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Lawndale Street. Mo-
tion by Connors to ap-
point Kevin Stevens to
the TV Cable Regulato-
ry Commission for a 3-
year term through June
30, 2013. Seconded by
Braig. Motion carried
7 -0.
Zoning Advisory Com-
mission: Two 3 -year
terms through July 1,
2013 (Terms of Norton
and Stiles). Applicants:
Patrick Norton, 2739
Burden Avenue; and
Jeff Stiles, 3087 Central
Avenue. Motion by
Braig to appoint Pat-
rick Norton and Jeff
Stiles to the Zoning Ad-
visory Commission for
3 -year terms through
July 1, 2013. Seconded
by Lynch. Motion car-
ried 7 -0.
PUBLIC HEARINGS
Upon motion the rules
were suspended allow-
ing anyone present to
address the City Coun-
cil.
University of Dubuque
- Amend Institutional
District: Proof of publi-
cation on notice of
public hearing to con-
sider a request from
the University of Dubu-
que to amend the ID In-
stitutional District to
allow construction of
an expanded parking
lot, a new parking lot,
and a new office/
classroom building
near the corner of Fin-
ley and West Streets
and the Zoning Adviso-
ry Commission recom-
mending approval. Mo-
tion by Connors to re-
ceive and file the docu-
ments and that the re-
quirement that a pro-
posed ordinance be
considered and voted
on for passage at two
Council meetings prior
to the meeting at
which it is to be passed
be suspended. Se-
conded by Braig. Mo-
tion carried 7 -0.
Motion by Connors for
final consideration and
passage of Ordinance
No. 28 -10 Amending Ti-
tle 16 of the City of Du-
buque Code of Ordi-
nances, Unified Devel-
opment Code, by pro-
viding for the approval
of an amended campus
development plan to
allow construction of
an expanded parking
lot, a new parking lot,
and a new office/
classroom building for
the University of Dubu-
que ID Institutional Dis-
trict near the corner of
opment Agreement be-
tween the City and Vic-
tory Cafe - Dubuque,
Inc., to redevelop prop-
erty at 756 Main Street
and City Manager rec-
ommending approval.
Motion by Voetberg to
receive and file the
documents and adopt
Resolution No. 209 -10
Approving a Develop-
ment Agreement with
Victory Cafe - Dubu-
que, Inc., for the prop-
erty located at 756
Main Street. Seconded
by Connors. Motion
carried 7 -0.
Loan Agreement with
Iowa Finance Authori-
ty: Proof of publication
on notice of public
hearing to consider a
loan agreement with
the Iowa Finance Au-
thority for $4.5 million
to create workforce
housing rental units in
the Historic Millwork
District and City Man-
ager recommending
approval. Motion by
Connors to receive and
file the documents and
adopt Resolution No.
210 -10 Instituting pro-
ceedings to take addi-
tional action for the au-
thorization of a loan
agreement with the Io-
wa Finance Authority;
Resolution No. 211 -10
Approving and author-
izing a form of loan
agreement and author -
jzing and providing for
the issuance and se-
curing the payment of
a promissory note of
the City of Dubuque,
Iowa, and providing for
a method of payment
of said note: and Reso-
lution No. 212 -10 Ap-
proving a loan agree-
ment with the Iowa Fi-
nance Authority (IFA)
on behalf of the City of
Dubuque to establish a
local revolving loan
fund for workforce and
market rate housing in
the Historic Millwork
District. Seconded by
Voetberg. Dubuque
Main Street Executive
Director Dan LoBianco
spoke in support of the
recommendation. Mo-
tion carried 7 -0.
Green Alley Project -
15th to 16th Street
from Washington to
Elm Streets: Proof of
publication on notice
of public hearing to
consider the plans and
specifications, form of
contract and estimated
cost for the Green Alley
Project - 15th to 16th
Street from Washing-
.
Greater
ashing-
Greater Dubuque De-
velopment Corpora-
tion, provided a verbal
update on the activities
of the Greater Dubuque
Development Corpora-
tion.
Motion by Jones to re-
ceive and file the re-
ports. Seconded by
Voetberg. Motion car-
ried 7-0.
Fiscal Year 2011 Arts
and Cultural Funding
Program for Operating
Support: Arts and Cul-
tural Affairs Advisory
Commission recom-
mending approval of
thirteen Fiscal Year
2011 Arts and Cultural
Funding Program Oper-
ating Support requests
and authorization for
the City Manager to
sign the funding agree-
ments. Motion by
Voetberg to receive
and file the documents
and approve the rec-
ommendation. Second-
ed by Lynch. Motion
carried 7-0.
Fiscal Year 2011 Spe-
cial Projects Arts and
Cultural Grant Pro-
gram: Arts and Cultural
Affairs Advisory Com-
mission recommending
approval of the Fiscal
Year 2011 Arts and Cul-
tural Grant Program for
Special Projects and
authorization for the
City Manager to sign
the grant agreements.
Motion by Voetberg to
receive and file the
documents and ap-
prove the recommen-
dation. Seconded by
Resnick. Motion car-
ried 7 -0.
Solid Waste Collection
Fees: City Manager
recommending appro-
val of a proposed ordi-
nance regarding solid
waste collection fees.
Motion by Jones to re-
ceive and file the docu-
ments and that the re-
quirement that a pro-
posed ordinance be
considered and voted
on for passage at two
Council meetings prior
to the meeting at
which it is to be passed
be suspended. Second-
ed by Connors. Motion
carried 7 -0.
Motion by Voetberg
for final consideration
and passage of Ordi-
nance No. 31 -10 Re-
pealing City of Dubu-
que Ordinance 16 -10,
amending Title 13 Pub-
lic Utilities, Chapter 6
Solid Waste, Section
13 -6A -6 Rates and
Charges Established;
Ordinance No. 35 -10
Amending the City of
Dubuque Code of Ordi-
nances Title 9 Motor
Vehicles and Traffic,
Chapter 12 Equipment,
Section 9 -12- 321.445
Safety Belts and Safety
Harnesses by modify-
ing the age when safe-
ty belt use is required
and establishing the vi-
olations and penalties
for failure to wear
safety belts; and Ordi-
nance No. 36 -10
Amending the City of
Dubuque Code of Ordi-
nances Title 9 Motor
Vehicles and Traffic,
Chapter 12 Equipment,
Section 9 -12- 321.446
Child Restraint Devices
by modifying the age
when use of child re-
straint devices or safe-
ty belts is required and
providing exceptions to
such requirements and
providing the process
for establishing viola-
tions for failure to use
child restraint devices
or safety belts.
Seconded by Jones.
Addressing concerns
expressed by City
Council, City Attorney
Lindahl will check on
additional restrictions
for the use of ATVs
within the City limits.
Motion carried 7 -0.
Dubuque County Em-
powerment (Tabled on
June 7, 2010): Commu-
nication from Wayne
Demmer, Chair, Dubu-
que County Empower-
ment Board Develop-
ment Committee, issu-
ing an invitation for a
City Council represen-
tative to serve on the
Dubuque County Em-
powerment Board. The
Dubuque County Em-
powerment Board
meetings are held on
the last Tuesday of
each month from 11:30
a.m. to 1:00 p.m. Mo-
tion by Connors to re-
move from the table.
Seconded by Jones.
Motion carried 7 -0.
Motion by Voetberg to
receive and file the
documents and ap-
point Council Member
Jones as the City's rep-
resentative to the Du-
buque County Empow-
erment Board. Second-
ed by Lynch. Motion
carried 7 -0.
COUNCIL MEMBER
REPORTS
Voetberg requested
City Council concur-
rence to have staff
form a partnership
with the school system
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DUBUQUE COUNTY
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published in the City of Dubuque, County of Dubuque and State of Iowa; hereby
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JANET K. PAPE
Commission Number 199659
My Comm. Exp. DEC. 11, 2010
CITY OF DUBUQUE,
IOWA
CITY COUNCIL
PROCEEDINGS
The Dubuque City
Council met in regular
session at 6:30 p.m. on
June 21, 2010 in the
Historic Federal Build-
ing.
Present: Mayor Buol,
Council Members
Braig, Connors, Jones,
Lynch, Resnick, Voet-
berg, City Manager
Van Milligen, City At-
torney Lindahl
Mayor Buol read the
call and stated this is a
regular session of the
City Council to act
upon such business
tion No. 191 -10 Approv-
ing the agreement be-
tween the City of Du-
buque, Iowa, and the
International Union of
Operating Engineers,
Local #758 and author-
izing the Mayor to sign
the Agreement was
adopted.
Interagency Agree-
ment between the City
of Dubuque and Dubu-
que County Board of
Health: City Manager
recommending appro-
val of an Interagency
Agreement with the
Dubuque County Board
of Health for the in-
spection and enforce-
ment of swimming
pools and spas, tattoo
parlors and tanning fa-
cilities in Dubuque
County. Upon motion
the documents were
received, filed, and ap-
proved.
Iowa Department of
Natural Resources:
Communication from
the Iowa Department
of Natural Resources
regarding the recent
inspection of the Dubu-
que Regional Airport
Wastewater Treatment
Facility.
City Manager provid-
ing information related
to the June 11, 2010 let-
ter from the Iowa De-
partment of Natural
Resources.
Upon motion the
documents were re-
ceived and filed.
Final Plat - Inland Mo-
lasses Place No. 2: Zon-
ing Advisory Commis-
sion recommending
approval of the final
plat of Inland Molasses
Place No. 2 as request-
ed by the City of Dubu-
que - Engineering De-
partment. Upon motion
the documents were
received and filed and
Resolution No. 192 -10
Approving a final plat
of Inland Molasses
Place No. 2 in the City
of Dubuque, Iowa, was
adopted.
Final Plat - Center City
Place #2: Zoning Advi-
sory Commission rec-
ommending approval
of the final plat of Cen-
ter City Place #2 locat-
ed at the southwest
corner of East llth and
Washington Streets as
requested by Mid
America Holdings.
Upon motion the docu-
ments were received
and filed and Resolu-
tion No. 193 -10 Approv-
ing the final plat of
posed flood plain maps
for the City of Dubu-
que. Upon motion the
documents were re-
ceived and filed.
Roosevelt Road Water
Tower Project: City
Manager recommend-
ing acceptance of the
warranty deed for
property at 3301 Roo-
sevelt Avenue from
Fondell Excavating,
Inc., for the Roosevelt
Street Water Tower
Project. Upon motion
the documents were
received and filed and
Resolution No. 199 -10
Accepting the deed to
certain real estate in
Dubuque County, Iowa,
from Fondell Excavat-
ing, Inc., was adopted.
Government Finance
Officers Association:
City Manager advising
that the City has re-
ceived for the 22nd
consecutive year the
Government Finance
Officers Association
Certificate of Achieve-
ment for Excellence in
Financial Reporting for
the City's Comprehen-
sive Annual Financial
Report for the fiscal
year ended June 30,
2009. Upon motion the
documents were re-
ceived and filed.
Iowa Department of
Natural Resources
(IDNR) Funding Con-
tract: City Manager
recommending appro-
val of Amendment #1
to the Iowa Depart-
ment of Natural Re-
sources funding con-
tract regarding the E.B.
Lyons Center expan-
sion project. Upon mo-
tion the documents
were received, filed,
and approved.
Terminal Street
Pumping Station Im-
provements Project:
City Manager recom-
mending acceptance of
the Terminal Street
Pumping Station Im-
provements Project as
completed by Morse
Electric in the final
amount of $615,475.
Upon motion the docu-
ments were received
and filed and Resolu-
tion No. 200-10 Accept-
ing the Terminal Street
Pumping Station Im-
provements Project
and authorizing pay-
ment of the contract
amount to the contrac-
tor was adopted.
Citizen Communica-
tion: Communication
from Vaughan C. Yaklin
recommending that a
public hearing be set
for July 6, 2010 to con-
sider a proposed five
year lease with Dubu-
que County for space
in the Historic Federal
Building. Upon motion
the documents were
received and filed and
Resolution No. 205 -10
Intent to dispose of an
interest in real proper-
ty owned by the City of
Dubuque by lease be-
tween the City of Du-
buque, Iowa, and Du-
buque County was
adopted setting a pub-
lic hearing for a meet-
ing to commence at
6:30 p.m. on July 6,
2010 in the Historic
Federal Building.
