1983 Index Council ProceedingsOFFICIAL PROCEEDINGS
of the
CITY COUNCIL
of the
CITY OF DUBUQUE
IOWA
FOR THE YEAR
1983
CITY OFFICERS FOR THE YEAR 1983
MAYOR
JAMES E. BRADY
COUNCIL MEMBERS
THOMAS BEURSKENS ................. Council Member at Large
JOHN KLAUER ........................ Council Member at Large
WILLIAM HAMMEL ............................... First Ward
LORAS KLUESNER .............................. Second Ward
DONALD DEICH .................................. Third Ward
RHONDA KRONFELDT ........................... Fourth Ward
City Clerk .............................................. Mary A. Davis
LEGAL DEPARTMENT
Corporation Counsel ........................ Harley F. Stark, Jr. to 6-30
William G. Blum 8-1
Barry A. Lindahl
Assistant City Attorney ......................... James A. O'Brien 8-1
CITY MANAGER
W. KENNETH GEARHART
Administrative Assistant ......................... GENT WITTENBERG
Airport Manager. ~. THERON CLARK
................................. / .PAULINE JOYCE
Budget Officer .....................................
Building Commissioner ................................ DAVID SHURTS
Cable Franchise Administrator ................. MERRILL CRAWFORD 5-9
Ckief of Fife Department .................... ROBERT N. DUNPHY to 8-10
WILLIAM MILLER 8-11
Chief of Police Department ......................... ROBERT J. O'BRIEN
City Assessor ......................................... FRANK FROST
City Engineer ..................................... MICHAEL A. KOCH
Civic Center Director ................................. ROBERT DRURY
Community Development Director ........... DANIEL DITTEMORE to 1-21
JAMES A. BURKE 9-5
Coordinator, Office oI Disaster Services .................. ROBERT GOOCH
Deputy Finance Director ................................ GERALD HIRD
Development Planner ............................ ROBERT McKAY 11-21
Director of Public Works ......................... FRANCIS A. MURRAY
Dock Cormmission Manager ............................. SHIRLEY LANG
Electrical Inspector ............................... ROBERT McCARTEN
Finance Director ..................................... A. G. HEITZMAN
Food and Restaurant Sanitarian ..................... FRANCES KRINGLE
Health Director ................................. ARTHUR J. ROTH, JR.
Human Rights Director and EEO Officer ............ MATHIAS K. LORENZ
Information Services Director ................. THERESA GREEN to 10-14
Library Director ................................. ELIZABETH MINTER
Park and Recreation Director ....................... TERRY TRUEBLOOD
Personnel Assistant ......................... DARLENE HANTELMANN
Personnel Director ...................................... RANDY PECK
Plumbing Inspector ................................... LOUIS MULLEN
Street Commissioner.: ........................... MERLE FELDERMAN
Transit Manager ................................ WILLIAM G. KOHLER
Utilities Director ..................................... BARTON JONES
Wastewater Plant Supervisor ......................... PAUL HORSFALL
Water Plant Supervisor ...................................RAY ALLEN
Regular Meetings of the City Council are held on the
First Monday of each month at 7:30 P.M.
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A
Jan. 3--AIRPORTCOMMISSION SUBMITTING MINUTES: ..... 7, 35,
·..80, 97, 144, 194, 210, 256, 270, 299, 327, 347, 354, 392, 405, 415, 425
" 10--Arterlal (Northwest) Paving & Intersection Improvements -
contract, final estimates, etc ............................. 9, 10
" 10--Amendment of Application with DOT, USA, for Grant under
UMTA .......... 10
17--AGREEMENT with Ia. DOT on Right-Of-Way Assurance
Statement for Federal Aid Projects ............ ........... 15
" 17--Audits, of FY '83 by Helle, Klosterman & Co ................ 19
" 28--APPLICATION with EDA for Grant ..................... 21
" 28--Amendment to FrommeR Land Purchase Contract for pro-
perty in Dbq. Ind. Center ................................ 22
Feb. 7--Atchinson, Lindy, Winter Wonderland I - North Wind Queen.
25
7--Agreement with Dbq. Met. Area Solid Waste Agency for 5
year extension of use of Dubuque Sanitary Landfili .......... 30
7--Annexation of Marshall Park .......... . ................. 30, 31
7--Arndid, Carol, applicant for Human Rights Corem ........... 33, 229
" 14--Airport Mgr. requesting to regulate all parking fees at Air-
port ................................................. 41
" 21--Apartments Ltd., Cia,s "C' Beer & Liquor License & Ciga-
rette Permit .......................................... 50, 207
"21--Academic Enrichment Class of Irving School submitting Sur-
vey of the City ........................................ 51
"28--Ambniance Ordinance, New Ordinance Submitted by Mgr;
Adoption ............................................ 53, 65, 78
Mar 12--Ambulence Fees, objections to raising same ................ 59
" 12--Asbary Library Fees - Motion to increase charges ........... 61
" 12--Animal Extricatlon- Fee Increased ....................... 63, 64
" 14--Agriculture (National) Week, Proclamation ................. 71
" 14--Asbury Road (2005), rezoning per request of Hiilcrest Fam.
Serv ................................................. 73, 85
" 21--Ambulance Service P. Hearing cancelled, Proof of publica-
tion ................................................. 87
A,p,r. 4--Art Assn. (Dbq.) Class "C" Beer & Wine License ............ 96
4--Assistant Chief Training Officer - Certification of List of Quali-
fied Applicants by Civil Service Commission ................ 98
" 11--Ahmann, Rod, Youth in Government City Manager .......... 99
" 11--Architecturafiy Significent - Proper ty at 419 Bhiff St ......... 99
11--Art Assn. (Dbq.), Refund on Beer Permit ................... 105
18--Agreement - City of Dubuque, Iowa DOT re: Reconstruction of
John F. Kennedy Read from Pennsylvania Ave. to University
Ave ................................................. 111
" 18--Amendment to FY 1983 Budget & Date of p. Hearing ........
.................................................... 111, 120
" 18--Application to UMTA for two replacement buses and P. Hear-
ing set ............................................... 111
" 18--Assessment s - Street - New policy ........................ 113
" 18--Appointments and Process for individuals for Task Force for
Human Rights ........................................ 115
" 18--Astgen's Foods Ltd., Class "C" Beer and Cigarette Per-
mits ................................................. 115, 206
2--Application (Section 5 Operating Assistance) to UMTA ...... 126
M,a,y 2--Application IOperating Assistance) to Ia. State Public Transit
Division (Ia. DOT) ..................................... 126
2--Architecturafiy Significant Structures: - amendment to condi-
tional use provisions of OR-1 Office Residential District which
allows for usage in above ................................ 129
2--Acceptance of N/W Arterial, Stage I, Pretensioned - Pre-
stressed Concrete Beam Bridge .......................... 137
2--Agreement signed between City & Dbq. Assn. of Pro. Fire-
fighters .............................................. 139
2--Agreement between City & General Drivers & Helpers
Union ... ...... 140
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M,a,y 2--Agreement between City & Amnigamated Transit, Union ..... 140
2--Agreement between City & Dbq. Policemen s Protective
Assn ................................................ 141
2--Agreement between City & International Union of Operating
Engrs ............................................... 142
2--Audit Agreement with Helle, Klosterman & Co. for FY ending
June 30, 1983 & 1984 ................................... 144
2--Annual Report (1983) of Peoples Natural Gas ............... 145
,, 16--American Trust & Savings Bank, objecting to JFK Rd. Recon-
struction Project ...................................... 151
' 16--Arthofer, Charles, objecting to JFK Rd. Reconstruction ...... 151
" 16--Agreement (Project) re: $109,853 in Federal Assistance from
Land & Water Conservation Funds for Ch. Schmitt Memorial
Park & Recreation Complex improvements ................. 154
" 16--Agreement (Lease Option) re: Resolution re: Chaplain Schmltt
Memorial Island ....................................... 154
" 16--Appel, FrederickR.,resignationfromDubuqueParkBoard...
.................................................... 164, 165
June 6--America IHonor) Days, Proclamation ...................... 169
6--Asphalt Paving Project, 1983, Procedural Resolutions, Etc.
................................. 177, 178, 218-221,268, 419, 420
6--Adver rising, petition to sell same at bus stops .............. 181
6--Auditer - Gets list of Delinquent Refuse & Sewer Accounts ....
.................................................... 184, 185
6--Angel Investment Co. (Casey's Store), Cigarette Permit and
Beer Permit .......................................... 192, 414
6--Aithaue, Dennis A., Cigarette Permit, (2 outlets); Refund .....
.................................................... 192, 372
6--Arvanitis, George K. (Busy Bee), Cigarette Permit ........... 192
6--Airport Inn (Milton Schwartz), Class "C" Beer & Liquor Li-
cense ................................................ 194
6--Audit of Bethany Home Submitted ....................... 195
6--April reports of Finance Dir. & Treasurer submitted ......... 195
6--Arensdorf, Garry J., Certified by Civil Service Comm. for Fire-
fighter ............................................... 196
6--Application of American Central Airlines, Inc. for a certificate
of Public Convenience & Necessity for Interstate & overseas
Air Transportation before CAB .......................... 196
"20--Agreement - (Purchase of Services) with Chamber of Com-
merce ................................................ 201
" 20--Agreement between City and Phone-A-Friend ............... 201
" 20--Agreement between City & Washington Neighborhood Tool
Library, Inc .......................................... 202
" 20--Animal Shelter Services - Agreement with Dubuque Humane
Shelter ............................................... 202
" 20--American Legion Post 6, Cigarette Permit.; Class "C" Liquor
Loc. 207 .............................................. 209
" 20--Antbeny, Paul E., Cigarette Permit ....................... 207
Ju~,,y 5--Anglin, Keith, re: Lib. Ave. San. Sewer Project .............. 216
5--Asbury Rd., petitions objecting to 1983 Asphalt Paving Pro-
ject ................................................. 219
" 5--Application for additional 25 units of Sec. 8 Mod. Rehab. Hous-
ing 25 units of Sec. 8 Existing Housing. ................... 225
5--Abarnathy, Glen, Cigarette Permit ........................ 231
5--Andereen, John C., Cigarette Permit ...................... 231
5--Althaus, Dennis A., Class "C" Beer Permit ................. 232
July 18--Amtrak Railroad Service - Engineering Study authorized part.
payment ............................................. 243
" 18--Alternate No. 1 Resolution in preference of for U.S. 20 (Dodge
St.) .................................................. 249
" 18--Annexation - portion of Burden property ................... 253
" 18--Albert, Richard, re: petition of vacation of alley near 32nd &
Central .............................................. 257
" 18--Alley, request etc. for vacation near 32nd & Central .......... 257
Aug 1--Audit of parking Ramp etc., report on implementation ....... 262
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Aug 1--Ambassador Ct., petition to get final coating of asphalt by S.
Becben .............................................. 272
1--Analysis of Cable Rates by Touche, Ross & Co .............. 268
1--Applications for Four Mounds Task Force - referred to Park &
Rec .................................................. 271
Aug 11--Armltage, Dick, re: Ind. Dev. Rev. Bonds for "The Brewery
Project." . ........................................... 273, 276
Aug 15--Annexation re: Petition by Ia. National Guard for their proper-
ty west of City ........................................ 285
" 15--Area Residential Care, dismissal of suit .................... 298
" 15--Anthony, Wayne, rights transferred to Herbet & Son, Inc ..... 299
Sept 6--Appraisni Findings for pricing of sites in Dbq. Ind. Center, ap-
proved ............................................... 311
" 6--Aviation Assn. (Exp.) requesting permission to land & takeoff
airplanes on NW Arterial ............................... 312, 342
6--Ai. rp!anes landing & taking off on NW Arterial, Request per-
nusslon .............................................. 312
6--Agreement, Plat approved re: Alignment, release & Imposition
of Easement Rights & Related Matters re: Riverfront develop-
ment for Museum ...................................... 313
6--April Council Proceedings, Approved ...................... 327
6--American Central Airlines requesting to consider Tri-State
Flight Services the new facilities are Airport ................ 329
6--Application of American Central Airlines, Inc. submitting a
Certificate of Public Convenience & Necessity to engage in in-
terstate & overseas air transportation ..................... 329
Sept 26--Agreement for eventual acquisition of City-owned property at
15th&Elm ........................................... 337
" 26--Alignment for a Comprehensive Environmental Assessment
Study for the Cedar Cross Transportation Project ........... 338
26--Airport Commission - Ordinance Providing for appointment of
Members ............................................. 344
26--Appeals, Stipulation of Settlement, to Dis. Court by Attorney
Blum ................................................ 347
26--Army Corps of Engineers advising Deere & Co. has applied for
cont. maintenance dredging ............................. 348
26--August reports of Fin. Dir. & Treasurer submitted ........... 348
Oct. 3--Airport Comm. applicants spoke to Council ................. 354
3--Annual Financial Report (1983) Submitted ................. 355
Oct. 17--Aizheimer's Disease Awareness Month, Proclamation ........ 358
17--Airport Comm. requesting amending of budget to include
several unbudgeted projects at Airport .................... 364
17--Airport Mgr. Clark requesting adoption of resolution to pro-
ceed with condemnation of Bradley property ................ 364
" 17--Ambniance Driver/Attendant - Repealing Ord. No. 65-78
which provided for an Entrance Exam. for same ............. 366
" 17--Airport Commission appointment of Arnold M. Honkamp ..... 369
" 17--Alley (One-Way), request to mark same between 1st and 2nd
Sts.& Main & Locust ................................... 372, 408
" 17--August, List of Claims .................................. 372
" 17 --Annual Financial Repor t. proof of publication ............... 372
Nov 7--American Seating Co., awarded contract for Converting Ex-
isting Bleachers to Electrical Operation ................... 376, 377
7--Albert, Glen requesting replacement of tile at Crescent Ridge.
.................................................... 380
7--Assessment Schedule {Final) for Liberty Ave. Sanitary Sewer..
.................................................... 381, 384
7--Application for Calendar Year 1984 CD Block Grant Funds... 384
7--Application for IA CD Loan Program Application for Area
Residential Care ....................................... 387, 437
7--Airport Office Building Construction... filing an Ia. CD Loan
Program Application.; Disapproved ....................... 388, 427
7--Assessor, City re: stipulation of settlement of appeal to the
District Court on property owned by Bradley Ltd ............ 395
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Nov 21--Asbury Road, property north of & west of Bonson, rezonlng re-
quest per Burbach/Kitchen from P~3 to OR-1PUD ....... 399, 417, 418
' 21--Aid Agreement (Mutual) With City & County for Disaster(s). · · 401
,, 2 l_Adams, Michael D., appointed to Plumbing B°ard ........... 404
Dec. 5--Alley at 656 Levi, request to construct carport by A. Kerken- 411
bush .................................................
5--Annual Contributions Contract Incurporaging Additional 25
Units Sect. 8 Existing Program Funds with 411 Contract ..... 412
5--Airport Commission sued by Beyer Aviation ............... 415
" 5--Airport Commission, investigation requested by Tri-State
Security re: bidding procedure ........................... 415
5--Asbury Mayor requesting to place designation signing for
their City at Dodge & Locust ............................ 416
Dec. 19--Asseesment Schedule for 1983 Asphalt Paving Project ....... 420, 431
,, 19_Asbury Sewage Metering St ation Location, Quit Claim Deed' · 432
" 19--Alley (portion) Warranty Deed accepted from Lepport & 432
Kennedy .............................................
" 19--Agreement with IA. DOT on a right-of-way assurance for 433
Federal Aid Projects ................................... 435
"19--Atkinson, Jon, Class "C" Liquor License ............ '.ii i ii i 435
,, 19_August Council Proceedings, Approved as Printed ....
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B
Jan. 3--Blum, Wm. G., appointed as Assistant City Attorney ........ 1,2
" 3--Benn, Herbert, re: clarification of NonConform. Uses Ord.
(Don's Trans. Garage) .................................. 2
Jan. 10--Butler, Thomas requesting sufficient funding for Human
Rights ............................................... 12
' 10--Burden Estate, Attorney advising of extension of time ....... 12
Jan. 17--Barrett Vs. City, Case Dismissed ......................... 17
Feb. 7--Bertsch, Robert, Attorney, requesting Ord. to allow for erec-
tion of planter & sign on Kerper .......................... 25
" 7--Brice, Petrides & Asso., Inc. re: contract for Cedar Cross Loca-
tion Study ............................................ 27, 28
" 7--Block Grant Documents (CD), Publication of Notice of
Availability ........................................... 32
" 7--Building Code Bd. of Appeals Appointment of G. Guy, Wm.
Herrig & D. Thorne ..................................... 33
" 7--Bralg, Karla, applicant for Human Rights .................. 33, 229
" 7--Boardman, Art, applicant for Human Rights ............... 33, 229
7--Bemis, H. J. appointed to Transit Bd ...................... 33
" 7--Bridge Naming, New Bridge (151) across Mississippi ......... 35
' 7--Budget - formalpresentation by Mgr. (of FY '84) ............ 36
Feb. 14--Burden property, discussion of acceptance of same, etc ...... 38, 41, 49
" 14--Blum, Brenda, Claim ................................... 39
" 14--Beck, Roger, Refund for Cigarette Permit & Liquor License... 39, 52
" 14--Buelow, Michael (for Park & Rec. Comm.) re: acceptance of
Burden property ....................................... 41
Feb. 21--BUDGET Public Hearing, etc ............................ 43
" 21--Brockman, Francis L., tax exemption application for Jackson
Park property ......................................... 49
" 21--Beurskens, Council Member, re: discussion of sale of FDR
Park ................................................. 48
" 21--Bregman, Dr. re: comments about parks & Storybook Hill ..... 49
" 21--Brians, Inc., Class 'C" Beer Permit ....................... 50
" 21--Bluff (419), Petition of Ransdells & David Strom that property
be designated as historically & architecturally significant.... 51, 82, 99
Mar 12--Board of Realtors requesting taxing bodies hold line on taxes.. 59
" 12--Bigelow. David E. objecting to Eagle Pt. Park User Fee ....... 59
12--Bishop, John E. objecting to Eagle Pt. Park User Fee ........ 59
12--Budget Publlc Hearing for 1984 .......................... 58-70
" 12--Baumhover, Al, commenting on Bus System ................ 60
" 12--Burden Property, Motion to add additional operating expense
for next fiscal year ..................................... 61
" 12--Budget for FY ending 6/30/84, Adopted .................... 62
Mar 14--Board of Electrical Examiners - Ordinances providing for ap-
pointments and terms of office ........................... 77
" 14--Bower, Michael P., Class "C" Liquor License and Cigarette
Permit ............................................ 79, 207, 405
" 14--Bush, Bruce O., claim ................................... 80
Mar 21--Brehm, John G. & Jean L., Class "B" Beer Permit ........... 86
"21--Baldwin Dr. - request that it be completed, deferred .......... 88
Apr. 4--Bralg, Karla, opinion as to choosing Human Rights Commis-
sioners ............................................... 94
4--Bodnar, Ann, opinion as to choosing Human Rights Commis-
sioners ............................................... 94
4--Budget, Authorizing public notice of adoption of budget ...... 97
4--Basten, Francis, individual certified by Civ. Service Comm. for
Fire Assistant Chief Training Officer ...................... 98
4--Board of Review resignation of James Curoe ................ 98
Apr. 11--Baird, Dr. John, Gave Invocation ......................... 99
" 11--Boys Club Week, Proclamation ........................... 99
" 11--Blaser, Karla, Youth in Government City Clerk ............. 99
" 11--Bush, Robert, reappointed to the Mechanical Bd ............ 104
" 11--Brashaw, Paul, reappninted to the Meehahical Bd ........... 104
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Apr. 11--Boffeli, Gary, Cigarette Permit ........................... 104, 231
Apr. 18--Bicycle Safety Week (Dubuque Optimist), Proclamation ...... 107
Apr. 18--Budget (1983), Publication of Proposed Amendment to same
and Date of P. Hearing ................................. 111,120
" 18--Buses, application to UMTA for two replacement ones ....... 111
" 18--Bait Bucket, Class "C" Beer Permit ....................... 115
" 18--Botsford, Judith A. (Old Fashioned Saloon). Class "C" Liquor
License .............................................. 116
" 18--Brimeyer, Donald, Class "C" Liquor License and Cigarette
Permit .............................................. 116, 207
" 18--Baal, Henry, Claim, Flledanddenled ....................... 117,195
" 18--Bus Operator individuals certified by Civil Service Coronas-
sion ................................................. 117
125
2--Basic Services, Rate Increase ete .........................
M,a,y 2--Blocker, John requesting approval of Specialty Shop at 372
Bluff ................................................ 126
" 2--Bhiff St. 1372), designate property as architecturally signifi-
cant ............................................. 126, 149, 150
" 2--Bus Operator Civil Service Exam, Petition by several objec-
ting to same .......................................... 131
2--Bridge (N/W Arterial) - Acceptance of same ................. 137
May ll--Bus Operator, Suspension by City Mgr. of D. Williams & J.
