of Du- buque .................................. 381.00 ~; St. Luken Methodist Episco- i pal Church, Lot N.80'-N. 1 M.100'467, Original Town of Dubuque ........................ 537.89 ~'. i St. Lukes Methodist Episeo- pal Church, Lot S.40'-N. t M.100'-467, Original Town of Dubuque ........................ 358.59 St. Lukes Methodist Episco- pal Church, Lot N.68'1167, - Original Town of Du- ~ ~, buque .................................. 591.88 1. Jas M. Yiannias, Lot S.1/5- 466, Original Town of Du- buque .................................. 459.00 Jas. M. Yiannias, Lot 5.35' 2" - S.M.1/5 - 466, Original r Town of Dubuque .. ... 315.29 ~ Nicholas J. Yiannias, Lot N.I6'-S.M.1/5 - 466, Origi- nal Town of Du~,rque ...... 143.44 Nicholas J. Yiannias, Lot ~~ S.riz-M.1/5-466, Original ., Town of Dubuque ............ 229.50 1 Emily ft. Nesler, Lot N.r/z- ' M.1/5-468, Original Town of Dubuque ........................ 229.50 f~ Emily R. Nesler, Lot S.'Fz N.M.1/5 - 466, Original Town of Dubuque ............ 229.50 Laura A. & Helen T. Kretschner, Lot 5.23'6"- S N.'~i-N.M.1/5 - 468, Origi- . III nal Town of Dubuque .... 210.87 • _ $36,792.08 32 no. of grounding units @ $8.85 ..........................$ 278.80 2295 lin. ft. sawing con- crete @ $.30 .................. 888.50 6481 sq. ft. sidewalk re- placement @ 0.54 .......... 3,499.74 25 sq. yds. street replace- ment @ 10.64 ...... ...... 288.00 49 no. of removal poles & bases @ 34.50 .......... 1,690.50 32 no. of luminaries @ 400.00 ..............................1 2,800.00 32 no. of light standards @ 187.50 ........................ 6,000.00 28 no. of concrete bases @ 59.85 .......................... 1,675.80 4714 lin. ft. underground cable @ 1.10 ................ 5,188.70 782 lin. ft. lriz" rigid con- duit @ 1.28 .................... 1,000.96 899 lin. ft. 1'/a" rigid con- duit @ 1.00 .................... 699.00 358 lin. ft. under single conductor cable @ 0.80 286.40 16 no. of service entra~e @ 2.53 .............................. 90.48 15 no. of 3 pole-30 amp. fused safety switch @ 1638 ................................ 245.70 4 no. of special bases @ 100.00 .............................. 400.00 10 no. of welded nubbs for traffic lights @ 4.00 40.00 $34,798.58 Less 2% .............................. 695.97 $34,102.61 Extra work ........................ 46.25 Traffic lights & conver- sion .................................. 784.02 $34,932.88 4.6% extra expense .......... 1,806.91 5% interest 52 days .......... 252.29 Total assessable amount..$38,792.08 Ali of which is assessed in pro- portion to special benefits ean- ferred. BID SECTION 3-PLAN A-Boule- yard Lights Main Street Boule- vard Ligh}ing from 12th Street io 13Th S}reef. Paul C. & Alma Mathis, Lot S 50'-488A, Orig. Dubuque 437.17 Sisters of Charity, Lot N. 65'-468A, Orig. Dubuque.. 568.32 St. Josephs Convent & School, Lot 488, Orig. Du- buque ..................................1,232.82 50 Regulaz Session, Medical Assoc. Realty Co., Lot S 2/5-S 62'4"-W 65'8"- 465, Orig. Dubuque ........ 545.60 Medical Assoc. Realty Co. Lot N 40'-S 2/5465, Orig. Dubuque ............................ 349.75 Sidney & Margaret Hauden- shield, Lot M 1/5-465, Orig. Dubuque .................. 447.66 Mary B. Chalmers & Eliz. Lewis, Lot NM 1/5.465, Orig. Dubuque .................... 447.66 Joseph W. & Madeline Rhomberg, Lot N 1/51165, Orig. Dubuque .................. 447.66 $4,476.64 4 No. Of Ground Units @ $8.65 ................................$ 34.60 128 Lin. Ft. Concrete Saw- ings @ 0.30 .................... 38.40 381 Sq. Ft. Sidewalk Re- placement @ 0.54 ........ 205.74 12 Sq. Yds. Street Replace- ment @ 10.64 ................ 127.68 6 No. Of Remove Poles & Bases, @ 34.50 ................ 207.00 4 No. Of Luminaires @ 400.00 ................................ 1,600.00 4 No. Of Standards @ 187.50 ................................ 750.00 4 No. Of Bases, regular @ 59.85 ................................ 239.40 809 Lin. Ft. Underground Cable @ 1.10 .................... 889.90 51 Lin. Ft. Rigid conduit l~fz" @ 1.28 .................... 65.28 20 Lin. Ft. Rigid conduit 114" @ 1.00 .................... 20.00 28 Lin. Ft. Single Conduct- or @ 0.80 ........................ 22.40 2 No. Of Service Entrance Caps @ 2.53 ................ 5.06 2 No. Of 3 Pole 30 Amp. fused Safety Switch @ 16.38 ................................ 32.76 $4,238.22 Less 2% 84.76 $4,153.46 Traffic Lights & Conver- sion .................................. 96.96 Assessable Amount ............$4,250.42 4.6% Extra Expense ........ 195.52 5% Interest for 52 days.... 30.70 $4,476.64 All of which is assessed in pro- portion to the special benefits con- ferred. January 4, 1980 BID SECTION 4-PLAN B-Boule- vard Lights Iowa Street from Fourth Street to Loras Boulevsrd Sophia Hanson, Lot S. 1/5- 457, Original Town of Du- buque ..................................$363.14 Mettel Realty & Inv. Co., Lot S. ~Fe-S.M. 1/5-457, Original Town of Dubu- que ...................................... 181.57 Gus Guinta, etal, Lot N.'fz- S.M. 1/5-457, Original Town of Dubuque ............ 181.57 Gus & Salvatore Guinta, Lot M. 1/5-457, Original Town of Dubuque ........................ 363.14 City Hall, Lot N. 2/5-457, Original Town of Dubu- que ...................................... 728.28 Medical Associates Realty Co, Lot E. 80'-N. 1/5460, Original Town of Dubuque 363.14 Medical Associates Realty Co., Lot N.M. 1/546Q, Or- iginal Town of Dubuque.... 383.14 Medical Associates Realty Co, Lot M. 1/5460, Orig- inal Town of Dubuque .... 363.14 Medical Associates Realty Co., Lot S.M., 1/5460, Or- iginal Town of Dubuque 363.14 Medical Associates Realty Co., Lot S. 1/460, Origin- al Town of Dubuque ........ 363.14 Elizabeth & Aloysius Klaver, Lot M. 1/5459, Original Town of Dubuque .............. 363.14 Chas. C. & May Justmann, Lot S. 'Fz S.M. 1/5459, Or- iginal Town of Dubuque.... 181.57 Chas. C. & May Justmann, Lot N. '/z S.M. 1/59459, Original Town of Dubuque 181.57 Sophia Hanson, Lot S. 1/5- 459, Original Town of Du- buque .................................. 363.14 Y.W.C.A, Lot 161, Original Town of Dubuque ............ 383.14 Y.W.C.A., Lot 162, Original Town of Dubuque .............. 363.14 Clement J. & Louis Smith, Lot N. 'Fz-163, Original Town of Dubuque ............ 181.57 Clement J. & Louis Smith, Lot S. '/z-163, Original Town of Dubuque .............. 181.57 Mrs. Irma Morgan, Lot N. 'fz-164, Original Town of Dubuque ............................ 181.57 1 . 1' s Regular Session, Mildred LaBarge, Lois A. & Louis G. Wertin, Lot S. ~/z-164, Original Town of Dubuque .............................. 181.57 Banker's Life Co., Lot N. ~fz- 164A, Original Town of Dubuque ......................NO Benefit Banker's Life Co., Lot S. ~fz- 164A, Original Town of Dubuque ......................No Benefit Jos. W. Rhomberg, Lot 2 A. S. 'Fz 456, Original Town of Dubuque ........................ 354.63 Jos. W. Rhomberg, Lot 2-3A. S. 'fz-456, Original Town of Dubuque ........................ 283.70 Casper J. Hahn, Lot 1-3A S. 'Fzh56, Original Town of Dubuque .............................. 70.93 Casper J. Hahn, Lot 4-S. 'Fe- 456, Original Town of Dubuque ............................ 198.59 Agnes R. Wolf, Lot N. 25', M. 1/5456, Original Town of Dubuque ........................ 177.31 Dubuque Bank & Trust Co., Lot N.M. 1/5456, Original Town of Dubuque .............. 363.14 Dubuque Bank & Trust Co., Lot S. ~fi-N. 1/5456, Or- iginal Town of Dubuque.. 181.57 Dubuque Bank & Trust Co., Lot W. 55.49'-N. 'fz-N. 1/5- 456, Original Town of Du- buque .................................. 181.57 Florence F. Deutsch & Cleo E. Smith Deutsch, Lot 1- 1-2-1 N. 2/5.461, Original Town of Dubuque ............ 143.27 Stampfer Building Co., Lot 233, Original Town of Du- buque .................................. 366.69 H. B. Glover Co., Lot W. 26'7"-232, Original Town of Dubuque ........................ 188.52 Stampfer Building Co., Lot S. 25'-232, Original Town of Dubuque ........................ 177.31 H. B. Glover Co., Lot 231, Original Town of Dubu- que ...................................... 366.69 H. B. Glover Co., Lot 230, Original Town of Dubu- que ...................................... 366.69 H. B. Glover Co., Lot 229, Original Town of Dubu- que ...................................... 366.69 H. B. Glover Co., Lot 228, Original Town of Dubu- que ...................................... 366.69 January 4, 1960 51 H. B. Glover Co., Lot 227, Original Town of Dubu- que ...................................... 366.69 Bird Chevrolet Co., Lot 226, Original Town of Dubu- que ...................................... 366.69 Anthony Rhomberg, Lot N. 21'3"-225, Original Town of Dubuque ........................ 150.72 Bird Chevrolet Co, Lot S. 30'4"-225, Original Town of Dubuque ........................ 215.12 Anthony Rhomberg, Lot 224, Original Town of Dubu- que ...................................... 366.69 Joseph W. Rhomberg, Lot 223, Original Town of Du- buque .................................. 363.85 Leo Addabo, Lot N. 41'3"- N. 1/5.458, Original Town of Dubuque ........................ 292.57 First National Bank, Du- buque, Trustee, Lot 177, Original Town of Dubuque 453.93 First National Bank Dubu- que, Trustee, Lot 178 N. 27'6", Original Town of Dubuque ............................ 195.05 Virginia B. Even, Lot S. 36'6"-178, Original Town of Dubuque ........................ 258.88 Joseph Jungwirth, Execu- tors, Lot N. 53'-179, Orig- inal Town of Dubuque.... 375.91 Union Labor Building, Du- buque, Lot 1 Weigel Sub. 510.67 Merchants Supply, Lot N. 43'-181, Original Town of Dubuque ........................ 304.98 Ray N. Clemens, Lot S. 21: 53'-181, Original Town of Dubuque ............................ 152.70 Ray N. Clemens, Lot 182, Original Town of Dubu- que ...................................... 222.00 Aay N. Clemens, Lot 182A, Original Town of Dubu- que ...................................... 271.65 Ray N. Cleemns, Lot 183, Original Town of Dubu- que ...................................... 458.18 Ray N. Clemens, Lot N. 19' E. 37'-184, Original Town of Dubuque ........................ 134.76 Ray N. Clemens, Lot S. 45' 6"-184, Original Town of Dubuque ............................ 322.71 George L. McDonald, Lot E. 43'-185, Original Town of Dubuque .............................. 458.18 52 Regular Session, January 4, 1980 Ridge Motor & Machine Co., Robert & Eugenie Farrell, Lot 186, Original Town of ~/z & Robert F. & Eugenia Dubuque ............................ 458.18 G. Loetscher, ',4 Lot N. Clayton J. Kramer & Joan 41'-185, Original Town of C. Ridge, Lot 187, Original Dubuque ............................ 290.80 Town of Dubuque ............ 458.18 Edward J. Goodman, Lot S. John Nagle, Lot 188, Orig- 10'2"-165, Original Town final Town of Dubuque .... 458.18 of Dubuque ........................ 72.13 Henry Kies & John R. Hen- Edward J. Goodman, Lot N. schel, Lot W. 40'-218, Or- 'h-160, Original Town of iginal Town of Dubuque 363.14 Dubuque ............................ 181.57 Chas. H. Rhomberg, Lot 217, Clara Bauer, Lot S. ~fe-166, Original Town of Dubu- Original Town of Dubu- que ...................................... 363.14 ue ...................................... q 181.57 Milton J. & Esther E. Kluch, Clara E. Begley, Lot N. b4- Lot N. ~fz-216, Original 187, Original Town of Du- Town of Dubuque ............ 181.57 buque .................................. 181.57 Chas. H. Rhomberg, Lot S. Y.M.C.A. Capitol Funda ~/z-216, Original Town of Trust-First Nat'l. Bank, ............................ Dubuque 181.57 Trustees. Lot S. ~fs•187, Belsky Motor Co., Lot 215, Original Town of Dubu- 57 181 Original Town of Dubu- 4ue ...................................... . que ........... ......... ............... . . 221.29 Y.M.C.A., Lot 168, Original Belsky Motor Co., Lot 215A, Town of Dubuque ............ 383.14 Original Town of Dubu- Joseph W. Rhomberg, Lot 1- que ...................................... 141.85 222, Original Town of Du- buque .................................. 353.99 Belsky Motor Co., Lot 214, Lot 2-222 Ryan Marie I Original Town of Dubu- , , . Original Town of Dubu- ... .... que ............................. 363.14 ....... que """"""""'""""""~' 11.34 Anthony Rhomberg, Lot 213, Original Town of Dubu- Marie I. Ryan, Lot 221, Or- que ...................................... 363.14 iginal Town of Dubuque.. 363.49 Anthony Rhomberg, Lot 212, Collings Sommerfield, Lot Original Town of Dubu- N. 'fz-220, Original Town que ................................... ... 363.14 of Dubuque ........................ 181.92 Charles H. Rhomberg, Lot William S. Sheppley, Lot S. 211, Original Town of Du- 'fz-220, Original Town of ............................. . buque .. 363.14 Dubuque ............................ 181.92 Charles H. Rhomberg, Lot Anthony Rhomberg, Lot N. 210, Original Town of Du- 38'6"-219, Original Town ............................. . buque ... 363.14 of Dubuque ........................ 273.08 Dubuque Boys Club House, Collings Sommerfield, Lot S. Lot 209, Original Town of 12'9"-219, Original Town Dubuque ..... ....................... 363.14 of Dubuque ........................ 90.43 William R. & Kathryn M. City of Dubuque, Lot 208, Haber, Lot N. 18.07-N. 88: Original Town of Dubu- 66-N. 2/5459, Original que ...................................... 363.14 Town of Dubuque ............ 128.16 City of Dubuque, Lot 207, William R. & Kathryn M. Original Town of Dubu- Haber, Lot S. 16.07'-N. que ...................................... 383.14 2/5459, Original Town of City of Dubuque, Lot 206, Dubuque ............................ 113.98 Original Town of Dubu- George & Emma Scherer, que ...................................... 363.14 Lot S. 16.07'-N. 50.33-N. City of Dubuque, Lot 205, 2/5459~Original Town of Original Town of Dubu- Dubuque ............................ 118.55 que ...................................... 363.14 William R. & Kathryn City of Dubuque, Lot 204, Haber, Lot S. 18.07'-N. 86: Original Town of Dubu- 73-N. 2/5459, Original que ...................................... 363.14 Town of Dubuque ............ 126.16 f 1 t s t Session, January 4, 1980 53 David Kintzinger, Lot E. 41.75'-N. 34.52-N. 2/ 5-459, Original Town of Dubu- que ...................................... 244.84 Fire Headquarters, Lot 169, Original Town of Dubu- que ...................................... 455.93 Stampfer Building Co., Lot 1-1 Sub. of 170 & E. 43'- 171, Original Town of Du- buque .................................. 117.81 Stampfer Building Co., Lot 1-2 N. 2'-E. 43-172, Orig- inal Town of Dubuque .... 113.27 Grand Opera House, Lot 3- E. 43-172, Original Town of Dubuque ........................ 113.48 Grand Opera House, Lot 4- E. 43-172, Original Town of Dubuque ........................ 106.39 Stampfer Building Co., Lot 5-E. 43-172, Original Town of Dubuque ...................... 141.85 ~, Stampfer Building Co., Lot 6-E. 43-172, Original Town of Dubuque ........................ 106.39 Stampfer Building Co., Lot 7-E. 43-172, Original Town of Dubuque ........................ 113.48 Stampfer Buitding Co., Lot 8-E. 43-172, Original Town of Dubuque ........................ 141.85 Dubuque Building & Loan Assn. Lot S. 62'-E. 43 C.L:172, Original Town of Dubuque ........................ 439.74 Grand Opera House, Lot E. 73'-173, Original Town of Dubuque ............................ 340.44 Crescent Realty Corp. Dubu- que, Lot 5:251'-174, Orig• final Town of Dubuque .... 177.31 William B. & Edgaz B. Witt- mer, Lot N. 47'6"-174, Or- iginal Town of Dubuque.. 336.90 Crescent Realty Corp. Dubu- que, Lot N. ~/z-175, Orig- inal Town of Dubuque .... 255.33 Charles H. Bradley, etal, Lot S. ~/z-175, Original Town of Dubuque ........................ 255.33 Wm. B. & Edgar B. Wittmer, Lot 176A, Original Town of Dubuque ........................ 226.96 Andrew D. & Violet Kazi- gan, Lot 176, Original Town of Dubuque ............ 228.96 Christina Brede, Lot 205, Original Town of Dubu- que ...................................... 363.14 John A. Nagle, Lot N. 11'2"- 202, Original Town of Du- buque .................................. 79.22 Madeline Tobin, Lot S. 40'- 202, Original Town of Du- buque .................................. 283.70 John A. Nagle, Lot 201, Or- iginal Town of Dubuque.. 383.14 B & G Automotive Parts, Inc., Lot 1-200, Original Town of Dubuque ............ 86.53 B & G Automotive Parts, Inc., Lot 2-200, Original Town of Dubuque ............ 134.76 B & G Automotive Parts, Lot 3-200, Original Town of Dubuque ........................ 141.85 B & G Automotive Parts, Inc., Lot 199, Original Town of Dubuque ............ 363.14 Szbyl H. Kretschmer & Courtland F. Hillyard (Trustees), Lot S. 55'8. 8T 6" S. 2/5.458, Original Town of Dubuque ............ 390.08 Arthur Trausch, Lot N. 32' 6"-S. 87'6"-S. 2/5458, Or- iginal Town of Dubuque.. 230.51 Angelina Pazadiso, Lot N. 15'-S. 2/5.458, Original Town of Dubuque ............ 106.39 Angelina Pazadiso, Lot S. 25'-M. 1/5458, Original Town of Dubuque ............ 177.31 Kath. W. Bradley, LotN.26'- M. 1/5.458, Original Town of Dubuque ........................ 184.41 Kath. W. Bradley, Lot S. 41- N.M. 1/5458, Original Town of Dubuque ............ 290.80 Mettel Realty & Inv. Co. (Apel) Lot N. 10'-N.M. 1/5- 458, Original Town of Du- buque .................................. 70.93 Mettel Realty & Inv. Co., Lot S. 9'9"-N. 1/5458, Or- iginal Town of Dubuque.. 69.51 Y.M.C.A., Lot 168A, Ortg- inal Town of Dubuque .... 363.14 Florence F. Deutsch & Cleo Smith Deutsch, Lot 2-1-2-1 N. 2/5461, Original Town of Dubuque ........................ 145.40 Jack H. & Mildred Carl, Lot 1-2-2-1 N. 2/5-461, Orig- inal Town of Dubuque .... 148.82 Arthur A. Artus & Gertrude Westensee, Lot 2-2-2-1 N. 2/5461, Original Town of Dubuque ............................ 147.53 54 Regulaz Session, O. M. Schmid, est. (O'Mara) Lot 2-N. 2/5-461, Original Town of Dubuque ............ 147.53 Bird Chevrolet Co., Lot M. 1/5-461, Original Town of Dubuque ............................ 363.14 Geo. R. Burden & Richazd Bernazd Wathen (Trustee) Lot E. 51-5. 