Riverfront Marina -
Ice Harbor Location:
City Manager recom-
mending that a public
hearing be set for July
6, 2010 to consider the
Riverfront Marina - Ice
Harbor location. Upon
motion the documents
were received and filed
and Resolution No. 206-
10 Setting a time and
place for a public hear-
ing for the Port of Du-
buque - Riverfront Mar-
ina Project was adopt-
ed setting a public
hearing for a meeting
to commence at 6:30
p.m. on July 6, 2010 in
the Historic Federal
Building.
Easement Agreement
for Washington Row
Houses Project: City
Manager recommend-
ing that a public hear-
ing be set for July 6,
2010 to consider the
disposition of real
property owned by the
City in the form of an
easement agreement
for common uses of
property at the "Wash-
ington Row Houses "lo -
cated at 1765 - 1795
Washington Street and
260 East 18th Street.
Upon motion the docu-
ments were received
and filed and Resolu-
tion No. 207 -10 Setting
a public hearing on a
proposed easement
agreement between
the City of Dubuque ,
Iowa, (City), Keith
Karlton Clark and Mary
E. Clark (Clark), DB &T
Community Develop-
ment Corp. (DB &T
CDC), and Gary F. Bish-
op (Bishop), establish-
ing rights and duties of
the parties relating to
the Washington Street
Row Houses Project
1st Street. Motion by
Connors to appoint
Stephen Reisdorf and
Gary Ruden to the In-
vestment Oversight
Advisory Commission
for 3 -year terms
through July 1, 2013.
Seconded by Braig.
Motion carried 7 -0.
Library Board of
Trustees - Mayor Ap-
pointment: Two 4 -year
terms through July 1,
2014 (Terms of Guns
and Kolz). Applicants:
Diann Guns, 1715 Diane
Court; Fred Miller, 2462
Central Avenue; Gail
Murphy, 3097 Oak View
Court; and Lorri Regan,
2659 Queen Street.
Upon City Council con-
currence, Mayor Buol
appointed Diann Guns
and Fred Miller to the
Library Board of Trust-
ees for 4 -year terms
through July 1, 2014.
Long Range Planning
Advisory Commission:
Two 3 -year terms
through July 1, 2013
(Terms of Prochaska
and Winterwood). Ap-
plicants: Lou Oswald,
1080 Nowata Street;
James Prochaska, 1410
Parkway Street; and
Charles Winterwood,
1555 Montrose Terrace.
Upon roll call vote,
James Prochaska and
Charles Winterwood
were appointed to the
Long Range Planning
Advisory Commission
for 3 -year terms
through July 1, 2013.
Park and Recreation
Commission: Three 3-
year terms through
June 30, 2013 (Terms of
Harjehausen, Hoff-
mann, Lyness). Appli-
cants: Shane Duncan,
623 West 8th Street;
Don Foley, 2489
Wheatland Drive;
Charles Harris, 2473
Jackson Street; Paul
Hoffman, 174 Bradley
Street; Kenneth Klinge,
2267 Carter Road; Ka-
ren Lyness, 89 Alpine
Street; and David
Schlueter, 2645 Cres-
cent Ridge. Upon roll
call vote, Paul Hoff-
man, Karen Lyness,
and David Schlueter
were appointed to the
Park and Recreation
Commission for 3 -year
terms through June 30,
2013.
TV Cable Regulatory
Commission: One 3-
year terms through
June 30, 2013 (Term of
Stevens). Applicant:
Kevin Stevens, 1735
ation D with con-
ditions. Seconded by
Connors. Planning Ser-
vices Manager Laura
Carstens provided a
staff report and stated
that as required prop-
erty owners within 200
feet of the area were
informed of the re-
quest and the public
hearing process. Devel-
oper Toby Kress, 3020
N. Cascade Road,
spoke in support of the
proposed ordinance.
Motion carried 7 -0.
Request to Rezone -
Scott Potter: Proof of
publication on notice
of public hearing to
consider a request
from Scott Potter to
rezone property locat-
ed at 525 Garfield Ave-
nue / 1907 and 1911
Johnson Street from C-
1 Neighborhood Com-
mercial District and R-
2A Alternate Two -
Family Residential Dis-
trict to C -3 General
Commercial District
and Zoning Advisory
Commission recom-
mending approval. Mo-
tion by Connors to re-
ceive and file the docu-
ments and that the re-
quirement that a pro-
posed ordinance be
considered and voted
on for passage at two
Council meetings prior
to the meeting at
which it is to be passed
be suspended. Se-
conded by Jones. Mo-
tion carried 7 -0.
Motion by Connors for
final consideration and
passage of Ordinance
No. 30 -10 Amending Ti-
tle 16 of the City of Du-
buque Code of Ordi-
nances, Unified Devel-
opment Code, by re-
classifying hereinafter
described property lo-
cated at 525 Garfield
and 1907 and 1911
Johnson Street from C-
1 Neighborhood Com-
mercial District and R-
24 Alternate Two -
Family Residential Dis-
trict to C -3 General
Commercial District.
Seconded by Braig.
Scott Potter, 515 Gar-
field, spoke in support
of the proposed ordi-
nance. Planning Serv-
ices Manager Laura
Carstens provided a
staff report. Motion
carried 7 -0.
Victory Cafe - Devel-
opment Agreement:
Proof of publication on
notice of public hear-
ing to consider a Devel-
receive and file the
documents and adopt
Resolution No. 215 -10
Approving plans, speci-
fications, form of con-
tract and estimated
cost for the IA 32 Geo-
metric and Signali-
zation Improvements -
US 20 to JFK Road Proj-
ect. Seconded by
Jones. Motion carried
7 -0.
Tenth and Central
Parking Ramp and Fire
Headquarters Expan-
sion Project: Proof of
publication on notice
of public hearing to
consider the plans and
specifications, form of
contract and estimated
cost for the Tenth and
Central Parking Ramp
and Fire Headquarters
Expansion Project and
City Manager recom-
mending approval. Mo-
tion by Jones to receive
and file the documents
and adopt Resolution
No. 216 -10 Approving
plans, specifications,
form of contract, and
estimated cost for the
Tenth and Central
Parking Ramp and Fire
Headquarters Expan-
sion Project. Seconded
by Voetberg. Motion
carried 7 -0.
Neighborhood Stabili-
zation Program: Proof
of publication on no-
tice of public hearing
to consider submission
of an application to the
Iowa Department of
Economic Development
(IDED) for Neighbor-
hood Stabilization Pro-
gram (NSP) funds and
City Manager recom-
mending approval. Mo-
tion by Voetberg to re-
ceive and file tf)e docu-
ments and adopt Reso-
lution No. 217 -10 Au-
thorizing an applica-
tion to the Iowa De-
partment of Economic
Development (IDED)
for Neighborhood Sta-
bilization Program
funds. Seconded by
Resnick. Motion car-
ried 7 -0.
Upon motion the rules
were reinstated limit-
ing discussion to the
City Council.
ACTION ITEMS
Dubuque Works: Sar-
ah Harris, Director of
Workforce Develop-
ment, provided a ver-
bal update on Dubuque
Works.
Greater Dubuque De-
velopment Corpora-
tion: Rick Dickinson,
Executive Director -
and 13- 2C- 3(C)(7) Es-
tablishing Basic Sewer
Rates for Residential
and Commercial Users
by increasing the rates.
Seconded by Jones. Re-
sponding to questions
from City Council, Wa-
ter Pollution Control
Plant Manager Jona-
than Brown stated that
the City paid Story
Construction $50,000
for the initial project
estimate, which includ-
ed a constructability
analysis, drawings, and
complicated specifica-
tions. Upon request
from Lynch, Brown will
provide an explanation
from Story Construc-
tion regarding their
miscalculation of the
project estimate.
Brown added that
microturbines can be
installed incrementally
over the 20 -year design
capacity of the plant.
Motion carried 7 -0.
All- Terrain Vehicles /
Safety Belts / Child Re-
straint Devices: City
Manager recommend-
ing approval of four or-
dinances regarding all -
terrain vehicles, safety
belts and child re-
straint devices to bring
the City of Dubuque
Code of Ordinances up-
to -date with State
Code changes. Motion
by Jones to receive and
file the documents and
that the requirement
that a proposed ordi-
nance be considered
and voted on for pas-
sage at two Council
meetings prior to the
meeting at which it is
to be passed be sus-
pended. Seconded by
Voetberg. Motion car-
ried 7 -0.
Motion by Connors for
final consideration and
passage of Ordinance
No. 33 -10 Amending
the City of Dubuque
Code of Ordinances Ti-
tle 9 Motor Vehicles
and Traffic, Chapter 1
General Provisions,
Section 9 -1 -321.1 Defi-
nitions by amending
the definition of all -
terrain vehicles; Ordi-
nance No. 34 -10
Amending the City of
Dubuque Code of Ordi-
nances Title 9 Motor
Vehicles and Traffic,
Chapter 5 Obedience to
and Effect of Traffic
Laws, Section 9 -5-
321.234A All- Terrain
Vehicles by amending
certain roadway use
restrictions therein;
pursuant to Chapter
21.5(1)(c)(j) of the
Code of Iowa. Second-
ed by Braig. Motion
carried 7 -0.
Upon motion the City
Council reconvened in
open session at 10:02
p.m. stating that staff
had been given proper
direction.
There being no fur-
ther business, upon
motion the City Council
adjourned at 10:03 p.m.
/s /Jeanne F. Schneider,
CMC, City Clerk
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STATE OF IOWA {SS:
DUBUQUE COUNTY
CERTIFICATION OF PUBLICATION
I, Suzanne Pike, a Billing Clerk for Woodward Communications, Inc., an Iowa
corporation, publisher of the Telegraph Herald,a newspaper of general circulation
published in the City of Dubuque, County of Dubuque and State of Iowa; hereby
certify that the attached notice was published in said newspaper on the following
dates: June 30, 2010, and for which the charge is $451.83.
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JANET K. PAPE
Commission Number 199659
My Comm. Exp. DEC. 11, 2010
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that may properly
some before the City
^ouncil.
VPledge of Allegiance
Invocation was pro-
vided by Pastor Tom
Shinkle of Grandview
Avenue Methodist
Church.
PROCLAMATIONS
Colts Drum and Bugle
Corps was accepted by
Colts Director Greg
Orwoll, 1101 Central
Avenue; Monarch Mo-
ments Month (July,
2010).
PRESENTATION
Preservation Iowa
2010 Preservation at its
Best Award (Historic
Millwork District Mas-
ter Plan) was accepted
by Planning Services
Manager Laura Car-
stens.
CONSENT ITEMS
Motion by Lynch to
receive and file the
documents, adopt the
resolutions, and dis-
pose of as indicated.
Seconded by Braig.
Motion carried 7-0.
Minutes and Reports
Submitted: City Coun-
cil of 6/7; Historic Pres-
ervation Commission
of 5/20; Housing Code
Appeals Board of 4/20;
Human Rights Commis-
sion of 5/10; Transit
Board of 5/13; Zoning
Advisory Commission
of 6/2; Zoning Board of
Adjustment of 5/27
Proofs of publication
of City Council Pro-
ceedings of May 17,
2010 and List of Claims
and Summary of Reve-
nues for Month Ended
April 30, 2010
Upon motion the
documents were re-
ceived and filed.
Notice of Claims/
Suits: Susan Welp for
vehicle damage; Kerry
Robey for vehicle dam-
age; Austin Millius for
vehicle damage. Upon
motion the documents
were received and filed
and referred to the City
Attorney.
City Attorney advising
that the following
claims have been re-
ferred to Public Entity
Risk Services of Iowa,
the agent for the Iowa
Communities Assur-
ance Pool: Susan Welp
for vehicle damage;
Kerry Robey for vehicle
damage; Melissa Sue
Devine for vehicle
damage; Robert Smith
for property damage.
Upon motion the docu-
ments were received,
filed and concurred.