Everts ............................................... 147
May 16--Buddy Poppies Days, Proclamation ....................... 148
" 16--Burlington, Congratulations via proclamation from Dbq. on
their Sesquicentennial .................................. 148
,, 16_Bertsch, Robert, objectingteassessmentforreconstructionof
J. F. Kennedy Rd ...................................... 151
,, 16_Bird Chevrolet Co., objecting to assessment for reconstructinn
of J. F. Kennedy Rd .................... ................ 151
" 16--Bonds - Resolution fixing Date on Proposition of Issuance of
$1,940,000 G.O. Bonds .............................. 151,169, 261
,, 16_Baldwin, Michael, acceptanceofconditionsofWestsideComm.
park ................................................ 158, 159
" 16--Botsfurd, Wayne & Judy, Cigarette Permit ................. 162
" 16--Beecher Co., Inc. (2 outlets), Cigarette Permit; Class "C" Beer
Permit ............................................... 162
" 16--Barr & F. Enterprises, Inc., Cigarette Permit ............... 162
June 6--Burglary Prevention Month, Proclamation ................. 169
6--Byrne, Bill, requesting passage of Ordinance to reclassify pro-
perties east of Radford Read and north of Pennsylvania Ave.. 170
" 6--Bus Stops re: petitlan to utilize as a means of selling advertis-
ing for merchants and helping unemployed ................. 181
" 6--Business Licenses, Ordinances clarifying process by which
they may be suspended or revoked ........................ 189
6--Busy Bee Cafe, Cigarette Permit ......................... 192
6--Bishops Buffets, Inc., Cigarette Permit .................... 192
6--Bus Depot (Union), Cigarette Permit ...................... 193
6--Brldge Restaurant & Lounge, Cigarette Permit ............. 193
6--Bethany Home submitting Annual Audit .................. 195
6--Buddy's, (by James T. Clark) refund for Liquor License ....... 196
20--Bonds (Ind. Development Revenue) for Frommelt Partnership
Project .............................................. 198, 234
20--Baum, William J., Cigarette Permit and Liquor License ....... 206, 327
20--Birkett, James J., Cigarette Permit and Liquor License ....... 206, 232
20--Blalle, Joseph F., Cigarette Permit and Liquor License ....... 206, 435
20--Bakeland Donut ShoPs, Cigarette Permit~ .................
20--Botsford, Wayne & Judy, Cigarette Permit .................
20--Barton, Rebert, Cigarette Permit .........................
20--Bauer, Daniel, Cigarette Permit ..........................
20--Burchette, Carol, Cigarette Permit ........................
20--Bakeland Donut Shops, Cigarette Permit ..................
20--Bertjens, Thomas J., Cigarette Permit .....................
20--Bitter, Attorney Joe. re: Jed Kiebel and requesting remedy for
filling Bus Driver positions .............................. 210
207
207
207
207
207
207
210
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June20--Bus Driver positions being filled, request for remedy. 210
July 5--Bradley St. re: 1983 Asphalt Paving Project ................ 219
5--Binff St. (Lower) re: Historic Preservation District .......... 224, 304
5--Block Grant Funds ..................................... 226-228
5--Bennett, Dave, appointed to Civic Center Commission ....... 229
5--Brockman, Ruth, appointed to Historic Pres. Commission .... 229
5--Beall, Elizabeth, applicant for Library Bd .................. 259
5--Buelow, Michael, appointed to Park & Rec. Corem ........... 230
5--Been, Richard, appointed to Park & Rec. Corem ............. 230
5--Bastlan, Sue, appointed to Park & Rec. Corem .............. 230
5--Blodgett, Brian, appointed to TV Cable Regulatory Commis-
sion ................................................. 231
5--Bertolini, Angelina A., Cigarette Permit; Class "C' Liquor Li-
cense ................................................ 231, 425
5--Brown, Wm. C. Publishing., Cigarette Permit ............... 231
July 18--Bernal, Brenda, objecting to Eagle Pt. Park vehicle entry fee.. 243
" 18--Brown, Lynn Marie, objecting to Eagle Pt. Park vehicle entry
fee .................................................. 243
" 18--Breitbach, Shelly, objecting to Eagle Pt. Park vehicle entry
fee .................................................. 243
" 18--Burden Property, acceptance of the Deed .................. 251
" 18--Burden Property, Designation as "Four Mounds." . ......... 252
" 18--Burden Property, Annexation ............................ 253
" 18--Burden Proper ty, Annexing Cer rain Territory .............. 254
" 18--Burd, Dale, Claim, Denial ............................... 256, 393
" 18--Bertsch, Gregory re: Proposed By-Pass .................... 257
Aug 1--Bechan, Sam, request help in completing asphalt streets for
Embassy West & Ambassador Ct ........................ 262, 300
1--Blum, Wm., submitting proposal for Joint Legal Staff. ....... 262
1 --Blocklinger, T.J. re: Cedar Cross Highway Project ........... 271
Aug Il--Brewery Project - Ind. Devel. Revenue Bonds ............... 273, 277
" 11--Bonds - Brewery Project ................................ 273,277
Aug 15--Black Grant Documents - Authorizing Publication of Notice of
Availability for Public Inspection ......................... 287
" 15--Block Grant Agreement lCD) with HUD, Authorized, (Jobs
Bill) ................................................. 288, 299
" 15--Bonds, Issuance of $1,940,000 General Obligatinn ........... 288-295
" 15--Braun, Steve, appointed to Bal. of Elec. Examiners ........... 296
" 15--Barrell Tap, Class "C" Liquor License ..................... 298
" 15--Bainbridge, J.R. Class "C" Liquor License ................. 298
') 15--Bowman, Dwaine D. Class "C' Liquor License and Cigarette
Permit ............................................... 298, 391
" 15--Bar, The, Class "C" Liquor License ....................... 298
" 15--Beecher, Jeff, Claim; Dehial ............................. 298,328
" 15--Bhim, Attorney Wm., advising appeal by Area Res. Care has
been dismissed ........................................ 298
" 15--Bait Bucket, Refund on Cigarette License .................. 299
" 15--Bridge (Jullen Dbq.) Ia. DOT notifying of repainting and clean-
ing ete ............................................... 299
Se,pt. 6--Bibla Week, Proclamation ............................... 304
6--Blare, Al, questioned rezoning of 15th & Ehn Streets ......... 306
6--Ball Park Complex ICh. Schmitt Is.), Fencing Project .........
........................................ 309, 310, 349, 350, 411
6--Black, Wm. M., development of museum ................... 313
6--Burlington Northern RR Co. - transfer of easements ete ....... 313
6--Bernal, Brenda, et all, petitioning for removal of vehicle entry
fee .................................................. 313
6--B~rter of Dubuque, Inc., Class "B" Beer Permit ............. 327
6--Brooks, Thelma, Denial of Claim .......................... 328
Sept 26-Brown, Wm. C., issuance of Ind. Devel. Revenue Bonds .......
................................. 333, 337, 358, 359, 397, 399, 401
" 26--Bonds (Ind. Devel. Revenue~ for Wm. C. Brown Co., Issuance..
................................. 333-337, 358, 359, 397, 399-401
"26--Busch, Janet M., appointed to Housing Code Appeals Bd ..... 345
"26--Bottoms, Thonms, Claim; Clased ......................... 347,405
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Sept 26--Blum, Attorney advising of Stipulation of Settlement of Ap-
peals to the Dis. Court of various properties owned by the City.
Oct. 3--Blaachers, Conversion of Existing ones at Five Flags Civic
Oct.
347
to Electrical Operation .......................... 351,352, 375, 376
3--Blum, Attorney, re: Stay as Corporation Counsel for time be-
ing .................................................. 354
3--Blum, Attorney, re: Noise Complaint of Harold Helbing ...... 354
3--Burkholder, Michael, Claim, Closed ....................... 355,415
17--Bonds, - Issuance for Martin Luther Home Project .......... 362, 363
17--Budget Amendment request for Airport unbudgeted projects.
364
17--Bradley, Merlin & Dorothy, property condemned for Airport.. 364
17--BIF, a Div. of General Signal Controls, Inc. of West Warwick,
RH, awarded contract for Computer Directed Information &
Control System ........................................ 365
" 17--Black Grant Projects (CD), Publication of Environmental Find-
ings ................................................. 367
" 17--Bainbridge, J.R., Class "C" Liquor License ................. 370
" 17--Bitter, Joe (Attorney) on behalf of John M. & Sharon K. Ginter,
Suit ................................................. 371
17--Bitter, Joe (Attorney) on behalf of James Timmerman, Suit... 371
17--Bird, Dale & Jean L., Claim .............................. 371
17--Bergfeld, Janice, Denial of Claim ......................... 371
17--Bahl, Michael, Denial of Claim ........................... 371
17--Becket, Thomas J., Denial of Claim ....................... 371
17--Bush, Bruce, Denial of Claim ............................. 371
17--Brimeyer, Edward & Gladys, (Thru Attorney Naughten)
threatening claim against Human Rights Commission ........ 371
" 17--Backes, Ronald J., Closing of Claim ....................... 371
" 17--Budget Public Hearings by City Mgr., Summaries ........... 372
Nov. 7--Block Grant - Filing of a Program Statement for CD ......... 384
7--Butler, Peter D., Claim .................................. 392
7--Bertjens, Thomas, Closing of Claim ....................... 393
7--Bergman, Milton & Dorenda, Settlement of Suit ............. 393
7--Bernal, Brenda, Fourth Ward Finalist in Primary ............ 394
7--Bradley Ltd., property, City Assessor submitting Stipulation
of Settlement of Appeal to District Court .................. 395
Nov. 21--Burbach, Carl (& Dennis Kitchen), approving zoning
reclassification, PUD designation & Preliminary Development
review for property north of Asbury & west of Bonson!
Asbury .............................................. 399, 418
" 21--Bluff St., consideration of bsing a "through" street .......... 403
Dec. 5--Beyer Aviation et vs. City Airport Commission, submitting
"Complaint to Recover Money or Property & Motion for Con-
tempt" as filed before Bankruptcy Court ................... 415
Dec. 19--Brooks, Rev. John, Gave Invocation ...................... 417
" 19--Bertsch, Robert, requesting favorable consideration for rezon-
lng for Burbach ........................................ 418
" 19--Bauer, James E., Class "C" Liquor License ................. 435
" 19--Budget Request for Retired Senior Volunteer Program ....... 436
INDEX -- BOOK 113
1983 SUBJECT Page
Jan. 3--City Council, Regular Session ............................ 1
" 3--City Manager (W. Kenneth Gearhart), officially appointed .... 1
3--Corporation Counsel & Legal Staff, officially appointed ....... 1
3--City Clerk (Mary A. Davis), officially appointed ............. 1
3--Chaplnin Schraitt Memorial Island Subcommittee (Of Dock
Comm.) Submitting Minutes: ............................ 7, 105
3--Chicago & N/W Transportation Co. giving Quit Claim Deed for
property in 32nd St. area ................................ 6
3--Corps of Engineers submitting Notice of Report on Miss. River
Navigation System adequate mooring facilities ............. 7
3--Civil Aeronautics Bd. submitting Notice of Ozark Air Lines, &
Republic Airlines, Inc. re: Federal Aviation Act ............. 8
3--Compton, James, expressing interest in getting on H. Rights
Corem ............................................... 8
Jan. 10--City Council, Special Session ............................. 9
10--Crescent Ridge, Cedar Cross Rd., Starlite Dr. & Crescent Ct.
-objection by Mr. Polaean for street, sewer & water etc ........ 9
Jan. 17--City Council, Speciai Session ............................. 14
" 17--Children's Dental Health Month, Proclamation ............. 14
" 17--Carew, Attorney Allen, stating opinion on official newspaper
for City .............................................. 14
" 17--Central Ave. - changing of parklng meter time between Main &
Central .............................................. 15
" 17--CABLE TELE-PROGRAMMING COMM. SUBMITTING
MINUTES: ............. 17, 80, 144, 194, 210, 270, 327, 347, 392, 415
" 17 --Connony, Ann C., Clalm ................................. 17
" 17--ClaimsformonthofNovember, 1982, proofofpublication ..... 17
" 17--Catholic Mother's Study Club objecting te fees for Eagle point
Park ................................................. 18
" 17--Comm. Devsi. Block Grant application re: change in entitle-
ment ................................................ 18
"17--Crescent Ridge traffic count ............................. 18
"17--COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT COMMISSION SUB-
MITTING MINUTES: 17, 51, 80, 163, 194, 210, 298, 327, 357
" 17--City Mgr.'s response to questions of A. polaean ............. 19
Jan. 28--City Council, Special Session ............................. 21
" 28--ChavenelleRd.,Extension, re:relocationofJeld-Wen ........ 21
Feb. 7--City Council, Regular Session ............................ 25
7--Chi, Esther, Chair of H. Rights Corem, report on Yarger
Report ............................................... 27
7--Cable TV Services re: authorizing solicitation for requests for
proposals from qualified consultants re: Rate Increase for
Group W ............................................. 27
7--Cedar Cross Location Study by Brice, Petrides & Associates,
re: given authorization .................................. 27
7--Cedar Cross Extension to the SW ByPass, Motion made (not
passed) to change designation on documents ................ 27
7--Cedar Cross Extension Corridor Location Study with Brice,
Petrides & Associates, Inc., Contract for Professional Services.
28
7--Cedar Cross Extension Location re: Authorizing approval of
Project Agreement No. 82-F-052 with Ia. DOT for Preliminary
Engrg. & EnvironmentalAssessment otc .................. 28
7--CD Block Grant Project re: Publication of Notice of En-
vironmental Review Findings ............................ 32
7--CD Block Grant Documents re: Publication of Notice of
Availability for Public Inspection of Annual Performance
Report ...... ~ · ....................................... 32
"7--Civic Center Commission appointment of Robert Hammel for
unexpired term which will expire 6-29-83 ................... 33
7--Clancy, Rita M., Class "C" Liquor License and Cigarette
Permit ............................................... 34, 207
" 7--Council Proceedings (Printed) for Oct. & Nov., approved ...... 35
INDEX -- BOOK 113
1983 SUBJECT Page
Feb. 7--CABLE REGULATORY COMMISSION SUBMITTING
MINUTES: .............. 35, 80, 97, 144, 194, 210, 270, 327, 371, 392
" 7--CIVIL SERVICE COMMISSION SUBMITTING MIN-
UTES: 35, 80, 144, 210, 256, 327, 355, 435
" 7--Christensen, David, Claim, Denial ........................ 35, 97
" 7--Committee - request by Grant Co. to form same for naming
new Hwy. 151 Bridge ................................... 35
" 7--C.D. Block Grant Entitlement funds for FY 1983, HUD
acknowledging receipt of City's Submission ................ 36
7--County IDbq.) requesting suspension of taxes for one
individual ............................................ 36
7--CIP - Budget - presented by City Mgr ..................... 36
7--CIVIC CENTER COMMISSION SUBMITTING MINUTES:
........................... 35, 97, 163, 194, 256, 298, 327, 371,392
7--Claims for month of Dec., Proof of publication .............. 36
7--Commendation by Council Member Hammel on union settle-
ment, thus keeping Budget in line ......................... 36
Feb. 14--City Council, Special Session ............................. 38
' 14--Connoily, Ann C., withdrawal of claim ..................... 39
" 14--Code Supplement No. 16, Adopted ........................ 40
" 14--Comm. Development Block Grant Agreement with HUD, Ex-
ecution of Same ....................................... 40
" 14--Clark, Thereon- Airport Mgr. - re: revising Airport fees: ...... 41
" 14--Comm. Development Block Grant Agreement with HUD in
amount of $927,000 for calendar year of 1983 ............... 41
Feb. 21--City Council, Special Session ............................. 43
"21--Community Development Block Grant Funds, Publication of
Notice of Public Hearing for use of same ................... 44
,, 21_C.D. Staff and City Mgr. submitting Urban Revitalization Tax
Exemption filed and requesting approval .................. 48
"21--Calts Drum & Bugle Corps. Pres. Ron Gantz, commenting on
cost of keeping parks open and possible sale of FDR Park... 49
" 21--Children's Zoo Corem. member Randy Judge re: needing same
kind of park/facility for zoo .............................. 49
" 21--Cartigny, Roger L., tax exemption application .............. 49
"21--Catholic Mother's Study Clubs protesting $1 Vehicle fee to
enter Eagle Point Park .................................. 51
Feb. 28--City Council, Specini Session ............................. 53
"28--Chaplain Schmitt Harbor - Work Session after Council
Meeting .............................................. 54
Mar. 7--City Council, Regular Session ............. ~ ............. 55
Mar. 12--City Council, Special Session ............................. 56
" 12--Community Development - Proof of publication, of Notice of P.
Hearing for purpose of obtaining view of residents for Budget. 58, 60
" 12--Capital Improvement Budget - Notice of Hearing (Proof) ...... 59, 60
" 12--CD Dept., Public Hearing on Budget ...................... 59
" 12--Crimmins, Mary, objecting to Eagle Pt. Park User Fee,;
comments on Airport Hangar ............................ 59
" 12--Chamhar of Commerce, Motion designated $30,000 to
Economic Devel ....................................... 60
" 12 --CouncilMember Salariee, Raised .................. 61,69,70,85,95
12--Capital Improvement Program, Adoption .................. 62
12--Code of Ia. requested change by Dbq. Conference Bd. re: Tax
Collection problem ..................................... 70
Mar. 14--City Council, Regular Adjourned Session ................. 71
14--Crescent Ridge Sanitary Sewer Project ........... 73-75, 100, 136, 137
14--Contract with Project Concern for Minibuses ............... 76
" 14--Chaplain Schmltt Mem. Island, Zoning .................... 76, 77
" 14--Council Proceedings for month of Dec., approved as printed... 80
" 14--Claims for month of Jan., proof of publication ............... 80
Mar. 21--City Council, Special Session ............................. 82
,, 21.~Chaplaln Schmitt Mem. Island, application for matching funds
for development ....................................... 85
A,p,r. 4--City Council, Regular Session ............................ 89
4--"Cancer Control Month", Proclamatinn .................... 89
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1983 SUBJECT Page
Apr. 4--Cherioli, Ethel, in support of Clarence Duffy on H. Rights
Corem ............................................... 94
4--Carr, Richard. questioned specifics of Human Rights appoint-
ments ............................................... 94
4--Crawford, Murray, objected to racial names in C. Duffy's
newsletter ......................................... ;.. 94
4--Claims for month of February, 1983, Proof of publication ..... 97
4--Civil Service certifying Fire Dept. Promotional Listing for
Assistant Chief Training Officer .......................... 98
4--Curoe, James P., resignation from City Bd. of Review ........ 98
4--Cable TV (Group W), Financial Report, for 1982 ............. 98
4--Crescent Ridge Sanitary Sewer Project, specific questions by
Dr. Wm. Neumeister ................................... 98
Apr. 11--City Council, Special Session ............................. 99
" 11--Certificate of City Clerk stating notices were mailed to proper,
ty owners for Cres. Ridge San. Sewer Project, Phase II ....... 100
" II--Coach House, questioned by Dr. Neumeister why sewer
wouldn't extend that far ................................ 100
Il--Clark, Mrs. Maude objecting to Crescent Ridge San. Sewer
Project, Phase II, assessment ............................ 100
" 11--Council Meeting dates changed back te twice a month, beginn-
lng May .............................................. 104
Apr. 18--City Council, Special Session ............................. 107
" 18--Chaplain Schmitt Memorial Island, Dock Chairperson giving
report on same ........................................ 113
' 18--Clarke Drive & Madison Hiil Corner, petition for stop sigu .... 113,138
" 18--CityIsland, solicitcompetitiveproposalsonbasisofqua]ityof
attractiveness of a master on plan and capacity of developer to
carryit out ........................................... 113
' 18--Community Development Block Grant Project, authorizing
publication of Notice of Environmental Review Findings ...... 114
" 18--Cni-De-Sac Construction re: notice of Environmental Review
Findings for Certain C.D. Projects ........................ 114
" 18--Chi, Esther, appointment to Mayor's Task Force on Human
Rights ............................................... 115
" 18--Civil Service Commission certifying list for Bus Operator
positions ............................................. 117
M,a,y 2--City Council, Regular Session ............................ 1 I9
2--Child Abuse Prevention Month, Proclamation .............. 119
" 2--Clark. Gary, objecting to increase in Cable TV Rates ......... 125
" 2--Cable Television Subscriber Rates - Public Hearing - Discus-
sions, Objections, Adoption ............................. 125, 160
2--Conditional Use Provisions of OR-1 Office Residential District,
amendment ........................................... 129
2--Conditinnal Use Permit - Amendment to Section 6-106.5 Condi-
tions & Restriction ..................................... 130
2--Civil Service Examination for Bus Operator .... Petitions
concerning same ....................................... 131
2--Coalition for Human Rights, Petition of Kevin Magee ........ 131
2--Cable Televisions service, Ordinance prohibiting misappropria-
tion ................................................. 131. 159
2--Capital Improvement & Renovation project (UDAG) - FDL
Foods ............................................... 134
2--Community Development Block Grant Projects, Request for
Release of funds for Dbq. Ind. Center West Cni-De-Sac Con-
structinn ............................................. 135
2--Cul-De-Sac Construction (West) - Dubuque Ind. Center ....... 135
2--Compensation Package for Nonbargaining Unit Employees...
Adoption ............................................. 142
2--Comm. Development BG Funds - HUD advising of allocation
for "Jobs Biils". ...................................... 145
2--Cul-De-Sac Construction Project for Dbq. Ind. Center - No
Significant Effect on Environment. Notice ................. 145
May 11--City Council, Special Session ............................. 147
May 16--City Council, Special Session ............................. 148
INDEX -- BOOK 113
1983 SUBJECT Page
May 16--Congratulations to Burlington fram Dubuque on their Ses-
quicentenninl Year ..................................... 148
" 16--Conservatinn Commission (Ia. State), Lease Agreement with
City for E. B. Lyons Nature Preserve ...................... 149
" 16--Chew, Patrick C. & Nancy L., objecting to reconstruction of
JFK Road ............................................ 151
" 16--Chicago NW RR Crossing- reconstruction of Peru Rd. at same.
................................. : ...... 152, 153, 175, 176, 247
" 16--Cable Car Square Assn. requesting to place planters in the 4th
St. Cable Car Square Area ............................... 153
" 16--Chaplain Schmitt Memorial Park &Rec. Complex, Accepting a
Project Agreement for Federal Financial Assistance through
Land & Water Conservation Funds ....................... 154
" 16--Chaplain Schinitt Island Development Documents & Lease
Option Agreement ..................................... 154
" 16--Cable Television Subscriber Rates, Change in Ordinance ...... 160
" 16--C,K. of Dubuque, Inc., Cigarette Permit ................... 162
" 16--Cremer Grocery Co., Cigarette Permit, Class "C" Beer Permit.
162
" 16--Curran, Velma, Cigarette Permit ......................... 162
" 16--Canfield Hotel, Inc., Cigarette Permit ..................... 162
"16--Caitham, Thomas S., Claim .............................. 163
" 16--Claims for month of March, Proof of publication ............. 163
" 16--Chamber of Commerce submitting quarterly report for third
quarter of 1982-1983 ................................... 164
" 16--Commissinner of Insurance cer tifylng Merchants Bonding Co.