2/5-461, Orig- inal Town of Dubuque .... 726.27 $36,070.81 ~~ 39 No. of Lighting Stand- ards @ $187.50 ..............$7,312.50 39 N. of Grounding Units @ 8.65 .............................. 337.35 2499 Lin. Ft. Concrete Saw- ing @ 0.30 ........................ 749.70 5885 Sq. Ft. Sidewalk Re- placement @ 0.54............ 3,177.90 105 Sq. Yds. Street Re- placement @ $10.64........ 1,117.20 58 No. of Removal Poles & Bases @ 34.50 .............. 2,001.00 39 No. of Luminaires @ 200.00 .............................. 7,800.00 59 No. of Concrete Bases @ 59.85 ............................ 2,334.15 5983 Lin. Ft. Underground Cable @ 1.10 .................. 6,581.30 1286.5 Lin. Ft. 1'Fz" Rigid Conduit @ 1.28 .............. 1,646.72 114 Lin. Ft. 1'/a" Rigid conduit @ 1.00 ............ 114.00 414 Lin. Ft. Single con- ductor cable @ 0.80........ 331.20 22 No. of Service Entrance coPS @ 2.53 .................... 55.66 20 No. of 3 Pole-30 Amp. fused safety switch @ 16.38 .................................. 327.60 7 No. of Welded nubs for Traffic Lights @ 4.00.... 28.00 Total Amount ................$33,914.28 Less 2% ........................ 678.29 $33,235.99 Extra Work .................. 56.28 Traffic Lights & Con- version ........................ 955.78 $34,248.05 4.8% Extra Expense .... 1,575.41 5% 52 days .................... 247.35 January 4, 1960 BID SECTION 7-PLAN A-Boule• yard Lights for 8th StreeT from Central Avenue fo Bluff Street. Violet Butt Wells, Lot E~Fi- 254, Orig. Dubuque ........$396.60 Jos. W. Rhomberg, Lot W'Fi- 254, Orig. Dubuque .......... 398.00 Anthony Rhomberg, Lot 213, Orig. Dubuque .................. 793.20 Dubuque Savings & Loan, Lot S. 62'-E. 43'-172, Orig. Dubuque ............................ 341.08 Grand Opera House, Lot W. 70'-171, Orig. Dubuque.... 555.24 First National Bank, Trus-~ tees, Lot 29, Orig. Dubu- que ...................................... 896.32 Fred H. Weigel, Lot Und. ~1a-55, Orig. Dubuque ........ 226.06 Franklin R. Weigel, Lot Und. '/a-55, Orig. Dubu- que ...................................... 228.06 Adele T. Clewell, Lot Und. ~/z-55, Orig. Dubuque ........ 452.12 Archdiocese of Dubuque, Lot 56, Orig. Dubuque...... 904.25 Geo. R. Burden & Richard B. Wathen, Trustee Lot 28, Orig. Dubuque ............ 896.32 Grand Opera House, Lot W. 40'-173, Orig. Dubuque .... 317.28 Grand Opera House, Lot E. 73'-173, Orig. Dubuque.... 579.04 Belsky Motor Company, Lot 214, Orig. Dubuque ........ 793.19 Belsky Motor Company, Lot 253, Orig. Dubuque .......... 793.19 Barrett S. Lacy, Lot Und. Ufa-146, Orig. Dubuque .... 602.83 William B. & Edgar B. Wit- mer, Lot Und. ',4-148, Orig. Dubuque .................. 301.42 Roshek Realty Co., Lot 828, Orig. Dubuque .................. 904.25 Telegraph Herald, Lot 647, Orig. Dubuque .................. 844.76 Telegraph Herald, Lot 1 Sub. of 648 & N. 31.40'- 649, Orig. Dubuque ........ 326.40 H. G. Young, Estate, Lot 1-2 Sub of 648 & N. 31.40'- 649, Orig. Dubuque ........ 253.82 Leo N. Theisen, Lot 2.2 Sub of 648 & N. 31.40'-849, Orig. Dubuque .................. 285.55 Standazd Oil Co., Lot 627, Sub of 648 & N. 31.40'- 649, Orig. Dubuque .......... 904.25 Roshek Realty Company, Lot 145, Orig. Dubuque.... 904.25 $36,070.81 ~ $13,894.08 i , §•e' I¢ r`a.'e'. gg f E. t I ~. P i 1 Regulaz Session, 18 No. of Grounding units @ 8.65 .............................. 138.40 316 Lin. Ft. Concrete Saw- ing @ 0.30 ...................... 94.80 750 Sq. Ft. Sidewalk Re- placement @ 0.54 ........ 405.00 21 Sq. Yds. Street Re- placement @ 10.64 ...... 223.44 7 No. of Remove Poles & Bases @ 34.50 ................ 241.50 16 No. of Luminaires @ 400.00 .............................. 6,400.00 16 No. of Standazds @ 187.50 .............................. 3,000.00 14 No. of Standard Bases @ 59.85 ............................ 837.90 704.5 Lin. Ft. Under- ground Cable @ 1.10 .... 774.95 259 Lin. Ft. Rigid Con- duit 1~/z" @ 1.28 .......... 331.52 70 Lin. Ft. Rigid Conduit 1'/n" @ 1.00 .................... .. 70.00 ~. 115 Lin. Ft. Single Con- ~' doctor Cable @ 0.80 ...... 92.00 10 No. of Service En- trance Caps @ 2.53 ...... 25.30 9 No. of 3 Pole 30 Amp Switch-Safety @ 16.38.... 147.42 2 No. of Special Bases @ 100.00 .............................. 200.00 7 No. of Welded Hubs for Traffic Signals @ 4.00.... 28.00 13,010.23 Less 2% .............................. 260.20 12,750.03 Extra Work ....................... 51.33 Traffic Signal & Conver- sion .................................. 390.62 13,191.98 4.6% Extra Expense .......... 606.82 5% Interest for 52 days .... 95.28 Total Assessable Amount..13,894.08 All of which is assessed in pro- portion to special benefits con- ferred. BID SECTION 8-PLAN A-BOUL- EVARD LIGHTS-Ninth Street from Central Avenue fo Bluff Street. Frank A. Fuhrman etal, Lot 259, Original Town of Du- buque ..................................$855.29 Marie I. Ryan, Lot 258, Orig- inal Town of Dubuque .... 855.29 City of Dubuque, Lot 208, Original Town of Du- buque .................................. 855.29 January 4, 1960 55 Dubuque Boys Club, Inc., Lot 209, Original Town of Dubuque ............................ 855.29 YMCA, Lot 168A, Original Town of Dubuque ............ 966.48 City of Dubuque Fire Head- quarters, Lot 169, Origi- nal Town of Dubuque ...... 966.48 Ruth Bradley, Lot 840'-N.'fz- 33, Original Town of Du- buque .................................. 966.48 Adams Realty Corp., Lot N. 34'-32, Original Town of Dubuque ............................ 966.48 Bank & Insurance Corp., Lot 50, Origir-al Town of Dubuque ............................ 975.03 American Trust & Savings Bank, Lot 51, Original Town of Dubuque ............ 975.03 American Trust & Savings Bank, Lot 150, Original Town of Dubuque ............ 975.03 Northwestern Bell Tele- phone Co., Lot 151, Origi- nal Town of Dubuque ...... 975.03 Dubuque Chamber of Com- merce, Lot 632, Original Town of Dubuque ............ 824.67 Julien Lodge No. 12, Lot 633, Original Town of Du- buque .................................. 803.97 First Church of Christ Scientist, Lot 642, Origi- nal Town of Dubuque ...... 803.97 City of Dubuque, Lot E. 33'6"-643, Original Town of Dubuque ........................ 282.92 City of Dubuque, Lot 1-1-W. 63.5'-643, Original Town of Dubuque ........................ 542.41 $14,445.14 16 grounding units @ 8.65 .................................. $138.40 297 lin. ft. conc. sawing @ 0.30 ............................ 89.10 639 sq. ft. sidewalk re- placement @ 0.54 .......... 345.06 21 sq. yds. street replace- ment @ 10.64 ................ 223.44 6 no. of remove poles & bases @ 34.50 ................ 207.00 16 luminaires @ 400.00 .... 6,400.00 16 no. of standards @ 187.50 .............................. 3,000.00 14 no. of regular bases @ 59.85 ................................ 837.90 1035 lin. ft. underground cable @ 1.10 .................. 1,138.50 353 lin. ft. l~h" rigid con- duit @ 1.28 .................... 451.84 58 Regular Session, 64 tin. ft. 1'/a" rigid con- duit @ 1.00 .................... 64.00 258 tin, ft. cable single conductor @ 0.80 .......... 206.40 11 no, of service entrance caps @ 2.53 .................... 27.83 14 no. of 3 pole-30 amp. fused safety switch @ 16.38 ................................ 229.32 2 no. of special bases @ 100.00 .............................. 200.00 6 no. of welded traffic hubs @ 4.00 .................. 24.00 $13,552.79 Less 2% .............................. 271.66 $13,311.13 Extra work ........................ 13.44 Traffic lights & conver- sion .................................. 390.62 Total assessable amount..$13,715.19 4.6°•o extra expense .......... 630.90 5% interest 52 days .......... 99.05 Total assessable amount..$14,445.14 All of which is assessed in pro- portion to special benefits con- ferred. Passed, adopted and approved this 4th day of January, 1960. PETER J. TAKOS Mayor GEORGE A. FREUND LEO N. SCHUELLER LOUIS SCHALLER JOHN P. SCHREIHER Councilmen Attest: LEO F. FROMMELT City Clerk Statement of City Clerk certify- ing that assessment notices of levy were mailed by regular mail on December 15, 1959, to the owners of the property along the line of improvement known as the City of Dubuque 1959 Boulevard Lighting Project No. 1, presented and read. Conncilman Freund moved that the statement be received and filed. Seconded by Mayor Takos. Carried by the following vale: Yeas-Mayor Takos, Councilmen Freund, Schaller, Schreiber , Schueller. Nays-None. Statement of James A. Schute certifying that copies of notices of Levy of Special Assessment and Intendion of the Crty Council to issue bonds were posted on Decem- January 4, 1960 ber 28, 1959, along the line of im- provement known as the City of Dubuque 1959 Boulevard Lighting Project No. 1, presented and read. Councilman Freund moved that the statement be received and filed. Seconded by Councilman Schreiber. Carried by the following vote: Yeas-Mayor Takos, Councilmen Freund, Schaller, Schreiber , Schueller. Nays-None. Proofs of Publication, centified to by the Publishers, of official notice of public hearing of pro- '' posal to authorize the issuance of ~ Street Improvement bonds for the purpose of paying the cost of City of Dubuque 1959 Boulevard Light- ing ProjeM No. 1, presented and read. Councilman Schueller moved that the proofs of publication be re- ceived and filed. Seconded by Oouncilman Schrieber. Carried by the following vote: Yeas-Mayor Takos, Councilmen Freund, Schaller, Schreiber , Schueller. Nays-None. RESOLUTION NO. 12-40 Resolution providing for the is- suance of Street Improvement bonds for rthe purpose of providing for the payment of the assessed cost of improving portions of Main Street, Iowa Street, Eighth Street and Ninth Street with Boulevard Lights. Whereas the contract heretofore entered into by the City of Du- buque, Iowa, for ,the improvement hereinafter described has been com- pleted and the City Manager has certified the completion thereof ko the City Council and the City Coun- cil has ascertained the cost rthere- of and has determined that $105,- 678.75 of the cost •thereof shall be assessed against the .properly sub- ject to assessment therefore; and Whereas public notice, as pro- vided by law, has been published by dhe City Clerk stating the in- tention of the City Council to issue bonds for the purpose of provid- ing for the payment of the assessed cost of said improvement and a public hearing has been held, pur- suant ~to such notice and all ob- jections made thereto have been considered and determined; I h ~` r I R Regular Session, Now •therefore be id resolved by the City Council of the City of Dubuque: 1. T'~hart rto provide for !the .pay- ment of :the assessed cost of City of Dubuque 1959 Boulevard Lighting Project No. 1, Bid Section 1-Plan A-Main Street from 4th Street to 12th Street; Bid Section 3-Plan A -Main Street from 12th Street to 13th Street; Btd Section 4-Plan B -Iowa Street from 4th Street to Lotas Boulevard; Bid Section 7- Plan A-Eighth Street from Bluff Street rto Central Avenue; Bid Sec- tion 8-Plan A-Ninth Street from Bluff Street ~ta Central Avenue; there shall ~be issued StreetImprove- meM bonds in the amount of $105,- ~~, 678.75 fn anticipation of the defer- red payment of assessments levied for such improvement. 2. Such bonds shall be called ~~ Street Improvement bonds; and shall bear the date of February 3, 1980; a~ shall be numbered con- secutively and :they shall be num- bered, dwided into series, and be in such denominations and for such maturity dates as are shown in the following table: Series No. Bond No. Denomination Maturity 1. 2526 rto 2547 both inclusive; $500.00 each; April 1, 1981. 2. 2548 to 2589 both inclusive; $500.00 each; April 1, 1982. 3. 2570 to 2591 both inclusive; $500.00 each; April 1, 1963. 4. 2592 to 2813 both inclusive; $500.00 each; April 1, 1964. 5. 2814 do 2635 both fnclusive; $500.00 each; April 1, 1985. 8. 2838 ~to 2657 both inclusive; $500.00 each; April 1, 1966. 7. 2858 ~to 2678 both inclusive; $500.00 each; April 1, 1987. 8. 2879 rto 2899 bath inclusive.; $500.00 each; April 1, 1988. 9. 2700 rto 2720 bath inclusive; $500.00 each; April 1, 1989. 10. 2721 ~to 2736 ~6ath inclusive; $500.00 each; April 1, 1970. 10. 2738; $678.75; April 1, 1970. 3. Said bonds bear interest at the rate of 5 per cent per annum, payable semi-annually in accord- ance with coupons thereto at- tached: 4. Said bonds shall not make the City of Dubuque liable in any way, except for the application of said soedal assessment funds. January 4, 1980 57 5. Said bonds shall provide Chad they may be payable a't any time prior to dhe maturity date mated therein at the option of the City of Dubuque and shall be In sub- standially rthe. following form: No Series No CITY OF DUBUQUE STREET IMPROVEMENT BOND The Cidy of Dubuque in the State of Iowa promises to pay as herein- after mentioned to the bearer here- of, an rthe first d~aY of ................. or at any time before that date, M the option of the City Hof Dubuque the sum of ....................d~ollara with interest dhereon ~at the rate of 5 per cent per annum, payable semi- annually, on the presenta~tian and surrender of the interest coupons hereto attached. Both principal and interest of this boml are payable at the office of the City Treasurer in the City of Dubuque, in the State of Iowa. This bond is issued by the City of Dubuque under and by virtue of Chapter 398 of the 1954 Code of Iowa, as amended, and the Resolution of said Cidy duly passed on the 4th day of January, 1960, being Resolution No. 12-80 dhe provisions of which are incorpo- rated into this Bond. This Bond is one of a series of 211 bonds, 210 for $500.00 num- bered from 2526 20 2735 both fn- elusive, and one for $678.75 num- bered 2738, all of like tenor and date, and issued for ;the purpose of the improvement of City of Du- buque 1959 Boulevard Lighting Project No. 1 as described in said ~~ Resolution, in said City, which cost is payable by the abutting adjacent property along said improvements and is made by law a lien on all of said property. It is payable only out of the Special Assessment Fund No. 1219 crearted by the collection of said special tax, and said fund can be used for no other purpose. It is hereby certified and recited that all the acts, conditions and dhings required to be done, prece- dent to and in issuing this series of bonds, have been done, hap- pened, and performed, in regular and due form, as required by law and Resolution, and for •the assess- ment, colleotian and payment here- 5S Regular Session, January 4, 1980 on of said special tax, the full faith and diligence of said City of Du- buque are hereby irrevocably pledged. IN TESTIMONY WHEREOF the City of Dubuque by its Council has caused this bond to be signed by fts Mayor and countersigned by its Cfty Clerk and the Seal of said City to be thereto affixed, this 3rd day of February, 1980. .................................................... Mayor (SEAL) .................................................... City Clerk (Form of Coupon) On the..........day of ........................... the City of Dubuque, Iowa, prom- ises to pay to the bearer, as pro- vided in said bond, the sum of ......................................Dollars, in the office ~of the City Treasurer in the City of Dubuque, being .................. months' interest due that date on its ..........................................Bond No. ................dated ..................................... .................................................... Mayor .................................................... City Clerk 6. That the Mayor and City Clerk be and they are hereby in- structed to cause said bonds to be prepared and when s:, prepared to execute said bonds and that the Cfty Clerk be and he is hereby in- structed to register said bonds in a book kept for that purpose and to then deliver them to the City Treasurer. 7. That the City Treasurer is hereby instructed ~to sell said bonds in the manner provided by law, the proceeds of said sale to be placed in a special fund to be known as Special Assessment Fund No. 1219 and put out by him to pay the cost of said contract. 8. Thah the interest coupons at- tached to the bonds be signed with the facsimile signature of the Mayor and countersigned with the facsimile signature of the City Clerk. 9. That as fast as funds allow, beginning with the second year af- ~ter Rhe payment ~of interest due, the City Treasurer is directed ~to call these bonds in the same order as numbered. 