Specific and Aggre-
gate Stop Loss Renew-
al - Health and Pre-
scription Drug: City
Manager recommend-
ing approval of the re-
newal rates submitted
by American National
Life of Texas Life for
the City's specific and
aggregate stop loss in-
surance - health -and
prescription drug
plans. Upon motion the
documents were re-
ceived, filed, and ap-
proved.
Reclassification of
Truck Driver Position:
City Manager recom-
mending that the Truck
Driver positions in the
Water Department be
reclassified as Water
Distribution Mainte-
Center City Place #2 in
the City of Dubuque,
Iowa, was adopted.
Final Plat - Center City
Place #3: Zoning Advi-
sory Commission rec-
ommending approval
of the final plat of Cen-
ter City Place #3 locat-
ed at the southwest
corner of East loth and
Washington Streets as
requested by Ware-
house Redevelopment,
LLC. Upon motion the
documents were re-
ceived and filed and
Resolution No. 194-10
Approving the final plat
of Center City Place #3
in the City of Dubuque,
Iowa, was adopted.
Final Plat - Center City
Place #4: Zoning Advi-
sory Commission rec-
ommending approval
of the final plat of Cen-
ter City Place #4 locat-
ed at the southeast
corner of East 10th and
Jackson Streets as re-
quested by Caradco
Building, LLP. Upon
motion the documents
were received and filed
and Resolution No. 195-
10 Approving the final
plat of Center City
Place #4 in the City of
Dubuque, Iowa,was
adopted.
Final Plat - Center City
Place #5: Zoning Advi-
sory Commission rec-
ommending approval
of the final plat of Cen-
ter City Place #5 locat-
ed at the northeast
corner of East loth and
Jackson Streets as re-
quested by Mid Ameri-
ca Holdings. Upon mo-
tion the documents
were received and filed
and Resolution No. 196-
10 Approving the final
plat of Center City
Place #5 in the City of
Dubuque, Iowa, was
adopted.
McAleece Park and
Recreation Complex
Parking Lot Recon-
struction Project: City
Manager recommend-
ing award of the public
improvement contract
for the McAleece Park
and Recreation Parking
Lot Reconstruction
Project to Mathy Con-
struction Company in
the amount of
$248,673.25. Upon mo-
tion the documents
were received and filed
and Resolution No. 197-
10 Awarding public im-
provement contract for
the McAleece Park and
Recreation Parking Lot
Reconstruction Project
was adopted.
Sustainable Cities In-
stitute (SCI) Pilot Com-
munity Application:
City Manager recom-
mending approval of
the Sustainable Cities
Institute grant applica-
tion in the amount of
$500,000. Upon motion
the documents were
received, filed, and ap-
proved.
Third Street Overpass
Bridge Repair Project:
City Manager recom-
mending approval of
the Iowa Department
of Transportation Sup-
plemental Funding
Agreement for the
Third Street Overpass
Bridge Repair Project.
Upon motion the docu-
ments were received
and filed and Resolu-
requesting that the
City Council consider a
resolution regarding
substantial reformative
legislation reining in
the derivatives market.
Upon motion the docu-
ments were received
and filed.
Creation of Recovery
Zone Area: City Man-
ager recommending
approval of the crea-
tion of a Recovery
Zone Area to facilitate
the use of Recovery
Zone Bonds and Recov-
ery Zone Economic De-
velopment Bonds.
Upon motion the docu-
ments were received
and filed and Resolu-
tion No. 201-10 Approv-
ing the establishment
of a Recovery Zone
Area within the City of
Dubuque was adopted.
Purchase of Unbud-
geted Utility Truck/
Welder Unit: City Man-
ager recommending
approval of the pur-
chase of an unbud-
geted utility truck/
welder unit for the
Parking Division. Upon
motion the documents
were received, filed,
and approved.
Wor
kers' Compensa-
tion tion Claim: City Manag-
er recommending ap-
proval of the settle-
ment of the workers'
compensation claim of
John Gotto. Upon mo-
tion the documents
were received, filed,
and approved.
National Mississippi
River Museum and
Aquarium: Communi-
cation from Jerry
Enzler, Executive Direc-
tor - Dubuque County
Historical Society, re-
questing to lease the
land between the Na-
tional
Rive
r
Mis
sissippi s
Pp
Museum and Aquarium
and the new National
River Center. Upon mo-
tion the document was
received and filed and
referred to the City
Manager.
Americans with Disa-
bilities Commemora-
tion Roundtable: Com-
munication from the
Human Rights Commis-
sion inviting the City
Council to attend the
ADA Commemoration
Roundtable to be held
on Thursday, July 8,
2010. Upon motion the
document was re-
ceived and filed.
Liquor License Appli-
cations: City Manager
recommending appro-
val of annual liquor li-
cense renewals as sub-
mitted. Upon motion
the documents were
received and filed and
Resolution No. 202-10
Granting the issuance
of a Class "B" Beer Per-
mit to the Colts Com-
munity Center and a
Class "C" Beer Permit
to Pioneers Rest Stop;
Resolution No. 203-10
Granting the issuance
of a Class "C" Beer/
Liquor License to Ma-
son Dixon Saloon, Na-
tional River Museum,
Applebee's Grill and
Bar, Creslanes Bowling,
Fischer Lanes, Rotary
Club, American Legion,
Paul's Tavern and Five
Flags Center; a Class
"B" Wine Permit to
Ooh LaLa. Class "B"
was adopted setting a
public hearing for a
meeting to commence
at 6:30 p.m. on July 6,
2010 in the Historic
Federal Building.
IA 32 and Asbury Road
Turn Lane Improve-
ments Project: City
Manager recommend-
ing initiation of the
public bidding process
for the IA 32 and As-
bury Road Turn Lane
Improvements Project
and that a public hear-
ing be set for July 6,
2010 to consider appro-
val of the plans and
specifications, form of
contract and estimated
cost. Upon motion the
documents were re-
ceived and filed and
Resolution No. 208-10
Preliminary approval of
plans, specifications,
form of contract, and
estimated cost, setting
date of public hearing
and ordering bids for
the IA 32 and Asbury
Road Turn Lane Im-
provements Project
was adopted setting a
public hearing for a
meeting to commence
at 6:30 p.m. on July 6,
2010 in the Historic
Federal Building.
BOARDS/
COMMISSIONS
Appointments were
made to the following
Boards/Commissions:
Arts and Cultural Af-
fairs Advisory Commis-
sion (Arts Community
Representatives). Four
3-year terms through
June 30, 2013 (Terms of
Hemmer, Kames, Kohl,
Riedel). Applicants:
Thomas Goodman,
3559 Copper Field
Court; Paul Hemmer,
2375 Simpson Street;
Louise Kames, 900
Clarke Drive;
iv Paul Kohl, I
60 Lindberg Terrace;
Marina O'Rourke Rose -
now, 2085 Mullen Road;
and Susan Riedel, 282
Kelly's Bluff. Upon roll
call vote Paul Hemmer,
Louise Kames, Marina
O'Rourke Rosenow,
and Susan Riedel were
appointed to the Arts
and Cultural Affairs
Advisory Commission
for 3-year terms
through June 30, 2013.
Council Member
Resnick abstained from
a fourth choice citing a
conflict of interest.
Civic Center Commis-
sion: Three 4-year
terms through June 29,
2013 (Terms of Bakke,
Balsamo, Kurt). Appli-
cants: Rod Bakke, 3030
Karen Street; Mari-
lynne Field, 1805 Eden
Lane; Barb Kurt, 1304
Atlantic Street. Motion
by Braig to appoint Rod
Bakke, Marilynne Field,
and Barb Kurt to the
Civic Center Commis-
sion for 4-year terms
through June 29, 2013.
Seconded by Connors.
Motion carried 7-0.
Historic Preservation
Commission (Jackson
Street Historic Dis-
trict). One 3-year term
through July 1, 2013
(Term of McDonell).
Applicant: Robert
McDonell, 135 West
17th Street. Motion by
Connors to appoint
Robert McDonell to the
Historic Preservation
Commission's Jackson
Lawndale Street. Mo-
tion by Connors to ap-
point Kevin Stevens to
the TV Cable Regulato-
ry Commission for a 3-
year term through June
30, 2013. Seconded by
Braig. Motion carried
7-0.
Zoning Advisory Com-
mission: Two 3-year
terms through July 1,
2013 (Terms of Norton
and Stiles). Applicants:
Patrick Norton, 2739
Burden Avenue; and
Jeff Stiles, 3087 Central
Avenue. Motion by
Braig to appoint Pat-
rick Norton and Jeff
Stiles to the Zoning Ad-
visory Commission for
3-year terms through
July 1, 2013. Seconded
by Lynch. Motion car-
ried 7-0.
PUBLIC HEARINGS
Upon motion the rules
were suspended allow-
ing anyone present to
address the City Coun-
cil.
University of Dubuque
- Amend Institutional
District: Proof of publi-
cation on notice of
public hearing to con-
sider a request from
the University of Dubu-
que to amend the ID In-
stitutional District to
allow construction of
an expanded parking
lot, a new parking lot,
and a new office/
classroom building
near the corner of Fin-
ley and West Streets
and the Zoning Adviso-
ry Commission recom-
mending approval. Mo-
tion by Connors to re-
ceive and file the docu-
ments and that the re-
quirement that a pro-
posed ordinance be
considered and voted
on for passage at two
Council meetings prior
to the meeting at
which it is to be passed
be suspended. Se-
conded by Braig. Mo-
tion carried 7-0.
Motion by Connors for
final consideration and
passage of Ordinance
No. 28-10 Amending Ti-
tle 16 of the City of Du-
buque Code of Ordi-
nances, Unified Devel-
opment Code, by pro-
viding for the approval
of an amended campus
development plan to
allow construction of
an expanded parking
lot, a new parking lot,
and a new office/
classroom building for
the University of Dubu-
que ID Institutional Dis-
trict near the corner of
Finley and West
Streets. Seconded by
Braig. Vice President of
Finance for the Univer-
sity of Dubuque Jim
Steiner provided a pre-
sentation in support of
the request. Planning
Services Manager
Laura Carstens provid-
ed a staff report. Mo-
tion carried 7-0.
Request to Rezone -
Toby Kress: Proof of
publication on notice
of public hearing to
consider a request
from Toby Kress to
rezone the west por-
tion of Lot 1 Kunde
Place #3 located on
Old Highway Road
from AG Agricultural
District to CR Commer-
cial Recreation District
. -. ___ ._ .... ..__1_1_. .-.___+ ,7nninn A rhfienrw
opment Agreement be-
tween the City and Vic-
tory Cafe - Dubuque,
Inc., to redevelop prop-
erty at 756 Main Street
and City Manager rec-
ommending approval.
Motion by Voetberg to
receive and file the
documents and adopt
Resolution No. 209-10
Approving a Develop-
ment Agreement with
Victory Cafe - Dubu-
que, Inc., for the prop-
erty located at 756
Main Street. Seconded
by Connors. Motion
carried 7-0.
Loan Agreement with
Iowa Finance Authori-
ty: Proof of publication
on notice of public
hearing to consider a
loan agreement with
the Iowa Finance Au-
thority for $4.5 million
to create workforce
housing rental units in
the Historic Millwork
District and City Man-
ager recommending
approval. Motion by
Connors to receive and
file the documents and
adopt Resolution No.
210-10 Instituting pro-
ceedings to take addi-
tional action for the au-
thorization of a loan
agreement with the Io-
wa Finance Authority;
Resolution No. 211-10
Approving and author-
izing a form of loan
agreement and author-
jzing and providing for
the issuance and se-
curing the payment of
a promissory note of
the City of Dubuque,
Iowa, and providing for
a method of payment
of said note; and Reso-
lution No. 212-10 Ap-
proving a loan agree-
ment with the Iowa Fi-
nance Authority (IFA)
on behalf of the City of
Dubuque to establish a
local revolving loan
fund for workforce and
market rate housing in
the Historic Millwork
District. Seconded by
Voetberg. Dubuque
Main Street Executive
Director Dan LoBianco
spoke in support of the
recommendation. Mo-
tion carried 7-0.