(Mutual) is authorized to transact appropriate business of
Fidelity & Surety Ins. in the State .................. ~ ..... 164
" 16--C.D. Director position, request by Dr. Neumeister that same
not be filled ........................................... 165
June 6--City Council, Regular Session ............................ 169
6--Conditional Use Permit - Ordinance changing modification of
condition or restriction under which permit is granted ........ 173
6--Conditinnal Use Permits, re: Historical or Architectually
Significant Structures .................................. 174
6--Chaplain Schmitt Memorial Island Irrigation System... con-
structinn project ............................... 180, 222, 223, 341
6--Cable Car Square Assn. requesting to place planters in the 4th
St. Cable Car Square area ............................... 181,182
6--Collection Accounts re: collect delinquent refuse accounts ..... 184
6--Corell, Mary, delinquent refuse account; delinquent sewer
account .............................................. 185
6--County Auditor, delinquent refuse and sewer accounts cer~
tiffed for collection ..................................... 185
" 6--Cats, updating rabies vaccination requirements ............. 191
" 6--Casey's General Store, Cigarette Permit ................... 192
" 6--Creslanes Bowling, Inc., Cigarette Permit and Liquor License.
.................................................... 192, 209
" 6--Chateau, The, Cigarette Permit; Class "C" Beer & Liquor
License .............................................. 192, 194
" 6--Cummings, Florence, Settlement of Claim .................. 195
" 6--Claims for April, Proof of publication ...................... 195
" 6--Civff Service certifying list of Entrance Level Firefighters ..... 196
" 6--Clark, James T., refund on Liquor License .................. 196
" 6--Civff Aeronautics Bd. re: Application of American Central
Airlines, Inc. for certificate of Public Convenience and necessi-
ty for interstate and overseas Air Transportation ............ 196
June 20--City Council, Special Session ............................. 198
" 20--Chamber of Commerce - Purchase of Services Agreement with
City ................................................. 201
" 20--Conventinn & Visitor's Bureau, Agreement Covering Same ete.
201
" 20--CD "Emergency Jobs Bill" funds with Hud- application ...... 202
" 20--Community Development Block Grant, Filing of Program
Statement ............................................ 203, 271
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1983 SUBJECT Page
June 20--CD Block Grant Projects, Publication of Notice of Environ-
ment. Review Findings ................................. 203
20--Code Supplement No. 17 adopted ......................... 204
20--City Clerk Mary Davis Evaluation set out .................. 206
20--Corporatiun Counsel Harley Stark evaluation set out ......... 206
20--City Manager W. Kenneth Gearhart evaluation set out ....... 206
20--Cecbett, Earl F., Cigarette Permit and Beer Permit .......... 206, 290
20--Clarke College, Cigarette Permit .......................... 207
20--Councff Proceedings for February, approved ................ 209
20--Closed Session ................................ 211,300, 357, 408
June 25--City Council, Special Session ............................. 212
" 25--Contracts for City Appointed Staff (Gearhart, Stark) ........ 212
June 29--City Council, Special Session ............................. 213
"29--Contracts for Council Appointed Staff (Gearhart, Stark) ...... 213
July 4--City Council, Regular Session ............................ 215
Ju,!y 5--City Councff, Regular Adjourned Session .................. 216
5--Cheney Road from Penn. Ave. to Hillcrest, 1983 Asphalt Pay.
Project .............................................. 219
5--Clarke Drive, 1983 Asphalt Paving Project ................. 219
5--Compten, James, appointed to Human Rights Commission .... 229
5--Charchill, Tom, applicant for TV Cable Regulatory Connn ..... 230
5--Cox, Chad, applicant for Park & Rec. Commission ........... 230
5--Cable TV Regulatory Commission appointments of Wm.
Ternent and Douglas Hflby .............................. 230
5--Cable TV Teleprogramming Commission appointments of
Brian Blodgett, Jim Meek and M. Lark Underwood .......... 231
5--Capital Tobacco Co., Cigarette Permit ..................... 231
5--Councff Proceedings approved as printed for March .......... 232
5--Community Development Projects, Proof of publication of
Notice of Finding of No Significant Effect .................. 233
July 18--City Council, Special Session ............................. 234
" 18--Computer Directed Information & Control System Project (for
Water Division) ............................... 242, 259, 260, 364
"18--Chamber of Commerce - Approving an Agreement for
Economic Development Services as Administrative Agent for
an Economic Development Steering Committee ............. 244
" 18--Cart, Tim, re: Alternate No. i for preference of improvement.
249
" 18--Chaplain Schmitt Memorial Island - Resolution amending Res.
No. 144-83 to revise Submission Deadline & other dates ....... 250
" 18--Court Officer Deed to Four Mounds ....................... 251,252
" 18--Civic Center Commission - Ordinance changed to have mem-
hers for 3 Year Terms ................................... 254
" 18--ChamberofCommerce, Class"B"BeerPermitandrofund .... 256,299
" 18--Community Devalopment Director re: Snit of T-H concerning.
" 18--Commercial Recreation District - re: Draft of proposal re:
rezoning of Schmitt Island ...................... 257, 283, 306, 308
" 18--Center Grove Bridge, re: complaint @ overhanging branches.. 258
A,u,g 1--City Council, Regular Session ............................ 259
1--Continental Ill. NB & T & Assoc. ~ G.O. Bond issue awarded to
them ................................................ 261
" 1--Corporatinn Counsel position, re: authorization to advertise
an interim joint legel Counsal ............................ 262
1 --Chaplain Schmitt Memorial Island, report on Soil Conditions.
262
1--CD Loan Program - re: Application for Jald-Wen Relocation.
.................................................... 263
1--Contract with Touche, Ross & Co. for Cable Rate Analysis .... 268
1--Cable Rate Analysis, Contract with Touche, Ross & Co ....... 268
1--City Funds, re: Ordinance providing for Daffy Deposits ....... 269
1 --Columbkffle's Church ISt.~, Class "B" Beer Permit and refund. 270, 347
1--Certification re: U.S. Dept. of Interior approving Dbq. Historic
Preservation Ordinance ................................. 271
INDEX -- BOOK 113
1983 SUBJECT Page
Aug 1--Cedar Cross Hwy. Project re: comments by T. J. Blocklinger.
1--61~s'i~r'f~-'r;~i~i~'~i'ii~io~i ~i~a.' '.'.','.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.
1--Civil Service Comm. certifying Wm. T. Miller for position of
Fire Chief. ...........................................
Aug 11--City Council, Special Session .............................
Aug 15--City Council, Special Session .............................
271
271
272
273
278
" 15--Chaplain Schmitt Memorial Island, - change in Zoning, to
provide for CR Commercial Recreation District ......... 283, 306, 308
,, 15--CR Commercial Rec. District, adding to Code ............... 283,284
" 15--Chaplain Schmitt Memorial Island - Zoning Change from HI to 284
" 15--Correctional Services Dept. - requesting rezoning of property
at E. 15th & Elm Streets .................... 284, 300, 306, 337,413
,, 15_Canopy request for D & D What Not at 1266 Central ......... 285,286
" 15--Calandar Year 1982 Grantee Performance Report, Notice of
Availability ........................................... 287
" 15--CD Block Grant Documents, Publication of Notice of
Availability ........................................... 287
" 15--CD Block Grant Jobs Bill Agreement with HUD; application
297
" " ' ' n e 298
" 15--CueMaster, Class C L~quorL ....................
" 15--Coyle, Mary, Claim ..................................... 298
" 15--Catimllc Mothers Study Club requesting no collection of
vehicle entry fee at Eagle Point Park in August ............. 299
, 15--Carthew, Dennis, refund request for Cigarette Permit ........ 299
" 15--Claims for June, Proof of publication ...................... 299
" 15--City Development Board - final for annexation of "Four
3OO
Mounds" .............................................
Sept 5--City Council, Regai~ar Scesion ............................ 303
Se,pt 6_City Council, Adjourned Regular Session .................. 304
6--Chaplain Schmizt Memorial Island Park & Rec. Complex,
Ballficids Perimetor Fence ................... 309, 310, 349, 350, 411
6--Chaplain Schmitt Memorial Island Marker designation, dis-
cussion eto ........................................... 312, 364
6--Clarke College Beer Permit Transferred .................... 326
6--Civil Constructors, Inc. - Claim by Parkson Corp ............ 328
6-- Cedar Rapids Telavision Co., requesting FCC to deny KDUB-
TV's request for continued nondupllcation service ........... 329
6--Certificate of Public Convenience submitted by American Cen-
tral Airlines ........................................... 329
" 6--City Development Board re: Annexation of Iowa National
Guard property approved ............................... 329
6--Civil Service Commission certifying list of Police Entrance in-
dividuals ............................................. 330
332
Sept 14--City Council, Special Session .............................
Sept 26--City Council, Special Session ............................. 333
" 26--Cedar Cross Transportation Project - Selecting an Alignment
for Comprehensive Environmental Assessment Study ........ 338
" 26--Chaplain Schmitt Memorial Island Park & Rec. Complex,
Grading, Drainage & Roadway Base... Completion of Project.
.................................................... 340, 341
" 26--Chl, Esther, clarified specifics of Mayor's Task Force on H.
Rights Commission .................................... 342
"26--CivllConstructors, Inc., Suit ............................. 347
" 26--Colligan, Daniel M. & Mary V., Claim ...................... 347
,, 26--Cross, Anita, Claim, Denial .............................. 347,371
,, 26_Clauer, Garry F., Claim, Dismissal ........................ 347,405
" 26--Corpe of Engineers re: Decre's applied for continued
maintenance dredging .................................. 348
,, 26_Cable Regulatory Comm. resignation of Sr. Janet Dolphln ..... 348
Oct. 3--City Council, Regular Session ............................ 349
" 3--Convecalon of Bleachers to Electrical Operation at Five Flags.
................................................ 351, 375, 376
INDEX -- BOOK 113
1983 SUBJECT Page
Oct. 3--Central Market Permit Fees, Clarification (By Ord.) ......... 353
3--Corporation Counsel appointment - Discussion .............. 354
Oct. 8--City Council, SpecialSession ............................. 357
Oct. 17--City Council, Special Session ............................. 358
" 17--Clark, Thereon (Airport Mgr.) requesting to proceed with con-
denmation of Bradley property ........................... 364
" 17--Condenmation 0f BradleY Proper ty - Airport ................ 364
, 17--CommunityDevciopmentBlockGrantProjects, publicationof
Environmental Findings ................................ 367
" 17--Code Supplement No. 18, adopted ........................ 369
" 17--Churchill, Tom, applicant for TV Cable Reg. Commission ..... 369
" 17--Cable TV Regulatory Commission appointment of Mark J.
Wlllging ............................................. 369, 370
17--Cock'nBull, Inc., Class "C" Liquor License ................. 370
" 17--Council Proceedings, approved as printed for May ........... 371
" 17--Caitham, Thomas S., Denini of Claim ...................... 371
17--Callahan, Helen A,, Denial of Claim ....................... 371
17--Cornish, Louis, Closing of Claim .......................... 371
Nov. 7--City Council, Regular Session ............................ 375
7--Creecent Ridge, petition for replacement of tile .............. 380
7--CD Block Grant, Authorizing the filing of Program Statement. 384
7--CD Block Grant Projects, Authorizing submission for request
for release of funds ..................................... 385
7--CD Loan Program Application for Area Residential Care
Project .......................................... 387, 388, 427
7--CD Loan Program Application for Airport Office Building
Construction ......................................... 388, 427
7--Confidentiality in Closed Sessions, Discussed ............... 391
7--Conference Board Submitting Minutes .................... 392
7--CD Projects, No Significant Effect on Environment, Proof .... 393
7--City Primary Election Results ........................... 394
7--Chicago, NW Trans. Co., filed before ICC a proposal to acquire
Chicago, Milwaukee, St. Paul & Pacific RR ................. 395
7--Commercial Rec. offering for Chaplain Schmitt Memorial
Island ............................................... 395
7--Cedar Rapids TV re: KDUB-TV proceedings ................ 395
Nov 21--City Council, Special Session ............................. 397
" 21--Cedar Cross Road, Property south, rezoning from AG to C-7.
................................................ 398, 399, 417
" 21 --Central & 12th St., removal of stop sign, discussed ........... 403
"21--Century Plaza Res., Inc., Cigarette Permits; Class "C" Liquor
License .............................................. 404, 405
"21--Cable Tel~Programming, Human Services Subcommittee.,
submitting Minutes .................................... 405
"21--CD Block Grant Program, Proof of publication on Notice of
Env. Review Proc ...................................... 406
"21--City of Dubuque General Election Results .................. 407
" 21--Churchill, Tom, writo in votes listed ....................... 408
Dec. 5--City Council, Regular Session ............................ 409
5--Citlcerp. Inc. Credit Inc., Intercreditor Ageeemont with
UDAG Grant Agreement ............................... 409
5--Carport construction request by A. Kerkenbush on city alley.
411
5--Contributions Contract, Execution of Annual, 25 Units Sec. 8
Funds ............................................... 412
5--Capltal Grant Project, 2 replacement Keyline Minibuses ...... 412
5--Cable TV - Touche Ross Report, Rate Increase .............. 413, 424
5--Clarke College, Class "B" Beer Permit ..................... 414
5--Council Proceedings of June, approved as printed ........... 414
5--Complaint to Recover Money or Property & "Motion for
Contempt" as filed before Bankruptcy Ct. re: BEYER AVIA-
TION ................................................ 415
Dec. 19--City Council, Special Session ............................. 417
" 19--County Conservation Society, Extension of Lease Agreement
for River View Park .................................... 431
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Dec. 19--Code Supplement No. 19, adopted ........................ 433
19--Cable Regulatory Commission re: recommendations re: Cable
Rate Increase request .................................. 434
19--Crane Enterprises, Inc., Cigarette Permit; Class "C' Liquor
License .............................................. 434, 435
19--Ciaims for Oct., Proof ................................... 436
19--City Island Bridge, Iowa DOT notifying of wing dam con-
struction ............................................. 437
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Jan. 3--Davis, Mary A. appointed officially and sworn in as City Clerk.
1,2
" 3--Don's Transmission, affect on business by new NonConform-
ing Uses Zoning Ordinance .............................. 2
" 3--Deich, Council Member, submitting report on National League
of Cities meeting. ...................................... 7
Jan. 10--Dniton, Father John, giving invocation .................... 9
Jan. 17--Dubuque Advertiser, discussion for official newspaper ....... 14
17--Dubuque Typographical Union, wishing that T-H be
designated as official newspaper .......................... 14
" 17 --DOT (Ia.) Execution of Agreement on Right-of-Way Assurance
Statement ............................................ 15
17--Dubuque Marina water requested for use for ice skating etc. by
Winter Wonderland .................................... 20
Jan. 28--Dubuque Industrial Center - 2nd Phase, granting approval for
Jeldwen relocation on Chavenelle Rd. extension ............. 21
"28--Dittemore, Daniel, of Chamber of C., requesting Council to
proceed with Phase II of Dbq. Ind. Center improvement ...... 21
" 28--Dubuque In Futuro, Inc. requesting approval of Amendment
to Frommelt Land Purchase contract ...................... 22
Feb. 7--DeLaney, Dan, Mgr. of Group W Cable, requesting rate
increase .............................................. 27
7--Dubuque Metropolitan Area Solid Waste Agency and City of
Dubuque Five Year Operating Agreement .................. 30
7--Dubuque Industrial Center, Phase II, publication of Environ-
mental Assessment Review Finding ....................... 31, 32
7--Duffy, Clarence, appointed to 3 year term on Human Rights
Commission .......................................... 33
7--Dean, Raymond. case dismissed .......................... 35
7--December reports of Treasurer & Finance Director. & Claims.
36
7--Dorweller, Delos, requesting enactment of Noise Ordinance... 36
7--Dubuque County Requesting tax suspension for individual in
need ................................................. 36
Feb. 21--Dubuque Industrial Center Associated Sewer/Water Services
Fac'dlties Project, acceptance of same ..................... 47
" 21--Dubuque In Futuro - approval of finni piat of property owned
by them .............................................. 47
" 21--Dubuque Industrial Center First Addition - Approving Plat of
Subdivision of Lot 1 .................................... 47
" 21--DOT (Ia.) notification of wing dam repair on Mississippi ...... 51
Mar 12--Dubuque Federation of Labor objecting to Eagle Point Park
User Fee ............................................. 59
" 12--Dock Dept. Public Hearing at '84 Budget Adoption .......... 60
" 12--Development Services Public Hearing at '84 Budget Adoption.
60
" 12--Dog License Fee, Ordinance changed raising same ........... 66
" 12--Dubuque Conference Bnard requesting change in Code of Iowa
to correct a property tax collection problem ................ 70
Mar 14--December Council Proceedings approved as printed .......... 80
Mar 21--Dubuque Industrial Center and Associated Sewer/Water
Service Facilities, rescinding of Resolutions 37-83 & 38-83 ..... 84
" 21--Development of Chaplain Schmitt Memorial Park . . . Sub-
mission of a request for Funds for Development under the
Land and Water ConservaU~on Fund Program ............... 85
" 21--Duffy, Clarence - petition of Classie Hoyle to remove same
from the Human Rights Commission; other discussion .......
............................................... 87, 94, 95, 145
" 21--Donovan, Ward, - City Manager denying petition re: parking
on 19th St ............................................ 87
A,p,r. 4--Dix, Rev. Wm., opinion as to racial jokes ................... 94
4--Dubuque Art Association, Class "C" Beer & Wine License .... 96
4--DOCK COMMISSION SUBMITTING MINUTES: .........
.......................... 97, 105, 163, 270, 298, 327, 355, 392, 435
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Apr. 11--Domeyer, Nell, Youth in Government Council Member ....... 99
" 11--DeLaney, Dan, Mgr. of Group W., re: Cable Rate Increase(s).
.................................................... 103, 125
" 11--Dubuque Pawnbrokers submitting appeal to Council relative
to revocation of their license ............................. 103, 109
" 11--Darby, Peter, appointment to Mechanical Board ............ 104
" 11 --Dorweiler, Deloc, in supper t of "Public Safety Director and 911
Emergency Phone No." . ............................... 105
" 11--Dubuque Art Association, Refund on Beer Permit ........... 105
" 11--Dully, Clarence, favorable comment by Val Pins ............. 106
Apr. 18--Dix, Rev. Wm., Gave Invocation ......................... 107
" 18--Dental Hygienists' Recognition Week, Proclamation ......... 107
" 18--Dubuque Optimists Bicycle Safety Week, Proclamation ...... 107
" 18--Dubuque Industrial Center West Cul-De-Sac Construction,
Public Notice of No Significant Effect on the Environment .... 113
" 18--Dully, Clarence, re: formation of Mayor's Task Force concern-
ing appointments to Human Bights ....................... 115, 131
" 18--Dubuque First China, Inc, Class "C" Beer & Liquor License
and Cigarette Permit ................................... 116, 404
" 18--Dauner, Pauline, Suit ................................... 116
May 2--Dubuque County Historical Society requesting approval of
designation of property at 372 Bluff as arcMtecturaliy signifi-
cant ................................................. 126
2--Dubuque Ind. Center, West Cul-de-Sac Construction - Release
of Funds ............................................. 135
2--Dubuque Industrial Center West Cul-de-Sac - Notice of
Finding of No Significant Effect on Environment ............ 145
May 16--DubuqueFest (Sesquicentennial}, Proclamation ............. 148
" 16--Developer Designation etc. - Resolution approving minimum
requirements criteria etc. for Ch. Schmitt Mem. Island ....... 154
" 16--DB & Q, Cigarette, Permit, Liquor License ................. 162,163
" 16--Dougherty, Barb & Patrick, Cigarette Permit ............... 162
" 16--Dubuque Golf & Country club, Beer & Liquor License and
Cigarette Permit ...................................... 163, 206
" 16--DOT, letting guardrail & shoulder paving project on U.S. 52.
164
" 16--Dubuque Area Chamber of Commerce, Quarterly raper t ...... 164
June 6--Delinquent accounts certified to Auditor for Sewer & Refuse
CoLlection ............................................ 184, 185
6--Dubuque Industriai Center Fourth Addition - Approval of
Plat ................................................. 189
6--Dog & Cat, updating rabies vaccination requirements, ate .....
.................................................... 191, 192
6--Daising, Lloyd IChateau), Cigarette Permit; Liquor License...
.................................................... 192, 194
6--Deslgn Center, Inc., Cigarette Permit and Liquor License ..... 192, 414
6--Demmer, Mary (El Toro}, Cigarette Permit and Liquor License.
............. ~ ..................................... 193, 298
6--Dubuque Lodge 355 Loyal Order of Moose, Class "A" Liquor
License .............................................. 194
6--Dubuque Ind. Center West Cul-de-Sac, Proof of publication of
Notice of intent to file a request for release of funds for same.
195
6--Draft EIS for Dodge St. Improvements, revised version ...... 196
6--Dodge St. Improvements, Draft ElS - revised version sub-
mitred ............................................... 196
6--Dubuque Golf & Country Cinb, request for fireworks display
on July 4 ............................................. 197
June 20~Delinquent Charges for Water Services - Ordinance set out
-failed ................................................ 204
" 20--Davis, Mary A. (City Clerk), Evaluation Set out ............. 206
" 20--Dory, Nelda I., Cigarette Permit .......................... 206
" 20--Dubuque Municipal Airport, Cigarette Permit .............. 207
" 20--Dunne, Wm., F., Cigarette Permit ........................ 207
" 20--Dunne, Phyllis Cigarette Permit .......................... 207
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June20--Dubuque Invitational Softball Tourn., Transfer of Beer
Permit ............................................... 208
" 20--DOT (Ia.) re: P. Hearing on improvements to US 20 between
Concord St. & U.S. 61 connection ......................... 210
"20--Dodge St. Improvements from Concord to U.S. 61 connection
-P. Hearing set by Iowa DOT ............................ 210
July 5--Dock Board - Ordinance delineating power s, membership, Mgr.
ate .......................................... 228, 250, 263, 264
5--Duffy, Wm., Cigarette Permit; Class "C" Liquor License ......