10. Notice of election ~to call these bonds shall be given by regu- lar United States Mail addressed Ro th last known address of the pur- chaser. Adopted this 4th day of January, 1960. PETER J. TAKOS Mayor GEORGE A. FREUND LEO N.SCHUELLER LOUIS SCHALLER JOHN P. SCHREIIiER Councilmen Attest: LEO F. FROMMELT City Clerk Councilman Freund moved the adoption of the resolution. Second- ed by Mayor Takos. Carried by the following vote: Yeas-Mayor Takos, Councilmen Freund, Schaller, Schreiber , Schueller. Nays-None. December 29, 1959 To the Honorable Mayor and City Council Dubuque, Iowa Gentlemen: On December 12, 1959 at 12:30 A.M., Willard G. Whitsel, 570'Fz West Locust Street, was charged with permitting intoxicating liquor on the premises of a Class "B" Beer Permit in violation of Section 26, Ordinance 9-35. On December 18, 1959, Willard G. Whitsel was fined $50.00 and costs for violation of t},is ordinance. I therefore recommend that the Class "B" Beer Permit No. 27, in the name ~of Mrs. Bessie E. Whit- sel, be revoked. Respectfully submitted, L. J. SCHILTZ City Manager Councilman Schueller moved that the recommendation of the City Manager be approved. Sec- onded by Councilman Schaller. Carried by the following vote: Yeas -Mayor Takos, Council- men Freund, Schaller, Schreiber, Schueller. Nays-None. RESOLUTION NO. 130 WHEREAS, this Council on the 13th day of May, 1959, caused to be issued a Class "B" Beer Permit bearing the Number 27 to Mrs. Bessie E. Whitsel of Dubuque, Iowa, operating at 177 Main Street in the City of Dubuque; '' A~ °r ,= i s Session, January 4, 1960 59 WHEREAS, ft has come to the a~ttenhfon of this Council that the owner of said permit has been found guilty of violating the Beer Ordinance of the City of Dubuque passed pursuant to Chapter 124 of the Code of Iowa; NOW, THEREFORE BE IT RE- SOLVED by the City Council of the City of Dubuque that Class "B" Beer Permit No. 27 issued to Mrs. Bessie E. Whitsel of Dubuque, Iowa, be and the same is hereby revoked and the Chief of Police is directed to take up such permit forthwith and return the same for cancellation. Passed, adopted and approved this 4th day of January, 1960. PETER J. TAKOS Mayor GEORGE A. FREUND LEO N. SCHUELLER LOUIS SCHALLER JOHN P. SCHREII3ER Councilmen Attest: LEO F. FROMMELT City Clerk Councilman Schueller moved the adoption of the resolution. Se~ond- ed by Councilman Schaller. Car- ried by the following vote: Yeas-Mayor Takos, Councilmen Freund, Schaller, Schreiber , Schueller. Nays-None. FINAL ESTIMATE CITY OF DUBUQUE, IOWA RESOLUTION NO. 14-60 WHEREAS, the contract for the Collins, Hale & West Third Street Sanitary Sewer has been complet- ed and the City Engineer has sub- mitted his final estimate showing the cost thereof including the cost of estimates, notices, inspection, and preparing the assessment and plat, now therefore, BE IT RESOLVED, by the City Council of the City of Dubuque, That the cost of said improve- ment is hereby determined to be $21,490.01. That $11,690.51 of the cost thereof shall be assessable upon private property and $9,799.50 shall be paid from the Sanitation- Sewage Rental Fund of the City of Dubuque. Passed, adopted and approved this 4th day of January, 1960. PETER J. TAKOS Mayor GEORGE A. FREUND LEO N. SCHUELLER LGUIS SCTiaia.Fu JOHN P. SCHREIIiER Councilmen Attest: LEO F. FROMMELT City Clerk Councilman Freund moved the adoption of the resolution. Sec- onded by Councilman Schreiber. Carried by the following vote: Yeas-Mayor Takos, Councilmen Freund, Schaller, Schreiber , Schueller. Nays-None. (A Resolution AccepTin9 ImProve• ment and Directing The Clerk fo Publish Notice.) CITY OF DUBUQUE, IOWA RESOLUTION NO. 15.60 WHEREAS, the contract for the Collins, Hale and West Third Street Sanitary Sewer has been completed and the City Manager has examined the work and filed his certificate stating that the same has been completed accord- ing to the terms of the contract, plans and specifications and ree- ommends its acceptance, now therefore, BE IT RESOLVED, by the City ', Council of the City of Dubuque, ~'.. that the recommendation of the ii City Manager be approved and +`~ January 4 1960 To the Honorable Mayor and City Council, City of Dubuque, k Dubuque, Iowa Gentlemen: } The Collins, Hale, and West Third Street sanitary sewer has been completed by the Saffron Construction Company of Du- buque, Iowa, in accordance with plans and specifications. . , I, therefore, recommend the ac- ceptance of the improvement. Respectfully submitted, L. J. SCHILTZ City Manager Councilman Freund moved that the recommendation of the City Manager be approved. Seconded i by Councilman Schreiber. Carried 1 by the following vote: ^ ~ Yeas-Mayor Takos, Councilmen Freund, Schaller, Schreiber , -_-~ Schueller. s. Nays-None. 80 Regulaz Session, January 4, 1980 ~ Regulaz Session, January 4, 1960 81 that said improvement be and the same is hereby accepted and the City Engineer be and is hereby directed to prepare a ptat and schedule showing the lots or par- cels of real estate subject to assess- ment for said improvement and file the same in the office of the City Clerk subject to public in- spection and said Clerk shall upon receipt of such plat and schedule publish the notice of the Council's intention to levy special assess- ments therefor, as required by law. BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, that the City Treasurer be and he is hereby directed to pay to the contractor from the funds to be realized from the sale of sewer bonds issued upon the above de- scribed improvement in amount equal to the amount of his con- tract, less any retained percentage provided therein. Passed, adopted and approved this 4th day of January, 1980. PETER J. TAKOS Mayor GEORGE A. FREUND LEO N. SCHUELLER LOUIS SCHALLER JOHN P. SCHREIBER Councilmen Attest: LEO F. FROMMELT City Clerk Mayor Takos moved the adop- tion of the resolution. Seconded by Councilman Freund. Carried by the following vote: Yeas-Mayor Takos, Councilmen Freund, Schaller, S c'h r e i b e q Schueller. Nays-None. Councilman Freund moved that the recommendation of the City Manager be approved. Seco~ed by Councilman Schreiber. Carried by the following vote: Yeas-Mayor Takos, Councilmen Freund, Schaller, Schreiber, Schueller. Nays-None. FINAL ESTIMATE CITY OF DUBUQUE, IOWA RESOLUTION NO. 1660 WHEREAS, the contract for the construction of an eight inch (8") sanitary sewer in Thomas Place from the existing manhole in Thomas Place opposite Lot No. 1 of 48 of Dreibilbies Addition northeasterly in Thomas Place to the East 109-55 feet of Lot 1 of 1 of Mineral Lot 470, has been completed and the City Engineer has submitted his final estimate showing the cost thereof including the cost of estimates, notices, In- spection, and preparing the assess- ment and plat, now therefore, BE IT RESOLVED, by the City Council of the City of Dubuque, That the cost of said improve- ment is hereby determined to be $5,345.41. That $5,345.41 of the cost there- of shall be assessable upon pri- vate property and $0.0 shall be paid from the (None) Fund of the City of Dubuque. Passed, adopted and approved this 4th day of January, 1980. PETER J. TAKOS Mayor GEORGE A. FREUND LEO N. SCHUELLER LOUIS SCFL>i•i•-a?+ JOHN P. SCHREIBER Couadlmen y t i ., e (A Resolution Accepting Improvement and DirscTing fhs Clerk To Publish NoTice.) CITY OF DUBUQUE, IOWA RESOLUTION NO. 17.60 WHEREAS, the contract for the construction of an eight inch (8'9 sanitary sewer in Thomas Place from the existing manhole in Thomas Place opposite Lot No. 1 of 48 of Dreibilbies Addition northeasterly in Thomas Place to the East 10955 feet of Lot 1 of 1 of Mineral Lot 470 has been com- pleted and the City Manager has examined the work and filed his certificate stating that the same has been completed according to the terms of the contract, plans and specifications and recommends its acceptance, now therefore, BE TT RESOLVED, by the City Council of the City of Dubuque, that the recommendation of the City Manager be approved and that said improvement be and the same is hereby accepted and the City Engineer be and is hereby directed to prepare a plat and schedule showing the la~ts or par- cels of real estate subject to assess- ment for said improvement and file the same in the office of the City Clerk subject to public inspection and said Clerk shall upon receipt of such plat and schedule publish the notice of the Council's intention to levy special assessments therefor, as required by law. Mayor Takos moved the adop- tion of the resolution. Seconded by Councilman Freund. Carried by the following vote: Yeas-Mayor Takos, Councilmen Freund, Schaller, Schreiber, Schueller. Nays-None. January 4, 1960 To the Honorable Mayor and City Council, City of Dubuque, Dubuque, Iowa Gentlemen: The Southern Avenue Sanitary Sewer Bid Section No. 1 has been completed by the McDonnell Ex• counting Service of Dubuque, Iowa, in accordance with plans and spec- ifications. I, therefore, recommend the ac- ceptance of the improvement. Respectfully submitted, L. J. SCHII.TZ, City Manager Councilman Freund moved that the recommendation of the City Manager be approved. Seconded by Councilman Schreiber. Carried by the following vote: Yeas-Mayor Takos, Councilmen Freund, S c h a 11 a r, Schreiber, Schueller. Nays-None. FINAL ESTIMATE CITY OF DUBUQUE, IOWA Resolution No. 1860 WHEREAS, the contract for the Southern Avenue Sanitary Sewer- Bid Section No. 1 has been com- pleted and the City Engineer has submitted his final estimate show- ing the cost thereof including the cost of estimates, notices, inspec- tion and preparing the assessment and plat, now therefore, BE IT RESOLVED, by the City Council of the City of Dubuque, That the cost of said improve- ment is hereby determined to be $24,273.73. That $18,947.47 of the cost there- of shall be assessable upon private property and $5,326.26 shall be ' paid from the Sanitation~ewage Rental Fund of the City of Du- buque. January 4, 1960 To the Honorable Mayor and City Council City of Dubuque, Dubuque, Iowa Gentlemen: The Thomas Place Sanitary sew- er has been completed by the Saf- fron Construction Company of Du- buque, Iowa, in accordance with plans and specifications. I, therefore, recommend the ac- ceptance of the improvement. Respectfully submitted, L. J. SCHII.TZ City Manager Attest: LEO F. FROMMELT City Clerk Councilman Freund moved the adoption of the resolution. Sernad• ed by Councilman Schreiber. Car• ried by the following vote: Yeas-Mayor Takos, Councilmen Freund, Schaller, Schreiber, Schueller. Nays-None. BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, ~~ that the City Treasurer be and he is hereby directed to pay to the contractor from the funds to be realized from the sale of sewer bonds issued upon the above de- scribed improvement in amount - equal to the amount of his con- .. tract, less any retained percentage provided for therein. Passed, adopted and approved this 4th day of January, 1980. PETER J. TAKOS Mayor GEORGE A. FREUND LEO N. SCHUELLER LOUIS SCHALLER JOHN P. SCHREHiER Councilmen Attest: LEO F. FROMMELT City Clerk 62 _ Regular Session, January 4, 1960 Passed, adopted and approved this 4th day of January, 1960. PETF,R J. TAKOS Mayor GEORGE A. FREUND LEO N. SCHUELLER LOUIS SCIIALLER JOIIN P. SCHREIBER Councilmen Attest: LEO F. FROMMELT, City Clerk Councilman Freund moved the adoption of the resolution. Second- ed by Mayor Takos. Carried by the following vote: Yeas-Mayor Takos, Councilmen Freund, Schaller, Schreiber, Schueller. Nays-None. (A Resolution Accepting Improve- ment and Directing the Clerk To Publish Notice.) CITY OF DUBUQUE, IOWA RESOLUTION NO. 1930 WHEREAS, the contract for the Southern Avenue Sanitary Sewer- Bid Section No. 1 has been com- pleted and the City Manager has examined the work and filed his certificate stating that the same has been completed according to the terms of the contract, plans and specifications and recom- mends its acceptance, now there- fore, BE IT RESOLVED, by the City Council of the City of Dubuque, that the recommendation of the City Mant~ger be approved and that said improvement be and the same is hereby accepted and tte City Engineer be and is hereby directed to prepare a plat and schedule showing the lots or par- cels of real estate subject to as- sessment for said improvement and file the same in the office of the City Clerk subject to public inspeet5on and said Clerk shall upon receipt of such plat and schedule publish the notice of the Council's intention to levy epo- cial assessments therefor, as re- quired by law. BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, that the City Treasurer be and he is hereby directed to pay to the contractor from the funds to be realized from the sale of sewer bonds issued upon the above de- scribed improvement in amount equal to the amount of his con- tract, less any retained percentage provided for therein. Passed, adopted and approved this 4th day of January, 1960. PETER J. TAKOS Mayor GEORGE A. FREUND LEO N. SCIIUELLER LOUIS SCHALLER JOHN P. SCHREIBER Councilmen Attest: LEO F. FROMMELT City Clerk Councilman Schueller moved the adoption of the resolution. Second- ed by Councilman Freund. Carried by the following vote: Yeas -Mayor Takos, Couneil- men Freund, Schaller, Schreiber, Schueller. Nays-None. RESOLUTION NO. 20.60 Resolution Opposing the Enact• ment of 5.2653 of the Eightyaixth Congress, First Session, Calendar No. 950. Whereas, the City Solicitor has presented to the City Council for consideration 5.2653, Calendar No. 950 before the Eighty-sixth Con- gress, entitled, "A Bill to amend the Communications Act of 1934 to establish jurisdiction in the Federal Communications Commis- sion over community antenna Systems", together with his analy- sis of the provisions of the bill and recommendation that its en- actment be opposed; and Whereas the City Council has considered the bill and the City Solicitcr's recommendations there- on and is of the opinion that the enactment of such legislation is not in the best interest of the people of the City of Dubuque, but would create, among other things, an unneeded and unwanted conflict of jurisdiction; NOW THEREFORE, BE. IT RE- SOLVED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF DUBUQUE: Section 1. That it go on record as opposing the enactment of such legislation and that a copy of this Resolution, together with the City Attorney's analysis and rec- ommendations thereon, be for- warded to Senators Hickenlooper and Martin and Representative Wolf. Regular Session, January 4, 1960 83 Passed, adopted and approved NOW THEREFORE, BE IT RE- this 4th day of January, A. D. SOLVED BY THE CTTY COUNCIL 1960. OF THE CITY OF DUBUQUE: PETER J. TAKOS Mayor GEORGE A. FREUND LEO N. SCHUELLER LOUIS SCHALLER JOHN P. SCHREIBER Councilmen Attest: LEO F. FROMMELT City Clerk Councilman Schaller moved the adoption of the resolution. Sec- onded by Councilman Schreiber. Carried by the following vote: Yeas-Mayor Takos, Councilmen Freund, Schaller, Schreiber, Schueller. Nays-None. January 4, 1960 To the Honorable Mayor and City Council Dubuque, Iowa Gentlemen: According to our agreement with the St. Regis Paper Company at the time the Council approved the sale of the property, they were to complete a building of 50,000 square feet by January 1, 1960. This is to advise you that a building of 90,964 square feet has been constructed on the property sold to the St. Regis Paper Com- pany. Respectfully submitted, L. J. Schiltz City Manager Councilman Freund moved that the communication be received and made a matter of record. Seconded by Councilman Schuel- ler. Carried by the following vote: Yeas-Mayor Takos, Councilmen Freund, Schaller, Schreiber, Schueller. Nays-None. RESOLUTION NO. 2130 Whereas, 'the City Manager has reported to the City Council that he has investigated the building on Block 7 in River Front Subdi- vision No. 3 and found that prior to January 1, 1960, St. Regis Pa• per Company of New York has con- structed afactory building on said site of more than 80,000 square feed of ground floor area built in accordance with applicable Statutes and Municipal Ordinances; Section 1. That the City Coun- cil finds that the terms and cron- ditians of the conveyance of Block 7 in River Front Subdivision No. 3 in the City of Dubuque, Dubuque County, Iowa, including the rever- sionary clause contained in the City Deed conveying said property, have been complied with; Settion 2. That the Mayor and City Clerk be and they are here- by authorized and directed to exe- cute and deliver a Quit Claim Deed conveying all right, title and in- terest of the City of Dubuque in and to "Block 7 in River Front Subdi- vision Na. 3 in the City of Du- buque, Dubuque County, Iowa, subject to easements for storm sewers and access to maintain the rip rap slope ~as the same appear upon the plat of said Subdivision" to Sf. Regis Paper Company of New York for the purpose of terminat- ing any interest of the City under the reversionary clause in the pri- or conveyance of said property; Section 3. That the City Clerk be and he is hereby authorized and directed to record a certified copy of this Resolution in the office of the County Recorder of Dubuque County, Iowa. Passed, adopted and approved this 4th day of January, A.D. 1960. PETER J. TAKOS Mayor. GEORGE A. FREUND LEO N. SCHUELLER LOUIS SCHALLER JOHN P. SCHRED3ER Councilmen. Attest: LEO F. FROMMELT City Clerk. Councffman Freund moved the adoption of the resolution. Second- ed by Mayor Takos. Carried by the following vote: Yeas -Mayor Takos, Council- men Freund, Schaller, Schreiber, Schueller. Nays-None. 84 Regular Session, January 4, 1980 To the Honorable Mayor and City Council Dubuque, Iowa Gentlemen: On December 24, 1959, at 11:30 p.m. Merlin P. Michel, 1389 Locust Street, was charged with Permit- ting intoxicating liquor on the pre- mises of a Class "B" Beer Permit in violation of Section 28 of Ordi- nance 9-35. On December 26, 1959, Merlin was fined $100.00 and costs for violation of this ordinance. I therefore recommend that the Class "B" Beer Permit No. 136 in the name of Merlin P. Michel be revoked. Respectfully submitted, L. J. SCHII.TZ City Manager Mayor Takos moved the recom- mendation of the City Manager be approved. Seconded by Council- man Freund. Carried by the fol- lowing vote: Yeas -Mayor Takos, Council- men Freund, Schaller, Schreiber, Schueller. Nays-None. RESOLUTION NO. 22b0 WHEREAS, this Counefl on dhe 9th day of February, 1959, caused to be issued ~a Class "B" Beer Permit bearing the Number 138 to Merlin P. Michel of Dubuque, Iowa, operating at 1389 Locust street in the Ctty of Dubuque; WHEREAS, it has come to the attention of this Council that the owner of said permit has been found guilty of violating the Beer Ordinance of the City of Dubuque passed pursuant to Chapter 124 of the Code of Iowa; NOW, THEREFORE BE IT RE- SOLVED by the City Council of the City of Dubuque that Clese "B" Bees Permit No. 138 hererto- ~ fore issued ~to Merlin P. Michel of Dubuque, Iowa, be and the same is hereby revoked and rthe Chief of Police is directed 4o take up such permit forthwith and return the same for cancellation. Passed, adopted and approved this 4th day of January, 1980. PETER J. TAKOS Mayor. GEORGE A. FREUND LEO N. SCHUELLER LOUIS SCHALLER JOHN P. SCHREIIfER Councilmen. January 4, 1960 Attest: LEO F. FAOMMELT City Clerk. Councilman Schreiber moved the adoption of the resolution. Second- ed by Councilman Schaller. Car- ried by the following vale: Yeas -Mayor Takos, Council- men