Green Alley Project -
15th to 16th Street
from Washington to
Elm Streets; Proof of
publication on notice
of public hearing to
consider the plans and
specifications, form of
contract and estimated
cost for the Green Alley
Project - 15th to 16th
Street from Washing-
ton to Elm Streets. Mo-
tion by Voetberg to re-
ceive and file the docu-
ments and adopt Reso-
lution No. 213-10 Ap-
proving plans, specifi-
cations, form of con-
tract, and estimated
cost for the Green Alley
Project - 15th to 16th
Street from Washing-
ton to Elm Streets.
Seconded by Connors.
Motion carried 7-0.
Dubuque Regional Air-
port - Jet Drive Resur-
facing Project: Proof of
publication on notice
of public hearing to
consider the plans and
specifications, form of
contract and estimated
cost for the Dubuque
Regional Airport - Jet
Drive Resurfacing Proj-
art anti City MAannnar
Greater Dubuque De-
velopment Corpora-
tion, provided a verbal
update on the activities
of the Greater Dubuque
Development Corpora-
tion.
Motion by Jones to re-
ceive and file the re-
ports. Seconded by
Voetberg. Motion car-
ried 7-0.
Fiscal Year 2011 Arts
and Cultural Funding
Program for Operating.
Support: Arts and Cul-
tural Affairs Advisory
Commission recom-
mending approval of
thirteen Fiscal Year
2011 Arts and Cultural
Funding Program Oper-
ating Support requests
and authorization for
the City Manager to
sign the funding agree-
ments. Motion by
Voetberg to receive
and file the documents
and approve the rec-
ommendation. Second-
ed by Lynch. Motion
carried 7-0.
Fiscal Year 2011 Spe-
cial Projects Arts and
Cultural Grant Pro-
gram: Arts and Cultural
Affairs Advisory Com-
mission recommending
approval of the Fiscal
Year 2011 Arts and Cul-
tural Grant Program for
Special Projects and
authorization for the
City Manager to sign
the grant agreements.
Motion by Voetberg to
receive and file the
documents and ap-
prove the recommen-
dation. Seconded by
Resnick. Motion car-
ried 7-0.
Solid Waste Collection
Fees: City Manager
recommending appro-
val of a proposed ordi-
nance regarding solid
waste collection fees.
Motion by Jones to re-
ceive and file the docu-
ments and that the re-
quirement that a pro-
posed ordinance be
considered and voted
on for passage at two
Council meetings prior
to the meeting at
which it is to be passed
be suspended. Second-
ed by Connors. Motion
carried 7-0.
Motion by Voetberg
for final consideration
and passage of Ordi-
nance No. 31-10 Re-
pealing City of Dubu-
que Ordinance 16-10,
amending Title 13 Pub-
lic Utilities, Chapter 6
Solid Waste, Section
13-6A-6 Rates and
Charges Established;
Exceptions, Subsec-
tions A, B, C, D, and E;
and amending Title 13
Public Utilities, Chapter
6 Solid Waste, Section
13-6A-8 Yard Waste
and Food Scraps, Sub-
section D. Seconded by
Jones. Motion carried
7-0.
Water Pollution Con-
trol Plant Modification
Project: City Manager
recommending award
of the .public improve-
ment contract for the
Water Pollution Control
Plant Modification Pro-
ject to Miron Construc-
tion Co., Inc., of Cedar
Rapids, Iowa, for the
base bid amount of
$49,750,000 and also
authorize the inclusion
of bid alternatives 1B, 2
and 6 for an additional
Ordinance No. 35-10
Amending the City of
Dubuque Code of Ordi-
nances Title 9 Motor
Vehicles and Traffic,
Chapter 12 Equipment,
Section 9-12-321.445
Safety Belts and Safety
Harnesses by modify-
ing the age when safe-
ty belt use is required
and establishing the vi-
olations and penalties
for failure to wear
safety belts; and Ordi-
nance No. 36-10
Amending the City of
Dubuque Code of Ordi-
nances Title 9 Motor
Vehicles and Traffic,
Chapter 12 Equipment,
Section 9-12-321.446
Child Restraint Devices
by modifying the age
when use of child re-
straint devices or safe-
ty belts is required and
providing exceptions to
such requirements and
providing the process
for establishing viola-
tions for failure to use
child restraint devices
or safety belts.
Seconded by Jones.
Addressing concerns
expressed by City
Council, City Attorney
Lindahl will check on
additional restrictions
for the use of ATVs
within the City limits.
Motion carried 7-0.
Dubuque County Em-
powerment (Tabled on
June 7, 2010): Commu-
nication from Wayne
Demmer, Chair, Dubu-
que County Empower-
ment Board Develop-
ment Committee, issu-
ing an invitation for a
City Council represen-
tative to serve on the
Dubuque County Em-
powerment Board. The
Dubuque County Em-
powerment Board
meetings are held on
the last Tuesday of
each month from 11:30
a.m. to 1:00 p.m. Mo-
tion by Connors to re-
move from the table.
Seconded by Jones.
Motion carried 7-0.
Motion by Voetberg to
receive and file the
documents and ap-
point Council Member
Jones as the City's rep-
resentative to the Du-
buque County Empow-
erment Board. Second-
ed by Lynch. Motion
carried 7-0.
COUNCIL MEMBER
REPORTS
Voetberg requested
City Council concur-
rence to have staff
form a partnership
with the school system
regarding additional
recreational activities
and sharing of facili-
ties.
Resnick reported that
he recently greeted a
group of visitors from
Wisconsin who stated
they were thrilled with
the treatment they re-
ceived while in Dubu-
que.
Resnick, Jones, and
Voetberg reported on
their attendance at the
recent Bridges Out `of
Poverty graduation.
Connors reported on
her attendance at the
National League of Cit-
ies Conference on the
Reconnecting Disen-
gaged Youth and that
Dubuque was one of
four cities invited to
oarticioate. Connors
STATE OF IOWA {SS:
DUBUQUE COUNTY
CERTIFICATION OF PUBLICATION
I, Suzanne Pike, a Billing Clerk for Woodward Communications, Inc., an Iowa
corporation, publisher of the Telegraph Herald,a newspaper of general circulation
published in the City of Dubuque, County of Dubuque and State of Iowa; hereby
certify that the attached notice was published in said newspaper on the following
dates: June 30, 2010, and for which the charge is $451.83.
Subscribed to before me, a Notary Public in and for Dubuque County, Iowa,
this ( day of , 20 I 0 .
Not Public in and for Dubuque County, Iowa.
JANET K. PAPE ...
Commission Number 199659
My Comm. Exp. DEC. 11, 2010
that may properly Center City Place #2 in requesting that the was adopted setting a Lawndale Street. Mo- opment Agreement be- t,reater uuuuqthe . .
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Coun before the City Iowa, was of adopted. Dubuque, rresolutidncil cegarer a rding meet ngblic htorcommence point Kevin Connors for a tion by Stevens ap- tory Cafe tween the City
Dubuque, tionand Vic- , provided Corpora- vrrbal D buque Code of
Council.the TV Cable Regulato- Inc., to redevelop prop- update on the activities nances Title 9 Motor
Ordi-
Pledgenti Allegiance Final Plat3:Center City substantial reformativereiningiat 2010 6:30 p.m. on is o 6, at
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Sided by PastorGrandview Tom sory Commission reel then motion
thes market. Federal and Building.sbuY
AvenueS
vinkle of eommending finalg plat approval Upon mwe a docu-TurnI32 Asbury Road Braig. Motion Seconded by Motion ommendingyVoetberg toal. tion.
ments Project: City 7-0. receive and file the ceive and file the re- Harnesses by Methodist of the of Cen- ments were received Lane Improve- carried Motion by to Motion by Jones to re- Safety Belts and Safety
ed.
Church. terCityPieceou locat-wandeiltio
modify -
PROCLAMATIONS ed at the southwest Creation of Recovery Manager recommend- Zoning Advisory Corn- documents and adopt ports. Seconded by a dg the age when safe-
establ establishing the vi-
Colts Drum and Bugle corner of East 10th and Zone Area: City Man- ing initiation of the mission: Two 3-year Resolution
e oluviong a No.
20 -10p- Voetberg. Motion car- ty belt use is required
Corps was accepted by Washington Streets as ager recommending public bidding process terms through July 1,
Orwtoll s Director
Centra house Redevelopment, t, tion approval of of the
Recovery burythe
Road Turn dLane and Stiles). Applicants: Victory Agreement
Cafe - Dubu- andFiscal
Cu Cultur011 Arts al Funding Fund ng for failurens and
tonalties
wear
Or
woll,
Monarch Mo-, dLLC. ocuments motion
theethe BArea use ofo Recovery anthat Improvements public hear-- Burden Avenue; l739 and que,rtI lot prop-tedfor the at7 Support: rt: Artsm for OandaCull- nance belts; and Ordi-
ments Month (July,
2010).Pceand .ed and Zone BondsandRecov- ing be set fore July A Avenue. Motionentrbay Main Connors$eMotion Commission ed tural s AdvisoryrecoDubuque Code ofthe Ordi-
Preservation PRESENTATION Resolution No. 194-10 ery Zone Economic De-2010 to consider appro-mending approval of nances Title 9 Motor
Iowa Approving the final plat velopment Bonds. val of the plans and Braig to appoint Pat- ell carried
Loan Agreement with thirteen Fiscal Year Vehicles and
Traffic,
2010 Preservation at its of Center City Place #3 d contract and estimated Stiles to the Zon g Funding Program Oper- Section 9 12 321.4
Best Award (Historic in the City of Dubuque,
Millwork District Mas- Iowa, was adopted.
ter Plan) was accepted Final Plat - Center City
by Planning Services Place #4: Zoning Advi-
Manager Laura Car- sory Commission rec-
stens. ommending approval
CONSENT ITEMS of the final plat of Cen-
Motion by Lynch to ter City Place #4 locat-
receive and file the ed at the southeast
documents, adopt the corner of East 10th and
resolutions, and dis- Jackson Streets as re-
pose of as indicated. quested by Caradco
Seconded by Braig. Building, LLP. Upon
Motion carried 7-0. motion the documents
Minutes and Reports were received and filed
Submitted: City Coun- and Resolution No. 195-
cil of 6/7; Historic Pres- 10 Approving the final
ervation Commission plat of Center City
of 5/20; Housing Code Place #4 in the City of
Appeals Board of 4/20; Dubuque, Iowa, was
Human Rights Commis- adopted.
sion of 5/10; Transit Final Plat - Center City
Board of 5/13; Zoning Place #5: Zoning Advi-
Advisory Commission sory Commission rec-
of 6/2; Zoning Board of ommending approval
Adjustment of 5/27 of the final plat of Cen-
Proofs of publication ter City Place #5 locat-
of City Council Pro- ed at the northeast
ceedings of May 17, corner of East 10th and
2010 and List of Claims Jackson Streets as re -
and Summary of Reve- quested by Mid Ameri City
nues for Month Ended ca Holdings. Upon mo- Aquarium: Communi- Hemmer, Karnes, Kohl, tion by on
April 30, 2010 tion the documents cation from Jerry Riedel). Applicants: ceive and file the docu- a method of paReso- Solid yment ried 7-0.
Upon
motion
were theewere and Resolution No.filed
196- to — Dubuque County 3559 Thomas
CoppeoodField quirement that the ments and that pro- lutionsaid
No.note;
21210 Ap- Fees: City
Collection
Dubuque Countyh the
Em-
ceived
documentsApproving the final Historical Society, re- Court; Paul Hemmer, posed ordinance be proving a loan agree- recommending appro- powerment Board. The
and filed. plat10
Notice:fWelip for lace #5 in the Cityofland tbetto ween the Na- LouiseSi Kames,Str900 onnfor epassage at two nance red and voted ment wAuthoith rity (IFA) nance Iowa Fi- val of aregarrd regarding soroposed lid powerment
i- Dubuque ountyBo d
veitc Susanp Iowa, was tional Mississippi River Clarke Drive; Paul Kohl, Council meetings prior on behalf of the City of waste collection fees. meetings are held on
vehicle damage; Kerry Dubuque, Museum and Aquarium 60 Lindberg Terrace; to the meeting at Dubuque to establish a Motion by Jones to re- the last Tuesday of
30
Robey Austin vehicledam-adopted.
age; Millius for McAleece Park and and the new National Marina O'Rourke Rose- which it is to be passed local revolving loan ceive and file the docu- each month from 11:
vehicle Mo-
motion hem documents ParkingiohLot Complex Reon- ton the document was and Son mo- now, usa5nMullen Riedell,,oad; be 282 conded suspended.
hBrag. Mo- market rr to hous housing orce in quirement that the
o pro- tion by Connors s to wetio
re -
were received and filed struction Project: City received and filed and Kelly's.Bluff. Upon roll tion carried 7-0. the Historic Millwork posed ordinance be move from the table.
aAtt referred to the City ing ar of the publicli Manager.
to the City Louisel Kames,Kames, Marina final e Paul Hemmer, tcon onsiderationConnorsfor District. and Voetberg. Dubnded uque
Dubuque considered and voted Seconded
at two Motion carried 7-0 des.