.................................................... 231, 232
July 18--Deich, Council Member re: Discussion on removal of Park
Entry Fees ........................................... 243
" 18--Dix, Wm., objecting to Eagle Pt. Park Vehicle Entry Fees .....
............... 243, 330, 338, 348
"18--l~'g~ ~or~g ~ev~l~me~t' ~tee;i~g C~: (J.B. Marl-
wether} re: City's financial condition ...................... 243
"18--Dock, Concrete Loading fur Mulgrew Authorized ........... 248
" 18--Dodge St. Improvement - Resolution Recommending Alte[-
nate I ................................................ 249
" 18--Deed Acceptance for Burden Property ..................... 251
" 18--Draft of propoced Commercial Rec. District fur Schmitt Island.
" 18-- let sid alkr irpr ecto rand ewA 258
A ,u,g. 1--Dubuque County Fair Week, Proclamation ................. 259
l--Deposit of City's funds - Daily - Ord. setting out ............. 269
1--Dolan, John J. & Dennis, Cigarette Permit ................. 269
1--Dubuque Historic Pres. Ordinance, US Dept. of Interior - for
certification under provisions of Economic Recovery Tax Act.
.................................................... 271
1--Dept. of Interior approving Dubuque Historic Preservation
Ordinance ............................................ 271
1--Dee, Gosling & Co., Statement of Services for Parking Audit
Report ............................................... 271
" 1--Dubuque County Institutional Accounts requesting tax sus-
pension .......................................... 271, 299, 328
Aug. 15--D & D What Not, re: Zephyr Aluminum Prod. Constructing
Canopy .............................................. 286
" 15--Dohrer, Mary, Claim; Settled ............................ 298,415
" 15--Dept. of Transportation (Ia.) notifying of repainting & repair of
Julien Dubuque Bridge ................................. 299
" 15--Dept. of Correction Services petitioning acquisition of city-
owned property adjacent to 15th & Elm Streets; (Rezoning)...
............................................ 284, 300, 306, 337
" 15--Dunphy, Fire Chief, submitting Annual Report for 1983 ...... 300
Sept 6--Dubuque Community Access Week, Proclamation ........... 304
" 15--Discontinuatlan of Rehabilitatinn Commission .............. 309,333
" 15--Dubuque County Board of Supervisors, request by S. Hinke to
have Council support to them change in license for Hills &
Dales ................................................ 311
" 15--Dubuque In Future requesting approvai of Appraisal Findings
for pricing of site in Dubuque Industrial Center ............. 311
" 15--Dock Commission Minutes - stating of erroneous minutes re:
placement of marker on Chaplain Schmitt Island ............ 312
" 15--Dock Board appointments, delayed ....................... 326
" 15--Dock Board resignation of Michael p. Keegan ............... 328,329
" 15--Development Board (City), notffying approval of annexation of
Iowa National Guard property ........................... 329
" 15--Dock Board re: establishment of marker/memoriai on NE tip of
Chaplain Schmitt Memorial Island ........................ 330
Sept 26--Dubuque Symphony Orchestra, Proclamation .............. 333
" 26--Dock Board appointment of Rose Marie Montgomery ........ 345
" 26--Dubuque Motor Hotels, Inc., Class "B" Liquor License ....... 347
" 26--Deere & Co., notification of continued maintenance dredging.
.................................................... 348
" 26--Dolphin, Sr. Janet, resignation from Cable Reg. Comm ....... 348
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Oct. 17--Day, Jane of St. Aibans, England, Thanking Dubuque on
behalf of Friendship Force ............................... 358
" 17--Deferred Comp. Plan, Amending International City Manage-
ment Assn. Retirement ................................. 365
- 17--Driver/Attendant for Ambulance Servlce, Changing of Ord ....
.................................................... 366, 367
" 17--Doty, NeldaL.,Class C LlquorLlcense .................. 370
" 17--Dix, Leo, Denlal of Clalm ................................ 371
" 17--Deery, David, Denial of Claim ............................ 371
17--DYB, Inc. vs. Northwestern Bell Telephone Co. vs. City, Suit.
371
Nov. 7--Deich, Don re: discussion of confidentiality at Closed Sessions.
391
7--Dietz, James L. rs. Human Rights Suit, dismissed ........... 393
7--Dock Bd., resignations by Sandy Sanderson & D. Sullivan .... 395
7--DOT (Ia.) re: Chicago & NW Transp. Co. has filed before the
ICC a proposal to acquire the Chicago, Milwaukee, St. Paul &
Pacific RR Co ......................................... 395
Nov. 21--Disposition of Interests in Certain Real Estate re: FDL, Inc.,
subordinating mortgage interest ......................... 397
" 21--Disaster, Mutual Aid Agreement, City & Other municipalities.
401
"21--DOT (Ia.) Submission of 5 Year Street Program ............. 402
" 21--Danner, J. A. resigning as Journeyman Plumber from Plumb-
ing Board & requesting appointment as Master Plumber on
same board, appointed .................................. 403,404
"21'Dock Board appointments of Don McMullen & Allen Gourley.
.................................................... 403, 404
...... n 405
" 21--Do, Inc.,Class C LlquorLlce se .....................
Dec. 5--Davies, Bob re: Correctional Services requesting permission
for 15th & Elm property to be considered for Urban Revit.
District .............................................. 413
5--Dodge & Locust, Mayor of Asbury requesting destination sign-
lng be placed there ..................................... 416
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1983 SUBJECT Page
Jan. 3--Expansion of Non-Conforming Uses Ordinances ............. 2
Jan. 17--ELECTRICAL EXAMINING BOARD SUBMITTING MIN-
UTES: ................................. 17, 87, 194, 270, 347, 405
" 17--Edwards Property - P & Z advising that it is reverting back to
R-2 Single Family Residential District ..................... 18
" 17--Entitlement of C.D. funds, amount changed; executed ........ 18
' 17--English Mill Road Traffic Count .......................... 18
" 17--Eagie Point Park, obi ection to charging admission ...........
................................ 18, 51, 59, 201, 243, 299, 313, 330
Jan. 28--EDA, submission of 2nd phase of Dbq. Ind. Center,
recommend-
hig that Council approve application to same ............... 21
Feb. 7--Environmental Assessment Study re: Cedar Cross Extension
Location Study ........................................ 28
7--Engineering Contract with Greenhorne & O'Mara, Inc. for eer-
vices with installation of heat recuperator at WWTP ......... 29
7--Environmental Assessment Review Finding for Dubuque Ind.
Center, Phase II ....................................... 31
" 7--Environmental Review - Findings for Certain C.D. Block Grant
Project .............................................. 32
Feb. 21--Engineer's Week (National), set out by proclamation ......... 43
Mar 12--Elliott, Richard, objecting to Eagle Pt. Park Fee ............ 59
" 12--Eberhardt, Auleen, objecting to Eagle Pt. Park User Fees ..... 59, 299
" 12--Eagie Point Park, Motion to keep it "free". ................ 61
Mar 14--Engineerlng Dept. Award by Iowa Concrete Assn ........... 71
" 14--Electricdi Examining Board, Ord. providing for appointments
&torms of office to same ................................ 77
" 14--Elec. Appeal Board, Ord. providing for term of Office for ap-
pointments ........................................... 78
" 14--Eagies (Fraternal Order o9, Class "C" Beer & Liquor License.
Apr. 11 --Emergency Phone No., approvalby D. Dorweiler ............ 105
Apr. 18--Environmental Review Findings for C.D. Projects (Dbq. Ind.
Center West Cul-De-Sac Construction) ..................... 114
" 18--E.B. Lyons Prairie-Woodiand Preserve & Nature Interpretive
Center, Leased to Ia. State Conservation Corem ............. 128, 149
May 2--Evening Optimist Club of Dubuque - Class "B" Beer Permit.
.................................................... 143
May 11--Everts, J., Suspension as Bus Operator .................... 147
May 16--Edwards Pre-Cast Concrete Co. (D. James & Patricia
Edwards), re: approval of plat of Patricia Ann Acres ......... 158
' 16--Ellis, Victorina, Cigarette Permit ' 162
June 6--Embassy West, Subd. of Lot 5, Block 3, Plat approved ....... 186
6--Ernst, Daniel P., Applicant for P & Z ...................... 192
6--El Toro, Cigarette Permit ............................... 193
June 20--Eberhardt, Auleen C., objecting to vehicle entry fees at Eagle
Point Park ............................................ 201
6--Emergency Jobs Bills funds with HUD ........ 202, 226, 271,288, 299
6--Environmental Review Findings for projects funded under
"Jobs Bills". ......................................... 203
6--EDA, Offer to Grant ................................... 205
6--Evainations of City Appointed Staff (Clerk, Mgr., Attorney).
6--Eagies (Fraternal Order of), Cigarette Permit ............... 207
6--Extension of Time for KDUB, before FCC .................. 210
July 5--Ehlers, Jerome, applicant fur TV Cable Regulatory Coram ....
.................................................... 230, 369
5--Edens, Tammy A., Class "C" Liquor License ............... 232
July 18--Engineering Study authorized for Amtrak Railroad Service... 243
" 18--Economic Development Steering Comm. (J. Meriwether) re:
City's financial condition ................................ 243
" 18--Entry Fees at Eagle Point Park - Objections, Discussion ......
..................................... 59, 201, 243, 299, 313, 330
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July 18--Economic Development Services - Agreement with Chamber of
Commerce as Administrative Agent for Econ. Development.
Steering Committee .................................... 244
Aug 1--Embassy West Drive & Embassy West Court, petition to get
final coat of asphalt by Sam Bechen etc ................ 262, 300, 348
1--East 4th St. Peninsula Ave. - re: relocation of Jeld-Wen Loan
Application ........................................... 263
1--Everts, Jeff, affirmation of Suspension .................... 268
1--Economic Recovery Tax Act of 1981 re: US Dept. of Interior
. ,, · ,, 271
approving Dbq. H~st. Pres. etd ........................
1--Elm (15th), request for rezoning (Dept. of Corr. Services) ......
........................................ 284, 300, 306, 337, 413
Aug 15--Ege, Clara, plat of property south of JFK approved .......... 295
" 15--Electrical Examining Board appointments of Michael Sieler,
Steven Braun, Richard F. Wagener, Wm. C. Weltnauer &
Charles B. Oberembt ................................... 296
,, 15_Electrical Bnerd of Appeals appelntments of Davld W. Grothe,
Paul J. Uhlrich & Walter H. Johnson, James A. Coeley &
Donald H. Pfohl ....................................... 296, 297
Sept 6--Experimental Aviation Assn., requesting to land & take off
airplanes on NW Arterial ............................... 312, 342
6--Easemente (Transfer) in Mun. Ice Harbor area between Burl-
ingten N. RR & City for riverfront development Imuseum etc.) 313
6--Edens, Tammy A., Cigarette Permit; Class "C" Liquor
License .............................................. 327
6--Entrance Exams for Police Dept., names certified by Civil Ser-
vice Comm ........................................... 330
" 26--Environmental Assessment Study for Cedar Cross Transpor-
tation Study, Selection of an Ailgnment ................... 338
"26--Emergency Repair of Storm Sewer at 14th & Central & White.. 340
Oct. 17--Environmental Findings for several C.D. Block Grant Project
publication, proof ........................ .'.: ........... 367, 406
' 17--Eberhart, Lon B., applicant for Airport Comnnsmon ......... 369
" 17_Educational Access TV Censor tium, Minutes Submitted ..... 371
Nov 7--Election, Municipal Primary., results of same ............... 394
"7--Election, Municipal General., resnits of same ............... 407
Dec. 5--Elks, (Benev. & Protective Order), Class "C" Liquor License... 414
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F
Jan. 7--Fitzsimmone, Paul, applicant for Housing Code Appeals Board.
7
7--Fire & Police Retirement Pension Systems appointment of
Thomas W. Hopper .................................... 7
7--Fulton Arms Apt. Bldg., Claim, Closed .................... 7, 371
Jan 17--Federal Aid Projects, Mayor executing Agreement with IDOT
for right of way assurance statements ..................... 15
" 17--Fransen, Lorraine A., Class "C" Beer & Liquor License and
Cigarette Permit ....................................... 17, 193
Jan 28--Frommelt Ind. Inc., and Dbq. In Future - Amendment to Con-
tract for Purchase of Real Estate in Dbq. Ind. Center ......... 22
Feb. 7--Feldman, Don, applicant for Civic Center Corem ............. 33
7--Fire Engine Co. #3, request by W. Pregler that consideration be
given same ........................................... 36
7--Fifth grade students of Hoover submittla~ comments on
"User Fees" etc ....................................... 36
Feb. 14--Four MOunds, discussion of accepting Burden Property etc... 38, 41
" 14--Fees at Dubuque Municipal Airport, request for Airport
Comm. to regulate same ................................ 41
" 14--Farrell, Carolyn, spokeinfavorofacceptingBurdenproperty.. 41
Feb. 21--Five Year Capital Improvement Program, Setting date of
Public Hearing ........................................ 43
"21 --Fee discussion re: Eagle Pelnt Park .......................
................................... 18, 51, 201,243, 299, 331,330
Feb. 28--Fuerste, Attorney Wm., spoke against new Ambulance Ord... 53
Mar 12--Fjelhnan, Judie - on behalf of League of Women Voters - com-
menting on various facets of the Budget Process and Depts... 59
" 12--Freund, George, objecting to Eagle Pt. Park User Fee ........ 59
" 12--Fire Dept. - New Service Charges fur Opening Vehicle or Struc-
ture; Retrieval or Extrication of Domesticated Animals; for
Pumping or Removal of Liquids from any Building or Excava-
tion ................................................. 63
12--Fire Dept. - Providing for Standby Fire Equipment Service for
a Fee (Helicopter Landing $100 Per Hr.) .................... 64
12--Fees raised for Ambulance Service ........................ 65
Mar 14--FAUS Award, given to Engineering Dept .................. 70
" 14--FDR Park- opposition to sale of same ..................... 80
A ,p,r. 4--Fair Housing Month, Proclamation ....................... 89
4--Frommelt Industries - Amendment to Memorandum of Agr~-
ment, (Reecheduling of P. Hearing & Extension of Mem. of
Agreement.) .......................................... 90, 91
" 4--Frommelt Industries Inc., re: Industrial Development Revenue
Bonds, Series 1983 - Changing Project Designation thereof ....
.................................................. 92, 93, 119
" 4--Fink, Douglas, Cigarette Permit & Beer Permit .......... 96, 115, 207
" 4--Frommelt, Mildred, Claim ....... ~. ...................... 97
" 4--February, 1983, Proof of Publication of List of Claims ........ 97
4--FDR Park, comment by Dr. Neumeister as to time to rent crop
land ................................................. 98, 106
4--Financial Report for Group W Cable for 1982, Submitted ..... 98
Apr. 11--Fillmore - possible zoning change immediately west. (North
Sector) ............................................... 103
" 11--Flexsteel, zoning change pessible. (Nor th Sector) ............ 103
" 11 --Fisch, Mrs. Rosella, elaim; Denial ......................... 105,371
" 11--Feldman, Elmer, suit with DB & T ........................ 105
Apr. 18--Fens, Ronald (Ron's Barrel Tap), Class "C" Beer & Liquor
License, Refund ....................................... 116, 347
M,a,y 2--Funds, Transfer of re: Budget ............................ 122
2--Family Home, re: Ordinance allowing as a permitted used in
certain districts ....................................... 130, 171
2--FDL Foods, Inc. re: Supplemental Loan Agreement for Loan of
UDAG Funds ..................................... 132, 133, 134
2--Firefighters, Agreement between City etc .................. 139
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1983 SUBJECT Page
May 2--Foothill Rd., property between that & Fire Station, owned by
Powers Construction, reverted to former R-5 Multi-Family
Construction .......................................... 146
May 16--Foster Grandparent Day, Proclamation .................... 148
,, 16_Federal Assistance under Sec. 9a of Surface Trans. Assist. Act.
148
" 16--First National Bank of Dubuque, Petition objecting to
reconstruction assessment for J.F.K. Road ................. 151
16--Fourth Street Cable Car Square Area, Petition for planters in
that area ............................................. 153
16--Federal Assistance from Land & Water Conservation Fund for
Chaplain Sehmitt Memorial Park & Rec. Complex ........... 154
' 16--Fenelon Finer Foods, Inc., Cigarette Permit ................ 162
" 16--Ferring James, Cigarette Permit, Class "B" Beer Permit ......
.................................................... 162, 194
' 16--FDR Park, Dr. Neumeister commending City for work done... 165
June 6--Family Beer Store, Cigarette Permit ...................... 192
6--Fischer & Co., Cigarette Permit; Class "C" Liquor License ....
.................................................... 193, 209
6--Firefighters List certified by Civil Service Commission ....... 196
6--Federal government help with Human Rights, discussion ..... 196
6--Fireworks Display request by Dbq. Golf & Country Club ...... 197
June 20--Frommelt Partnership Pruject - Issuance of Industrial Devel-
opment Revenue Bonds ............................. 198, 234.236
,, 20--Fees at Eagie Point Park, Objection against ................
................................. 201, 243, 299, 313, 330, 338, 348
" 20--Finnin Ford, Inc, (Mike), Cigarette Permit .................. 206
,, 20--Fortmann, Caral, Cigarette Permit; Refund ................ 207,392
" 20--Fraternal Order of Eagles, Cigarette Permit ................ 207
,, 20_Fehruary Council Proceedings, approved as prlnted .......... 209
"20--Fitzsimmons, Atty. Paul filing claim on behalf of J. Rose ...... 210
" 20--Fireworks Display petition by Jaycees ..................... 210
Ju,!y 5--Feldman, Don, applicant for Civic Center Corem ............. 229
5--Field, Marylynne, applicant for Civic Center Corem .......... 229
" 5--Fitzpatrick, John M., Cigarette Permit, Class "C" Liquor
License .............................................. 231,232
" 5--Fens, Ronald J., Cigaret~ Permit, Refund ................. 231,347
5--Flexsteel Ind., Cigarette Permit .......................... 231
5--FDL Foods, Inc., Cigarette Permit ........................ 231
July 18--Flesberg, Rev. Evon, Gave Invocation ..................... 234
, 18--Ford, Cathy, objecting to Eagle Pt. Park Entry Fee .......... 243
" 18--Frye, Lincoln, objecting to Eagle Pt. Park Entry Fee ......... 243
" 18--Fulimer, Chris, objecting to Eagle Pt. Park Entry Fee ........ 243
" 18--Financial Condition of City, re: Dbq. Economic Development
Steering Committee .................................... 243
" 18--Fees, Reduction in Garbage & Rubbish when Head of House-
hold is 65 ............................................. 244, 245
" 18--Four Mounds - Acceptance of Deed for Burden Property ...... 251
" 18--Four Mounds - Providing for Designation (by Ordinance) ...... 251
" 18--Four Mounds Task Force, Park & Rec. Conun. advising of for-
mat(on ............................................... 255, 271
,, 18_Fitzgerald,s Bar X Ltd., Cigerette Permit and IJ. quor Lieens~55,. 258
" 18--Formosa Enterprises, Inc., Class "C" Liquor License ......... 256
" 18--Flahar Investment, City Assessor advising of settlement of
Appeals of their various properties ........................ 257
Aug 1 _Four H (4-H) King & Queen Introducod - receivi~4; of Proclama-
tion .......................... ....................... 259
1 --Fire Dept. authorized for repair of Snorkel Unit ............. 262
" 1--Funds of City, Ordinance providing for Daily Deposit ........ 269
,, 1_FCC re: KDUB's Petition of Extension of Waiver etc ........ .. 271
1--Fire Chief, certified by Civil Service Comm. to be Wm. T.
Miller ................................................ 272
1--Fifteenth & Elm Streets, request for rezoning (Dept. of Corr.
Services) ................................. 284, 300, 306, 337, 413
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1~3 SUBJECT Page
Aug 15--Four Mounds, re: City Development Board advising map &
resolution has been approved for annexation ................
"--15Fire Dept. Annual Report submitted by Fire Chief Dunphy ....
Sept 8--Fencing Project at Ch. Schmitt Mem. Island Ball Park Com-
3OO
3OO
plex ..................................... 309, 310, 349, 350, 411
6--Feldernmn, John, requesting approval of Appraisal Findings
for pricing of sites in Dubuque Ind. Center ................. 311
6--Freund, George, re: Erroneous Dock Comm. Minutes & place-
ment of marker on Ch. Schmitt Mem. Island ................ 312
6--Financo Report, Street, for FY 1983, Approved ............. 325
6--Family Mart, Inc., Class "C" Beer Permit .................. 327
6--Fire Pension Fund & Retirement System, Financial Report .... 330
" 6--Financial Report for Police & Fire Retirement Systems ....... 330
Sept 26--Four (4) H Week, Proclamation ........................... 333
"26--Falb, Mark, for Wm, C. Brown Co. requesting issuance of Ind.
Devel. Rev, Bonds ..................................... 333
"26--Fourteenth & Central & White, Emergency Storm Sewer
Repair ............................................... 340
"26--Family Mart, Inc., Cigarette Permit ....................... 346
"26--FM Aceess Comm. of Cable Comm. Tele-programming Comm.