Freund, Schaller, Schreiber, Schueller. Nays-None. RESOLUTION NO. 23b0 BE IT RESOLVED by the City Council of the City of Dubuque that the following, having complied with the provisions of law relat- ing to the sale of cigarettes within the City of Dubuque, be granted a permit to sell cigarettes and cigarette papers within said City. Name Address George T. Vrotsos, 805 Main Street. Dubuque Boat Club, Eagle Point River Front. Mrs. Loraine Diener, 35 Locust Street. Mrs. Bernice Platt, 3165 Central Avenue. Robert J. Sr. and Isabelle Black, 1048 Maia Street. Thomas Lilly, 555 Main Street. (Transfer of address from 714 Ma1nJ Ruth Robinson, 530 Main Street. BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that dhe bonds filed with the ap- plications be approved. Passed, adogted and approved this 4th day ~of January, 1960. PETER J. TAKOS Mayor. GEORGE A. FREUND LEO N. SCHUELLER LOUIS SCHALLER JOHN P. SCHREDBER Councilmen. Attest: LEO F. FROMMELT City Clerk. Councilman Freund moved the adoption of the resolution. Sec- onded by Councilman Schreiber. Carried by the following vote: Yeas -Mayor Takos, Council- men Freund, Schaller, Schreiber, Schueller. Nays-None. (~ ,, 1 i Regulaz Session, RESOLUTION NO. 24b0 WHEREAS, applications for Beer Permits have been submitted to this Council Por approval sand the same have been examined: NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED by the City Council of the City of Dubuque that the following applications be granted -and licenses be issued up- on the compliance with the terms of the ordinances of this City. CLASS "B" PERMIT Name Address Jahn F. Weidemann, 1046 Cen- tral Avenue. Mrs. June M. Noel, 2400 Central Avenue. William H. Olson, 1097 Jackson Street. Carl P. Schumacher, 1638 Cen- tral Avenue. Mrs. Bernice Platt, 3165 Central Avenue. Verna D. Michel, 330 Main Street. CLASS "C" PERMIT La Verne G. Felderman, 1889 Jackson Street. Jahn C. Neumeister, 729 Lincoln Avenue. Donald E. Wentz, 1545 So. Grand- view Avenue. Alois J. Ender, 534 Rhomberg Avenue. Passed, adaprted and approved this 4th day of January, 1960. PETER J. TAKOS Mayor. GEORGE A. FREUND LEO N. SCHUELLER LOUIS SCHALLER JOHN P. SCHRED3ER Councilmen. Attest: LEO F. FROMMELT City Clerk. Councilman Schueller moved the adoption ~of the resolution. Second- ed by Councilman Schreiber. Car- ried by the following vale: Yeas -Mayor Takos, Council- men Freund, Schaller, Schreiber, Schueller. Nays-None. RESOLUTION NO. 25.60 WHEREAS, heretofore applica- tions for Beer Permits were filed by the within named applicants and they have received the ap- proval of this Council; and WHEREAS, the premises to be occupied by such applicants were inspected and found to comply January 4, 1980 85 with the ordinances of this City and they have filed proper bonds: NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED by the City Council of the City of Dubuque that the Manager be and he is di- rected to issue to the following named applicants a Beer Permit. CLA55 "B" PERMIT John F. Weidemann, 1046 Central Avenue Mrs. June M. Ncel, 2400 Central Avenue William H. Olsen, 1097 Jackson Street Carl P. Schumacher, 1638 Central Avenue Mrs. Bernice Platt, 3165 Central Avenue Verna D. Michel, 330 Main Street CLASS "C" PERMIT Laverne G. Felderman, 1889 Jack- son Street John C. Neumeister, 729 Lincoln Avenue Donald E. Wertz, 1545 So. Grand- view Avenue Alois J. Ender, 534 Rhomberg Avenue BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that the bonds filed by such appli- cants be and the same are hereby approved. Passed, adopted and approved this 4th day of January, 1960. PETER J. TAKOS Mayor. GEORGE A. FREUND LEO N. SCHUELLER LOUIS SCHALLER JOHN P. SCHRED3ER Councilmen. Attest: LEO F. FROMMELT City Clerk. Councilman Schueller moved the adoption of the resolution. Sec- onded by Councilman Schreiber. Carried by the following vote: Yeas -Mayor Takos, Council- men Freund, Schaller, Schreiber, Schueller. Nays-None. There being no further business Councilman Freund moved to ad- journ. Seconded by Councilman Schueller. Carried by the follow- ing vote: BB Regulaz Session, January 4, 1980 Yeas -Mayor Takos, Council- men Freund, Schaller, Schreiber, Schueller. Nays-None. LEO F. FROMMELT City Clerk Approved ..............................1960. Adopted ..................................1960. Councilmen Attest City Clerk i''': ~`: f '. "f a ,Y. Special Session, January 8, 1960 Ei7 CITY COUNCIL (OFFICIAL) Special Session, January 8, 1960 Council met at 1:00 P.M. Present-Mayor Takos, Council- men Freund, Schaller, Schreiber, Schueller, City Manager Schiltz. Mayor Takos read the call and stated that service thereof had been duly made and that this meet- ing is called for the purpose of interviewing the various City de- partments, 'Boards and Commis- sions, representatives of City em- ployees as to wages and working conditions, relative to distribution of funds as outlined in the 1960 budget and acting on any other business as may properly come be- fore the meeting. Councilman Freund moved that the rules be suspended to allow anyone present to address the Council if they so desire. Seconded by Councilman Schaller. Carried by the following vote: Yeas-Mayor Takos, Councilmen Freund, Schaller, Schreiber, Schueller. Nays-None. Spokesman for the Fire Depart- ment, Police Department, Garage employees Local, Engineering De- partment and Water Department addressed the Council and all were of the opinion that a half-step raise according to the pay plan as proposed is inadequate. Some other items or fringe benefits asked to be considered were payment of Employees portion of Blue Cross and Blue Shield, additional vacation time after ten years of service, twenty six pay days per year (to be paid on every other Friday). Mayor Takos was of the opinion that we are in a precarious position to grant a full step raise at this time. Councilman Schueller was of the opinion that we should consider it a cost of living increase. Representatives of all the Boards and Commissions were called upon for review of expenditures in the 1960 budget. Councilman Freund moved that the Recreation Commission be authorized to expend some of the $27,000 item in their budget for engineering and architectural fees to start the preliminary plans for a new ball park in a recreation area. Seconded by Councilman Schueller. Carried by the follow- ing vote: Yeas-Mayor Takos, Councilmen Freund, Schaller, Schreiber, Schueller. Nays-None, After a considerable lengthy discussion of overall finances Coun- cilman Schreiber moved that all City employees be given a flat $15.00 per month raise. Seconded by Councilman Schueller. Carried by the following vote: Yeas-Mayor Takos, Councilmen Freund, Schaller, Schreiber, Schueller. Nays-None. Councilman Freund moved that we institute a review of the entire pay plan by employing the same company that inaugurated the pay plan and authorize the City Man- ager to enter into a contract and submit to the Council for approval. Seconded by Councilman Schaller. Carried by the following vote: Yeas-Mayor Takos, Councilmen Freund, Schaller, Schreiber, Schueller. Nays-None. Councilman Freund moved that the resolution of detailed distri- bution of expenditures for the year 1960 be adopted as amended. Sec- onded by Councilman Schueller. Carried by the following vote: Yeas-Mayor Takos, Councilmen Freund, Schaller, Schreiber, Schueller. Nays-None. December 22, 1959 To the Honorable Mayor and City Council Dubuque, Iowa Gentlemen: An Ordinance has been pre- pared allocating and making ap- propriations of tax levies and oth- er sources of revenue for the ex- penditures of the City Govern- ment of the City of Dubuque for the fiscal year beginning January 1, 1960 and ending December 31, 1960, and authorizing certain transfers of funds. 68 Special Session, January 8, 1960 This ordinance is in accord with 1960 and ending December 31, 1980 the detailed distribution adopted and authorizing certain transfers by the City Council, of funds, presented and read. Respectfully submitted, Councilman Freund moved thak L. J. SCHII.TZ, the reading just had be considered City Manager the first reading of the Ordinance. Councilman Schueller moved that Seconded by Councilman Schueller. the communication be received and Carried by the following vote: made a matter of record. Seconded Yeas-Mayor Takos, Councilmen by Councilman Schaller. Carried by Freund, Schaller, S e h r e i b e r, the following vote: Schueller. Yeas-Mayor Takos, Councilmen Nays-None. Freund, Schaller, Schreiber, Councilman Freund moved that Schueller. the rules be suspended requiring Nays-None. an Ordinance to be read on three ORDINANCE NO. 460 separate days. Seconded by Council- An Ordinance allocating and man Schueller. Carried by the fol- making appropriations of tax levies lowing vote: and other sources of revenue to the ~ Yeas-Mayor Takos, Councilmen expenditures for City Government Freund, Schaller, Schreiber, in the City of Dubuque, for the Schueller. fiscal year beginning January 1, Nays-None, ORDINANCE NO. 4-BO An Ordinance allocating and making appropriations o4 tae levies and other eourcee of revenue to the expenditures for City Government in the City of Dubuque, for the 4iacal year beginning January I, 1960 and ending December 31, 1960 and authorizing certain transfer oY funds. Be It Ordained By the City Council oP the Clty of Dubuque Section 1. That there is hereby allocated and appropriated from the estimated revenues Yrom all tax levies in the City o4 Dubuque, to- gether with the estimated receipts from eourcee other than taxation and unencumbered balances from the 4iacal year of 1959, al] as herein- after set forth, to the payment of the necessary expenditures of the city government in the following amounts and for the purposes eat forth in this ordinance and to that end the transfers of funds as hereinafter set forth are Dereby authorized, to-wit: RECEIPTS ........ FUND From Misc. Unencumbered Total Taxes Revenue Balances General .. .....$ 123,138.00 $ 94,999.00E s0, 000.00 $ 277,637. 00 Street _... 230,193.00 12,172.00 242,366. 00 Public Safety __ .............._ 677,381.00 109,387.00 25,000.00 811,788. 00 Sanitation ....... 299,265.00 246,211.00 646,476. 00 Municipal F.n[erprise ._. 162,011.00 65,207.00 18,357.00 246,675. 00 Utilities _... __.. _. _._.. _._ 91,982.00 578,238.00 90,000.00 710,220. 00 Recreation __._....___.. 200,171.00 40,711.00 17,888.00 268,770. 00 Debt Service ... _. _._... 253,718.00 7,765.00 6,000.00 261,473. 00 Parking Meter _. _. _. ___. 150,000.00 82,000.00 232,000. 00 Trust and Agency _..... 198,940.00 11,136.00 30,000.00 240,076. 00 6treet (Road Use Tax) 269,366.00 269,366. 00 Liquor Profit _.. ...._ 54,000.00 54,000. 00 Street (Agri. Land) .. 126.00 126. 00 $2,236,924.00 $1,632,670.00 5279,245.00 $4,146,839.00 Agricultural Land Tax revenue appropriated to Street Fund. Liquor Profit Revenue appropriated as follows: $18,500.00 to Public Safety Fund, $19,292.00 to Sanitation Fund and $16,208.00 to Recreation Fund. $18,000.00 of Parking Meter Revenue appropriated to Public Safety Fund for TraPYlc Control. Special Session, January 8, 1960 EXPENDITURES ! 3eneral Fund Item 101 City Council .. ._ ___.. _...._..._........ 7,520.00 102 Office oY City Manager .. 37,560.00 . 103 Office of City Clerk .... 10,390.00 ~, 104 Office of City Auditor 12,320.00 105 Office of City Treasurer 11,363.00 106 Office of Clty Soticttor _ 13,300.00 109 Office of City Engineer .. 60,294.00 , _. 113 Elections _ .............._._...............__.._ 2,300.00 u4 cuy Bmtainga _._..... _ _.-._.......... ls.zoo.oo 116 Civil Service ....._...... _. 375.00 121 Office of Building Commissioner 7,935.00 122 Office of Plumbing Inspector ._ 13,430.00 123 Office of Electrical Inspector _. 7,521.00 147 Planning and Zoning .......____...... 15,000.00 14RC Miscellaneous _....__ .........._....... 38,379.00 160J Capital Improvements ..___. _. _._.. 20,000.00 Beer Permit Refunds _. ........... 2,000.00 Cigarette License Refunds _... 1,750.00 Total General Fund .........$277,637.00 ~ These appropriations shall be paid from: Taxes $123, 138.Of { Misc. Revenue _ 99,499.00 Unencumbered balance .___._.. ..... 60,000.00 Tote] $277,637.00 Street Fund Item 130 Tree Trimming .. .... .. .. ...__._..$ 26,450.00 131 Highway Administration __........ 13,190.00 135 Street Construction ...._ . ............ 114,800.00 141 Snow Removal ......._...._ ...............__.. 61,400.00 142 Traffic Signs and Markings .... ..... 17,650.00 161 Bridge and Viaduct Construction 10,000.00 162 City Share oY Special Street Tax 10,000.00 Total Street Fund $242,490.00 i These appropriations shall be paid Yrom: Taxes _........_....__.. _ .. ................$230.193.00 <:. Misc. Revenue _._..... _. _. .... 12,172.00 Agri. Land Tae Revenue ......... .. 125.00 Total $242,490.00 Street (Road Uae Tax) Funtl " x9,355.00 Item 132 Street Repasring and Grading. _.$1 1357 Street Construction ..........__.......... 110,000.00 Total Street (Road Uae Taz) Fund $269,355.00 These appropriations shall De paid from: Misc. Revenue-State Gasoline (Road Use Taa) ...............__.....................__.............__....$269.355.00 Total $269,355.00 ~i Public Safety Funtl Item 115 Police Court _._ ........ ....._......$ 15,078.00 .......... 118 Police Department ..._. _.... .. .. .353,730.00 119 Flre Department ....... .._.... _...__. 408,649.00 119E Ftre Equipment ....................._........ 11,700.00 120 Fire & Police Alarm System ...._ 15,116.00 124 Dog Pound ___ .............................__. _.. 6.000.00 ' ~ 148E Ambulance ...__ ....... . ......... _............... 18,475.00 ; i 150 Civ11 Defense _ ...... ......... .........__.. 1,520.00 Tote] Public Safety Fund $830,268.00 These appropriations shell be paid Yrom: Taxes ... ........__ ...................................$677,381.00 Miacellaneoue Revenue ............... 91,387.00 Unencumbered Balance ..... .. _. 26,000.00 Liquor Sales Profit ..__...._. _. 18,500.00 - Parking Meter Revenue _... _.. _.. 18,000.00 • Total $830,268.00 Sanitation Funtl Stem 117 Levee Maintenance _.........__....._.$ 3,500.00 125 Health Department _.. ___.. _.... 41,185.00 126 Control of Contagious Diseases 6,580.00 127 Sewer Maintenance ......_.. _ ...... ....... 50,056.00 129 Mills Inspection _.... ... .. _... 9,500.00 139 Rubbish, Garbage, Aeh & Can Collections ..__.__...__.... ..-._ 125,500.00 139 Sewage D~aposa] .... .._.... 233,097.00 140 Street Cleaning .._ .. -._.. 48,350.00 162 City Share oY Special Sewer Tax 7,000.00 162 Mafn Sewers and Inlets _....... _... 40,000.00 Totai Sanitation Fund $564,768.00 ' These appropriations shell be paid from: .t .. Taxes .......$299,265.00 4 e; Miacellaneoue Revenue .... .... 246,211.00 _ i Liquor gales Profit ........ ... 19,292.00 1, t*~ i . ,. ; Total $564,768.00 69 70 Special Session, _Tanuary 8, 1980 ~~ Special Session, January 8, 1960 71 Municipal Enterprise Fund Trust and Agency Fu ntla Item 143 Library Operation .._.. ....................E301,276.00 Fire Pension Fund It E 67,000.00 s l P si 152 Cemetery Decoration ............... _.... 300.00 ahall be paid from: Thie ap pFaprla tion 153A Dock Operation ..__ ....... .._.... _...... 20.450.00 Tazes .................._.... _.......... ......._........$ 46,700.00 153E Dock-Dredge Operation ...... _.... ..... 7,376.00 Miecellaneous Revenue ......_.......... 300.00 153C Dock-Rlverfront Improvement.... 59,174.00 ~ Unencumbered Balance ...... ........... 10,000.00 157 Airport Operation .............................. 62,000.00 ~. Total Municipal Enterprise Fund E245,675.00 Total $ 57,000.00 These appropriations shall be paid from: ~ Fire Retirement Fund Taxes for Cemetery ..__...._..........$ 300.00 Item 15572 Fire Retirement system .......__$ 40,287.60 Taxes for Docks ..... _. _ ..... ............... 35,802.00 Thia appropriation shall be pafd from: Taxes Yor Library ........__...._. _....... 87,909.00 Tsaee .................................._.................; 34.000.00 Taxes for Airport ..................... .. 38,000.00 Miecellaneous Revenue .......___...... 8,287.60 Misc. Dock Revenue .......__....... ..... 41,197.00 Misc. Library Revenue ... .............. 3,010.00 Total $ 40,287.50 Dlisc. Airport Revenue ........ E3,000.00 F Unencumbered Library Fund Ism 15471 Pollce Pensions ........... ... ..........$ 68,400.00 Balance .. -. ....... 10,357.00 appropriation shall be paid from: i Unencumbered Airport Fund T~e a ~~ .. ... ......_.$ 48,240.00 Balance ._. _.. 3,000.00 Miecellaneous Revenue ... 160.00 Unencumbered Dock Fund _ Unencumbered Balance ...... 10,000.00 Balance ._ .............. 5,000.00 Total $246,675.00 Total $ 66,900.00 Police Retirement Fund Recreation Fund Item 1547-2 Police Retirement System .._$ 36,387.50 item 144A Park Administration ... ...............E 10,825.00 Thls aBPropriation ahatl be pafd from: 144B Park Areas, Buildings, Etc ......._ 82,000.00 Taxes ...................................................; 32,000.00 144C Park Improvement ........................._ 43,000.00 Miecellaneous Revenue _. _............. 9,387.60 145A Recreation Administration ........... 12,410.00 145B Outdoor Recreation ......................... 26,527.00 - Total E 36,387.50 195D Indoor Recreation ................... _...._... 10,025.00 State Employee's Retirement Fund 145E Swimming Pool .... ....... _ - .............. 18,120.00 Item 15871 Employee's Retirement ..............; 28,000.00 146 Playground Improvement .......... ..... 27,850.00 This appropriation shall be paid from: 171 Municipal GoIY Course Operation 42,221.00 Tazea ........$ 16,000.00 Total Recreation Fund ;274.978.00 Unencumbered Balance __........ 10,000.00 These appropriations shall be paid from: Taxes for Park Operation .........$125,139.00 Total $ 28,000.00 Taxes for Recreation .... ...... ....._. 47,882.00 Fetleral Old Aga antl Survivors Taxes for Playground Improve- i Insurance System ment ....__._-. _..._.......... 27,150.00 Item 15672 City Share Federal Social Misr. Park Revenue ...... ... ... 