Attorney. ing award the trat MAmeric.
to
City Attheneyfollllowing improvementfortheMcAleece Park bilities Commemora- and Susan Rosenow,
No. 28-10 Amending Ti- Directorin reet Executive Dan LoBianco to Council
them meietings prior Motion at receive by
file -the
thattappointed to the Arts tie 16 of the City of Du- spoke in support of the which it is to be passed documents and ap-
claims to Publice been re-y and Recreationnruction mu cation Roundtable:frCom-
furred Entity Lot Reconstruction munication from the and Cultural Affairs buque Code of Ordi- recommendation. Mo- be suspended. Second- point
esentativeCouncil
to nhemDu
get for theIowa,
l wa struct ono CompanyCon-
n sion Human
nvitings theCommis-
City fodrviso 3 year terms opmenission t Code,Unified
byD pro- tion
Greencarried
ley Project - carried Connors. Motion Jones as the City'she rep-
theCommunities Assur- the roval
ance Pool: Susan Welp $248,673.25. Upon mo- ADA ciCommemorrat on Counl to attend the cil h June Member of 0, 2013. an amended for the camps from th tWashington o 16th treto for t �f final consideration erment Boarue d. Second -
for vehicle damage; tion the documents Roundtable to be held a fourth abstained
citing f ro a allowdevelopment
p construction plan in toof Elm Streets;
on Proof
notice nance passage of Ordi-
- carried Lynch. Motion
Kerry dama Robey lis vehicle were received and filed on ThuronaJuly 8,
Devinee' for
vehicle 10 Awarding 197- 2010.
documents motion the c- onflict
ic Center Commis- lot, axnew parking lot, ofpublic
the plans and to quell Ordinance of Dubu- COUNCIL
COUREPOMEMBER
damage; Robert Smith provement contract for ceived and filed. sion: Three 4-year and a new office/ specifications, form of amending Title 13 Pub- Voetberg requested
for property de docu- Recreation Parking Lot cations: City hManager 2013 - s(Terms of Bakkeh June , the University classroom lof Dubu- cost for the Gand reen Alley Solistimated lic dtilWaste, Section rence Council
haver staff
Upon motion th
ments were received, Reconstruction Project recommending appro- Balsamic, Kurt). Appli- que ID Institutional Dis- Project - 15th to 16th 13-6A-6 Rates and form a partnership
tem
filed and concurred. wSustadinab a Cities In- cense renewals as sub- Karen Rod
Street; Mari- Finley
the andcornWest ton to Elm Streeof Street from ts. Mo- Except ons,EstaSubsec- regarding school
additional
topic and Aggro motion lynne Field 1805 Eden Streets. Seconded by tion by Voetberg to re- tions A, B, C, D, and E; recreational activities
f eive and file the docu- and amending Title 13 and sharing of facili-
Upon motion the docu- specifications, form of nc in Ad- Iowa Finance Authori-2011 Arts and Cultural Chapter quipme46
ments wereareceive
and filed and Resolu- cost. Upon motion the visory Commission for ty: Proof of publication u 9
in tion No. the 201-10
establishment ceiveddocuments
and filed and July 1, 2013.terms
Seconded hearing notice
to consider a andc author zat on efor byChild
mod modifyingRestraint
theageDevices 9
roe -
Area a Recovery Zone Resolution an No.p208-10of by Lynch. Motion car-theh IowaeF nance Au- sign the funding agrer e traint devien use ces orf lsafe-
Dubuquewithinwas the City Preliminary p approval specifications, ried PUBLIC saired and
fe-
Dubuque e adopted.ofUbud- form of contract, anUpon motion theRrules to°recreate $4.5
workforce Voetberg to receive provid providing exbelts is ceptions ns to
geted Utilityt:Truce estimated
to ofepublic hearing ngre anyonenpresend low- t to thesing Hi toricalunits in and Mllwork and file
appri documentsapprovee theecprovidinsuch g requirements
process
Welder recommending
City Maand
ager of thebidsforDistrict
r toviola-
approval pur- the IA and Asbury tillchild restraint devices
chase of an unbud- Road Turn Lane Im- University of Dubuque approval. Motion by carried 7-0.
geted utility truck/ provements Project - Amend Institutional Connors to receive and Fiscal Year 2011 Spe- or safety belts.
Pwelder arking Division. i rUthe was pon publics adoptedsetting
for a cationct on Proof
noticeubli- file of adopt Resolutiondocuments
No. Cultural Projects
GrantArts
and Pro- Address ng by once concerns
motionthe documents meeting commence public hearing rest° con- 210-10 from ceedings to Institutingtakpro-gram:
Affairs Advisory Com- Council, CitybAtto Attorney
were received, filed, at 6:30 p.m. on isty 6, of
and approved. d. 2010din the Historic the que to Universityamenthe IDIn-thorization actionfor
r ah loan approvalr of theeF Fiscal additional Lindahl illcheck on
- restrictions
Workers'aim: Manag- Federal BO Ring. q
tion Claim: City Manag- BOARDS/ stitutional District to agreement with the lo- Year 2011 Arts and Cul- for the use of ATVs
er recommending ap- COMMISSIONS allow construction of wa Finance Authority; tural Grant Program for within the City limits.
proval of the settle- Appointments were an expanded parking Resolution No. 211-10 Special Projects and Motion carried 7-0.
ment of the workers' made to the following lot, a new parking lot, Approving and author- authorization for the Dubuque County Em-
compensation claim of Boards/Commissions: and a new office/ izing a form of loan City Manager to sign powerment (Tabled on
John
then documents fairs Advidsoryltural Af- classroom Commis- near the cornerofFing agreement n- jzing and proving for Motion author- the by Vrant oetberg g to nreements. icationne 7, 20romCWayne
were received, filed, sion (Arts Community ley and West Streets the issuance and se- receive and file the Demmer,ee County Chair,
Dubu-
and approved. Representatives). Four and the Zoning Adviso- curing the payment of documents and ap- q
Empower -
National Mississippi 3-year terms through ry Commission recom- a promissory note of prove the recommen- ment Board Develop -
River Museum and June 30, 2013 (Terms of mending
nnnrsal. t Mo
re- Iowa, and proof viding for Resnick. Seconded
car- ment
invitation for a
nnncil re°re5tn-
ape
gate Stop Loss Renew- stitute (SCI) Pilot Com miffed. Upon
al - Health and Pre- munity Application: the documents were
scription Drug: City City Manager recom- received and filed and
Manager recommend- mending approval of Resolution No. 202-10
ing approval of the re- the Sustainable Cities Granting the issuance
newal rates submitted Institute grant applica- of a Class "B" Beer Per -
by American National tion in the amount of mit to the Colts Corn -
Life of Texas Life for $500,000. Upon motion munity Center and a
the City's specific and the documents were Class "C" Beer Permit
aggregate stop loss in- received, filed, and ap- to Pioneers Rest Stop;
surance - health -and proved. Resolution No. 203-10
prescription drug Third Street Overpass Granting the issuance
plans. Upon motion the Bridge Repair Project:' of a Class "C" Beer/
documents were re- City Manager recom- Liquor License to Ma-
ceived, filed, and ap- mending approval of son Dixon Saloon, Na-
proved. the Iowa Department tional River Museum,
Reclassification of of Transportation Sup- Applebee's Grill and
Truck Driver Position: plemental Funding Bar, Creslanes Bowling,
City Manager recom- Agreement for the Fischer Lanes, Rotary
mending that the Truck Third Street Overpass Club, American Legion,
Driver positions in the Bridge Repair Project. Paul's Tavern and Five
Water Department be Upon motion the docu- Flags Center; a Class
reclassified as Water ments were received "B"Wine Permit to
Distribution Mainte- and filed and Resolu- Doh LaLa; Class "B"
nanceworkers. Upon tion No. 198-10 Approv- Wine (Six Month) Per -
motion the documents ing the Iowa Depart- mit to Church of the
were received, filed, ment of Transportation Resurrection and a
Supplemental Agree- Class "C" Beer/Liquor
and approve°.
Reclassification of La- ment for maintenance License (Five Day Spe- Mo
borer Position: City of primary roads in cial Event) to Dubuque Human Rights Com- and that the require- Resolution No. 214 10 2
Manager recommend- municipalities for the Area Labor Manage- mission: One 3-year ment that a proposed Approving plans, sped- nors to receive and file updates from the Coof
m-
ing position the
Public Street
olutionncil; No. and
204-10 1, 2011 (Vacrm ant term Januaryh ered and votedordinance be consid- for tract ohand form
estimated Resolution No. 2 8-110 Great, adopt er Foundation
on
recs Department a t be pedit Project was adopt- of fifty-two h(52) renew- Frederick Davis, Jr., cants: passage
meetings tpr or toCouncil
the Regional Airport Dubuque
- Jet forConstruction
the Water Pollution Promise.
Child/ Every
Drivr. reclassified aTruck ed.
Driver. Upon motion Fire Station #4 Re- al permits to sell ciga- 2374 Green Street; and meeting at which it is Drive Resurfacing Proj- Control Plant Modifica- PUBLIC INPUT
the received, filed, and ap- ` ager Project: City
ofttesDubuquethe wereCitStreet. Upon Robert Yunk, Broll Rose
call pended. Secondedsus-
by Motion ccarsrl cd ay rried Braig.
the requn irementand
that that George) Davis, Member20 So.
proved. that the award for the adopted. vote Frederick Davis, Connors. Motion car- Si IA 32 Geometric
on Improve- propose edosed rainsncetbe providede additionalAeAvenue,
CollectivemBargaining e Station #4 Re -Roof ITEMSUTC BE SETFOR Jr.hwas amppointRi to ried 7-0.
Agreement - Interns- Project be officially re- PUBLIC HEARING the Human Rights Motion by Jones for fi- ments - US 20 to JFK on for passage at two formation regarding
ting Union of Operat- CityoftheCity Council. receive hand file hto the plc ea Commission3-year tom passageof-ation and Ordinance publliiicat one on Proof
notiche to Council
them meetingprior
at of abrecreational epart-
ing Engineers:No. 29-10 Amending Ti- of public hearing to which it is to be passed nership stating that
recommend- Upon motion the docu-documents, adopt the through January 1 tee 16 of the City of Du consider the plans and ed suspended.
byp Jones. Second-
M ton would be helpful to dialogue
2011
STATE OF I
DUBUQUEI
CER
I, Suzanne Pike, a B
corporation, publish
published in the Cit
certify that the attac
dates: June 30, 2011
ing approval of the ments were received resolutions, se e
one-year collective and filed. public hearings as indi- Investment Oversight buque Code of Ordi-
bargaining agreement Federal Emergency cated, and direct the Advisory Commission: nances, Unified Devel-
between the City and Management Agency: City Clerk to publish Two . 3-year terms opment Code, by re -
the International Union City Manager transmit- notice as prescribed by through July 1, 2013 classifying hereinafter
of Operating Engi- ting information on the law. Seconded by (Terms of Reisdorf and described property lo-
neers, Local #758. correspondence from Braig. Motion carried Ruden).
e . Reisd
orf, a ts: cated south of Highway Road from Oldd
Upon motion the docu-Managementa Federal Emergency 7-0. SDubuque County Brookview Square; and Agricultural District to
ments wereareceived nAgency
and filed and Resolu- regarding the pro- Lease: City Manager Gary Ruden, 325 West CR Commercial Recre-
tion No. 191-10 Approv- posed flood plain maps recommending that a 1st Street. Motion by ation District with con-
ing the agreement be- for the City of Dubu- public hearing be set Connors to appoint ditions. Seconded by
tween the City of Du- que. Upon motion the for July 6, 2010 to con- Stephen Reisdorf and Connors. Planning Ser-
buque, Iowa, and the documents were re- sider a proposed five Gary Ruden to the In- vices Manager Laura
International Union of ceived and filed. year lease with Dubu- vestment Oversight Carstens provided a
Operating Engineers, Roosevelt Road Water que County for space Advisory Commission staff report and stated
Local #758 and author- Tower, Project: City in the Historic Federal for 3-year terms that as required prop-
izing the Mayor to sign Manager recommend- Building. Upon motion through July 1, 2013. arty owners within 200
re
the Agreement was warranty ptadeed of for received andhe the nts were fled and Motion carrieed d. feet of informedhe of area
thewad nted.
re -
Interagency Agree- property at 3301 Roo- Resolution No. 205-10 Library Board of hearng process. uest and the Devel-
ublic
ment between the City sevelt Avenue from Intent to dispose of an Trustees - Mayor Ap
of Dubuque and Dubu- Fondell Excavating, interest in real proper- pointment: Two 4-year open TabyaKress, 3020
que County Board of Inc., for the Roosevelt ty owned by the City of terms through July 1, N.