Minutes Submitted .................................... 347
"26--Fnger, An(co, Claim Denied .............................. 347
Oct. 3--Five Flags Civic Center, Conversation of Existing Bleachers to
Electrical Operation ............................ 351, 352, 375, 377
3--Fees for Central Market, Clarified by Ordinance ............. 353
3--Financial Report (Annual) for 1983, submitted .............. 355
Oct. 10--Friendship Force by Jane Day of St. Alhans, England, - Thank
you .................................................. 358
10--Frieburger, Wm., Applicant for Airport Commission ......... 369
10--FDL Foods,/nc. Cigarette Permit4 Class "C" Beer Permit ..... 370
10--Foht, Carolyn, Cialm ................................... 371
10--Frommelt, Mildred, Claim; Settloment ..................... 371,393
10--Fisher, Arthur O., Denial of Claim ........................ 371
10--Fiedler, Timothy, Denial of Claim ......................... 371
Oct. 17--Fink, Elmer & Sharon, Cieeing of Claim .................... 371
"17--Feltes, Michael, Ciosing of Cialm ......................... 371
" 17--First & Second Sts.- Alley, request to "sign" correctly ....... 372
" 17--Financial Report (city Annual), Proof of publication ......... 372
Nov 7--Final Assessment Schednie for Liberty Ave. Sanitary Sewer...
.................................................... 381-384
" 7--FDL Foods, Inc., construction of conduit under E. 16th St ....
.................................................... 389, 390
Nov 21--"Family Week", Proclamation ........................... 397
"21--FDL Foeds, Inc. - suberdinatlon of real estate lien - Resolution
declaring the intent of the City to Dispose of Interests in Cer-
tain Real Estate .................. : .................... 397, 409
" 21--Five Year Street Construction Prngram, submitted to Ia. DOT.
.................................................... 402, 416
" 21 --Fritseh, Arnold, Cialm; Denial ........................... 405,436
Dec. 19--Final Assessment Schedule for 1983 Asphalt Paving Project.
.................................................... 420-431
" 19--Federal Aid Projects, Mayor to execute Agreement with Ia.
DOT on right-of-way assurance statements ................. 433
' 19--Fuller, Gloria A., Claim ................................. 436
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Jan. 3--Gearhart, W. Kenneth, officially appointed City Mgr., and
sworn in by Mayor ..................................... 1, 2
3--Guy, Gerald reappointed to Housing Code Appeals Bd. 7
3--Glover, Lois, claim; settlement ........................... 7, 81
3--Glover, Lois, response by Mgr. to petition and upkeep etc. on 8
Riverview St ..........................................
3--Grant under UMTA, Filing of Amendment with DOT, USA, 10
(Keyline) ............................................. 11
3--Gomer's, Inc., Class "C" Beer & Liquor License .............
Jan. 28--Grant, Filing of Application with EDA, U.S. Dept. of Com-
merce, re: Phase II of Dbq. Ind. Center .................... 21
Feb. 7--Greenhorne & O'Mara, Inc. re: contract for services associated
with the installation of a heat recuperator at WWTP ......... 29
7--Guy, Gerald, appointed to Building Code Board of Appeals .... 33
7--Grantee Performance Report, notice of Availabifity of same... 32, 80
7--Gagne, Michael J., claim, Denial .......................... 35, 105
7--Grant County Clerk submitting certified copy of Resolution
concerning formation of committee to name Hwy. 151 New
Bridge ............................................... 35
Feb. 14--Governor - Petitioned for relief - Resolution Declaring Support 38
for Homes or Properties Extension ........................
" 14--Grant Agreement by HUD, for Dubuque's 9th Year CD Block 40
Grant (927,000), approved ...............................
Feb. 21--Gantz, Rom Pres. of Dubuque Drum & Bugle Corps., re: sale of
49
FDR Park ............................... ,' ',; .........
" 21--Goetzinger, James W., Cigarette Permit Class C Beer & Li-
quor License and Cigarette Permit ........................ 50, 207
Mar 14--Garner, Judy, Claim .................................... 80
Apr. 4--George, Maggie, questioning criteria for H. Rights appoint- 95
ments ...............................................
4--Goldstein, Hank, questioning criteria for H. PAghts appoint-
95
,, ments ...............................................
4--Group W Cable submitting Financial report for 1982 ......... 98
Apr. 11 --Goffinet, Kelly, Youth in Government "City Council Member. 99
" 11--Gotten, Bill, Youth m Government "City Council Member.' 99
" 11--Gotten, Herman, septic tank opinion re: Cres. Ridge San.
100
Sewer Project, Phase II .................................
,, 11_Gerstkamp, Norman, objeeting to Cree. Ridge Sna. Sewer Pr°'
100
ject, Phase II ......................................... 103
,, ll_Group W Cable TV re: Cable Rate Increases .....
" ll--Group W Cable TV, request by C. Smith to bloc~ orr au ~ 106
channels .............................................
Apr. 18--Grant Application with UMTA for two new buses ........... 112, 412
" 18--Girl Scouts requesting waiving of Entrance Fees to Eagle 113
Point Park ............................................
" 18--Ginter, Donna M., Class "C" Beer & Liquor License &
M,a,y 2--Group Homes - allowing same as a permitted use in ce ' 130
ing districts ...........................................
2--Genaral Drivers & Helpers Union, Agreement with them & 140
City .................................................
2--Geraghty, Eileen, Claim; Denial .......................... 144, 164
2--Garland House, nominated for National Register of Historic 145
Places ...............................................
May ll--Grant for Park & Recreation Dept. to plant trees etc ......... 147
148
May 16_GirlScout Olympic'sDay, Proclamation ............... ~A'~. ,,oo
,, 16--G.0. Bond Issue, for $1,940,000 ..................
" 16--Golf & Country Club, Class "A" Beer & Liquor License ....... 163
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May 16--Grain trucks parking on Korper Blvd., obj eetion ............. 163
June 6--Gerdeman, John W. & Mary, Delinquent Refuse Collection
Charges .............................................. 185
6--Golf & Country Club, Petition to display fireworks ........... 197
June 20--Grant request for "Jobs Bills" Funds .............. 202, 226, 271,288
"20--Gearhart, W, Kenneth, City Mgr., Evaluation set out ........ 206
"20--Ginter, Harriet J., Cigerette Permit & Beer Permit .......... 206,208
"20--Gerhard, Cur tis, Cigarette Permit & Liquor License .......... 206,256
"20--Grandview Drug Co., Cigarette Permit .................... 206
"20--Giunta, Marco, Cigarette Permit ......................... 207
June 25--Gearhart, W. Kenneth, renewal of contract ................. 212, 213
Ju,!y 5--Gonid, Wm., appninted to Library Bd ..................... 229,230
5--Gross, Robert & Patrick, Cigarette Permit ................. 231
5--Graham, Robert J., Claim, Denial ..................... 232, 233, 328
July 18--Gillenwater, Julie, objecting to Eagle Pt. Park Vehicle Entry
Fee .................................................. 243
" 18--Garhage & Rubblsh Fees, Reduction when head of household is
65 etc ................................................ 244, 245
" 18--Grandview Ave., sidewalk repair projeet by DOT ............ 258
A,u,g 1--Gearhart, W.K., report on "Parking Audit". ............... 262
1--Goldtharpe, Cindy L., Claim ............................. 270
Aug 15--Grantee Performance Report 1982, Notice of Availability .....
.................................................... 287, 329
" 15--Grant Documents, CD, Publication of Notice of Availability
for Public Inspection ................................... 287
" 15--Grothe, David W. appointed to Elee. Bd. of Appeals .......... 296
" 15--Gross, Robert R. & Patrick C., (Sport Page), Class "C" Liquor
License .............................................. 298
" 15--Gatena, Alfred M., Claim ................................ 298
Sept 6--Gene's, Cigarette Permit ................................ 326
Sept 26--Gourley, Allen J. Applicant for Dock Bd; Appointed .........
................................................ 344, 403, 404
" 26--Glover, Thomas W., Claim ............................... 347
" 26--Guttenberg Mayor Karen Merrick requesting matching funds
for OPP .............................................. 348
Oct. 3--Great River Road Commission - Authorizing Participation of
City in 1984 Louisiana World Exposition .................. 353
Oct. 17--Granger, Sandy re: Noise in Dubuque Humane Shelter area... 365
" 17--Ginter, JohnJ.&Sharon, byJ. Bitter, Snit ................. 371
" 17--Gruber, Paul, Denial of Claim ............................ 371
Nov 17--Gatena, Alfred, Claim .................................. 406
' 17--General MunicipalElections Results ...................... 407
Dec. 5--GroupW'srateincrease, TouchaRossRepert ............... 413,434
5--Goetzinger, James, dissatisfaction with Housing Dept .......
.................................................... 415, 437
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Ja,,n. 3--Human Rights appointments tabled ...................... 7
3--Housing Code Appeals Board appointments of Gerald Guy & 7
Hugh Richardson ......................................
3--Hopper, Thomas W. appointed to Police & Fire Retirement 7
Pension Boards ........................................
3--HUMAN RIGHTS COMMISSION SUBMITTING MIN-
UTES: ............... 7, 35, 80, 144, 163, 232, 328, 392,405, 415, 435
3--HISTORIC PRESERVATION COMMISSION SUBMIT-
TING MINUTES: ..................... 7, 17, 80, 210, 232, 328, 371
3--Human Rights Office, support offered by League of W. Voters. 8
" 3--Human Rights Comm., James Compton requesting appoint- 8
ment ................................................
Jan. 10--Howard John Co., Issuance of Liquor License, Cigarette Per- 11, 16
mit ..................................................
" 10--Human Rights office, support offered by Thomas Butler et al.. 12
" 10--Hammer, Attorney David L. re: Elizabeth Burden estate being 12
offered to City .........................................
10--Hanger, H.L. petition that Telegraph Herald be official
" 12
newspaper ...........................................
Jan. 17--HOUSING COMMISSION SUBMITTING MINUTES ·.
· . 17, 35, 38, 51, 80, 97, 163, 232, 270, 828, 355, 435
................. 17
" 17--Haigh, Dorothy, claim .............. , ....................
Jan. 17--Helle, Klosterman & Co., Audits of FY 83 Submitted ........ 19
25
Fe,,b. 7--Hindman, Rev. Kenneth, Invocation ....... :.; ....... ; ....
7--Holocaust, Days of Remembrance of the Vxctxms, Procmma- 25
tion ................................................. 25
7--Hockey (Youth) Week, Proclamation ......................
7--Human Rights Comm., Study of yarger Pay Classification 27
Report ................................................
7--Heat Reeuperator at WWTP, installation, approval of Engrg. 29
Cont .................................................
7--Herrig, Wm., appointed to Bldg. Code Bd. of Appeals ........ 33
7--Hummel, Robert, appointed to Civic Center Corem ........... 33
7--Human Rights Comm, appointments of S. Tabak, D. Simon &
C. Duffy .............................................
33
" 7--Haferbecker, E. & M.L., Class "C" Beer & Liquor License and
34, 207
Cigarette Permit .......................................
7--HOUSING CODE ADVISORY & APPEALS BD. SUBMIT-
TING MINUTES: .............................. 35, 144, 270, 392
e Wholesale Grocery Co Inc., Claim Closed ......... 35, 371
7--HUD - receipt of City's submission of CD Block Grant Entitle-
ment Funds for 1983 ................................... 36, 83
7--Hwy. 151 Bridge, Grant Co., requesting committee to name 35
new bridge .......... : ................ : ................
" 7--Hummel, Council Member, commended umons for settlements 36
& very little increase ................................ . ' '
Feb. 14--Homes or Properties Extension, Petitioning the Governor for .
38
relief .......................................... 40
" 14--HUD, CD BlockGrant Agreement ........................
14--HUD, Acceptirg CD Block Grant Agreement with same, in
" 41
amt. of $927,000 .......................................
Feb. 21--Historicel Pres. Comm., petitions requesting Jackson Park 46
Pres. District .........................................
21--Historical Pres. Comm., Ordinance amending His. Pres. Ord.
' 48
providing for update on Rehab. review standards ............
2 l_Hawkeye Inn, Refunds request on Cigerette License ......... 52
21--Hist. places (National Register), "Old Main District" placed
" 52
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Feb. 21--Hawkeye Inn, (Jerry Turner) Cigarette Permit .............. 50
Mar 12--Hnggins, Ruth, connnenting on Bus System ................ 60
" 12--Hangur at the Airport, motion adding to Budget ............ 61
" 12--Helicepter Landing - Fire Dept. Standing By - Charging, Ord.
8-83 ................................................. 64
Mar 14--Hillcrest Family Services property rezoned to ID Institutional.
.................................................... 73, 89
" 14--Historic Preservation Commission - revision of Rehabilitation
Guidelines ............................................ 75
" 14--Hopkins, Michael J., Cigarette Permit; Class "C' Liquor
License. and Cigarette Permit ............................ 79, 206
" 14--Heinz, Theodore J. & Georgia A., Class "C" Beer Permit and
Cigarette Permit ....................................... 79, 231
Mar 21--Heathcote, Genevieve Day, Proclamation .................. 82
"21--Hash, Valney, Class "C" Beer Permit ...................... 86
" 21--Hennen, LaVern N., Class "C' Beer Permit, Refund .......... 86,372
"21 --Hoyle, Classie G. requesting resignation of Mr. Clarence Duffy
from Human Rights Comm...: .......................... 87, 94
Apr. 4--Hail, Joann, re: C. Duffy's appointment to Human Rights
Comm ............................................... 95
4--Hantlemann, Darlene, re: Youth in Government Program ..... 97
Apr, 11--Haggetrom, Raymond L. & Kandis., Class "C" Beer Permit... 104
" 11--Hantelmann, Mr s. Thomas, clalm, Settlement .............. 105,117
June 6--"Honor Americe Days", Proclamation ..................... 169
6--Hummel, David & Barbara, delinquent refuse account ........ 185
6--Haggstrom, Raymond L. & Kandis L., (Kegger), Cigarette Per-
mit .................................................. 193
6--Hartig Drug Co., (3 outlete), Cigarette Permits .............. 193
6--Hy-Vee Food Stores, Inc., Cigarette Permit & Beer Permit ....
.................................................... 193, 232
6--Heinz, Vivian, Cigarette Permit .......................... 193
6--Hennen, LaVern, Cigarette Permit, Refund ................. 193, 372
6--Hardee's Drive-Inn, Cigarette Permit ..................... 193
6--Human Rights Commission Chairperson advising of investiga-
tion etc. into getting contract with federal government which
would give them financial help with certain cases ............ 196
6--Housing Code Appeals Bd. resignation of Sol Kessler ........ 197
6--Human Rights Commission resignation of Marianne Kessler.
197
June20--Hickey, Mary, objection to charging vehicle fees for Eagle
Point Park ............................................ 201
"20--HUD-ApplicationforCD Emergency Jobs Bill funds ......
........................................ 202, 226, 271, 288, 299
20--Humane Society - Agreement with City .................... 202
20--Haas, Clair, Cigarette Permit, Refund ..................... 206, 347
20--Heron, Inc., Cigarette Permit & Liquor License ............. 206, 209
20--Hlatt & Schroeder Tap, Inc., Cigarette Permit .............. 206
20--Hoffmann, David H., Cigarette Permit .................... 206
20--Holiday Oil Dist. Inc., Cigarette Permits (3 outlets) .......... 206
20--Hoffman House Restaurant, Cigarette Permit .............. 207
20--Holiday Inns, Inc., Cigarette Permit ...................... 207
20--Howard Johnson Co., Cigarette Permit .................... 207
20--Heinz Convenience Stores, Inc., Class "C" Beer Permit ....... 209
20--Hearing (Public) held by Ia. DOT re: proposed inprovement on
U.S. 20 between Concord & U.S. 61 connection .............. 210
Ju,!y 5--Henry, Walter, re: Lib. Ave. San. Sewer Project ............. 216
5--Hoyle, Classie, objecting to Asbury St. Improvement assess-
ment ................................................ 218
5--Historic Preservation Commission re: Lower Bluff St. Hist.
Pres. District ......................................... 224, 304
5--Housing - Moderate Rehab. Application & Section 8 Existing
Housing App ......................................... 225
5--Hummel, Robert, appointed to Civic Center Commission ...... 229
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j~y 5_Henkais, Francis, appointed to.Ci.vic Center. Commissio?;~ .... 229
5--Historic Preservation Conumselon appointments ox ~xaren
Smemo, Donald Osborne and Ruth Brockman ............... 229
5--Hickey-Bunting, Marien, applicant for His. Pres. Corem ...... 229
5--Human Rights Commission appointments of James Compton. 229
5--Hilby, Douglas appointed to TV Cable Regulatory Corem ..... 230
" 5--Hoverman, Sr. Carol, applicant for TV Cable Tale- 231
Programming Corem ...................................
" 5--Hancock, Wm., Cigarette Permit ......................... 231
5--Human Rights Annual Report for 1982 submitted ........... 232
5--Herkes, Vivian L., Claim, Denial ...................... 233, 328, 354
' 5--Hubert, Pamela, Claim .................................. 233
July 18--Helbing, Harold Objectin~g to Noise problem with Swiss Valley
FarngHilldaie Dairy ................................ 243, 300, 406
Aug 1--Howell, Gregory R., Claim; Settlement: ................... 270, 393
A,u,g 15--Hoffman, Dave re: rentalproperty fee ..................... 285
15--Hammel, David J., applicant for Elec. Examining Bd ......... 296
" 15--Heim, Al, Claim, Closed ................................. 298,415
' 15--Horsfall, Paul, Claim ................................... 298
" 15--Herbst & Son, Inc., received transfer of rights etc. of Wayne
Anthony & Wayne Motor Sales .......................... 299
Sept 6--Hinke, Stan, requesting Council give letter of support for
change in licensing of Hills & Dales ....................... 311
6--Hills & Dales, re: Proposed Licensing change ............... 311
" 6--Human Rights Commission, Ordinance providing for
meetings ............................ ; ................ 325
6--Haiy Trinity Parish, Class "B" Beer Permit ................ 327
6--Happy's Place, Inc., Class "C" Liquor License .............. 327
6--Hiatt & Schroeder Tap, Inc., Class "C" Liquor License ...... .. 327
6--H.H. of Dubuque, Inc., Class "B" Liquor License ............ 327
Sept 26--Historic Preservation Commission, Ordinance providing for
appointment of members ................................ 342, 343
,, 26_Human Right s Commission, Ordinances Providing for appaint"
ment of members ...................................... 343, 344
"26--Historic Preservation Corem. appointment of Winnie Thomp- 345
son ..................................................
" 26--Housing Commission appointments of Elizabeth A. Schuck
(refused) and phil Wulfekuhle ................. ~ .......... 345
" 26--Housing Code Appeals Bal. appointment of Janet M. Busch... 345
,, 26_Heathcote, Genevieve, appointed to Transit Bd ............. 345
" 26--Hart, Mrs. Hazel, Claim ................................. 347
,, 26_Housing & Urbon Devel. (HUD) advising application for Sec. 8
Mod. Rehab. Program has not been funded ................. 347
,, 26_Honigrnan, Al, conunents on various subjects ........... 348,372,408
Oct. 3--Helling, Anthony A. & Betto O., Class "B" Liquor License .... 354
3--Hnnkamp, Arnold, applicant for Airport Commission; ap-
pointed .............................................. 354, 369
3--Helbing, Connie, Claim ................................. 355
3--Housing & Urban Development (HUD) commending City on
commitment of minority enterprise development ............ 355
Oct. 17--Harley, Rev. Jack, Gave Invocation ..................... :. 358
" 17--Health Care Revenue Bonds, Issuance (Martin Luther Home.) 362
" 17--Humane Shelter Area, Noise problem with dogs ............. 365
" 17--Hellert, F.M., applicant for Airport Comm ................. 369
" 17 --Hittenmiller, Janet, Denial of Claim ....................... 371
" 17--HUD (Housing & Urban Development) approval of Sec. 8 Ex-
isting Program Application .............................. 372
Nov 7--Hartlg Durg Co., Class "C" Beer Permits (4 outlets) .......... 391, 392
Nov 21'Home Health Care Week (National), Proclamation .... 397
" 21--Hoffmann, Paul E., D.D.S., appointed to Plumbing Board ..... 404
Dec. 5_Haynie, Ken, Bonding Counsel, speaking to 15th & Elm Urban
Revit. - Dept. of Corr. Services project ..................... 413
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Dec. 5--Hoffman, David H., Class "C" Liquor Store ................ 414
5--Housing Dept., Dissatisfaction by James Goetzlnger ........ 415, 437
5--Hosch, Terrance J., Claim ............................... 415
Dec. 19--Harbor, request to use for Ice Fisheree .................... 419
" 19--Hillcrest Road, warranty deed for portion of public alley from
Leppert & Kennedy .................................... 432
" 19--Human Rights Comm. resignatinn of Dean A. Miller ......... 436
"19--Healey, Pamela, Claim .................................. 436
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I
Jan. 17--Iowa DOT, Execution of Agreement re: Right-Of-Way
Assurance Statement for Federal Aid Projects .............. 15
" 17--Iee Skating, petition of J. Schublin to use ice near Dbq.
20~
Marina ...............................................
Feb. 7--Iowa DOT re: Project Agreement - approval re: Cedar Cross
Alignment Preliminary Engineering & Environmental Assess- 28
went Study ...........................................
7--Iowa DOT re: Project Agreement for improvement to be made
29
on 32nd Street ........................................
7--Inn's of Iowa, Ltd., Class "B" (Hotel/Motel) Beer & Liquor
License .............................................. 34
Feb. 21--Irving School Academic Enrichment Class submitting Survey. 51
Mar 14--Iowa Concret~ Assn. ~rese~ting City Engrg. Dept. with award.
71
Mar 21--Iniand Molasses, petition by Herbert Larsen et al for in-
vestigation into odor problems along Julien Dubuque Drive... 82
Apr. 4_Industrial Revenue Bonds for Frommelt Industries ..........
............................................ 90, 91, 92, 93, 119
M,a,y 2_iowa DOT, Application for Operating Asslstance ............ 126
2--Iowa State Public Transit Division - submission of Operating
Assistance Applicatlon ................................. 126
2--Iowa State Conservations Commission - re: Leasing of E. B.
Lyons Prairie-Woodland Preserve ........................ 128, 149
May 16--Insurance Women's Week, Proclamation ................... 148
,, 16_iowa DOT advising of proposal to let guardrafl & shoulder PaY'
lng project on U.S. No. 52 ............................... 164
,, 16_imperial Lanes, Inc., Cigarette Permit and Liquor License ....