686.00 Security ...._ ... ..._ ......$ 20,000.00 Miser Recreation Revenue .. 20,950.00 f azes appropriation shall be paid Golf Course Feea ... 19,076.00 T S 20 000.00 Liquor Sales Profit for Golf Total $ 20,000.00 Course Operation ..... __ ...... ....... 16,208.00 Total oY all a PProprtations for the ea- Unencumbered Balance -Play- l ra y r e n ground Improvement ...._...... 700.00 City of Dubuquet lOwa, [or the tie al Unencumbered Balance - G o 1 f - year beginning January 1, 1960, and Course ..._ .. .. ..........._ ............. 6,939.00 ending December 31, 1960 ........................$4,148,839.00 Unencumbered Balance-Recrea- lion General .. .... ........ ........... 250.00 6ectlon 2. General Miecellaneous Revenues. General miscellaneous Unencumbered Balance -Park revenues which are collected during the fiscal year shall be allocated General .........__ ................................. 10,000.00 to the funds and purpoees as provided for herein and shall be used Yor Total ;274,978.00 the payment of the expenses of such funds and purpoees in the some hereto shown. Uti lilies Fund 8ection 3. Surplus Any surplus not specifically allocated for a item 138 Street and Traffic Lighting .. 77,500.00 ~ , definite purpose in the budget shall be and the came Ia hereby appro- 149 Water Works Adminiatrat on .._ 258,705.00 priated and set apart to be applied as contingencies arise or may be 149 Water Works Operation ...._... .... 371,586.20 need for such proper purpoees as the Council may determine upon. 149 Water Works-Non Appropria AnY surplus not specifically distributed in the budget and remain[ng tion Reserve ___ .................................. 2,428.80 in funds created by the levy of special taxes shall be and the same is Total Utilities Fund ..... ..._ ..................._; 710,220.00 hereby appropriated for any proper purpose incident to such funds. These appropriations shall be paid from Nothing herein contained shall authorize the transfer of funds rea]- Taxes for Water Department 16,000.00 ized from special taxee to a fund or purpose Yor which any special Revenue Street & Traffic Misc ~ tae levy here been made, except only with the approval of the State . Lighting ....... _.. ..... 618.00 Comptroller. Taxes for Street & Traffic Light- ~ Section 4. Delinquent Tas Collections. Delinquent prior years' ing .. 76,982.00 tax collections shall be allocated to the respective funds most logically 4l'ater Department Revenue ... 577,720.00 t Un n um- D t \V t Including the yurpoae for which the tax was levied when and as the the Cit Treasurer i d b e epar men c a er tiered Balance _ .......... ......_...... 40,000.00 y . same are rece ve y Section 5. Distrlbut(on. That the dtatrtbutfon and divis[on of the Total $710,220.00 within appropriations shat] be made in accordance with the detailed distribution adopted by the City Council on January 4, 1960 which de- Debt Service Fund 1 tailed distribution ie made a part of this Ordinance by reference there- Item 16171 Retirement of Bonds and Pay- [o and shall be so considered in connection with the expenditures of ment for Interest .._ .... .............$261,473.00 said appropriations. This appropriation shalt be paid from: Section 6. This ordinance shall be in force and eYPect from and Taxes _. ... ..... .......$253,718.00 after its final passage, adoption and approval by the City Council and Miscellaneous Reveune __. .. .... 1,755.00 publlcatton as provided by law, and the appropriations hereto provided Unencumbered Balance ........ ....... 6,000.00 shall be available when transferred to their respective funds. Total $281,473.00 Passed upon first reading this 8th day of January 1960. Paeaed, adopted and approved upon Yinal reading this Sth day of Parking Meter Fund January 1960. Item 170A Parking Meters ..............................E 34,000.00 PETER J. TAKOS Mayor 170B Parking Lote ................................. 150,000.00 GEORGE A FREUND Transfer to Public SaYety Fund Yor Traffic Control ................... 18,000.00 . LEO N. SCHUELLER Transfer to Parking Lot Rev- LOUIS SCHALLER sous Bond Sinking Fund........ 30,000.00 Attest: Leo F Frommelt JOHN P. 9CHREIBER Cit Cl k C il Total Parking Meter Fund ... E232,000.00 d y er ounc men Published officially in The Telegraph-Herald newspaper this 25th These appropriations shalt be paid Yrom: dey of January 1960. Parking Meter Revenue __.._-._...•;160,000.OU LEO F. FROMMELT Unencumbered Balance .............._... 82,000.00 1/26 City Clerk lt Total $232,000.00 . . 72 Special Session, January 8, 1960 Councilman Freund moved the adoption of the Ordinance. Second- ed by Councilman Schueller. Car- ried by the following vote: Yeas-Mayor Takos, Councilmen Freund, Schaller, Schreiber, Schueller. Nays--None. January 8, 1960 To the Honorable Mayor and Members of the City Council, Dubuque, Iowa. Gentlemen: In accordance with the provisions of the Code of Iowa, 1954, the Civil Service Commission conducted an entrance examination on November 24, 1959, for those seeking posi- tions on the Police Department. The following is the name of one who passed both the written and physical examination and his name is hereby certified for ap- pointment to the Police Depart- ment. Gerald F. Herburger 81~/a% Respectfully submitted, DR. LEROY H. GII.ES, Chairman LOUIS J. LAGEN J. A. CAREW Members, Civil Service C o m- mission Attest: LEO F. FROMMELT Clerk Subscribed and sworn to before me this 8th day of January 1960. Notarial Sea] JOHN DAMS, Notary Public Councilman Schaller moved that the communication be received and made a matter of rernrd. Seconded by Councilman Freund. Carried by the following vote: Yeas-Mayor Takos, Councilmen Freund, Schaller, Schreiber, Schueller. Nays-None. Council proceedings for the month of September 1959, pre- sented for approval. Councilman Freund moved that the Council proceedings for the month of September 1959 be ap- proved as printed. Seconded by Councilman Schueller. Carried by the following vote: Yeas-Mayor Takos, Councilmen Freund, Schaller, Schreiber, Schueller. Nays-None. Petition of Art Frommelt et a] requesting the erection of a street light at the corner of Fink & Gilles- pie street, presented and read. Councilman Schueller moved that the petition be referred to the City Manager and Electrical Inspector for investigation and report. Sec- onded by Councilman Schaller. Car- ried by the following vote: Yeas-Mayor Takos, Councilmen Freund, Schaller, Schreiber, Schueller. Nays-None. Petition of Katherine W. Bradley of 1275 Clarke Urive suggesting that some sort of traffic sign be placed at the curve in front of her proper- ty to help avoid future accidents, presented and read. Councilman Freund moved that the petition be referred to the City Manager. Sec- onded by Councilman Schaller. Car- ried by the following vote: Yeas-Mayor Takos, Councilmen Freund, Schaller, Schreiber, Schueller. Nays-None. Petition of United Spanish War Veterans Auxiliary requesting per- mission to hold carnation days on April 29, April 30 and May 2nd, 1960, presented and read. Council- man Schueller moved that the peti- tion be granted providing there are no conflicting dates. Seconded by Councilman Schaller. Carried by the following vote: Yeas-Mayor Takos, Councilmen Freund, Schaller, Schreiber, Schueller. Nays-None. RESOLUTION NO. 26-60 BE IT RESOLVED by the City Council of the City of Dubuque that the following, having complied with the provisions of law relating to the sale of cigarettes within the City of Dubuque, be granted a per- mit to sell cigarettes and cigarette papers within said City, Name Address Earl C. Miller 543 Eight Avenue BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that the bond Filed with the ap- plication be approved. Passed, adopted and approved this 8th day of January, 1960. PETER J. TAKOS, Mayor Special Session, Tanuary 8, 1960 73 _ GEORGE A. FREUND LEO N. SCHULLER `s; LOUIS SCHALLER JOHN P. SCHREDIER Councilmen } " Attest: LEO F. FROMMELT, (,~k. City Clerk ,:g, Councilman Freund moved the adoption of the resolution. Second- ed by Councilman Schueller. Car- ried by the following vote: Yeas-Mayor Takos, Councilmen Freund, Schaller, Schreiber, Schueller. ~ Nays-None. RESOLUTION NO. 27.60 WHEREAS, applications f o r Class "B" Beer Permits have been submitted to this Council for ap- proval and the same have been examined: Now, Therefore, BE IT RESOLVED by the City Council of the City of Dubuque that the following applications be granted and licenses be issued upon p ': the compliance with the terms of the ordinances of this City. CLASS "B" PERMITS Name Address William Oliver 177 Main Street Earl C. Miller 543 Eight Avenue ' Passed, adopted and approved this 8th day of January, 1960. PETER J. TAKOS Mayor GEORGE A. FREUND ,. ~ LEO N. SCfIiTF'T.r.F:B LOUIS SCHALLER JOHN P. SCHREIBER Councilmen Attest: LEO F. FROMMELT City Clerk Councilman Freund moved the adoption of the resolution. Second- ed by Councilman Schueller, Car- ried b7r the following vote: Yeas-Mayor Takos, Councilmen Freund, Schaller, Schreiber, ~ ~ Schueller. Nays-None. RESOLUTION N0. 28b0 WHEREAS, heretofore applica- tions for Class "B" Beer Permits have been filed by the within named applicants and they have received the approval of this Coun- ¢ cil, and WHEREAS, the premises to be occupied by such applicants were inspected and found to comply with the ordinances of this City and they have filed proper bonds: NOW, THEREFORE BE IT RE- SOLVED by the City Council for the City of Dubuque that the Man- ager be and he is directed to issue to the following named applicants a Beer Permit. CLASS "B" PERMIT Name Address William Oliver 177 Main Street Earl C. Miller 543 Eighth Avenue BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that the bond filed by such appli- cants be and the same is hereby approved. Passed, adopted and approved this 8th day of January, 1960. PETER J. TAKOS Mayor GEORGE A. FREUND LEO N. SCHULLER LOUIS SCHALLER JOHN P. SCHREffiER Councilmen Attest: LEO F. FROMMELT City Clerk Councilman Freund moved the adoption of the resolution. Second- ed by Councilman Schueller. Car- ried by the following vote: Yeas-Mayor Takos, Councilmen Freund, Schaller, Schreiber, Schueller. Nays-None. There being no further business Mayor Takos moved to adjourn. Seconded by Councilman Freund. Carried by the following vote: Yeas-Mayor Takos, Councilmen Freund, Schaller, Schreiber, Schueller. Nays-None. LEO F. FROMMELT City Clerk. Approved ....................................1960 Adopted ........................................1960 Councilmen 3 ................................... .. Attest : ............................................ City Clerk 74 Special Session, January 13, 1960 CITY COUNCIL OFFICIAL. Special Session, January 13, 1960. Council met at 7:30 P.M. Present-Mayor Takos, Council- men Freund, Schaller, Schreiber, Schueller, City Manager Schiltz. Mayor Takos read the call and stated that service thereof had been duly made and that this meet- ing is called for the purpose of adopting a resolution providing for an investigation and establishing rules of procedure and acting on any other business as may properly come before the meeting. Councilman Schueller move d that the rules be suspended in order to let anyone present address the Council if they so desire. Sec- onded by Councilman Schaller. Car- ried by the following vote: Yeas-Mayor Takos, Councilmen Freund, Schaller, Schreiber, Schueller. Nays-None. Mr. Donald K. O'Meaza of 1520 McPoland St. addressed the Coun- cil praying for relief of a water problem at and near his home. Quite a volume of water comes from the Irving School property when it rains and spreads over five lots on McPoland and one lot on Nebraska Street. The City Manager stated he and the Engineering De- pat'tment have looked into the situation and the approximate cost for Labor and Material to build a culvert to divert the water else- where would be $19011. Councilman Freund moved that the Council view the grounds along with Mr. Clark or some other representative of the School Board. Seconded by Councilman Schueller. Carried by the following vote: Yeas-Mayor Takos, Councilmen Freund, Schaller, Schreiber, Schueller. Nays-None. Mr. Harold Becker of 2685 Kauf- mann Avenue addressed the Coun- cil requesting a ;special permit which would allow him to haul stone over Grandview Avenue to exceed the five ton gross weight which is the maximum set by Ord- inance. Mr. Joe and Jim Fondell and Ron McDonnell also addressed the Council objecting to the weight restrictions on Grandview Avenue. Mayor Takos moved that the matter be referred to the City Manager and City Council to check with three or four cities to see if we compare with their gross ton- nage, and further see if anything is done in the line of permits. Seconded by Councilman Freund. Carried by the following vote: Yeas-Mayor Takos, Councilmen Freund, Schaller, Schreiber, Schueller. Nays-None. Communication of City Manager Schiltz dated December 15, 1959, clearing up inferences as to repre- senting himself as City Manager and acting for the Schiltz .Develop- ment Co. and requesting that photo- static copies of affidavits read by Councilman Takos be made a pazt of the official city records, action on said communication deferred at the meeting of January 4, 1960 to time of meeting setting up the investigation, presented and read. Mayor Takos moved that the com- munication be received and filed to be considered at the time of the resolution. Seconded by Coun- cilman Schreiber. Carried by the following vote: Yeas-Mayor Takos, Councilmen Freund, Schaller, Schreiber, Schueller. Nays-None. The following resolution was pre- sented for consideration as drawn up by City Solicitor Nelson. RESOLUTION NO. 60 Resolution Providing for an Invesfigafion and Establishing Rules of Procedure. Whereas, there has heretofore been presented to the City Council complaints, in affidavit form and otherwise, by certain citizens, that the City Manager and other City officials have exercised improper influence to obtain results for personal interests adverse to and in conflict with the public's inter- ests, and in particular with regard to City Manager L. J. Schiltz's inter- est in Scenic View Heights and the surrounding area; and Session, January 13, 1960 75 Whereas, the City Council has determined that in fairness to all parties it is only right and just that an investigation be held under such manner and circumstances as to afford to all parties an oppor- tunity to present such facts as may bear on such a question and further to enable the City Council to deter- mine whether said allegations are well grounded; NOW THEREFORE, BE IT RE- SOLVED BY THE CPPY COUNCII. OF THE C1TY OF DUBUQUE: Secfion 1. That a public investi- gation be held at a special City Council meeting in the City Coun- cil Chambers in the City Hall in the City of Dubuque, at 4 o'clock P.M. on January 25, 1960 for the purpose of investigating the fore- going complaints; Secfion 2. That said investigation shall be conducted under the fol- lowing rules of order: a. That the City Clerk be and be is hereby authorized and directed to notify, on behalf of the City Council, persons executing the affidavits heretofore submitted to the City Council containing the complaints against the City Manager and other City officials, together with such other indi- viduals as the Mayor or any } member of the City Council may '' ~ direct, to be present at said in- vestigation, to testify, under oath, concerning any matters pertinent to this inquiry; b. That, for the purposes of this investigation, all questions of evidence shall be considered points of order and shall be determined under Rule 6 of the Rules of the City Council here- . tofore established by Resolution ~ No. 250-51; c. Each witness giving evidence on a matter under inquiry shall be first sworn on oath by the Mayor and shall have the right to legal counsel present in an advisory ' capacity, together with the fur- ther right to make an initial statement, either oral or written, providing said initial statement is made under oath; t d. In the questioning of witnesses, the order of questioning shall t commence with the Mayor and "~- then proceed alphabetically with each council member until the questioning is completed, but no other City officer or employee, witness or other interested party shall be permitted to examine any witness; e. The Mayor, subject to appeal to the City Council, shall determine the order of appearance of the witnesses, but the first witness to be called shall be any officers or employees of the City who ap- pear on the list notified by the City Clerk and thereafter any other witnesses shall be called; f. A complete stenographic record shall be made of the proceedings by a certified shorthand reporter at City expense, together with a tape recording under the super- vision of a certified shorthand reporter, also at City expense. Any witness shall be entitled to a copy of all or any portion of the record upon payment of the shorthand reporter's c h a r g e therefor. The question of whether a transcript of the proceedings shall be ordered by the City Council, and if so whether copies thereof are to be furnished to the Mayor and each member of the City Council, shall be de- termined by the vote of the City Council at the conclusion of the investigation; g. In addition to the provisions of Rules 6 and 23 established by Resolution No. 250-51, the Mayor shall require that there shall be no public demonstrations or ap- plause, favorable or unfavorable to any individual, and in order to enforce such rule he is author- ized to clear the Chamber of all persons whose presence is not required when repeated viola- tions of this rule indicate such procedure necessary or when di- rected by a majority vote of the City Council. Further, he may direct the removal of any spectator, witness, or attorney violating the orderly procedure of the investigation; h. The rules of order of the City Council as established by