Healtrh-e (ding appro- Street Water Tower Project. Upon motion tween the ue Cityaof Du- and Kolz). Applicants: pse be- 2014 (Terms of Guns roposed supoordinance.
I a and Du Diann Guns, 1715 Diane Motion carried 7-0.
Lane; Barb Kurt, 1304 Braig. Vice President o c
Atlantic Street. Motion Finance for the Univer- ments and adopt Reso- Public Utilities, Chapter ties.
by Braig to appoint Rod sity of Dubuque Jim lution No. 213-10 Ap- 6 Solid Waste, Section Resnick reported that
Bakke, Marilynne Field, Steiner provided a pre- proving plans, specifi- 13-6A-8 Yard Waste he recently greeted a
and Barb Kurt to the sentation in support of cations, form of con- and Food Scraps, Sub- group of visitors from
Civic Center Commis- the request. Planning tract, and estimated section D. Seconded by Wisconsin who stated
sion for 4-year terms Services Manager cost for the Green Alley Jones. Motion carried thetreatment re thrilled
y eh
through June 29, 2013. Laura Carstens provid- Project - 15th to 16th 7-0.
Seconded by Connors. ed a staff report. Mo- Street from Washing- Water Pollution Con- ceived while in Dubu-
Motion carried 7-0. tion carried 7-0. ton to Elm Streets. trol Plant Modification que.
Historic Preservation Request to Rezone - Seconded by Connors. Project: City Manager Resnick, Jones, and
Commission (Jackson Toby Kress: Proof of Motion carried 7-0. recommending award Voetberg reported on
Street Historic Dis- publication on notice Dubuque Regional Air- of the .public improve- their attendance at the
trict). One 3-year term of public hearing to port - Jet Drive Resur- ment contract for the recent Bridges Out' of
through July 1, 2013 consider a request facing Project: Proof of Water Pollution Control Poverty graduation.
(Term of McDonell). from Toby Kress to publication on notice Plant Modification Pro- Connors reported on
Applicant: Robert rezone the west por- of public hearing to ject to Miron Construe- her attendance at the
McDonell, 135 West tion of Lot 1 Kunde consider the plans and tion Co., Inc., of Cedar National League of Cit-
17th Street. Motion by Place #3 located on specifications, form of Rapids, Iowa, for the ies Conference on the
Connors to appoint Old Highway Road contract and estimated base bid amount of Reconnecting Disen-
Robert McDonell to the from AG Agricultural cost for the Dubuque $49,750,000 and also gaged Youth and that
Historic Preservation District to CR Commer- Regional Airport - Jet authorize the inclusion Dubuque was one of
Commission's Jackson cial Recreation District Drive Resurfacing Proj- of bid alternatives 1B, 2 four cities invited to
Street Historic District and Zoning Advisory ect and City Manager and 6 for an additional participate. Connors
for a 3-year term Commission recom- recommending appro- amount of $757,418 added that this con -
through July 1, 2013. mending approval. Mo- val. Motion by Jones to and further recom- cept needs more local
Seconded by Braig. tion by Jones to receive receive and file the mending a sewer rate exposure and elected
tion carried 7-0 and file the documents documents and adopt increase otionr ) bal Con- She (requested involvement.l regular
buque,
raw
vat of an Interagency the documents were ow ,
Agreement with the received and filed and buque County was Court; Fred Miller, 2462 Request to Rezone -
Dubuque County Board Resolution No. 199-10 adopted setting a pub- Central Avenue; Gail Scott Potter: Proof of of public hearing to lions. Upon requ
of Health for the in- Accepting the deed to lic hearing for a meet- Murphy, 3097 Oak View publication on notice consider the plans and from Lynch, Brown will
mentio of hsenforce- certain real estate in wimm swimming Dubuque County, Iowa, 6:30 to commence
one July 6, 2659 Court; Queen and rri Street. ofpublic
aedrequ request contract to and estons, imated d from Story Construct-
pools and spas, tattoo from Fondell Excavat- 2010 in the Historic Upton City Council
ayor Boo- from l rezone Scott
property locat-o cost Centralr the Tenth
tRa andtion
tm n regardingoftheirthe
parlors and tanning ue ing, Inc.,r was adopted. Federal Building. Guns
Couinty. UponD motion OfficershhiAss Association: IceRiverfront Marina - Harbor Location: and Fred Millerhto the nue t/ 525 1907a and 1911 Expansion Projectiters and project
• addedtimate.
that
tec documents,were City Manager h e City advising mendinghthat recom-
c eesraforBoard 4-yearf terms 10 Neighborhoodson Street Com-om C- Com- mending approval. Mo-nstalleder recom- binc incrementally
received,pvfiled, and ap-
proved. ceived for the 22nd hearing be set for July through July J, 2014. mercial District and R- tion by Jones to receive over the 20-year design
Iowa Department of consecutive year the 6, 2010 to consider the Long Range Planning 2A Alternate Two- and file the documents capacity of the plant.
carried Vehicles /
Na
Cotmmunicationoufrom OfficersGovernment
eh AsFinance sociation Harboront location. Upon Twosor3-yearnirriiterms trict toResidential
General No. 21.6-adopt
10 Approving All-TerrainMotion
Re -
of Iowa Natural Department Rsources ment Certificate of
Achieve- motion the
in were receivedocuments and filed (Terms of h I Prochaska and Zoning Advisory f13 Commercial District oam of contract,ans, for the i and stra nt Belts Dev ces:ildCity
nd-
regarding the recent +hnaanc*alcRCpmni ehen- 10dSet Settion No. ing time a06- and d plicants: Lourod). Oswald, mending - Commission
approval. Mo- Tenth and d cost Central ing approval of four or-
_..._ -..._._ �F..,oF. +inn by Connors to re- Parking Ramp and Fire dinances regarding all-
�....
specifications, form ofdress needs and oppor
contract and estimated carried 7-0.
cost for the IA 32 Geo- Motion by Connors for tunities.
metric and Signali- final consideration and CLOSED SESSION
zation Improvements - passage of Ordinance Motion by Jones to go
US 20 to JFK Road Proj- No. 32-10 Amending into closed session at
ect and City Manager the City of Dubuque 8:43 p.m. regarding
recommending appro- Code of Ordinances pending litigation and
val. Motion by Braig to Sections 13-2C-3(B) property acquisition
receive and file the and 13-2C-3(C)(7) Es- pursuant to Chapter
documents and adopt tablishing Basic Sewer 21.5(1)(c)(j) of the
Resolution No. 215-10 Rates for Residential Code of Iowa. Second -
Approving plans, sped- and Commercial Users ed by Braig. Motion
fications, form of con- by increasing the rates. carried 7-0.
tract and estimated Seconded by Jones. Re- Upon motion the City
cost for the IA 32 Geo- sponding to questions Council reconvened in
metric and Signali- from City Council, Wa- open session at 10:02
zation Improvements - ter Pollution Control p.m. stating that staff
US 20 to JFK Road Proj- Plant Manager Jona- had been given proper
ect. Seconded by than Brown stated that direction. There being no fur
Jones. Motion carried the City paid Story
7-0. Construction $50,000 they business, upon
Tenth and Central for the initial project motion the City Council
Parking Ramp and Fire estimate, which includ- adjourned at 10:03 p.m.
Headquarters Expan- ed a constructability /s/Jeanne F. Can Schneider,er
sion Project: Proof of analysis, drawings, and
k
publication on notice complicated specifica- it 6/30
Subscribed to befo
this 1 da;
- 7tPTTT-lazvio _.,... . ......... _
Upon motion the were received and filed Enzler, Executive irec- Thomas Goodman,
documents were re- and Resolution No. 196- tor - Dubuque County 3559 Copper Field
ceived and filed. 10 Approving the final Historical Society, re- Court; Paul Hemmer,
Notice of Claims/ plat of Center City questing to lease the 2375 Simpson Street;
Suits: Susan Welp for Place #5 in the City of land between the Na- Louise Kames, 900
vehicle damage; Kerry Dubuque, Iowa, was tional Mississippi River Clarke Drive; Paul Kohl,
Robey for vehicle dam- adopted. Museum and Aquarium 60 Lindberg Terrace;
age; Austin Millius for McAleece Park and anrj, the new National Marina O'Rourke Rose -
vehicle damage. Upon Recreation Complex River Center. Upon mo- now, 2085 Mullen Road;
motion the documents Parking Lot Recon- tion the document was and Susan Riedel, 282
were received and filed struction Project: City received and filed and . Kelly's Bluff. Upon roll
and referred to the City Manager recommend- referred to the City call vote Paul Hemmer,
Attorney. ing award of the public Manager. Louise Kames, Marina
City Attorney advising improvement contract Americans with Disa- O'Rourke Rosenow,
that the following for the McAleece Park bilities Commemora- and Susan Riedel were
claims have been re- and Recreation Parking tion Roundtable: Corn- appointed to the Arts
ferred to Public Entity Lot Reconstruction munication from the and Cultural Affairs
Risk Services of Iowa, Project to Mathy Con- Human Rights Commis- Advisory Commission
the agent for the Iowa p for 3-year terms
Communities Assur- h through June 30, 2013.
ance Pool: Susan Welp Council Member
for vehicle damage; Resnick abstained from
Kerry Robey for vehicle a fourth choice citing a
damage; Melissa Sue h conflict of interest.
Devine for vehicle Civic Center Commis -
damage; Robert Smith sion: Three 4-year
for property damage. I d q terms through June 29,
Upon motion the docu- 2013 (Terms of Bakke,
ments were received, Balsamo, Kurt). Appli-
filed and concurred. p cants: Rod Bakke, 3030
Specific and Aggre- Karen Street; Mari -
gate Stop Loss Renew- lynne Field, 1805 Eden
al - Health and Pre- Lane; Barb Kurt, 1304
scription Drug: City g Atlantic Street. Motion
Manager recommend- p I f by Braig to appoint Rod
ing approval of the re- Bakke, Marilynne Field,
newal rates submitted and Barb Kurt to the
by American National Civic Center Commis -
Life of Texas Life for sion for 4-year terms
the City's specific and through June 29, 2013.
aggregate stop loss in- Seconded by Connors.
surance - health -and Motion carried 7-0.
prescription drug Historic Preservation
plans. Upon motion the Commission (Jackson
documents were re- g f q Street Historic Dis-
ceived, filed, and ap- trict). One 3-year term
proved. through July 1, 2013
Reclassification of pp (Term of McDonell).
Truck Driver Position: d' I' Applicant: Robert
City Manager recom- McDonell, 135 West
mending that the Truck 17th Street. Motion by
Driver positions in the Bridge Rep I Connors to appoint
Water Department be Robert McDonell to the
reclassified as Water "B" Pe mit to Historic Preservation
Distribution Mainte-and filed "B" Commission's Jackson
nanceworkers. Upon Street Historic District
motion the documents the Iowa p h h for a 3-year term
were received, filed, ment of Transportation and a through July 1, 2013.
and approved. Seconded by Braig.