.................................................... 162, 270
" 16--Insurance Commissioner certifying Merchants Bonding Co. is
authorized to transact appropriate business of Fidelity & Sure-
164
ty Ins ................................................
June 6--Industrial Park Pretreatment Program, Ordinance providing
for rules and regulations ............................. 183, 314-325
June 20--Industrial Development Revenue Bonds - Frommelt Partner-
ship Project .......................................... 198, 234
" 20--Information & Referral Service (Phone-A-Friend), Service
Agreement with City ................................... 201
,, 20_iowa DOT advising of p. Hcoring on proposed improvement of
US 20 between Concord & U.S. 61 connection ............... 210
July 18--Iowa St. Parking Ramp Joint Repairs & Boliard Replacements,
Project ...................................... 239, 240, 279, 280
" 18--Information & Control System (Computer Directed) for Water
Division .............................................. 242
" 18--Isenhart, Bud, objecting to Eagle Point Vehicle Entry Fees... 243
" 18--Iowa DOT advising of proposals re: sidewalk repair project on 258
Grandview ...........................................
Aug 1--Iowa CD Loan Program Application, filing, for proposed
relocation of Jeld-Wen .................................. . 263
Aug ll--Ind. Devei. Revenue Bonds - The Brewery Project ........... 273-277
Aug 15--Iowa DOT re: letter of inter~st for willingness to become pilot
City for study; ........................................ 284
" 15--Iowa National Guard re: voluntary annexation of property
west of City ....................................... 285,329
,, 15_iowa Oil Co., Cigarette Permit; Iowa Oil Co., IUniversity Ave.)
Class "C" Beer Permit .................................. 297
" 15--Iowa Oil Co. (University & Jackson St.), Class "C" Beer Per-
mit .................................................. 297
" 15--Iowa Dept. of Transportation re: cleaning & repalnting of
handrails etc. on Julien Dubuque Bridge ................... 299
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Aug 15--Inland Molasses Co. Blood Drying Odor Problem re: Managers
report ............................................... 300
Sept 6--Iowa Public Works Assn. naming Frank Murray as "Man of
the Year". ........................................... 304
0--Ice Harbor re: transfer of easements otc .................... 313
" 6--Iowa Dept. of Water, Air & Waste Management submitting in-
spection report for WWTP .............................. 330
Sept 26--Industrial Devel. Revenue Bonds for Wm. C. Brown Co .......
........................................ 333-337, 358, 399-401
,, 26_Iowa Oil Co., Cigerette Permit; Class "C" Beer Permit ........
· . ............................................... 345, 346, 413
Oct. 17--Iowa Best PCC Municipal Concrete Paving Award, presenta-
tion of Radford Rd. Ind. park pictures ..................... 358
,, 17_International City Management Assn. Retirement Corp. Defer'
red Comp. Plan, Amendment ............................. 365
Nov 7--Iowa CD Loan Program Application, filed for Area Residential
Care ................................................. 387, 388
7--Iowa CD Loan Program Application, filed for Dubuque
Municipal Airport ..................................... 388, 389
7--Iowa DOT advising Chicago & NW Transportation C. has fried
before the FCC a proposal to acquire the Chicago, Milwaukee,
St. Paul & Pacific RR ................................... 395
Dec. 5--Intercreditor Agreement with Citicorp Ind. Credit, Inc., re:
UDAG Grant Agreement ............................... 409
5--Ind. Rev. Bonds, Correctional Services .................... 413
5--Investigetion of bidding procedures re: Airport Corem ....... 415
Dec. 19--Ice Flaheree, request to use Marina by Winter Wonderland II.
419
,, 19_iowaDOTRight.of-WayAssuranceStatementforFederalAid
Projects .............................................. 433
" 19--Iowa DOT notifying of wing dam construction .............. 437
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J
Jan. 17--Jaycee Week, Proclamation .............................. 14
Jan. 28--Jeld-Wen, request of Phase II Project of Dbq. Ind. Center, - ox-
tension of Chavenelle Rd., for relocation of JeldWen .......... 21
Feb. 7--JFK Fast Foods, Inc., Class "B' Beer Permit ............... 34
7--Jones, Darrel F., Suit, Settlement ......................... 35, 406
Feb. 21--Jackson Park Historic Preservation District, Established by
Ordinance ......................................... 46, 107,108
" 21--Jackson Park - Approving Tax Exemption Applications sub-
mitred by Property Owners .............................. 48
" 21--Judge, Randy, member of the Children's Zoo Comm., needing
same klnd of park if they close FDR ....................... 49
" 21--J.R.R. Enterprises, Class "B" Beer Permit ................. 50
,, 21 _January, Transit Earrdnge & Statisticai Statement .......... 51
Mar 14--Junnie's Lounge, Ltd, Class "C" Beer & Liquor License ....... 79
" 14--January, List of Clalms, Proof of publication ................ 80
Mar 21--Jaycees, Dbq., Class "B" Beer Permit ..................... 86
" 21--Jonathan Lane to Roosevelt - Baldwin Dr., City Mgr. deferred
request of W. Pregler at this time ......................... 88
Apr. 11--Johnson, Ron, re: Crescent Ridge San. Sewer Project, Phase II. 100
Apr. 18--John F. Kennedy Road Reconstruction - Beginning Procedures
etc .......................................... 109, 110, 111,151
M,a,y 2 --Jasari, Sam, Cigarette Permit ............................ 143' ~4074
2--January Proceedings, approved as printed .................
2--Jaeger, Edward, Claim, Denial ....................... 145, 195, 210
2--JFK Road- property east of between r?othi.[1 & ~ire.~tat!on,
reverted to former R-5 Multi-Family Remdentlai Cmssmcat~on. 146
May 16--J & RC, Inc., Cigarette Permit ........................... 162
" 16--James, Jerry Lee, Cigarette Permit ....................... 162
June 6--Julien Motor Inn, Cigarette Permit ....................... 192
6--Jo-Ter, Inc. (Bridge Res.), Cigarette Permit, Class "C" Liquor
License ....................... . ...................... 193, 194
June 20--Jobs Bills (Emergency) - Application for CD Jobs Bills with
HUD .................................... 202, 226, 271,288, 299
" 20--Jobs Bills Act - Notice of Environmental Review Findings
203
publication ...........................................
" 20--Jack's Tap, Cigarette Permit ............................ 208
.... k 210
,, 20_Jaycees requesting F~reworks Dmplay at Vet s Par .........
July 5--Jackson Park - designation of Historic Pres. Comm., appoint-
ment of Ruth Borckman ................................ 229
5--Junnie's Lounge, Cigarette Permit ........................ 231
257
July 18--Justmann, Helen, settlement of claim .....................
,, 18_Jackson Park, request to have enforcement of Ordinances ..... 257
" 18--June Monthly reports of Fin. Dir. & Treasurer .............. 258
262
A,u,g 1--Joint Legal Counsel proposal ........................
1--Jeld-Wen Fiber Products Co. ~ ~iling ~f Loan Application for
relocation ............................................ 263
Aug 15--Jackson Tuckpointing Co., awarded contract for Ia. Street
Parking Ramp - Joint Repairs & Bo]lard Replacements ....... 280
,, 15_JFK Road. approval of finai plat of property as requested bY
295
C. Ege (property south of Kennedy Read) ..................
" 15--Johnson, Walter, appointed to the Electric Bd. of Appeals .... 297
" 15--Jackecn St. IOCO, Class "C" Beer Permit .................. 297
,, 15_Julien Dubuque Bridge, notice of cleaning and repainting ..... 299
299
,, 15--June, Proof of publication of List of Clai.ms .................
Sept 6--Jamiecn, Wm., re: Dept. of Corr. Serwces request for zoning
change at 15th & Elm ................................... 306
6--Jamec, Jerry J., Class "C" Liquor License .................. 327
6--July, Earnings Statement & Stats submitted by Transit Bd.
328
6--Johnson, Kyle R., Certified by Civil Service Comm. for Police
Officer ............................................... 330
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Sept 26~luly List of Claims, Proof of Publication ................... 348
Oct. 17--Juergens, Doug., Claim ................................. 371,406
"17--Johnson, Patricia, Denial of Claim ........................ 371
" 17--Jaeger, Agnese, Denial of Claim .......................... 371
Dec. 5~Iune Council Proceedings approved as printed .............. 414
Dec. 19--July Council Proceedings, approved as printed .............. 435
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K
Jan. 10_Keyline Operating Assistance Grant with UMTA ........... 10
Jan. 17--Kresge's, Refund on Cigarette License ..................... 17
Feb. 7--Kerper Blvd., re: authorization to erect planter and sign for 25
Thermolyne Corp ......................................
7--Kessler, Dr, Marianne, submitting H. Rights comm. report on
{ne nit{es etc of Yarger Pay Classification Report ............ 27
q . '. "" 't 34
" 7--Kopp's Market, Inc., Cigarette Pernut, Class C Beer Per.m~.
Feb. 21--Kopp, Lyle, re: P & Z Corem. approving rezoning requesc ~or
property on Kennedy Rd ................................ 45, 71
"21--Knights of the Square Table opposing closing of Storybook 49
" 21--Kramer, Tom, ch{ira, settlement .......................... 51, 81
" 21--KC & S Co., Inc., Class "C" Beer & Liquor License and
Cigarette Permit ....................................... 79, 193
"21--Klauer, Robert D. claim for Elizabeth Robinson ............. 80
Apr. 4--Kopp & Treanor, Class "C" Liquor License ................. 96
Apr. 11--Kutech, Tom, Youth in Government "Mayor". ............. 99
11 _Kruse, Kari, Youth in Government Corporation Counsel .... 99
· ' ' 105
ll--Kmghts of Cniumbus Council//510, Class "C' Liquor L~cense..
',i 11--Kersch, Jeannine A., Class "C" Liquor License .............. 105
Apr. 18--Kennedy Road, Reconstruction procedures, Etc ............. __~
, . ........................................... 109, 110, 111, lei
18--Kllnkhammer, Carol, requesting installation of street light at 113
Peru Rd. & Walker St ...................................
" 18--Kluesner, Loras - designated on Mayor's Task Force (for H.
115
Rights.) .............................................
,, 18 _Kimball, Randniph, Claim, Denial ......................... 117,371
" 18--Kruse, Douglas J., Certified by Civil Service Commission for 117
position of Bus Operator ................................
" 18--Kiebel, Jed, Certified by Civil Service Commission for position 117
of Bus Operator .......................................
May 2--Kronfeldt, Rhonda sworn in as Mayor Pro-Tern for next 8 mos. 119
2--Keyline - Applications to UMTA and IDOT ................. 126
2--Kjeseth, Thor, petitioning displeasure at Mr. Duffy's appoint- 145
ment to Human Rights Comm ...........................
2--Kennedy Road property of Powers Construction reverting
back to former R-5 Multi-Family Residential District ......... 146
May 16--Keyline Transit, Proof of publication of Notice of P. Hearing
for project for financial assistance from UMTA for acquisition
of lift, equipped mini-buses for Keyline ..................... 148
" 16--Keyline Operating Assistance, re: Proof of publication on
Notice of P. Hearing to consider projects for financial
ass{star,ce from IA DOT State Transit Assist. for $61,500 to
148
be used for Keyline .....................................
" 16--Key City Investment Co., objection to assessments for JFK 151
Reconstruction ........................................
" 16--Kopp, Lyle & Grace, objecting to assessments for JFK 151
Reconstruction ........................................
" 16--Kunnert, Susan, for Cable Car Sq. Assn., requesting to place 153
planters in the 4th St. Cable Car Area .....................
" 16--Kevin McGiffin's Kitchen, Inc., Class "B" Beer Permit ....... 162
" 16--Kerper Blvd., objectlon to grain trucks lining up ............. 163
June 6--Keyline Transit System, Proof of pub. re: Notice of Hearing to
consider a project for which Federal Operating Assist. under
Section 5 of UMTA is being sought ....................... 169
6--Knapp, Win, A., applicant for P & Z Commission ............ 192
6--Klauer, James J., Cigarette Permit and Liquor License ....... 193, 270
6--KDUB TV advising of Motion for Ext. of Time before FCC be
195
extended for 3 weeks ...................................
6--Knowles, Michael G., Certified by Civil Service Comm. for
196
Firefigliter ...........................................
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June 6--Kuehn, Ronald A., Certified by Civil Service Comm. for
Firefighter ........................................... 196
6--Kessler, Sot & Marianne, submitting resignations from Hous-
ing Code Appeals Bd. & Human Rights Commission ......... 197
June 20--Kennedy, Wilfred, Cigarette Permit; Class "C" Liquor License.
.................................................... 206, 209
" 20--Krajnovich, Elizabeth M., Cigarette Permit; Class "C" Liquor
License .............................................. 206, 209
" 20--Kachevas, James, Cigarette Permit ....................... 207
" 20--Kehl, Robert J., Cigarette Permit ......................... 207
" 20--Kiwanis Tournament, - Tranfer of Beer Permit to McAleece
Field ................................................ 208
" 20--KDUB-TV, Extension of Time before FCC ................. 210
" 20--Kiebel, Jed, re: remedy to fill positions for Bus Driver ........ 210
" 20--Kurt, Larry (Attorney) for Edward Jaeger Claim ............ 210
Ju,!y 5--Kerech, Tom applicant for Park & Rec. Comm ............... 230
5--Kef{ach, Max, applicant for Park & Rec. Comm .............. 230
5--Kamp, Mary Leu, Cigarette Permit and Liquor License .......
.................................................... 231, 414
5--Knourek, Pamela, Class "C" Liquor License ................ 232
5--KDUB-TV re: petition for waiver of FCC's rule re: duplicate
programming of KCRG ................. 233, 271, 300, 329, 395, 406
July 18--Kennedy Court homeowners requesting Water service exten-
sion ................................................. 236
" 18--Kucera, Patricia resigning from Park & Rec. Comm .......... 257
Aug 1--Kronfeldt requesting authorization to advertise for Corp.
Counsel with interim Joint Legal Counsel .................. 262
Aug 15--Korbel, Elaine, re: Findings of Study for Keyline ............ 284
" 15--Krayer, Bob, re: Findings of Study for Keyline .............. 284
" 15--Keyline, "Findings of Study" presented by League of W.
Voters ............................................... 284
" 15--Kennedy Road (South of), approval of final plat as requested
by C. Ege ............................................. 295
" 15--Kersch, Jeannine A., Cigarette Permit ..................... 297
" 15--Kamentz, Shirley, Class "C" Liquor License ................ 298
" 15--Klein, Jane re: Noise complaint near Hilldale ................ 300
Sept 6--Knourek, Pamela, Cigarette Permit & CLass "C" Liquor Li-
cense ................................................ 326, 327
6--Kopp, Gene, Cigarette Permit ............................ 326
6--Kenniker, Tam{e, Class "C" Beer & Liquor License ........... 327
6--Kennicker, Robin M., Claim; Denial ....................... 328, 371
6--Keeper{ch, Jody, Claim; Denial ........................... 328, 371
6--Kintzinger, David for Hi{da Welcher t, Claim ................ 328
6--Keegan, Mike, resignation from Dock Bd ................... 329
Sept 26--Kef{y, Charlotte, applicant for Housing Commission ......... 345
" 26--Kecech, Tom, applicant for Transit Bd ..................... 845
"26--Kramer, Joseph, recommended by United Labor Part. Comm.
for Zoning Bd ......................................... 344
"26--Kramer, Joseph L., reappolnted to Zoning Bd. of Adjustment.
345
"26--K-Mart Corp., Cigarette Permit .......................... 345
" 26--Kenniker, Tam{e, Cigarette Permit ........................ 345
"26--Kopp's Plaza 20 Foods, Inc., Cigarette Permit .............. 345
" 26--Kopple's Market, Inc., Class "C" Beer Permit ............... 340
" 26--Koppee, Ron, objecting to Eagle Pt. Vehicle Entry Fees ...... 348
Oct. 3--Kelley, Steve, applicant for Airport Corem ................. 354, 369
3--Kopp, Eugene L., Class "C" Liquor License ................. 355
Oct. 17--Kratoska, Richard of Shive-Hattery presenting Radford Rd.
Ind. Pictures .......................................... 358
" 17--Klauer Mfg. Co., Amendment of Option Agreement with City.
................................................ 361, 379, 380
" 17--Kiernan, James - Claim Settled ........................... 371
371
393
" 17--Kelly, Wm., Claim Settled ...............................
Nov 7--Kemp, James R., Claim closed ............................
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Nov 21--Kitchen & Burbach, request for rezoning classification of pro-
petty located north of Asbury Rd. & west of Bonson/Asbury
Rd .................................................. 399,418
,, 21_Klauer, John, requesting diecussion of removal of traffic lights
& possibility of through streets & stop signs at various places.
403
"21--Klcin, Mary J., Claim~ '. ·. '.'. ' ............................. 405
,, 21 --Kuhle, Tony by Jeffrey, Claim; Denied ..................... 405,426
Dec. 5--Kirkhridge, Sandra, re: Voices for Life invitation to Council... 410
5--Kerkenbush, Alfred, requesting to put carport on City alley
near Levi St .......................................... 411
5--Keyline, Capital Grant Project for two replacement handi-
capped minibuses ...................................... 412
Dec. 19--Knanedy, Deborah L., Warranty Deed given for property north
of Hillcrest Road ...................................... 432
" 19--Kacbevas, Inc., Class "C" Liquor License .................. 435
" 19--Kunech, Father, of St. Pat's requesting that they not take
away traffic lights at 15th & Central ...................... 436
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Jan. 3--Legal Staff appointed officially (Stark, Lindahl & Blum) ...... 1
3--Lindahl, Barry A. appointed as City Solicitor ............... 1
3--League of W. Voters advising of support for H. Rights Office.. 8
Jan. 10--Love, Phillip R., Class "C" Beer & Liquor License ............ 11
Jan. 17--LIBRARY BOARD SUBMITTING MINUTES: ...........
.................................... 11, 17, 80, 116, 194, 210, 328
" 17--Lindahl, Barry (As City Solicitor) advising of dismissal of Snit
in case of Barrett vs. City ............................... 17
" 17--Left turn lanes on Peru Rd., Roosevelt St., & Sheridan Rd.
discussed by City Mgr .................................. 17
" 17--Letter to Al Polsean by City Mgr. answering objections ...... 18
Feb. 7--Landfill - Agreement with Dbq. Mot. Area Solid Waste Agency
for administration etc. of Landfill ......................... 30
7--Lambert, Cberie, applicant for Civic Center Comm ........... 33
7--Lang, Charles E., applicant for Human Rights Corem ........ 33, 229
7--Luster, Dennis J., applicant for Human Rights Comm ........ 33, 229
7--Lindahl, City Solicitor advising of dismissal of cases of Angela
Pitz & Raymond Dean .................................. 35
Feb. 14--Lucky Stores, Inc., Class "C" Beer Permits ................. 39
" 14--Larsen, PhillpW., Claim, Closed .......................... 51, 371
" 14--Letters from Academic Enrichment Claes at Irving submitting
their survey .......................................... 52
Feb. 28--Licensing of Ambulances - New Ordinance submitted ........ 53
Mar 12--Leagne of Women Voters - by J. Fjellman, voicing opinions on
various depts. & projects of the City's 1984 Budget ..........
................................................... 58, 59, 60
' 12--Lihrary Service Contract with Asbury, increased ............ 61
Mar 14--Levitt, Common Stock Trust (Long John Silvers), Class "B'
Beer Permit ........................................... 79
" 14--Lynch, William J., Class "C" Beer and Liquor License ........ 79
" 14--League of Women Voters, Petition opposing sale of FDR Park.
8O
Mar 21--Larsen, Herbert A. petitioning for investigation of noxious
odors in Jullen Dbq. Drive area, esp. from Inland Molasses .... 82
" 21--Land and Water Conservation Fund Program...Resolution
authorizing Submission of a Request for Funds for Develop-
ment of Outdoor recreation (Chaplain Schroltt Memorial Park).
85
A,p,r. 4--Leonard, Father Wm., Gave Invocation .................... 89
4--Leonard, Wilbur, stated Mr. C. Duffy should be given a chance
on the Human Rights Corem ............................. 94
4--Leonard Oil Co., Class "C" Beer Permit .................... 96
4--Link, Kenneth, Certified by Civil Service Comm. as to Assis-
tant Chief Training Officer .............................. 98
Apr. 11--Lyons, Janie, Youth in Government Council Member ......... 99
" il--License Revocation & appeal by J. Shutters, Dbq.
Pawnbrokers .......................................... 103
" 11--Loras College, Transfer of Beer Permit .................... 104
Apr. 18--Lihrary (National) Week, Proclamation .................... 107
May 2--Lyons Nature Preserve - Leased to State Conservation Com-
mission .............................................. 128, 149
2--Lease - EB. Eyons Prairie-Woodland Preserve & Nature Inter-
pretive Center to Ia. State Conservation Commission ........ 128, 149
2--Lees, Mel, Petition re: Civil Service Exam. for Bus Operators.. 131
2--Loan Agreement (Supplemental~ for Loan of UDAG Funds to
FDL Foods, Inc ....................................... 132
2--Langman Construction Co. - Awarded contract for Crescent
Ridge Sanitary Sewer, Phase II Project .................... 137
2--Lindahl, Barry, advising of dismissal of lawsuit by Louis & Pat
Miller ................................................ 144
2--Langworthy (10901 - Garland House, considered for nomination
to National Register of Historic Places .................... 145
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May 16--Liberty Restaurants, Inc., Cigarette Permit and Liquor Li-
cense ................................ : ............... 162, 270
,, 16_Love, Kenneth, J. & Harold J., Cigarette Permit and Liquor Li'
cense ................................................ 162, 209
,, 16_Lucky Stores, Inc., (3 outlets), Cigarette Permits and Becr Per-
mit .................................................. 162, 392
" 16--Larsen, Beverly A., Class "C" Beer & Liquor License and
Cigarette Permit ...................................... 163, 207
" 16--Leifker, David A., re: grain trucks parked on Kerper Blvd ..... 163
June 6--Liberty Ave. Sanitary Sewer Project, procedural decuments.