Resolu- tion No. 250-51, shall apply ex- cept as hereinbefore provided and, further excepting that Rule 5 is hereby modified to provide that the only order of business 76 Special Session, January 13, 1960 before the City Council is the conduct of this investigation and the Council's determination, if any, thereon; i. Any person desiring to present additional witnesses who have not been invited or summoned by the City Council may submit a request to the City Council, in writing, at any time prior to the final adjournment of the hearing, setting forth the name and ad- dress of the witness, together with a short statement of the nature of the witness' testimony. The Council shall thereupon, at its discretion, determine whether it will permit the testimony of the witness and so shall direct the Clerk to invite his attend- ance; j. The investigation may be ad- journed from time to time until it is finally terminated by a majority vote of the City Coun- cil; k. In the event any City officer or employee shall refuse to answer any questions not privileged, when directed to do so by the Mayor or any member of the City Council, he shall be deemed to have failed in the proper per- formance of his duties and shall be subject to dismissal or sus- pension. Passed, adopted and approved this ........................day of ..... A. D. 1960. Mayor Attest: Councilmen .......................................................... City Clerk The following resolution was submitted by Mayor Takos for consideration. RESOLUTION NO. -60 Resolution on Providing for an Investigation and Establishing Rules of procedure. Whereas, there has heretofore been presented to the City Coun- ci'_ complaints in affidavit form and otherwise, by certain citizens, that certain city officials have ex- ercised improper influence to ob- tain results for personal interests adverse to and in conflict with the public's interest, and or have conflicts of interests and in par- ticular with regard to interests in Scenic View Heights and the sur- rounding area; and Whereas, the City Council has determined that in fairness to all parties it is only right and just that an investigation be held un- der such manner and circum- stances as to afford to all parties an opportunity to present such facts as may bear on such a ques- tion and further enable the City Council to determine whether said allegations are well grounded; NOW, THEREFORE, Be It Re- solved by the City Council of the City of Dubuque: Section 1. That a public investi- gation be held at a special City Council meeting in the City Coun- cil Chambers in the City Hall in the City of Dubuque, at 4 o'clock P. M. on January 25, 1980 for the purpose of investigating the fore- going complaints; Section 2. That said investiga- tion shall be conducted under the following rules of order: a. That the City Clerk be and he is hereby authorized and directed to notify on behalf of the City Council, any and all persons as the City Council by majority vote may direM, to be present at said investiga- tion, to testify, under oath, concerning any matters per- tinent to this inquiry; b. Technical rules of evidence shall not apply to this investi- gation. All points of order shall be determined under Rule 6 of the Rules of the City Council heretofore estab lished by Resolution No. 250- 51; c. Each witness giving evidence on a matter under inquiry shall be first sworn oa oath by the Mayor and shall have the right to legal counsel present in an advisory capacity, together with the further right to make an initial statement, either oral or written, provid- ing said initial statement is made under oath; ,'' Special Session, January 13, 1960 77 d. In the questioning of witness- es, the order of questioning shall commence with the Ma- yor and then proceed alpha- betically with each council member until the questioning is completed; e. The Mayor, subject to appeal to the City Council, shall de- termine the order of appear- ance of the witnesses, but the first witnesses to be called shall be any officers or em- ployees of the City who ap- pear on the list notified by the City Clerk and thereafter any other witnesses shall be called; f. A complete stenographic rec- ord shall be made of the pro- ceedings by a certified short- hand reporter, at City ex- pense, together with a tape recording under the super- vision of a certified shorthand reporter, also at City expense. Any witness shall be entitled to a copy of all or any portion of the record upon payment of the shorthand reporter's charge therefor. The question of whether a transcript of the proceedings shall be ordered by the City Council, and if so whether copies thereof are to be furnished to the Mayor and each member of the City Council, shall be determined by the vote of the City Coun- cil at the conclusion of the investigation; g. In addition to the provisions of Rules 8 and 23 established by Resolution No. 250-51, the Mayor shall require that there shall be no public demonstra- tions or applause, favorable or unfavorable to any individual, and in order to enforce such rule he is authorized to clear the Chamber of all persons whose presence is not re- quired when repeated viola- tions of this rule indicate such procedure necessary or when directed by a majority vote of the City Council. Further, he may direct the removal of any spectator, witness, or at- torney violating the orderly procedure of the investiga- tion; h. The rules of order of the City Council as established by Res- olution No. 250-51, shall ap- ply except as herein-before provided and, further except- ing that Rule 5 is hereby modi- fied to provide that the only order of business before the City Council is the conduct of this investigation and the Council's determination, if any, thereon; i. The investigation may be ad- journed from time to time until it is finally terminated by a majority vote of the City Council; j. In the event any City Officer or employee shall refuse to answer any questions not priv- ileged, when directed to do so by the Mayor or any mem- ber of the City Council, he shall be deemed to have failed in the proper performance of his duties and shall be subject to dismissal or suspension. Passed, adopted and approved this ............ daY of ............................ A.D. 1960. Councilmen Attest: City Clerk Remarks by Attorney Louis Fautsch directed against certain sections of the proposed resolution providing for an investigation and establishing rules of procedure, as presented at the City Council meeting under date of January 13, 1960. Section 2-a (reads in part) At said investigation, to testify, under oath, concerning any matters pertinent to this inquiry; Under this proposed resolution the only persons that may ap- pear would be only those so 73 Special Session, January 13, 1980 directed. The accused are giv- en no opportunity to bring in their witnesses. H this hear- ing is going to be fair according to rules of evidence, disregard- ing fundamentals of the law, the accused should be permitted to bring in witnesses. This section of the proposed resolution should be so amended. How much is a man's reputa- tion worth? Basically under American jurisprudence every man is entitled to presumption of innocence, beyond all rea- sonable doubt. Section 2~6-refers to Rule 6 of Rules of City Council estab- lished by resolution No. 250-51. This august body should respect all citizens. What kind of a heaz- ing is this going to be if accused is not given an opportunity to testify? Section 2-c-refers to under oath- Why should a witness be pro- eluded from making more than an initial statement? After the initial statement in that case both the witness and attorney cannot say anything further. Section 2-d-refers to order of questioning. A man's very life and reputation is at stake here. Mayor would proceed as be willed. Those ac- cused can come in here with everything at stake and would be obliged to depend on your decision. The Marquis of Queens- berry rules would be more suit- able. Section 2-f-refers to copies of record etc. Accused has nothing to go on. Accused goes to make his rec- ords and is forced to rely on hearsay evidence. This section should be amended to give copy of stenographic evidence to the accused. This would be nothing more than fair play. Section 2-i-states that any per- son desiring to present addition- al witnesses who have sot been invited or summoned by the Council may submit a request to the Council in writing at any time prior to final adjournment. The old adage is still true nev- er to advise your adversary. There again the Council is the only deciding group as to who may or may not testffy. This is not fair to the accused. Section 2-k-states in the event any City officer or employee shall refuse to answer any ques- tions etc. he shall be subject to dismissal. Council would be sitting as an investigatory body. You cannot overrule the 5th Amendment. Any man is entitled to that priv- ilege. We want a fair hearing-not a witch hunt. This is not done for the purpose of dilatory action. We want a hearing but it must be a fair hearing and the reso- lution must so read. QUESTIONS AND ANSWERSFOL- LOWED: Mayor Takos stated that as a result of the investigation depending on the result and determination of the Council we may turn it over to a Civil Court, Grand Jury or District Court. Fautsch asked-Ultimate authority would be who? Mayor Takos asked Attorney Nel- son. Answer-Preamble of Con- stitution states that alllegations must be well grounded. After the investigation you could de- termine and propose an action, it would then be more logical to direct a course of action. FAUTSCH - Section 2a-I say again should be amended to al- low aperson to bring witnesses. You could limit character wit- nesses to one or two. TAKOS. Stated that affidavits as such are not admitted as evi- dence. It would be considered improper influence. FAUTSCH. H my client is in the position of not bringing in wit- nesses before your body to re- fute the accusations I will leave. TAKOS. H there were any doubt there could have been a motion on the table when be (the Man- ager) showed an interest he could have been dismissed. SCfllncr.r.FR. On what grounds? FAUTSCH. Are we allowed to ap- pear with witnesses or not? TAKOS. No answer. a 5 I Special Session, January 13, 1960 79 COUNCII.MAN FREUND request- ed attorney Fautsch to give his objections to We proposed reso- lotion as presented by Mayor Takos. Attorney Fautsch replied as follows: Section 2a-H hearing is to be fair it should be so amended to give the accused a chance to bring in witnesses and should not be bound by discretion of the Coun- cil. Section 2b-Witnesses should be heard and testimony given in its entirety and not gag him or his attorney. Cross examination should be given. Section 2c-Counsel should give all his talents to his client. Why should a man be bound by his initial statement? Sectio¢ 2d-Questioning witnesses -Not entitled to ask another question. This should be spelled out. Section 2e-Objects to calling wit- nesses within the discretion of the Council. Section 2f--Complete stenographic record should be had. Section 2g -Rule B -Resolution No. 25451. OK, no objections. Section 2h-No objections. Section 2i-No objections. Section 2j~tated in original ob- jection to 5th Amendment priv- ilege. Added all former objections as pertinent to the original resolu- lion. TAKOS-Can Council conduct in- vestigation as correMed? NELSON-Yes. Witness should be entitled to tell the Council that he would refer to someone to give proper answers. FAUTSCH-Do you honestly feel that the amended resolution as proposed will give the accused a fair and impartial trial? NEISON-He feels that I (in the original resolution) will be fair. Ray Bergquist suggested to the Council that witness to be called '~ should be told before hand of the '~.. general azea at least, questions ', that will be asked of them. Councilman Freund moved that '~. we delay consideration of a reso- ', lotion covering the rules of the '' proposed investigation until such time as a substitute resolution is ready for consideration by the Council at an informal discussion meeting set down for Saturday, January 16, 1960 at 3:30 P. M. Sec- onded by Councilman Schaller. Carried by the following vote: Yeas -Mayor Takos, Council- men Freund, Schaller, Schreiber, Schueller. Nays-None. January 4, 1980 To the Honorable Mayor and City Council Dubuque, Iowa Gentlemen: In order to carry out the desire of the City Council in increasing the amount of salary increases and appropriating the money from the liquor sales fund, it will be nec- essary to start proceedings to amend the budget. Within the funds appropriated there is sufficient revenue to take care of these increases until such a time the Council wishes to amend the budget. However, in order to spend the liquor sales funds that c~ere not appropriated, the total budget will be increased and will require a new ordinance and public budget hearing. There is also the additional funds for filling Area "A" that were paid to the City as prepaid rentals and to be used for filling the area they have leased. Also for the Dock Commission there is the contribution for restoring the shot tower that is not in the bud- get and will have to be appropriat- ed before December 31, 1960. Whatever action the Council deems appropriate can be initiated upon your direction. Respectfully submitted, L. J. SCHII.TZ City Manager Mayor Takos moved that amend- ment of the budget be delayed subject to six month's review. Se~- onded by Councilman Freund. Caz- ried by the following vote: Yeas -Mayor Takos, Council- men Freund, Schaller, Schreiber, Schueller. Nays-None. 80 Special Session, January 13, 1980 January 13, 1980 To the Honorable Mayor and City Council Dubuque, Iowa ~ i Gentlemen: I am attaching a contract be- tween the City and Lloyd A. Dals- ing for the installation of a sewer to serve his new motel outside the city limits. This was tentatively approved by the City Council pro- vided adequate capacity was avail- able in the existing sanitary sew- er. According to an investigation by the City Engineer there ie ade- quate capacity to take this addi- tional load provided no industrial lead is authorized to connect to the new sewer. I recommend that the Council aPProve this Agreement. Respectfully submitted, L. J. SCHH.TZ City Manager Councilman Schueller moved that the recommendation of the City Rlanager be approved. Sec- onded by Councilman Schaller. Carried by the following vote: Yeas -Mayor Takos, Council- men Freund, Schaller, Schreiber, Schueller. Nays-None. CONTRACT This Agreement entered into between the CITY OF DUBUQUE, IOWA as first party and LLOYD A. DALSING, 3750 Central Ave- nue, Dubuque, Iowa as second par- ty, WITNESSETH: Whereas first party operates a municipal sewer system; and Whereas second party is the owner of Lots 8Q 87, 89, 94, 95, 96 and 97, all in Linehan Park Addition in Dubuque Township, Dubuque County, Iowa, which is located outside of the corporate limits of the City of Dubuque and which shall hereaf- ter be referred to as "the premises served"; and Whereas, second party desires to have an eight inch (8") sanitary sewer extended from the present terminus of the municipal sewer system in the area to the premises served and to pay a sewer service charge to the City; and Whereas first party is agreeable to provide said service under the following terms and conditions: NOW, THEREFORE, it is agreed between the parties hereto as fol- lows: 1. Second party agrees to obtain the necessary consents of all Gov- ernmental bodies and all neces- sary easements for the laying of said sewer; 2. Upon such consents and ease- ments having been obtained, sec- ond party agrees to construct said eight inch (8") sanitary sewer along the line shown on the plat submitted with second party's ap- plication to the City of Dubuque for such service and in accordance with plans approved by the City Manager and under the supervi- sion of the City Manager; second party agrees to pay the entire cost of such construction, including all necessary engineering and inspec- tion charges, permit fees, street excavation and restoration charges and all other expenses necessary or incidental to such construction; 3. Upon the completion of such construction said eight inch (8") sanitary sewer shall become the property of first party; 4. Upon completion of such con- struction first party agrees to pro- vide sanitary sewer service to the premises served through said eight inch (8") sanitary sewer un- der the regulations established by Ordinances No. 35-57 and No. 39- 57, or any subsequent amendments thereto and at the price of 150% of the charge set in Ordinance 35- 57, or any amendments thereto, for persons, firms or corporations outside the City of Dubuque; 5. Second party covenants and agrees to use his best efforts to have the premises served by said sewer annexed to the City of Du- buque and in the event second party shall directly or indirectly resist such annexation, first party may, at its option, terminate this agreement. In the event termina- tion is effected by first party un- der the rights established in this paragraph, first party shall have the further rights, at its option to take up and remove the said eight inch (8") sanitary sewer and re- tain the same as its own property. Any waiver by first party for any breach of this paragraph shall not constitute a waiver of any subsequent breach hereof; Session, January 13, 1960 81 6. In the event the premises _ served are annexed to the City of Dubuque this Agreement shall be terminated and second party shall thereafter be served under the same conditions and at the same rates and charges as other users located within the City of Du- buque, but the said eight inch ' (8") sanitary sewer shall remain ~'~: the property of the first party. , ~:;" 7. Tn the event property abut- ' ~'' ting said eight inch (8") sanitary sewer is granted permission by first party to