Reclassification of La- ment for ma' t Day Spe Motion carried 7-0.
borer Position: City Human Rights Corn -
Manager recommend -municipalities L b mission: One 3-year
ing that the Laborer term through January
position in the Public Bridge pp I 204 10 1, 2011 (Vacant term of
Works Department be pair Protect was a op Allan). Applicants:
reclassified as a Truck
Driver. Upon motion
the documents were
received, filed, and ap-
proved. .
Collective Bargaining
Agreement - Interna-
struction Company in
the amount of
$248,673.25. Upon mo-
tion the documents
were received and filed
and Resolution No. 197-
10 Awardingpublic im-
provement contract for
the McAleece Parkan
Recreation Parking Lot
Reconstruction Project
was adopted.
Sustainable Cities In-
stitute (SCI) Pilot Com-
munity Application:
CityManager recom-
mendingapproval o
the Sustainable Cities
Institute grant applica-
tion in the amount of
$500,000. Upon motion
the documents were
received, filed, and ap-
proved.
Third Street Overpass
Bridge Repair Project:'
CityManager recom-
mending approvalo
the Iowa Department
of Transportation Sup-
plemental Funding
Agreement for the
sion inviting the City
Council to attend the
ADA Commemoration
Roundtable to be held
on Thursday, July 8,
2010. Upon motion the
document was re-
ceived and filed.
Liquor License Appli-
cations: City Manager
recommendingappro-
val of annual liquor li-
cense renewals as sub-
mitted. Upon motion
the documents were
received and filed and
Resolution No. 202-10
Granting the issuance
of a Class "B" Beer Per-
mit to the Colts Com-
munityCenter and a
Class "C" Beer Permit
to Pioneers Rest Stop;
Resolution No. 203-10
Grantingthe issuance
of a Class "C" Beer/
Liquor License to Ma-
son Dixon Saloon, Na-
tional River Museum,
Applebee's Grill and
Bar, Creslanes Bowling,
Fischer Lanes, Rotary
Third Street Overpass Club, American Legion,
Repair Project. Paul's Tavern andFive
Upon motion the docu- Flags Center; a Class
ments were receivedWine r
and Resolu- Ooh LaLa; Class
tion No. 198-10 Approv- Wine (Six Month) Per-
ingDeart- mit to Church ofthe
Resurrection
Supplemental Agree- Class "C" Beer/Liquor
maintenance License (Five -
of primary roads in cial Event) to Dubuque
for the Area Labor Manage -
Third Street Overpass ment Council; and Res -
A roach Re- olution No.
adopt- Granting the issuance
ed. of fifty-two (52) renew- Frederick Davis, Jr.,
Fire Station #4 Re- al permits to sell ciga- 2374 Green Street; and
Roof Project: City Man- reties within the City Robert Yunk, 815 Rose
ager recommending of Dubuque were Street. Upon roll call
that the award for the adopted. vote Frederick Davis,
Fire Station #4 Re -Roof ITEMS TO BE SET FOR Jr. was appointed to
Project be officially re- PUBLIC HEARING the Human Rights
tional Union of Operat- corded in the minutes Motion by Lynch to Commission to com-
ing Engineers: City of the City Council. receive and file the plete a 3-year term
Manager recommend- Upon motion the docu- documents, adopt the through January 1,
ing approval of the ments were received resolutions, set the 2011.
one-year collective and filed. public hearings as indi- Investment Oversight
bargaining agreement Federal Emergency cated, and direct the Advisory Commission:
between the City and Management Agency: City Clerk to publish Two . 3-year terms
the International Union City Manager transmit- notice as prescribed by through July 1, 2013
of Operating Engi- ting information on the law. Seconded by (Terms of Reisdorf and
nears, Local #758. correspondence from Braig. Motion carried Ruden). Applicants:
Upon motion the docu- the Federal Emergency 7-0. Stephen Reisdorf, 740
ments were received Management Agency Dubuque County Brookview Square; and
and filed and Resolu- regarding the pro- Lease: City Manager Gary Ruden, 325 West
tion No. 191-10 Approv- posed flood plain maps recommending that a 1st Street. Motion by
for the City of Dubu- public hearing be set Connors to appoint
que. Upon motion the for July 6, 2010 to con- Stephen Reisdorf and
documents were re- sider a proposed five Gary Ruden to the In-
ceived and filed. year lease with Dubu- vestment Oversight
Roosevelt Road Water que County for space Advisory Commission
Tower. Project: City in the Historic Federal for 3-year terms
Manager recommend- Building. Upon motion through July 1, 2013.
ing acceptance of the the documents were Seconded by Braig.
warranty deed for received and filed and Motion carried 7-0.
property at 3301 Roo- Resolution No. 205-10 Library Board of
sevelt Avenue from Intent to dispose of an Trustees - Mayor Ap-
Fondell Excavating, interest in real proper- pointment: Two 4-year
Inc., for the Roosevelt ty owned by the City of terms through July 1,
Street Water Tower Dubuque by lease be- 2014 (Terms of Guns
Project. Upon motion tween the City of Du- and Kolz). Applicants:
the documents were buque, Iowa, and Du- Diann Guns, 1715 Diane
received and filed and buque County was Court; Fred Miller, 2462
Resolution No. 199-10 adopted setting a pub- Central Avenue; Gail
Accepting the deed to
certain real estate in
Dubuque County, Iowa,
from Fondell Excavat-
ing, Inc., was adopted.
Government Finance
Officers Association:
City Manager advising
that the City has re-
ceived for the 22nd
consecutive year the
Government Finance
Officers Association
Certificate of Achieve-
ment for Excellence in
Financial Reporting for
ing the agreement be-
tween the City of Du-
buque, Iowa, and the
International Union of
Operating Engineers,
Local #758 and author-
izing the Mayor to sign
the Agreement was
adopted.
Interagency Agree-
ment between the City
of Dubuque and Dubu-
que County Board of
Health: City Manager
recommending appro-
val of an Interagency
Agreement with the
Dubuque County Board
of Health for the in-
spection and enforce-
ment of swimming
pools and spas, tattoo
parlors and tanning fa-
cilities in Dubuque
County. Upon motion
the documents were
received, filed, and ap-
proved.
Iowa Department of
Natural Resources:
Communication from
the Iowa Department
of Natural Resources
regarding the recent
inspection of the Dubu-
que Regional Airport
Wastewater Treatment
Facility.
City Manager provid-
ing information related
to the June 11, 2010 let-
ter from the Iowa De-
partment of Natural
Resources.
Upon motion the
documents were re-
ceived and filed.
Final Plat - Inland Mo-
lasses Place No. 2: Zon-
ing Advisory Commis-
sion recommending
approval of the final
plat of Inland Molasses
Place No. 2 as request-
ed by the City of Dubu-
que - Engineering De-
partment. Upon motion
the documents were
received and filed and
CITY OF DUBUQUE, Resolution No. 192-10
IOWA Approving a final plat
CITY COUNCIL of Inland Molasses
PROCEEDINGS Place No. 2 in the City
The Dubuque City of Dubuque, Iowa, was
Council met in regular adopted.
session at 6:30 p.m. on Final Plat - Center City
J 21 2010 in the Place #2: Zoning Advi-
ments and that the re- or Sala note; an- nesv JUIIU .Va�«
quirement that a pro- lotion No. 212-10 Ap- Fees: City Manager Dubuque County Em-
posed ordinance be proving a loan agree- recommending appro- powerment Board. The
considered and voted ment with the Iowa Fi- val of a proposed ordi- Dubuque County Em-
on for passage at two nance Authority (IFA) nance regarding solid powerment Board
Council meetings prior on behalf of the City of waste collection fees. meetings are held on
to the meeting at Dubuque to establish a Motion by Jones to re- the last Tuesday of
which it is to be passed local revolving loan ceive and file the docu- each month from 11:30
be suspended. Se- fund for workforce and ments and that the re- a.m. to 1:00 p.m. Mo-
conded by Braig. Mo- market rate housing in quirement that a pro- tion by Connors to re-
tion carried 7-0. the Historic Millwork posed ordinance be move from the table.
Motion by Connors for District. Seconded by considered and voted Seconded by Jones.
final consideration and Voetberg. Dubuque on for passage at two Motion carried 7-0.
passage of Ordinance Main Street Executive Council meetings prior Motion by Voetberg to
No. 28-10 Amending Ti- Director Dan LoBianco to the meeting at receive and file the
tle 16 of the City of Du- spoke in support of the which it is to be passed documents and ap-
buque Code of Ordi- recommendation. Mo- be suspended. Second- point Council Member
nances, Unified Devel- tion carried 7-0. ed by Connors. Motion Jones as the City's rep-
opment Code, by pro- Green Alley Project - carried 7-0. resentative to the Du-
viding for the approval 15th to 16th Street Motion by Voetberg buque County Empow-
of an amended campus
development plan to
allow construction of
an expanded parking
lot, a new parking lot,
and a new office/
classroom building for
the University of Dubu-
que ID Institutional Dis-
trict near the corner of
Finley and West
Streets. Seconded by
Braig. Vice President of
Finance for the Univer-
sity of Dubuque Jim
Steiner provided a pre-
sentation in support of
the request. Planning
Services Manager
Laura Carstens provid-
ed a staff report. Mo-
tion carried 7-0.
Request to Rezone -
Toby Kress: Proof of
publication on notice
of public hearing to
consider a request
from Toby Kress to
rezone the west por-
tion of Lot 1 Kunde
Place #3 located on
Old Highway Road
from AG Agricultural
District to CR Commer-
cial Recreation District
and Zoning Advisory
Commission recom-
mending approval. Mo-
tion by Jones to receive
and file the documents
and that the require-
ment that a proposed
ordinance be consid-
ered and voted on for
passage at two Council
meetings prior to the
meeting at which it is
to be passed be sus-
pended. Seconded by
Pc hearing fora meet- Murphy, 3097 Oak View
ing to commence at Court; and Lorri Regan,
6:30 p.m. on July 6, 2659 Queen Street.
2010 in the Historic Upon City Council con -
Federal Building. currence, Mayor Buol
Riverfront Marina - appointed Diann Guns
Ice Harbor Location: and Fred Miller to the
City Manager recom- Library Board of Trust -
mending that a public ees for 4-year terms
hearing be set for July through July 1, 2014.