......................... 178, 179, 216, 267, 217,218, 380-384, 415
6--Ligrand, Alvin & Constance, Delinquent Refuse Collection
Aects ................................................ 185
6--License & Appeal Procedures, Set out in Ordinance for Suspen-
sion & Revocation of Same .............................. 189-191
6--Leonard Oil Co., Cigarette Permit ......................... 193
June 20--Latimer, John, Cigarette Permit .......................... 206
,, 20--Lombardi-Schuster, Patricia, Cigarette Permit .............. 207
,, 20--Litigation, Closed Session on same ................ 211,300,357,408
Ju,!y 5--Lange, James, objecting to Lib. Ave. San. Sewer ............ 216
5--Lyness, John A., objection to Street Assessment ............ 218
5--Lower Bluff St. Historic Preservation District, Establishment
ete .................................................. 224, 304
" 5--Library Bd. appointments of W. Gould, L. Stecker & D.
Mortensen ........................................... 229, 230
5--Ludwig, Sara J, Applicant to Historic Pres. Commission ...... 229
" 5--Loras College- 3 outlets, Cigarette Permits ................. 231
July 18--Lender-Loan Agreement with Frommelt Partnership ......... 234
,, 18--Lorus Blvd. (620-628), Rezoding frum ID te R~4 ......... 238,239,278
,, 18--Lighting (St.) & Traffic Signal Repair Project s .............. 240,241
" 18--Lindauer, Jane, objecting to Eagle Point Pk. Vehicle Entry
Fee .................................................. 243
" 18--Loading Dock at Mulgrew Ice Plant, Authorized ............ 248
A,u,g 1 _Lindahl, Barry, submission of Joint Legal Staff proposal ...... 262
1--Legal Staff proposal of Joint Corporation Counsels otc ....... 262
1--Loan Appkcat~on to Ia. CD Loan Program for Jold-Wen .... 273
1--Lange, Jeffrey J., Claim, Closed .......................... 270, 415
Aug 11--Long, John re: The Brewery Project (Ind. De~. Revenue
Bonds .................... , ................ ,; .......... 273
Aug 15--League of Women Voters re: Findings of Study on Keyllne. 284
" 15--Love, Harriet G., Claim ................................. 298
,, 15_Lease. Wayne Anthony & Wayne Meter Sale righte have been
transferred & assigned to Herbst & Son, Inc ................ 299
Sept 6--License change approval request for Hins & Dales Child Care
Center ............................................... 311
" 6--Legislative Statements submitted to League of Ia.
Municipalities ......................................... 326
Sept 26--Love, phillip R., Cigarette Permit ......................... 346
Oct. 5--Lovewell Fencing, Inc., awarded contract for Converting Ex-
isting Bleachers to Electric at Five Flags Civic Center ........ 351
5--Louisiana World Exposition, Authorizing Participation ...... 353
Oct. 17--LaRue, David of Tri-State Vietnam Vets. Assn. re: Chaplain
Schmitt Mem. Island Memorial .......................... 363, 364
" 17--Lenten, Verlandra, Claim; Settlement ..................... 371,393
" 17--Lindecker, Brenda, Denial of Claim ....................... 371
Nov 7 _Loan Program Application (Ia. C.D.} for Area Residential Care
Project .............................................. 387
7--Loan Program Application (Ia. C.D.) for Airport Office Bldg.
388
Construction ......................................... ~
7 --Leafy, Mary, Denial of Claim ............................ 393
Nov 21--Lender Loan Agreement, execution with DBQ & T & Wm. C.
Brown Co ............................................. 399-401
" 21--Locust & Iowa Sts., discussion of removal of traffic lights,
replace with Stop Signs ................................. 403
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Nov 21--Loras College, Class "B" Beer Permit ..................... 404
Dec. 5--Levi St., 656, request to A. Kerkenbush to construct carport on
City alley ............................................ 411,412
Dec. 19--Lease Agreement with Dbq. County Conservation Society for
Riverview Park ....................................... 431,432
" 19--Leppert, Richard & Frances, real estate (aliey north of Hillcrest
Rd.), given to City ..................................... 432, 433
" 19--Lamplighter Lounge, Cigarette Permit, Class "C" Liquor Li-
cense ................................................ 434, 435
" 19--Local 94, UAW, Class "B" Beer Permit .................... 435
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M
Jan. 3--Missizsippi River, re: Corps of Engrs. Notice: Adequate Moor- 7
ing facilities for watercraft ..............................
Jan. 10--Meyer, Richard & Mary, Cialms, 2; Disposition .............. 12, 39
Jan. 17--Main St. & Central Ave., meter time change ................ 15
" 17--METER PARKING TIME CHANGE for E. side of Main St.
between 11th & 12th Sts.& south side of 12th St. between
15
Main & Central Ave ..... :,..,,. ...........................
" 17--Mil(er, Beverly R., Class C Beer Permit and Cigarette Per-
mit .................................................. 16, 162
Feb. 7--Marshal(Park, Annexation .............................. 30, 31
7--Moser, Fred, applicant for Human Rights Corem ............ 33, 229
Feb. 14--MECHANICAL BD. SUBMITTING MINUTES: ..........
· .38, 232, 347
,, 14_Mateus, Edward J., disposition of Claim ................... 39
" 14--Morgan, Rebecca, Claim; Closed .......................... 39, 393
" 14--Murphy, Alys Petersen, recommending acceptance of Burden 41
property ............................................. 43
Feb. 21--Mental Retardation Month, Proclamation .................. 49
,, 21_Marehall Park, dispositinn discossion .....................
" 21--Macker, Mrs. May L. objecting to $1 park fee ............... 51
"21--Mineral Lot 39 in Mt. Loretta area, property offered to City to 51
purchase .............................................
"21--Mississippi River City Island Crossing, wing dam repair pro- 51
ject notification .......................................
" 21--Main (Old) District, placement on National Register of Hist.
52
Places ...............................................
Mar 12--Menke, Carolyn objecting to increase in Ambulance Fees ..... 59
" 12--Mather, David, objecting to Eagle Pt. Park User Fee ......... 59
" 12--Manternach, Tom, stating Airport needs more hangar space;
commenting on other project s ............................ 59, 60
" 12--Metsker, Alice, comments on bus system ................... 60
,, 12_Mayor,ssalary-diecusslons, motions, finalchange. '.~'11'~,'~0, 85, 95
Mar 14--Municipal Paving Award & FAUS Award given to City Engrg. 71
Dept ................................................
" 14--Minidius Operations re: execution of contract with Project
76
Concern ........................................... 80
" 14--Mull(n, Para, Claim ...................................... .
ernut.
,, 14_Meyar, Dennls J., Class "B" Beer PermR and Cigarette P
.................................................... 86, 207
Apr. 4--Memorandum of Agreement, Execution of same w)th From-
melt Ind ............................................ 90, 91, 92
4--Magce, Kev(n, re: C. Duffy's appointment te Human Rights
Comm. & criteria for commissioners .................... 94, 115,131
" 4--Mi(let, James C., certified by Civil Service Comm. for Fire
.... 98
Ass't Chief Training Officer .............. . ........... 98
4--Meter investigation, comment by Dr. Neume~ster
Apr. 11--Minnesota Plywood, question why sewer didn t come that fa 100
" il--Meeting dates for City Council, change .................... 104
,, 11_Mechahical Board re-appnintments of Paul Brashaw and Peter 104
Darby ...............................................
Apr. 18--Michalski, Ann, supporting Jackson Park His. Preservation 107
District ..............................................
,, 18_Madison Hill Corner, request for stop sign ................. 113,181
" 18--Master Plan, re: City Island, discussion .................... 113
" 18--Marco's Inc., Class "C" Liquor License .................... 116
,, 18_Mayor,s Task Force on Human Rights, Established .......... 115
2--Mayor Pro-Tern Rhonda Kronfeldt sworn in ..... ~.. ........ · 119
M,a,y 2 _Misappropriation 0 f Cable,,?,r,~cec, Ordinance defimng ...... 131
2--Morine, Edward F, Class B Beer Permit ................. 143
" 2--Miller, Parr(cia, diem(sealol lawsuit ....................... 144
May 16--Management Week, Proclamation ........................ 148
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May 16--Miller, Rev. Robert W., Gave Invocation ................... 148
" 16--Mini-buses, UMTA funding te help Keyline with same ........
.................................................... 148, 412
16--Marion Realty Co. & Midwest Developers, objecting to
reconstruction of JFK Road, ............................ 151
16--Meyer, Herman J., Cigarette Permit ...................... 162
16--Mirecla Car Wash, Inc., Cigarette Permit .................. 162
16--March, Proof of publication of List of Expenditures & Claims.
163
" 16--Merchants Bonding Co. (Mutual), Commissioner of Insurance
certifying that same is authorized to do business in tho State.
164
June 6--Martln, Dr. Ray, Gave Invocation ........................ 169
6--Markus, Sara Lynn, Declared SesquicentennialBaby ........ 169
6--Merfeld, Nicholas & Marie, Delinquent Refuse Account ....... 185
6--Monday Co., Cigarette Permit and Beer Permit ............. 192, 327
6--Marc's Big Boy Corp., Cigarette Permit .................... 193
6--Meyer, Catherine, (Meyer's Tap), Cigarette Permit and Beer
Permit ............................................... 193, 208
6--Moose (Dubuque Lodge 355 Loyal), Cigarette Permit ......... 194
6--Meisenburg, James, Claim, Denial ........................ 195, 328
June 20'Mescber, Vincent, Cigarette Permit ....................... 206
20--Murphy, Wm. & James, Cigarette Permit .................. 206
20--Municipal Airport (Dbq,), Cigarette Permit ................. 207
20--Marty, Milton, Cigarette Permit .......................... 207
20--Millman, Norecn, Cigarette Permit ........................ 207
20--Mi-Lo, Assoc., Cigarette Permit .......................... 207
20--MiNa, Inc., Cigarette Permit and Liquor License ............ 207
20--Moracco Supper Club, Cigarette Permit and Liquor License...
.................................................... 207, 414
"20--Miller, John G. Sr., Class "C" Bcer Permit ................. 208,209
J~y 5--Murphy, Bernard, applicant for Library Bd ................. 229
5--Mortensen, Duane, appointed to Library Bd ................ 229, 230
5--Mechanical Bd. - Designation that it be filled by a Mechanical
Engineer ............................................. 230
5--Meek, Jim, appointed to TV Cable Tela-Programming Comm.
231
5--Mole Oil Co., Cigarette Permit ........................... 231,404
5--Morett, Merlin, Cigarette Permit ......................... 231
5--March Council Proceedings approved as printed ............. 232
5--Mare, Jerry, Claim; Denial .............................. 233, 328
5--Menadue, Pat (or M/M James), Claim ...................... 233
July 18--Manternach, Tom, objected to Peru Road Watermain Project,
236
" 18--Michalski, Ann, objecting to Eagle Point vehicle entry fee ..... 253
" 18--Met(wether, J. Bruce, re: Dubuque Economic Development
Steering Comm. re: City financial condition ................. 243
" 18--Mulgrew Oil Co. - construction of Concrete Loading Dock
authorized ............................................ 248
" 18--Mechanical Bd. - appointment of Thomas D. Walsh .......... 255
" 18--Meggison, Jack & Win(fred, Claim; Denial .................. 256,393
" 18--Michaelski, Ann, requesting enforcement of Ordinances near
Jackson Park ......................................... 257
A,u,g 1--Manager of Dock Division, Ordinance setting out ........... 265
2--May, Joseph C., Claim, Denial .......................... 1270, 328
2--May list of Claims, Proof of publication .................... 271
2--Miiler, William T., certified and approved for Fire Chief posi-
tion ................................................. 272
Aug Il--Memorandum of Agreement re: Brewery Project Ind. Dev.
Rev. Bonds ........................................... 273-277
A,u,g 15--Mentally Handicapped Health Week, Proclamation .......... 278
15--Mitchell, Wm., appointed to Electrical Exam. Bd ............ 296
" 15--Mangeno, Zella E., Class "C" Liquor License, Transfer; Cig-
arette Permit ..................................... 298, 391, 404
Sept 6--Murray, Frank, "Man of the Year" Award .................. 304
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Se,pt 6--Museum Development on River front ...................... 313
6--Manuni (procedural) for Parking Division, submitted ......... 329
6--Marker/Memorial of NE tip of Ch. Schmitt Memorial Island,
Discussion ........................................... 330, 364
Sept 26--Memorandum of Agreement with Wm. C. Brown Co. lind.
Devel. Revenue Bond Issue) ............................. 334
" 26--Milwaukee Road Reorganization, Reaolution ............... 339
" 26--Mayor's Task Force, report on criteria for appointments to H.
Rights Corem ......................................... 342
26--Montgomery, Rose Marie, appointed to the Dock Board ...... 344, 345
26--Meteker, Alice, applicant for Transit Bd ................... 345
26--Mihaiakes, Phillip J., Cigarette Permit and Liquor License.... 346, 414
26--Moldenhauer, Robert, Cigarette Permit .................... 346
26--Mnigrew Off Co., Cigarette Permit; Class "C" Beer Permit .... 346
26--Merrick, Karen, Mayor of Guttenberg requesting matching
monies to OPP ........................................ 348
Oct. 3--Minorlty Enterprise Development Week in Dubuque, Prc-
clamation ............................................ 349
3--Market Stalls, Issuance of Permits (By Ord.) for Central
Market .............................................. 353, 354
3--Murphy, Wm. C., Class "C" Liquor License ................. 355
3--Minority Enterprise Development re: HUD commending City
for commitment ....................................... 355
Oct. 17--Misslssippi Queen Riverboat, giving of .proclamation &
paperweight to Mayor .................................. 358
" 17--Mar tin Luther Home Project, Issuance of Health Care Facility
Revenue Bonds ........................................ 362
" 17--May Council Proceedings, approved as printed .............. 371
" 17--Main&Locust, Ailay, requeetteclmngemarkiv~;teavoidcen-
fusion ............................................... 372, 408
Nov 7--Municipal Airport Office Construction Project, Filing of IA.
CD Loan Program Application .......................... 388, 389
7--Mueller, Marie, Denial of Claim ........................... 393
7--Murphy, Ed, Denial of Claim ............................. 393
7--Maker, Helen, Denial of Claim ............................ 393
7--Mullin vs. City et al, Case Settled ................ ~ ........ 393
7--Manning, Barbara, At Large Finalist in Primary Election;
Winner in General ..................................... 394, 407
Nov 21--Melby, Rev. Gerald, Gave Invocation ...................... 397
" 21--Mutual Aid Agreement with Dubuque County & Municipali-
ties ................................................. 401, 402
"21--Main, (and 12th St.) request for removalof Stop Signs ........ 403
"21 --Manternach, Thomas & Cecelia, accept conditions of approval
of plat of Lot i-D of Terrace Heights Subd .................. 402
"21--Mole OflCo., Cigarette Permit; Class "C" Beer Permit ........ 404
Dec. 5--Maas, Bonnie, Denial of Claim ........................... 415
5--Mlllin, Virgil & Mabel, Denial of Claim ......... . ............ 415
Dec. 19--Marina, Dubuque, request to use Harbor for Ice Fisheree ..... 419
" 19--Millman, Norena J., Class "C" Liquor License ............... 435
" 19--Mayere, Barbara, Claim ................................. 436
" 19--Milier, Dean A., Resignation from Human Rights Dept ....... 436
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Feb. 7--McEvoy, Edward, applicant for Civic Center Corem .......... 33
Sept 8--McCarthy, Leo, for Frommalt Industries Ind. Development
Revenue Bonds.., .................................. 90 198
8--McDonalds A.Y. s), drilling their own 'well", questions by Dr.
Neumeister ............................. 98, 106
May 2--McDonald, Frances D., Clalm; Denial ...................... 145, 195
May 16--McDermott, Larry, accepting West side Park Comm. Park Con-
ditions ............................................... 158, 159
" 16--McNamer, Martin, accepting Westside Park Comm. Park Con-
ditions ............................... ,;.; ............ 158, 159
" 16--McGinnis Joseph & David Wetter) Class C Beer & Liquor
License; Cigarette Permit ........................... 163, 346, 414
June 6--McFadden, Walter P. & Mary Leu, objecting to rezoning E. of
Radford Rd. & N. of Pennsylvania Ave. as requested by
Northrange Assoc ..................................... 170
June 20--McCann, Mike, Cigarette Permit ......................... 207
"20--McConnell, Freida, Claim, Closed ......................... 210,393
"20--McClean, Herbert L., Claim .............................. 210
"20--McMahan, Michael, Claim; Settlement .................... 210, 393
J~y 5--McEvoy, Edward, applicant for Civic Center Comm .......... 229
5--McDonald, A. Y., Cigarette Permit ........................ 231
Aug 1--McAipine, Rev. Larry, Invocation ........................ 259
Se,pt 6--McKim, Rev. Donald, Invocation ......................... 304
6--McGinnis, Joseph, Transfer of Liquor License .............. 326
6--McKernan, Daniel J., Claim, Denial ....................... 328, 393
Sept 26--McMulien, Don, applicant & appointed to Dock Bd ..........
................................................ 344, 403, 404
Dec. 5--McKay, Thomas, Attorney, speaking on behalf of FDL Foods.
.................................................... 409
" 5--McGovern, Dixie, Denialof Claim ......................... 415
Dec. 19--McCarthy, Leo, re: Group W Rate Increase ................. 434
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Jan. 3--Newspaper designation for 1983, discussion etc ............. 2
3--Northwestern Transportation Co. (Chicago), Quit Claim Deed
tot property near 32nd St ............................... 6
3--Natlonai League of Cities Convention report by C. Member D.
Deich ................................................ 7
3--Non-Conforming Uses Ordinance - adopted re: Zoning Ord .... 2
Jan. 10--North-West Arterial, Stage I, P.C.C. Paving & Intersection
Improvements re: Acceptance of contract, awarding to
Tschiggfrie and Final Est. ete ............................ 9, 10
3--Neyens, Steven K. & Leslie E., denial of claim ............... 12
Jan. 17--November, 1982, Proof of publicetion of list of clalms ......... 17
Feb. 7--Natinnai Distributive Education Clubs of America Week, Pro-
clamation ............................................ 25
7--Nicholson, Daniel, applicent for Human Rights Corem ........ 33, 229
7--Norman, Bill, applicant for Human l~ighte Corem ............ 33, 229
7--November Printed Council Proceedings, approved ........... 35
7--Neyens, Scott, Claim ................................... 35
Feb. 21--Nutritlon INatlanal) Month, proclamation .................. 43
"21--Newspaper ISceqnicentennial) introduced by C.M. Klauer ..... 43
"21--Neumeister, Wm., re: discussion of Burden property & FDI~
Park ................................................. 49
"21--Neuhaus, Gerald & Phyllis, re: possible sale of property in Mt.
Loretta area .......................................... 51, 87
, 21--National Register of Historic Places, City Mgr. recommending
"Old Main District" be placed on same .................... 52
Feb. 28--Neyens, Mr. objecting to new ambulance ordinance .......... 53
Mar 14--Norman, Wayne requesting rezoning of property of U.D.
located north of Highway 20, west of Collins St. and east of
Princeton PI .......................................... 72
M,a,r 21--Nesler, James objecting to odor problem of Julien Dbq. Dr .... 82
21 --Nesler, Tim, objecting to odor problem on Julien Dbq. Dr .... 82
"21--Noonan, John W., Class "C" Beer & Liquor License and
Cigarette Permit ....................................... 87, 206
" 21 --Nabors Drug Store, Cigerette Permit ...................... 86,193
"21--Nineteenth St., denying by Mgr. of petitinn of W. Donovan for
restricted parking ..................................... 87
4--North Sector Zoning ......................... 95, 102, 103, 123, 124
A,p,r. 4--Neumeister, Dr. Wm,, comments as to Crescent Ridge Sewer,
A. Y. McDonald's well, meter & ramp investigation, rental of
FDR crop land .................................. 95, 98, 100,106
Apr. 11--Nelson, Don, re: Cres. Ridge San. Sewer Project, Phase II ..... 100
" ll--North End Wrecking Co. area zoning change ................ 103
Apr. 18--Nanghton, Dennis, in support of Jackson Park Historic Pres.
District .............................................. 107
"18--Nash, Ruth re: Jackecn Park His. Pres. District in favor of any"
thing to help historical flavor & tourism .................... 107
M,a,y 2--Nurse's Day, Proclanmtion .............................. 119
2--Northrange Associates, Inc. requesting rezoning for property
north of Pennsylvania & east of Radford Rd ................ 129, 170
2--Nagelmaker, Bruce, Petition re: Bus Civil Service Exam ...... 131
2--N/W Arterial, Stage I, Pretensinned-prestressed Concrete
Beam Bridge, Acceptance of same ........................ 137
2--Non-Bargeining Unit Employees - Adoption of 1984 Compen-
satinn Pkg ............................................ 142
2--Natinnal Register of Historic Places, nomination of 1090
Langworthy (Garland House) ............................ 145
May 16--Neumeister, Dr., commended City on work done on FDR Park. 165
June 6--NorthrangeSubdivlsinnNo. l, Platapproved ............... 187
6--Nash Finch Co. (Warehouse Market), Cigarette Permit and
Beer Permit .......................................... 193, 392
June 20--Nowack, David J., Cigarette Permit ....................... 206
" 20--Ninatecn Thir ty-Threc (1933), Inc., Cigarette Permit ......... 208.
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June20--Nites of the Square Table, Inc., Class "B" Beer Permit;
Transfer; Refund .................................. 208, 326, 355
Ju,!y 5--Nelson, Arvid, objecting to Liberty Ave. Sanitary Sewer ...... 216
5--Nauman Nursery, Contract for Ch. Schmitt Mem. Island Rec.
Complex Underground Irrigation System .................. 224
July 18--Nnise Problem objection by H. Helbing re: Swiss Valley/
Hilldale ...................................... 243, 300, 354, 406
" 18--Nichnla, Elaine, objecting to Eagle Pt. Park vehicle entry fee.