connect thereto, first ~ i. party agrees to exact and collect ~- a connection charge for the bene- fit of second party. Said connec- 3" tion charge shall be determined by ) Resolution of the City Council of the City of Dubuque upon certifi- cation by second party to that - Body of the total cost of construc- tion of said eight inch (8") rani- ! tart' sewer. The right to said con- ~ nection charge shall inure to sec- S~ and party, his heirs and assigns, personally, and shall not run with the land and shall continue even in the event the first above de- scribed real estate is annexed to " the City of Dubuque. ' 8. This Agreement shall be bind- ing upon the parties hereto, their heirs, successors and assigns. Signed the 13th day of January, 1960. City of Dubuque, Iowa (First Party). by PETER TAKOS Mayor ~~ Attest: LEO F. FROMMELT City Clerk (CITY SEAL) Signed the 14th day of January, 1960. LLOYD A. DALSING (Lloyd A. Dalsing) (Second Paz- '' ,F tY) Communication of Iowa State Highway Commission, addressed to the City Manager, extending an invitation to~ attend the annual meeting of the Mississippi Valley Conference of State Highway De- partments to be held in Chicago March 17th to 19th, presented and read. Councilman Freund moved that the City Manager be author- ized to attend. Seconded by Coun- 3:~,.'" Gilman Schaller. Carried by the g following vote. Yeas-Mayor Takos, Councilmen Freund, Schaller, Schreiber, Schueller. Nays-None. Notice of claim of Mrs. Phyllis Adams et al in the amount of $10.00 plus a reasonable amount for labor for cleaning up, for dam- age done to their basement be- cause the flood gates at 32nd street were not opened soon enough to let the water escape on January 12, 1960, presented and read. Councilman Schueller moved that the claim be referred to the City Solicitor for investi- gation and report. Seconded by Councilman Freund. Carried by the following vote: Yeas-Mayor Takos, Councihnen Freund, Schaller, Schreiber, Schueller. Nays-None. Petition of Andrew J. Kisting requesting the construction of a storm sewer on the westerly end of Wilbrecht Lane to prevent wa- ter entering his lot, and also re- questing construction of a culvert and drain on the northwest corner of St. Anne Drive, presented and read. Councilman Schaller moved that the petition be referred to the Park Board for action. Sec- onded by Mayor Takos. Carried by the following vote: Yeas-Mayor Takos, Councilmen Freund, Schaller, Schreiber, Schueller. Nays-None. Petition of Richazd E. Haschke, submitted by the County Auditor, for suspension of taxes on account of old age on Lot 2 of Hoppmann Place, presented and read. Coun- cilman Freund moved that the petition be referred to the City Manager. Seconded by Councilman Schueller. Carried by the follow- ing vote: Yeas-Mayor Takos, Councilmen Freund, Schaller, Schreiber, Schueller. Nays-None. Petition of Leo R. Bonz request- ing a $50. refund on the unexpired portion of cigarette license No. 142, as he has discounted busi- ness, presented and read. Council- man Schueller moved that the refund be granted and the Auditor instructed to issue a warrant pay- 82 Special Session, January 13, 1980 able to Leo R. Bonz, in the amount of $50., to cover the amount due on the unexpired portion of cigar- ette license No. 142. Seconded by Councilman Schreiber. Carried by the following vote: Yeas-Mayor Takos, Councilmen Freund, Schaller, Schreiber, Schueller. Nays-None. RESOLUTION NO. 49.60 WHEREAS, application for Class "B" Beer Permit has been sub- mitted to this Council for approval and the same has been examined: NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED by the City Council of the City of Dubuque that the following application be granted and license be issued upon the compliance with the terms of the ordinances of this City. CLASS "B" PERMIT Mrs. Emily Scholtes, 600 Cen- tral Avenue. Passed, adopted and approved this 13th day of January, 1960. PETER J. TAKOS Mayor GEORGE A. FREUND LEO N. SCHUELLER LOUIS SCHALLER JOHN P. SCHREIBER Councilmen Attest: LEO F. FROMMELT City Clerk Councilman Schueller moved the adoption of the resolution. Seconded by Mayor Takos. Carried by the following vote: Yeas-Mayor Takos, Councilmen Freund, Schaller, Schreiber, Schueller. Nays-None. RESOLUTION NO. 3060 WHEREAS, heretofore applica- tion for Class "B" Beer Permit was filed by the within named appli- cant and it has received the ap- proval of this Council; and WHEREAS, the premises to be occupied by such applicant were inspected and found to comply with the ordinances of this City and she has filed a proper band: NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED by the City Council of the City of Dubuque that the Manager be and be is di- rected to issue to the following named applicant a Beer Permit. CLASS "B" PERMIT Mrs. Emily Scholtes, 000 Central Avenue BE 1T FURTHER RESOLVED that the bond filed by such appli- cant be and the same is hereby ap- proved. Passed, adopted and approved this 13th day of January, 1900. PETER J. TAKOS Mayor GEORGE A. FREUND LEO N. SCHriFr.r.FR LOUIS SCIIAi•tFit_ JOHN P. SCHREIBER Councilmen Attest: LEO F. FROMMELT City Clerk Councilman Schueller moved the adoption of the resolution. Sec- onded by Mayor Takos. Carried by the following vote: Yeas - P:ayor Takos, Council- men Freund, Schaller, Schreiber, Schueller. Nays-None. Mr. Rodney Cross of 200 W. 32nd Street addressed the Coun- cil by stating that considerable more water drains on to his prop- erty after heavy rains since Green Acres Subdivision has been start- ed. There being no further business Mayor Takos moved to adjourn. Seconded by Councilman Schrei- ber. Carried by the following vote: Yeas -Mayor Takos, Council- men Freund, Schaller, Schreiber, Schueller. Nays-None. LEO F. FROMMELT City Clerk APProved ..............................1980. Adopted Councilmen 1 ......................... ....... Attest City Clerk t 5. r ,. ((~!;r; f df ' ~~ c i a Special Session, January 19, 1960 83 CITY COUNCIL OFFICIAL Special Session, January 19, 1900. Council met at 12:35 P. M. Present-Mayor Takos, Council- men Freund, Schaller, Schreiber, Schueller. City Manager Schiltz. Mayor Takos read the call and stated that service thereof had been duly made and that this meeting is called for the purpose of adopting a resolution providing for an investigation and establish- ing rules of procedure. Councilman Freund made an initial statement by saying that Radio station KDTH would be able to handle the tape recording of the proceedings of the investiga- tion by using full hour tapes at cost. After perusal of the proposed resolution providing for an inves- tigation and establishing rules of procedure Councilman Freund made an objection to Section 2e and still was of the opinion that the investigation should start with those people who signed the affi- davits. Councilman Schueller also was of the opinion that the inves- tigation should start with the sign- ers of the affidavits. After considerable discussion of the resolution it was agreed to make two amendments to the reso- lution considering submitting of affidavits to be added to section 2d and the subpoena power to be contained in a new section 2-m. Attorney Fautsch asked that the records show that he was refused permission to address the Council. RESOLUTION NO. 3160 Whereas, there have heretofore been presented to the City Coun- cil complaints in affidavit form and otherwise, by certain citizens that the City Manager and other City officials and employees have exercised improper influence to obtain results favorable to their personal interests and adverse to, or in conflict with, the public in- terest, or have conflicts of inter- ests, which complaints particularly regard interests in Scenic View Heights and the surrounding azea; and Whereas, it is within the duty and authority of the City Council to investigate complaints of this nature; and Whereas, the City Council has determined that it is only right and just that an investigation be held in such a manner and under such circumstances as to afford to all parties an opportunity to present such facts as may bear on such a question and further to enable the City Council to deter- mine whether said allegations are well grounded; Now Therefore, Be It Resolved by the City Council of the City of Dubuque: Section 1. That a public inves- tigation be held at a special City Council meeting in the City Coun- cil Chambers in the City Hall in the City of Dubuque, at 4 o'clock P.M. on January 25, 1900 for the purpose of investigating the fore- going complaints; Section 2. That said investiga- tion shall be conducted under the following rules of order: a. That the City Clerk be and he is hereby authorized and direct- ed to notify, on behalf of the City Council, the persons exe- cuting the affidavits referred to in the preamble hereof and any other persons that the City Council may, by majority vote, direct to be present at said in- vestigation, to testify under oath concerning any matters pertain- ing to this inquiry; b. Technical rules of evidence shall not apply to this investigation. All points of order shall be de- termined Rule 6 of the Rules of the City Council heretofore es- tablished by Resolution No. 250-51; c. Each witness giving evidence on a matter under inquiry shall first be sworn on oath by the Mayor and shall have the right to legal counsel present in an advisory capacity, together with the further right to make an initial statement, either oral or written, providing said initial statement is made under oath. Upon completion of the exami- nation of all witnesses called by the Council any witness shall have the right to return and make an additional statement if he so requests. 84 Special Session, January 19, 1980 d. The order of presenting ques- tions to each witness shall be as follows: The Mayor shall open the ques- tioning and shall continue to question the witness until he sig- nifies that he has finished. Then, each Councilman in turn, alphabetically, shall examine the witness. No Councilman shall present any questions until the Council- man immediately preceding him shall signify that he has finished with the witness. When each Councilman has ex- amined the witness once the questioning shall proceed by the Mayor and Council, in the same order, until all Councilmen have signified that they have no fur- ther questions to ask of the wit- ness. Thereupon, any witness, or per- son who has been referred to in the testimony, may submit additional questions to any Council member, which ques- tions shall be put to the witness, unless the Council shall, by a majority vote determine that the question is improper. e. The Mayor, subject to appeal to the City Council, shall deter- mine the order of appearance of the witnesses, but the first wit- nesses to be called shall be any officer ar employee of the City who appear on the list notified by the City Clerk and thereafter any other witnesses shall be called; f. A complete stenographic record shall be made of the proceed- ings by a certified shorthand re- porter, at City expense. If pos- sible, a daily transcript of the previous day's proceedings shall be delivered to the Mayor for Council use on each day the investigation is in progress. Any witness shall be entitled to a copy of all or any portion of the record upon the payment of the shorthand reporter's charge therefor. Upon completion of the hearing a complete tran- script of the proceedings shall be filed with the Council as soon as possible. g. In addition to the stenographic record a tape recording, made under the supervision of a cer- tified shorthand reporter, or such other person as the Coun- cil may by majority vote desig- nate, shall be made of the en• fire proceedings, at City ex- pense. h. In addition to the provisions of Rules 6 and 23 established by Resolution No. 250-51, the Mayor shall require that there shall be no public demonstrations or applause, favorable or unfavor- able, to any individual, and in order to enforce such rule he is authorized to clear the Chamber of all persons whose presence is not required when repeated vio- lations of this rule indicate such procedure necessary or when di- rected by a majority vote of the City Council. Further, he may direct the removal of any spec- tator, witness, or attorney vio- lating the orderly procedure of the investigation; i. The rules of order of the City Council as established by Reso- lution No. 25(1-51, shall apply except as hereinbefore provided, and further excepting that Rule 5 is hereby modified to provide that the only order of business before the City Council is the conduct of this investigation and the Council's determination, if any, thereon; j. Any person called as a witness or referred to in the testimony, desiring to present additional witnesses who have not been in- vited or summoned by the City Council may submit a request to the City Council, in writing, at any time prior to the final adjournment of the hearing, set- ting forth the name and address of the witness, together with a short statement of the nature of the witness' testimony. The Council shall thereupon, at its discretion, determine whether it will permit the testimony of the witness and if so shall di- rect the Clerk to invite his at- tendance; k. The investigation may be ro- cessed from time to time until it is finally terminated by a ma- jority vote of the City Council; 1. The cost of this investigation shall be chazgeable to and paid out of any available funds in the General Fund of the City. Special Session, January 19, 1980 85 Passed, adopted and approved as amended this 19th day of January, 1960. PETER J. TAKOS Mayor LOUIS SCHALLER JOHN P. SCHREHiER Councilmen Attest: LEO F. FROMMELT City Clerk Amendments to resolution at- tached as adopted January 19, 1960. Add to (d) Affidavits may be substituted i by any witness and may be afford- ed such value as the Council deems they merit subject to the right of the Council to invite the affiant in for further questioning. (m) In the event persons invited or duetted to appear as witnesses shall fail to appear or refuse to testify, the clerk shall thereupon issue a subpoena requiring the at- tendance of such person together with such pertinent books and rec- ords as shall be specified in the direction to the Clerk. Mayor Takos moved the adop- tion of We resolution. Seconded by Councilman Schaller. Carried by the following vote: Yeas-Mayor Takos, Councilmen Schaller, Schreiber. Nays - Councilmen Freund, Schueller. Councilman Freund stated that he is in favor of the investigation but is not in favor of the resolu- tion as drawn up. Councilman Schueller made the following statement and asked that it be written into the record. Gentlemen-I am the only Coun- cilman left of the original five men who chose Mr. Schiltz as City Manager in 1951. The Council at that time was Judge Russo, Mr. Kolb, God rest his soul, Ruben Austin and C. P. Welu. Mr. Schiltz took office in April of that year and we were all happy to have a local man work with us on all problems that were facing the City at that time. We felt that after many hours of time examining twenty-two applications for the position of City Manager that we had a local man who could work out the problems that he also knew. I to this day have never been sorry that we chose Mr. Schiltz for our Manager. We of the Council and the Manager dif- fered agood many times on vari- ous issues, but let me tell you that when a decision was made we all worked for the best inter- ests of the Public and our good Dubuque people. I and all the Councilmen voted for the recom- mendations made by our City Manager and also the Planning & Zoning Commission who I think have done a great job through the years. After careful considera- tion of this whole matter I can only say that I should vote against this resolution. My vote is No. I feel that I cannot vote any other way because we reappointed Mr. Schiltz every year because we felt he was serving the City well. Councilman Freund moved that the list of witnesses to be called, as submitted by the City Manager be referred to the City Clerk. Second- ed by Councilman Schaller. Caz- ried by the following vote: Yeas -Mayor Takos, Council- men Freund, Schaller, Schreiber, Schueller. Nays-None. There being no further business Councilman Freund moved to ad- journ. Seconded by Councilman Schaller. Carried by the following vote: Yeas -Mayor Takos, Council- men Freund, Schaller, Schreiber, Schueller. Nays-None. LEO F. FROMMELT City Clerk Approved ..............................1960. Adopted Councilmen Attest ................................................ City Clerk 86 Special Session, January 25, 1960 CITY COUNCIL (OFFICIAL) Special Session, January 25, 1900. Council met at 4:00 P.M. Present-Mayor Takos, Council- men Freund, Schaller, Schreiber, Schueller. City Manager Schiltz. Mayor Takos read the call and stated that service thereof had been duly made and this meeting is called for the purpose of con- ducting an investigation of City officials and employees as the re- sult of complaints showing a con- flict of interests submitted to the City Council by certain citizens to determine whether said allegations are well grounded. Mayor Takos made the opening statement relative to the rules of procedure adopted January 19, 1980, Resolution No. 31-60. (Refer to Transcript-Conflict of Interest Investigation -Volume 1 - After- noon Session, 1-25-80, Page 3). Councilman Freund addressed the Council showing deep concern with regard to libel and slander in the course of the proceedings. (Refer to Transcript-Conflict of In- terest Investigation-Volume 1- Afternoon Session, 1-25-60, Page 5). Councilman Freund moved that the City Solicitor give us a brief- ing on libel and slander. Seconded by Councilman Schueller. Carried by the following vote: Yeas -Mayor Takos, Council- men Freund, Schaller, Schreiber, Schueller. Nays-None. ~. City Solicitor Nelson requested that he be afforded an opportunity to research the matter during the evening recess. Attorney Louis Fautsch made a brief statement for the purpose of the record stating that he is ready able and willing to represent J. Harry Schiltz and Laverne Schiltz in this matter before the Council, realizing that he is not allowed to examine or cross examine any wit- ness and for this and many other pertinent parts of the resolution of procedure adopted by the Coun- cil, he strongly objected to the method of procedure. (Refer to Transcript~onflict of Interest In- vestigation-Volume 1-Afternoon Session, 1-2560, Page 10). Councilman Freund referred back to the statement of possible libel and slander explanation by the City Solicitor and moved that the City Solicitor give the Council a more detailed briefing on the subject after the recess. Seconded by Councilman Schueller. Carried by the following vote: Yeas -Mayor Takos, Council- men Freund, Schaller, Schreiber, Schueller. Nays-None. Mayor Takos presented the affi- davit of William Becker, marked Exhibit No. 1; affidavit of Oswald W. Holz, marked Exhibit No. 2; affidavit of Harlan Petsche, marked Exhibit No. 3; (Refer to transcript--Conflict of Interest In- vestigation-Volume 1-Afternoon Session, 1-2560, Page 10). City Manager Schiltz made his original statement which was en- tered into the record as Exhibit No. 4. (Refer to Transcript-Con- flict of Interest Investigation- Volume 1-Afternoon Session, 1- 25-60, Page 19). City Manager Schiltz also pre- sented a map that he used in ex- plaining his original statement which was marked Exhibit No. 5. (Refer to transcript-Conflict of Interest Investigation-Volume 1 -Afternoon Session, 1-2560, Page 32). Session Recess 5:00 P.M. Ses- sion Reconvened 5:10 P.M. City Manager Schiltz presented an affidavit by Everett Hauber, Licensed real estate broker and asked that same be placed in the record, which it was and mazked Exhibit No. 8. (Refer to transcript -Conflict of Interest Investiga- tion-Volume 1-Afternoon Ses- sion, 1-2560, page 33). City Manager Schiltz presented an affidavit by Carl E. Kuehnle, and asked that same be placed in the record, which it was and marked Exhibit No. 7. (Refer to transcript-Conflict of Interest In- vestigation-Volume 1-Afternoon Session, 1-2560, page 35). ;r ~i v ~' Special Session, January 25, 1980 87 City Manager Schiltz presented affidavit by Kenneth Schromea, contractor, and asked that same be placed in the record, which it was and marked Exhibit No. 8. (Refer to transcript-Conflict of Interest Investigation-Volume 1-After- noon Session, 1-25-60, Page 36). City Manager Schiltz presented a second affidavit by Kenneth Schromen, contractor, and asked that same be placed in the record, which it was and marked Exhibit No. 9. (Refer to transcript-Con- flict of Interest Investigation-Vol- ume 1-Afternoon Session, 1-25-80, page 37). City Manager Schiltz presented an affidavit by John C. Duffey, real estate agent, and asked that same be placed in the record, which it was and mazked Exhibit No. 10. (Refer to transcript-Con- flict of Interest Investigation- Volume 1-Afternoon Session, 1- 25-60, Page 38). Afternoon Session recessed at 5:45 P.M. Reconvened Session, January 25, 1980. Council met at 7:00 P. M. Present-Mayor Takos, Council- men Freund, Schaller, Schreiber, Schueller. City Manager Schiltz. Mayor Takos called oa the City Solicitor to give a more detailed legal opinion of the rights of the Council in this hearing. (Refer to transcript-Conflict of Interest In- vestigation-Volume II-Evening Session, 1-25-60, page 1). During the further questioning of City Manager Schiltz Mayor Ta- kos presented a statement from the City of Dubuque to Mr. Wil- liam Becker, relative to the cost of a sewer from Kaufmann Ave- nue to the manhole at the Schiltz Subdivision and asked that same be entered into the record as an Exhibit. The statement was en- tered as Exhibit No. 11. (Refer to transcript-Conflict of Interest In- vestigation-Volume II-Evening Session, 1-25.80, page 11). City Manager Schiltz presented appraisal made by Edwin C. & Carl Kuehnle of the William Beck- er property which was admitted as Exhibit No. 12. (Refer to tran- script-Conflict of Interest Inves- tigation-Volume II-Evening Ses- sion, 1-2560, page 25). Mr. J. Harry Schiltz was called upon to testify and submitted an opening statement which was en- tered into the record and marked Exhibit No. 13. (Refer to tran- script-Conflict of Interest Inves- tigation-Volume II-Evening Ses- sion, I-2560, page 29). Session recessed at 8:08 P.M. Session Reconvened at 8:15 P.M. Mr. Thomas H. Nelson, City So- licitor, was the next witness called upon to testify. (Refer to tran- script-Conflict of Interest Inves- tigation - Volume II -Evening Session, 1-25-60, page 45). The session was recessed until 4:00 P. M. January 20, 1960. Reconvened Special Session, Januay 26, 1960. Council met at 4:00 P. M. Present-Mayor Takos, Council- men Freund, Schaller, Schreiber, Schueller. City Manager Schiltz. Mr. Irvin Oeth, a member of the Planning & Zoning Commission was the first witness called upon to testify. (Refer to transcript- Conflict of Interest Investigation -Volume III-Afternoon Session, 1-28-80, page 3). Mr. Donald Bandy, Building Commissioner, was eslled upon to testify. (Refer to transcrip~Con- flict of Interest Investigation- Volume III-Afternoon Session, 1- 26-60, page 16). Session Recessed at 5:15 P. M.- Session Reconvened at 5:20 P.M. Mr. Donald Bandy's testimony was continued at the conclusion of which Mr. Irvin Oe}h was recalled as a witness. (Refer to transcript- Conflict of Interest Investigation- Volume III-Afternoon Session 1- 26-80, page 57). Mr. Raymond Bergquic} was the next witness. (Refer to transcript- Conflict of Interest Investigation- Volume III-Afternoon Session 1- 2660, page 60). Afternoon Session recessed at 6:20 P.M. Reconvened Special Session, January 28, 1960. Council met at 7:20 P. M. Present-Mayor Takos, Council- men Freund, Schaller, Schreiber, Schueller. City Manager Schiltz. 88 Special Session, January 25, 1980 Mr. Harlan Petsche was the first witness to appear and give hia testimony. (Refer to transcript- Volume N-Evening Session 1-26- 60, page 1). Mr. William J. Reilly was the next witness called and submitted a statement which is entered in the record as Exhibit No. 14. (Re- fer to transcript-Conflict of In- terest Investigation-Volume N- Evening Session 1-26-80, page 13). Session Recessed at 8:25 P.M.- Session Reconvened at 8:30 PM. Mr. Evereff Hauber, Dubuque Real Estate Broker, was the next witness called and gave his testi- mony. (Refer to transcript-Con- flict of Interest Investigation- Volume N-Evening Session 1-2& 60, page 57). Mr. John C. Duffey, Insurance and Real Estate Broker was the next witness called and gave his testimony after the City Clerk was instructed to read Mr. Duffey's af- fidavit formerly entered into the record as Exhibit No. 10. (Refer to transcript-Conflict of Interest Investigation-Volume N-Eve- ning Session 1-26-60, page 74). Evening Session recessed at 9:00 P.M.to reconvene January 27, 1960 at 4:00 P.M. Reconvened Special Session, January 27, 1960. Council met at 4:00 P.M. Present-Mayor Takos, Council- men Freund, Schaller, Schreiber, Schueller. City Manager Schiltz. Mayor Takos opened the session by requesting the City Cletk to read a pertinent document, pre- sented to the Clerk prior to this session by Mr. William Reilly. (Re- fer to transcript-Conflict of In- terest Investigation-Volume V- Afternoon Session, 1-27-60, page 3). Document marked Exhibit Na. 15. Former Mayor Charles A. Kint- zinger was called upon to give testimony. (Refer to Transcript- Conflict of Interest Investigation -Volume V-Afternoon Session 1- 2760, Page 7). Session Recessed 5:25 P.M.-Ses- sion Reconvened 5:30 P.M. The following telegrams were received from the following named persons and marked as Exhibit No. 16; (Refer to transcript-Con- flict of Interest Investigation- Volume V-Afternoon Session, 1- 27-60, page 43); James E. Graham, Harry C. Brown, Tom Graham, R. A. Schueller, Mrs. Louis Kessler, C. P. Frommelt, A. F. Hoffman, Joseph G. Graham, Irene M. Slade, H. E. & Kay Dilworth, Dr. and Mrs. F. T. Piass, William Kessler, Mrs. Roger Slade, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Powell, Mrs. Laverne Rlin- kenberg. Mr. Carl Bartels, a member of the Engineering firm of Bartels & McMahan was the next witness called. (Refer to transcript-Con- flict of Interest Investigation- Volume V-Afternoon Session, 1- 27-80, page 43). Mr. Carl Bartels presented a memo dated July 2, 1957, relative to the making of a contour map for J. H. Schiltz on 25 acres up near the new high school. (Refer to transcript-Con- flict of Interest Investigation- Volume V-Afternoon Session, 1- 27-60, page 54). Said memo desig- nated as Exhibit No. 17. Session recessed at 6:20 P.M. Reconvened Special Session, January 27, 1980. Council met at 7:25 P.M. Present-Mayor Takos, Council- men Freund, Schaller, Schreiber, Schueller. City Manager Schiltz. Mr. Richard LeMay, a member of the Engineering firm of Bar- tels & McMahan, was called upon to testify. (Refer to transcript- Confhct of Interest Investigation- Volume VI-Evening Session, 1-27- 80, Page 1). Mr. Ken Schromen, a local build- ing contractor, was called upon to testify. He made an opening state- ment, marked Exhibit No. 18. (Re- fer to transcript-Conflict of In- terest Investigation-Volume VI- Evening Session 1-27-60, page 24). Mr. Ken Schromen offered as evi- dence an offer to buy from J. H. Schiltz eight lots in Block 5 Scenic View Hts. No. 2, said offer marked Exhibit No. 19. (Refer to transcript -Conflict of Interest Investigation -Volume VI-Evening Session, 1- 27-60, Page 34). Mr. Chris Willy, owner of Wil- ly's Place was the next witness called to testify. (Refer to tran- script-Conflict of Interest Inves- tigation -Volume VI -Evening Session 1-27-80, page 34). Special Session, January 25, 1960 89 { ~ Session Recessed at 8:25 P.M.- Session Reconvened 8:30 P. M. ~~~~ Questioning and testimony of r- ` Mr. Chris Willy continued. Mr. Carl Kuehnle, realtor and appraiser, was the next witness called to testify. (Refer to tran- script-Conflict of Interest Inves- f`::' ligation -Volume VI -Evening r~ Session, 1-27-60, page 47). Mr. Donald Bandy, Building ~~:* Commissioner, was recalled for statement. (Refer to transcript- '; Conflict of Interest Investigation- ' Volume VI-Evening Session 1-27- 60, page 52). Two telegrams were received, one from Mrs. R. D. West and one from L. J. Neyens, marked Ex• ~ hibiT No. 20. Evening Session recessed at 9:00 P.M. to reconvene January 28, 1960 at 4:00 P.M. Reconvened Special Session Jan- ~ uary 28, 1960. t ` Council met at 4:00 P.M. Present-Mayor Takos, Council- men Freund, Schaller, Schreiber, - Schueller. City Manager Schiltz. The Council agreed that a peti- lion by Mr. William Reilly be read into the record. (Refer to tran- script-Conflict of Interest Inves- ligation-Volume VII-Afternoon Session 1-28-60, page 3). The first witness called was Mr. Russell Schueller. Mr. Schueller read his statement (Refer to tran- script-Conflict of Interest Inves- tigation-Volume VII-Afternoon Session 1-28-60, page 4). Statement given Exhibit No. 22~See Page 10 ° Volume VII. ~ Mr. Kenneth J. Cullen, City En- i gineer, was then called upon to testify. Mr. Cullen made an open- i . ing Statement (Refer to transcript r -Conflict of Interest Investigation -Volume VII-Afternoon Session, 1-28-60, Page 21.) Statement given Exhibi} No. 23, See Page 21-Vo1- r ume VIII. Plat of Lewis Heights ~ Subdivision presented and marked ~~ Exhibit No. 24~ee Page 34-Vo1- ume VII. Grant and Easement ' Dockal & Schepler Indian Hill ~ Subdivision, marked Exhibit No. 25, See Page 34-Volume VII. Session Recessed 5:15 P.M.-Re- -_ convened 5:22 P. M. Continued questioning of City Engineer Cullen. Mr. Georoe Saffron, Contractor, was the next witness to give tes- timony. (Refer to transcript-Con- flict of Interest Investigation- Volume-Afternoon Session, 1.28- 80, Page 52.) Mr. William C. Fuersie, a local attorney, was the next witness called upon to testify. Refer to transcript-Conflict of Interest In- vestigation-Volume VII-After- noon Session, 1-28-60, page 64). Receipt of Wal} Chapman Tele- gram acknowledged marked Ex- hibit No. 26-Volume VII-Page 71. Afternoon Session Recessed 6:01 P.M. to Reconvene January 29, 1960 at 4:00 P.M. Reconvened Special Session Jan- uary 29, 1960. CouneB met at 4:00 P.M. Present-Mayor Takos, CouncB- men Freund, Schaller, Schreiber, Schueller. City Manager Schiltz. Mayor Takos stated that the Council visited at the home of Mr. William Becker at 2645 Kaufmann Avenue prior to coming to the Council Chamber. (Refer to Tran- script-Conflict of Interest Inves- tigation-Volume VIII-Afternoon Session, 1-29-60, page 3). Recon- vened at the City Hall at 4:15 P.M. Councilman Freund moved for a review of the Becker tape. Sec- onded by Councilman Schueller. Carried by the following vote: Yeas -Mayor Takos, Council- men Freund, Schaller, Schreiber, Schueller. Nays-None. Mayor Takos acknowledged re- ceipt of a telegram from Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. McCabe, marked Exhibit No. 27, a letter from Mr. Wilfred T. Herrig marked Exhibit No. 23 and a letter from J. H. Gottel, marked Exhibit No. 29. Volume VIII-Page 20. Mr. J. B. Baker, general Super- intendent of Schroeder Co. was called to the stand to testify. (Re- fer to Transcript-Conflict of in- terest Investigation-Volume VIII -Afternoon Session 1-29-60, page 22). Mr. Baker read his testimony which was marked Exhibit No. 30. 90 Special Session, January 25, 1960 Cify Manager SahiNz was asked to make a statement, which he did, same being marked Exhibit No. 31. (Refer to Transcript-Con- flict of Interest Investigation-Vol- ume VIII-Afternoon Session 1-29- 60, page 31). Mayor Takos stated that the chair has not been informed by any other witness that it was their wish to make a final statement, so it concludes that Were is no further witness to appear before this body. The Council will ad- journ this inquiry until it has a chance to review the testimony, exhibits, affidavits, and other mat- ters included in the record. The CouncII will indicate its intention on this matter as soon as practi- cable. The chair wishes to Wank all parties at this hearing and their cooperation in keeping the tempo orderly, and in particulaz the two court reporters for their patience during the last five days. Councilman Freund moved to adjourn. Seconded by Councilman Schaller. Carried by the following vote: Yeas -Mayor Takos, Council- men Freund, Schaller, Schreiber, Schueller. Nays-None. LEO F. FROMMELT City Clerk Approved ..............................1960. Adopted ..................................1960. Councilmen { .................................... Attest .................................. City Clerk i' A F h, `` II ,Y ,i fi g= r;:, Regular Session, February 1, 1960 91 CITY COUNCIL (OFFICIAL) Regular Session February 1, 1960. Council met at 7:30 P.M. Present-Mayor Takos, Council- men Freund, Schaller, Schreiber, Schueller. City Manager Schiltz. Mayor Takos read the call and stated Wat this is a regular monW- ly meeting of the City Council for the purpose of acting upon such business as may properly come be- fore the meeting. January 25, 1960 To the Honorable Mayor and City Council Dubuque, Iowa Gentlemen: I am submitting herewith the monWly reports of the City Audi- tor, City Treasurer, City Health Department and City Water Works for the monW of December as well as list of claims for which warrants were issued far We monW of December, 1959. Respectfully submitted, L. J. SCHII.TZ City Manager Councilman Freund moved that We reports be received and filed. Seconded by Councilman Schuel- ler. Carried by We following vote: Yeas -Mayor Takos, Council- men Freund, Schaller, Schreiber, Schueller. Nays-None. Proof of Publication certified to by the Publisher, of Statement of Receipts and a list of claims for which warrants were issued dur- ing the monW of December 1959, presented and read. Councilman Freund moved that the proof of publication be received and filed. Seconded by Councilman Schuel- ler. Carried by the following vote: Yeas -Mayor Takos, Council- men Freund, Schaller, Schreiber, Schueller. Nays-None. February 1, 1960 To the Honorable Mayor and City Council Dubuque, Iowa Gentlemen: The petition for suspension of taxes of Richard ~E. Haschke for Lot 2 of Hoppman Place on ac- count of old age was referred to the City Manager. This suspension of taxes request- ed does not relieve the property for the payment of these taxes but they are suspended until the property is sold. I know Mr. Haschke and to my knowledge, he has no means of support or in- come. Irecommend that the pe- tition be granted. Respectfully submitted, L. J. SCHII,TZ City Manager Mayor Takos moved that We rec- ommendation of We City Manager be approved. Seconded by Council- man Freund. Carried by the fol- lowing vote: Yeas -Mayor Takos, Council- men Freund, Schaller, Schreiber, Schueller. Nays-None. February 1, 1980 To We Honorable Mayor and City Council, Dubuque, Iowa Gentlemen: This is to advise Wat I have ap- proved the following bond and pol- icies and desire to have your ap- proval on same for filing, subject to the approval of the City Solici- tor: HEATING Dubuque Plumbing and Heating Co., American Casualty Co. EXCAVATION Dubuque Plumbing and Heating Co., Policy No. CL 848932, Bi- tuminous Casualty Corp. G. L. McCarten, d/b/a McCarten Plumbing & Heating, Policy No. CGL 112-45378, American Surety Co. Everett Emerson, d/b/a Emerson Excavating Co., Policy No. ML 185750, U.S. Fidelity and Guar- anty Co. Respectfully submitted, L. J. SCHII.TZ City Manager Councilman Schueller moved that the filing of the bonds and policies be approved subject to the approval of the City Solicitor. Seconded by Councilman Schaller. Carried by the following vote: Yeas -Mayor Takos, Council- men Freund, Schaller, Schreiber, Schueller. Nays-None.