6, 2010 to consider the Long Range Planning
Riverfront Marina - Ice Advisory 'Commission:
Harbor location. Upon
motion the documents
were received and filed
and Resolution No. 206-
the City's Comprehen- 10 Setting a time and
sive Annual Financial place for a public hear -
Report for the fiscal ing for the Port of Du -
year ended June 30, buque - Riverfront Mar-
2009. Upon motion the ina Project was adopt -
documents were re- ed setting a public
ceived and filed: hearing for a meeting
Iowa Department of to commence at 6:30
Natural Resources. p.m. on July 6, 2010 in
(IDNR) Funding Con- the Historic Federal
tract: City Manager Building.
recommending appro- Easement Agreement
val of Amendment #1 for Washington Row
to the Iowa Depart- Houses Project: City
ment of Natural Re- Manager recommend -
sources funding con- ing that a public hear -
tract regarding the E.B. ing be set for July 6,
Lyons Center expan- 2010 to consider the
sion project. Upon mo- disposition of real
tion the documents property owned by the
were received, filed, City in the form of an
and approved. easement agreement
Terminal Street for common uses of
Pumping Station Im- property at the "Wash-
provements Project: ington Row Houses" lo-
City Manager recom- cated at 1765 - 1795
mending acceptance of Washington Street and
h Terminal Street 260 East 18th Street
Two 3-year terms
through July 1, 2013 Commercial District plans, specifications, Safety Belts / Child Re -
(Terms of Prochaska and Zoning Advisory form of contract, and straint Devices: City
and Winterwood). Ap- Commission recom- estimated cost for the Manager recommend-
plicants: Lou Oswald, mending approval. Mo- Tenth and Central ing approval of four or-
1080 Nowata Street; tion by Connors to re- Parking Ramp and Fire dinances regarding all -
James Prochaska, 1410 ceive and file the docu- Headquarters Expan- terrain vehicles, safety
Parkway Street; and ments and that the re- sion Project. Seconded belts and child re -
Charles Winterwood, quirement that a pro- by Voetberg. Motion straint devices to bring
1555 Montrose Terrace. posed ordinance be carried 7-0. the City of Dubuque
Upon roll call vote, considered and voted Neighborhood Stabili- Code of Ordinances up -
James Prochaska and on for passage at two zation Program: Proof to -date with State
Charles Winterwood Council meetings prior of publication on no- Code changes. Motion
were appointed to the to the meeting at tice of public hearing by Jones to receive and
Long Range Planning which it is to be passed to consider submission file the documents and
Advisory Commission be suspended. Se- of an application to the that the requirement
for 3-year terms conded by Jones. Mo- Iowa Department of that a proposed ordi-
through July 1, 2013. tion carried 7-0. Economic Development nance be considered
Park and Recreation Motion by Connors for (IDED) for Neighbor- and voted on for pas -
Commission: Three 3- final consideration and hood Stabilization Pro- sage at two Council
year terms through passage of Ordinance gram (NSP) funds and meetings prior to the
June 30, 2013 (Terms of No. 30-10 Amending Ti- City Manager recom- meeting at which it is
Harjehausen, Hoff- tle 16 of the City of Du- mending approval. Mo- to be passed be sus-
mann, Lyness). Appli- buque Code of Ordi- tion by Voetberg to re- pended. Seconded by
cants: Shane Duncan, nances, Unified Devel- ceive and file the docu- Voetberg. Motion car-
623 West 8th Street; opment Code, by re- ments and adopt Reso- vied 7-0.
Don Foley, 2489 classifying hereinafter lution No. 217-10 Au- Motion by Connors for
Wheatland Drive; described property lo- thorizing an applica- final consideration and
Charles . Harris, 2473 cated at 525 Garfield tion to the Iowa De- passage of Ordinance
Jackson Street; Paul and 1907 and 1911 partment of Economic No. 33-10 Amending
Hoffman, 174 Bradley Johnson Street from C- Development (IDED) the City of Dubuque
Street; Kenneth Klinge, 1 Neighborhood Corn- for Neighborhood Sta-Code of Ordinances Ti-
.
Hine sory Commission rec Upon motion the docu- proposed easement can vote, rau
Historic Federal Build-ommending approval ments were received agreement between man, Karen Lyness, Scott Potter, 515 Gar- ing discussion to the terrain vehicles, Ordi-
Present: of the final plat of Cen- and filed and Resolu- the City of Dubuque , and David Schlueter field, spoke in support City Council. nance No. 34-10
Prncil Mayor Members ter City Place #2 locat- tion-No. 200-10 Accept- Iowa, (City), Keith were appointed to the of the proposed ordi- ACTION ITEMS Amending the City of
Council ed at the southwest ing the Terminal Street Karlton Clark and Mary Park and Recreation nance. Planning Serv- Dubuque Works: Sar- Dubuque Code of Ordi-
Lynch,LnResnick,nJones, corner of East•11th and Pumping Station Im- E. Clark (Clark), DB&T Commission for 3-year ices Manager Laura ah Harris, Director of nances Title 9 Motor
er,City Voet- Washington Streets as provements Project Community Develop- terms through June 30, Carstens provided a Workforce Develop- Vehicles and Traffic,
Van Manager requested by Mid and authorizing pay- ment Corp. (DB&T 2013. staff report. Motion ment, provided a ver- Chapter 5 Obedience to
Van Milligan, City At -America Holdings. ment of the contract CDC), and Gary F. Bish- TV Cable Regulatory carried 7-0. bal update on Dubuque and Effect of Traffic
torney r l Upon motion the docu- amount to the contrac- op(Bishop), establish- Commission: One 3- Victory Cafe - Devel- Works. Laws, Section 9-5-
callMayor Buol read the p
and stated this is a ments were received tor was adopted. ing rights and duties of year terms through opment Agreement: Greater Dubuque De- 321.234A All -Terrain
regular session of the and filed and Resolu- Citizen Communica- the parties relating to June 30, 2013 (Term of Proof of publication on velopment Corpora- Vehicles by amending
City Council to act tion No. 193-10 Approv- tion: Communication the Washington Street Stevens). Applicant: notice of public hear- tion: Rick Dickinson, certain roadway use
upon such business ing the final plat of from Vaughan C. Yaklin Row Houses Project Kevin Stevens, 1735 ing to consider a Devel- Executive Director restrictions therein;
Motion carried 7-0.
Connors. Motion car- IA 32 Geometric and
vied 7-0. Signalization Improve -
Motion by Jones for fi- ments - US 20 to JFK
nal consideration and Road Project: Proof of
passage of Ordinance publication on notice
No. 29-10 Amending Ti- of public hearing to
tle 16 of the City of Du- consider the plans and
buque Code of Ordi- specifications, form of
nances, Unified Devel- contract and estimated
opment Code, by re- cost for the IA 32 Geo-
classifying hereinafter metric and Signali-
described property lo- zation Improvements -
cated south of Old US 20 to JFK Road Proj-
Highway Road from AG act and City Manager
Agricultural District to recommending appro-
CR Commercial Recre- val. Motion by Braig to
ation District with con- receive and file the
ditions. Seconded by documents and adopt
Connors. Planning Ser- Resolution No. 215-10 Rates for Residential Code of Iowa. Second -
vices Manager Laura Approving plans, sped- and Commercial Users ed by Braig. Motion
Carstens provided a fications, form of con- by increasing the rates. carried 7-0.
staff report and stated tract and estimated Seconded by Jones. Re- Upon motion the City
that as required prop- cost for the IA 32 Geo- sponding to questions Council reconvened in
arty owners within 200 metric and Signali- from City Council, Wa- open session at 10:02
feet of the area were zation Improvements - ter Pollution Control p.m. stating that staff
informed of the re- US 20 to JFK Road Proj- Plant Manager Jona- had been given proper
quest and the public ect. Seconded by than Brown stated that direction.
hearing process. Devel- Jones. Motion carried the City paid Story There being no fur-
oper Toby Kress, 3020 7-0. Construction $50,000 ther business, upon
N. Cascade Road, Tenth and Central for the initial project motion the City Council
spoke in support of the Parking Ramp and Fire estimate, which includ- adjourned at 10:03 p.m.
proposed ordinance. Headquarters Expan- ed a constructability /s/Jeanne F. Schneider,
Motion carried 7-0. sion Project: Proof of analysis, drawings, and CMC, City Clerk
Request to Rezone - publication on notice complicated specifica- lt 6/30
Scott Potter: Proof of of public hearing to tions. Upon request
publication on notice consider the plans and from Lynch, Brown will
of public hearing to specifications, form of provide an explanation
consider a request contract and estimated from Story Construc-
from Scott Potter to cost for the Tenth and tion regarding their
rezone property locat- Central Parking Ramp miscalculation of the
ed'at 525 Garfield Ave- and Fire Headquarters project • estimate.
nue / 1907 and 1911 Expansion Project and Brown added that
Johnson Street from C- City Manager recom- microturbines can be
1 Neighborhood Com- mending approval. Mo- installed incrementally
mercial District and R- tion by Jones to receive over the 20-year design
2A Alternate Two- and file the documents capacity of the plant.
Family Residential Dis- and adopt Resolution Motion carried 7-0.
trict to C-3 General No. 216-10 Approving All -Terrain Vehicles /
from Washington to for final consideration erment Board. Second -
Elm Streets: Proof of and passage of Ordi- ed by Lynch. Motion
publication on notice nance No. 31-10 Re- carried 7-0.
COUNCIL MEMBER
REPORTS
Voetberg requested
City Council concur-
rence to have staff
form a partnership
with the school system
regarding additional
recreational activities
and sharing of facili-
ties.
Resnick reported that
he recently greeted a
group of visitors from
Wisconsin who stated
they were thrilled with
the treatment they re-
ceived while in Dubu-
que.
Resnick, Jones, and
Voetberg reported on
their attendance at the
recent Bridges Out 'of
Poverty graduation.
Connors reported on
her attendance at the
National League of Cit-
ies Conference on the
Reconnecting Disen-
gaged Youth and that
Dubuque was one of
four cities invited to
participate. Connors
added that this con-
cept needs more local
exposure and elected
official involvement.
She requested regular
updates from the Com-
munity Foundation of
Greater Dubuque on
Every Child / Every
Promise.
PUBLIC INPUT
School Board Member
George Davis, 120 So.
Grandview Avenue,
provided additional in-
formation regarding
Voetberg's suggestion
of a recreational part-
nership stating that
starting a dialogue
would be helpful to ad-
dress needs and oppor-
tunities.
CLOSED SESSION
Motion by Jones to go
into closed session at
the City of Dubuque 8:43 p.m. regarding
Code of Ordinances pending litigation and
Sections 13-2C-3(B) property acquisition
and 13-2C-3(C)(7) Es- pursuant to Chapter
tablishing Basic Sewer 21.5(1)(c)(j) of the
of public hearing to pealing City of Dubu-
consider the plans and que Ordinance 16-10,
specifications, form of amending Title 13 Pub -
contract and estimated lic Utilities, Chapter 6
cost for the Green Alley Solid Waste, Section
Project - 15th to 16th 13-6A-6 Rates and
Street from Washing- Charges Established;
ton to Elm Streets. Mo- Exceptions, Subsec-
tion by Voetberg to re- tions A, B, C, D, and E;
ceive and file the docu- and amending Title 13
ments and adopt Reso- Public Utilities, Chapter
lution No. 213-10 Ap- 6 Solid Waste, Section
proving plans, specifi- 13-6A-8 Yard Waste
cations, form of con- and Food Scraps, Sub-
tract, and estimated section D. Seconded by
cost for the Green Alley Jones. Motion carried
Project - 15th to 16th 7-0.
Street from Washing- Water Pollution Con -
ton to Elm Streets. trol Plant Modification
Seconded by Connors. Project: City Manager
Motion carried 7-0. recommending award
Dubuque Regional Air- of the .public improve -
port - Jet Drive Resur- ment contract for the
facing Project: Proof of Water Pollution Control
publication on notice Plant Modification Pro-
of public hearing to ject to Miron Construc-
consider the plans and tion Co., Inc., of Cedar
specifications, form of Rapids, Iowa, for the
contract and estimated base bid amount of
cost for the Dubuque $49,750,000 and also
Regional Airport - Jet authorize the inclusion
Drive Resurfacing Proj- of bid alternatives 1B, 2
act and City Manager and 6 for an additional
recommending appro- amount of $757,418
val. Motion by Jones to and further recom-
receive and file the mending a sewer rate
documents and adopt increase for Fiscal Year
Resolution No. 214-10 2011. Motion by Con -
Approving plans, sped- nors to receive and file
fications, form of con- the documents, adopt
tract and estimated Resolution No. 218-10
.cost for the Dubuque Construction contract
Regional Airport - Jet for the Water Pollution
Drive Resurfacing Proj- Control Plant Modifica-
ect. Seconded by Braig. tion Project, and that
the requirement that a
proposed ordinance be
considered and voted
on for passage at two
Council meetings prior
to the meeting at
which it is to be passed
be suspended. Second-
ed by Jones. Motion
carried 7-0.
Motion by Connors for
final consideration and
passage of Ordinance
No. 32-10 Amending
the ermma rea
Pumping Station Im- Upon motion the docu- 2267 Carter Road; Ka- mercial District and R- bilization Program tie 9 Motor Ve is
provements Project as ments were received ran Lyness, 89 Alpine 2A Alternate Two- funds. Seconded by and Traffic, Chapter 1
completed by Morse and filed and Resolu- Street; and David Family Residential Dis- Resnick. Motion car- General Provisions,
Electric in the final tion No. 207-10 Setting Schlueter, 2645 Cres- trict to C-3 General vied 7-0. Section 9-1-321.1 Defi-
amount of $615,475. a public hearing on a cent Ridge. Upon roll Commercial District. Upon motion the rules nitions by amending
I Hoff- Seconded by Braigwere reinstated limit- the, definition of all -
this