.................................................... 243
" 18--Newt, Marine Boat Store, Cigarette Permit ................. 255
" 18--Neflson, Eugene A., re: proposed by-pass ................... 257
Aug 1 --Neumeister, Dr., suggestions as to Parking Audit ........... 272
Aug ll--Niebel, John re: Ind. Devel. Rev. Bonds "The Brewery
Project". ............................................ 273
Aug 15--National Guard requesting annexation of property west of
City; approved ........................................ 285, 329
" 15--Notice of Availability for Public Inspection Certain CD Block
Grant Documents, Publication ........................... 287
" 15--Nativity Church, Class "B" Beer Permit; Refund ............ 297,347
15--North, John, Clahn ..................................... 298
" 15--Naughton, Attorney Dennis, advising rights of Wayne
Anthony & Wayne Motor Sales have been transferred otc. to
Herbst & Son, Inc ...................................... 299
Sept 6--Nederhoff, Dale, re: Correctional Services Facility at 15th &
Elm ................................................. 306
6--NW Arterial, request by Aviation Assn, to land & take off
planes ............................................... 312, 342
6--Northern (Burlington) Railroad Co. re: transfer of easements
by Ice Harbor ......................................... 313
Sept 26--National 4~H Week, Proclamation ........................ 333
"26--Nash, Ruth, applicant for Zoning Bd. of Adjustment ......... 345
Oct. 3--Natinnai YWCA Teen Week, Proclamation ................. 349
Oct. 17--Nolse objection by Sandy Granger at Dubuque Humane
Shelter area ........................................... 365
" 17--Naughton, Attorney Dennis, for Edward & Gladys Brimeyer
re: claim against Human Rights Conunissinn ............... 371
" 17--Neumelster, Dr, Bill, objecting to assessments for those on
Crescent Ridge ................................ 372, 408, 416, 437
Nov 7--New Harbor Development Co., Class "C" Liquor License, Cig-
arette Permit ......................................... 392, 404
7--Nichols, Howard, Closing of Claim ........................ 393
7--Nemmers Case, re: petition of Shnla Sorenson ............... 395
Nov 21--National Home Health Care Week, Proclamation ............ 397
"21--Natural Gas (Peoples), reclassify property south of Cedar
Cross Rd. from AG to C-7 ............................... 398, 399
Dec. 5--NW Arterial Construction Schedule as it relates to 5 Year
Street Construction Program ............................ 416
Dec. 19--Naderman, Gerald M., Claim ............................. 436
" 19--Nichols, Daniel & Jeremy, Lawsuit dismissed ............... 436
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O
Jan. 3--ORDINANCE NO. 1-83 Revising Appendix A by Repealing
Article II and Enacting a new Article II in lieu therof which
establishes provisions to allow the expansions of Non- 2-6
Conforming Uses ..................................... 8
, 3--Ozark Air Lines, re: Notice by CAB .......................
Jan. 10--Operating Assistance Grant - technical amendment, with 10
UMTA ................................ :: new
Jan. 17--ORDINANCE NO. 2-83 Amending the Code by adding a
Subsection to District C of Section 25~326 of Said Code, to
Limit Parking to Ten Hours at any one time on the South Side
of 12th St. between Main St. & White St. to provide for the
Establishment of Parking Meter Districts in the City ........ 15
" 17--O'Connor, Thomas, Hammer, Bertsch & Norby vs. Fischer In-
vestment Co. et al & City directing plats, easements, & spec.
warranty deeds be deposited in court ...................... 17
Feb. 7_Office Education Aesoclation Week, Proclamation ........... 25
7--ORDINANCE NO. 3-83 Authorizing Thermolyne Corp. to con- 25
struct a Planter & Sign .................................
" 7--October Printer CouncilProceedings, approved ............. 35
Feb. 14--ORDINANCE amending the Code of Ordinances by repealing
Section 4-14 entitled "Time & Fee Schedule" of Article 1¥~ of
Chapter 4 of said Code and enacting a new Section 4-14 to Arti-
cle 1¥2 of Chapter 4 in lieu thereof providing for authority for
the Airport Comm. to determine rates and regulations for park-
lng at the DUBUQUE MUNICIPAL AIRPORT· INet 41
~°DP~Ned~I~ ~(~' ~'~ ~r~ ~ ~he Code be Amended
Feb. 21-- . ' ..................
by revising Appendix A thereof, by repealing Article X
Schedule of Fees, and Enacting a new Article X Fees, Pro-
riding for the Establishment of Zoning Application Fees by
· 45, 56
Resolution ...........................................
,, 21_ORDINANCE NO. 5.83 Providing that the Code of Ordinances
of the City be amended by revising Chapter 34 thereof, enact-
lng a New Section 34-19 of Article II in lieu thereof, providing
for the Establishinent of Subdivision Plat Review Fees ....... 45, 57
' 21--ORDINANCE NO. 13-83 Providing that the Code of Or-
dinances be amended by revising Appendix A thereof, by
reclassifying Lot 1 of 2 of 2 and Lot 2 of 2 of 2 of the W V~ of
NW ¼ of NW ~/~ of Section 27 T89N Range 2 East Of 5th P.M.
IProperty on J. F. Kennedy, Rd) from R-5 to C-3 ............. 45, 71
Feb. 21--ORDINANCE NO. 14-83 Amending Zoning Ordinance and
Zoning Map by reclassifying Lot 1 of 1 of Steffen's Place and
that southerly portion of Lot 1 of 2 of Mineral Lot 156 exten-
ding from the north right of way line of Lombard St. from R-
Single Family Residential Dis. to ID Institutional Dis ........ 46, 72
" 21--ORDINANCE NO. 21-83 Establishing the Jackson Park His-
teric Preservation District ........................... 46, 107, 108
,' 21--ORDINANCE NO. 15-83 Amending Code of Ordinances by
enacting new paragraphs (b) of Section 19V~ 6.1 and 19V~ 6.2 in
lieu thereof to provide for revision of the Rehabilitation Guide-
... 48, 75, 76
,, 2 l_Oberbroeckli~g, David F. & Joanna K., C~garette Perrmt, C 50
"C" Beer-Wine License .................................
Mar 28--ORDINANCE_---- Amending Code of Ordinances by
enacting a new Article II comprised of Section 18-16 thru Sec-
tion 18-27 of Div. I and Sec. 18-40 thru Sec. 18-55 of Division 2
providing for AMBULANCE SERVICE, and licensing thereof·
(Not adopted) ......................................... 53, 78
Mar 12--ORDINANCE NO. 6-83 Amending the Code of Ordinances by
Enacting Section'31-18 of Article III of Chapter 31 providing
for Service Charges by the Police Dept ..................... 63
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Mar 12--ORDINANCE NO. 7-83 Amending Code of Ordinances by
Enacting a new Section 14-26 thereto providing for Service
Charges by the Fire Dept. ($15 for opening Motor Vehicle or
Gaining Entrance to Any Structure; $15 for Retrieval or Ex-
trlcation of Domesticated Animals and $50 Per Hour for Pum-
ping or Removal of Liquids from any Building or Excavation.
63
" 12--ORDINANCE NO. 8-83 Amending the Code by Enacting a
new Section 14-27 Providing for Standby Fire Equipment Ser-
vice for a Fee (Helicopter Landing $100 per Hour or Fraction
thereof and $50 for each additional Hour or Fraction thereof),
(effective 7-1-83) ....................................... 64
" 12--ORDINANCE NO. 9-83 Amending the Code by Adding a new
Unnumbered Paragraph to Section 18-52 thereof providing for
a new Schedule of Ambulance Fees and Charges Effective
7-1-83 ................................................ 65
" 12--ORDINANCE NO: 10-83 Amending tbe Code of Ordinances by
Enacting a New Section 7-33(a) in lieu thereof providing for
Dog License Fees ...................................... 66
" 12--ORDINANCE NO. 11-83 Amending the Code of Ordinances by
Enacting a New Section 36-161 of Division 4 in lieu thereof to
provide for revision of WATER RATES ................... 67
" 12--ORDINANCE NO. 12-83 Amending the Code by Enacting a
new Section 36-56 of Division 4 in lieu thereof to provide for a
Revision of Sewer Rates and Charges ...................... 68
" 12--ORDINANCE NO. 20-83 Amending the Code by Enacting a
new Section 2-21 in lieu thereof to provide for the Compensa-
tion of the MAYOR and CITY COUNCIL MEMBER 154200
for Council and $5500 for Mayor) ........................ 70, 85, 95
Mar 14--ORDINANCE NO. 19-83 Amending the Code of Ordinances by
conditionally approving the preliminary development plan and
reclassifying property of Hilicrest Family Services from R-2
Single Family Residential and R-3 Multi-Family Residential to
ID Institutional District ............................... 73, 89, 90
" 14--ORDINANCE NO. 16-83 Amending the Code by Enacting a
new Section 13-106 in lieu thereof providing for the term of Of-
rice for Appointments to the Board of Electrical Examiners... 77
" 14--ORDINANCE NO. 17-83 Amending the Code of Ordinaness by
Enacting a New Section 13-44 in lieu thereof providing for the
term of Office for Appointments to the Electrical Appeal Bd.
78
Mar 21--Odor problem on Jniien Dubuque Drive, petition for investiga-
tion by Herbert Larsen ................................. 82
"21--ORDINANCE NO. 18-83 Amending the Code by revising Sec-
tion 25-210(b) Providing that Eastbound and Westbound
Vehicles stop before entering the intersection of 27th and
Washington Streets .................................... 83
" 21--Outdoor Recreation Area - Development of same, Submission
of request for Funds under Land and Water Conservation
Fund Program (Ch. Schmitt Memorial Island) ............... 85
" 21--Offer of Gerald Neuhaus to sell Lots 27 & 28 of M.L. 39 to the
City, Mgr. declining offer ................................ 88
Apr. 4--Osterkamp, Linda, re: C. Duffy appointment to H. Rights ..... 94
Apr. 11--O'Hara, Michael, Youth in Government Council Member ...... 99
" 11--ORDINANCE NO. 22-83 Amending Zoning map with regard
to properties in the North Sector of the territory involuntarily
annexed to the City .................................... 103, 123
" 11--ORDINANCE NO. 23-83 Amending Zoning Map with regard
to properties adjacent to the North Sector in the City ........ 103, 124
" 11--O'Brien, Robert J, objecting to financial system for street
maintenance .......................................... 106
Apr. 18--Optimist Bicycle Safety Week, Proclamation ............... 107
" 18--Olinger, Dona J., Class "C" Liquor License ................. 116
" 18--Old Fashioned Saloon, Class "C" Liquor License ............ 116
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Apr. 18--Operators IBus) - Individuals Certified by Civil Service Comm. 117
" 18--Ohnesorge, James, certified by Civil Service Comm. for Bus
117
Operator .............................................
May 2--ORDINANCE NO. 26-83 Amending the Code by enacting a
new Subsection (a), (b), (f), Ig) and (i) of Section 36-183, pr~
viding for monthly subscriber rates for Cable Television ......
................................................ 125, 160, 161
2--Operating Assistance Application to Ia. State Public Transit 126
Division .........................................
2--Operating Assistance Application to UMTA Keyline Transit 126
Funding) .............................................
2--ORDINANCE NO. 27-83 Amending Zoning Ordinance and
Zoning Map by reclassifying properties east of Radford Rd. &
north of Pennsylvania Ave .............................. 129, 170
" 2--0P~1 Office Residential District - P & Z recommending an
amendment to cenditional use provisions of same ............ 129
2--ORDINANCE NO. 30-83 Amendirg Zoning Ordinance by
enacting a new Section 4-109.4(3) of Article IV in lieu thereof to
allow adaptive uses as a conditional use in historic or architec-
turally significant structure in the OR-1 Office Residential Dis-
.. 129, 174
trict ...............................................
2--ORDINANCE NO. 29-83 Amending Appendix A of the Code
by enacting a new Section 6-106.5 of Article VI in lieu thereof
to clarify that any modification of the condition or restriction
under which a conditional user permit is granted shall require
the submittal and approval of new conditional user permit .... 130, 173
2--ORDINANCE NO. 28-83 Amending Appendix A of the Code
by eracting a definition for ' Developmentally Disabled and
"Family Home" in Article XI "Definitions" and enacting a
new definition of"Group Home" of Article XI in lieu thereof all
to allow family homes for a maximum of 8 developmentally
disabled individuals as a permitted use in the R-1 thru R-5
Residential District & OP~i and OR-l(a) Office Residential Dis-
tricte ....................................... : .....~ ~. 130, 171
2--ORDINANCE NO. 25-83 Amending the Code of Ordinance y
enacting Section 36-190 to Division IV of Article V defining
misappropriation of Cabld Services ....................... 131,159
2--ORDINANCE NO, 24-83 Amending the Code by revising Sec-
tion 25-210(b) of Code to Provide that Eastbound vehicles must
stop before entering the intersection of Clarke Dr. & Madison 138
2--Operating Engineers - Accepting Agreement between them & 142
,, City ....................... ,; ' ;, .......................
2--Optimist Club (Evening), Class B Beer Permit ............ 143
May 16--Oberembt, Charles B. & Marflyn A., objecting to assessments 151
for JFK Road reconstruction project ......................
" 16--Olinger, Ronald W. & Dona J., Cigarette Permit ............. 162
June 6--Owens, Noland M., petition to sell advertising on bus benches 181
& enclosures etc .......................................
6--ORDINANCE NO. 31-83 Authorizing Cable Car Square
Association to Construct Twelve Flower Planters in the Cable
Car Square Area .......................... ;. '. .........~ 182
6--ORDINANCE NO. 46-83 Providing for establishing Rules
Regulations for the Industrial Park Pretreatment Program.. ·
·.. 183, 287, 314-325
.......................................... Collection
6--Ostert, James E. & Judith A., Delinquent Refuse 184
Account ..............................................
" 6--ORDINANCE NO. 32-83 Amending the Code by Enacting a
new Section 22-19 thereto to provide for a Procedure for
Suspensi°n °r Revocati°n °f Licensea and Appeal pr°cedure~'. 189, 190
2--ORDINANCE NO. 33-83 Amendiv4~ the Code by enacting a
new Section 24-10 to Article I of Chapter 24 in lieu thereof to
provide for Suspension or Revocation of Business Licenses.&. 190, 191
Appeal Procedures ...................................
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June 6--ORDINANCE NO. 34-83 Amending the Code of Ordinances by
Enacting a new Section 7-45 in lieu thereof providing for the
vaccination against Rabies for Dogs & Cats ................ 191, 192
6--Office Grill, ~igurette Permit ............................ 193
6~)ky Doky #~, Vivian Heinz, Cigarette Permit ............... 193
6--Oky Doky, #6 &//9, (TFM Co.), Cigarette Permit, 2 outlets ..... 193
6--Oeth, Peter & Dennis Slowey (Hardees), Cigarette Permit ..... 193
6--Otting, Eugene A., Cigarette Permit IDip Tap) .............. 193
6--Oharbroeclding, Merlin & Karen, Claim .................... 195
June 20--ORDINANCE Amending the Code by enacting a new subsec-
tion (d) to Section 36-164 thereof providing for the assessing of
delinquent Water Service Charges - FAILED .............. 204
"20--OfferofGrant, nottoexceed$438,200fromEDA ............ 205,206
" 20--O'Cnanell, Judy, Cigarette Permit ........................ 206
"20--Olinger, Dona, Cigarette Permit ..................... ..... 207
' 20--Oberbroeckling, Dave & Joanna, Cigarette Permit ........... 208
' 20--Oeth, PeterJ.,Class"B"BeerPermitandCigarettePermit...
.................................................... 298, 231
" 20--Ottlng, Eugene, Cigaretto Permit ......................... 209
Ju,!y 5--Olsen, Dorothy re: Liberty Ave. San. Sewer ................. 216
5--ORDINANCE NO. 43-83 Providing that the Code be amended
by enacting a new Section 6.4 of Chapter 19~/2 to provide for
the establishment of the Lower Bluff St. Historic Preservation
District .............................................. 224, 304
5--ORDINANCE NO. 39-83 Amending the Code by enacting a
new Ch. 9V2 etc. establishing a Dock Bd. and delineating its
membership, establish office of Dock Division Manager .......
............................................ 228, 250, 263, 267
5--Osborne, Donald appointed to Historic Preservation Comm... 229
5--O'Hara, Richard F., Cigarette Permit ...................... 231
July 18--ORDINANCE NO. 41-83 Amending the Zoning Map by
reclassifying property at 620-628 & 636 Loras from ID Institu-
tional Dis. to R-4 Multi-Fam. Res ......................... 239, 278
" 18--Otterbeck, Mr. objecting to Eagle Pt. Park Vehicle Entry Fees.
243
" 18--ORDINANCE NO. 35-85 Amending the Code by enacting a
new Section 17-36(a) 12) providing for a Reduction in Garbage
and Rubbish Fees when the Head of the Household is 65 years
or older .............................................. 245
" 18--ORDINANCE NO. 36-83 Authorizing Mulgrew Oil Co. to con-
struct a Concrete Loading Dock at the Mulgrew Ice Plant ..... 248
" 18--ORDINANCE NO. 37-83 Amending the code by enacting a
new Section 27-91 providing for the designation of the Burden
property ............................................. 252
" 18--ORDINANCE NO. 38-83 Amending the Code by enacting a
new Subsection Id) to Section 10¼-27 providing for three year
terms for members of the CIVIC CENTER COMMISSION... 254, 255
' 18--Optlmist Club IEvening), Refund for Beer Permit ............ 257
Aug I--ORDINANCE NO. 40-83 Amending the Code by enacting a
new Section 2-73 providing for Daily Deposits of City Funds.
269
Aug 15--ORDINANCE NO. 44-83 Amending Appendix A of the Code
by adding CR Commercial Recreation District to the list of
Comm. Districts; prescribing therein a general purpose &
description, principal permitted uses etc. and further providing
for inclusions of "CR" to the list of district subject to the
schedule of off-street parking & loading requirements and to
provide regulations for signs in that district ................ 283, 306
" 15--ORDINANCE NO. 45-83 Amending Zoning Ord. by reclassify-
ing property on Chaplain Schmitt Mem. Island from HI Heavy
Ind. to CR Comm. Rec. Dis. Classification ................. 284, 306
" 15--ORDINANCE NO. 48-84 Amending the Zoning Ordinance & Map by reclassifying property at the SE corner of 15th & Elm
from "HI-Heavy Ind. Dis. to "OR-1 Office Residential Dis-
trict.". ...................................... 284, 306, 337, 338
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Aug 15--ORDINANCE NO. 42-83 Authorizing Zephyr Aluminum Pro-
ducts, Inc. to construct a canopy at 1266 Central (D & D What
Not Shop) ............................................ 286
" 15--Oberembt, Charles B., appointed to the Elec. Exam. Bd ....... 296
" 15--Odor Problem report by Mrg. re: Inland Molasses Blood Dry-
ing Co ............................................... 300
Sept 6--ORDINANCE NO. 47-83 Amending the Code by Enacting a
New Section 21-23(a~ in lieu thereof providing for Meetings of
the Human Rights Commission .......................... 325
6--Olde German Bank, Transfer of Liquor License .............. 326
6--Olde German Bank, Cigarette Permit ...................... 326
6--OkyDoky #27, refund on Unexpired Beer Permit & Cigarette
License .............................................. 329
Sept 26--October as Dubuque Symphony Orchestra Month, Proclama.
tion ................................................. 333
"26--ORDINANCE NO. 53-83 Amending the Code by reclassifying
property at 2124 White St. from R-4 Multi-Family Residential
to C-4 Gen. Comm. Dis .............................. 333, 359-360
" 26--ORDINANCE NO. 49-83 Amending the Code by Repealing
Section 19~4-31B~ and Enacting a New Section 19~A-31b~ in lieu
thereof providing for the Appointment of Members to the
Historic Preservation Commission ........................ 342
"26--ORDINAHCE NO. 50-83 Amending the Code by Repealing
Section 21-18 thereof and enacting a New Section 21-18 in lieu
thereof providing for the Appointment of Members to the
Human Rights Commission .............................. 343
"26--ORDINANCE NO. 51-83 Amending the Code by Enacting a
Section 4-28 thereof providing for the Appointment of
Members to the Airport Commission ...................... 344
Oct. 3--ORDINANCE NO. 52-83 Amending the Code by Repealing
Section 24-27 thereof and enacting a new Section 24-27 thereof
providing for the Issuance of Permits for Market Stalls .......
.................................................... 353, 354
Oct. 17--ORDINANCE NO. 56-83 Amending the Code by revising Ap-
pendix A thereof by amending the approved Preliminary
Development Plan to allow campus improvements within the
University of Dubuque Institutional District ........... 360, 377-379
" 17--Option Agreement between City & Klauer Mfg. Co. - extension
of date for which construction must commence .............. 361,379
' 17--ORDINANCE NO. 54-83 Repealing Ordinance No. 65-78 which
provided for an Entrance Examination for Ambulance
Driver/Attendant ...................................... 366
" 17--ORDINANCE NO, 55-83 Amending the Code of Ordinance of
the City of Dubuque, Ia., by Repealing Section 27-4(d) thereof
and enacting a new Section 27-4(d) in lieu thereof providing for
the Prohibition of the Consumption of Beer in Certain Parks.
.................................................... 368
" 17--O'Mara, J & P., Class "B" Beer Permit .................... 370
" 17--O'Rourke, W.E., petitioning for correct signage for one-way
alley ................................................. 372, 408
" 17--One-Way ALley between First & Second Ste. and Main &
Locust. petition for proper signage ........................ 372
Nov 7--ORDINANCE NO. 57-83 ~,uthorizJng FDL Foods, Inc. to con-
struct I and ~ inch buried steel Conduit under E. 16th St. near
Hickory St ........................................... 389
7--ORDINANCE NO. 58-83 Amending the Code by Repealing
Section 11~-31 through 11~-51 comprising Divisions 1 and 2
of Article II thereof providing for the Dissolution of the
Rehabilitation Commission .............................. 390, 391
7--O'Mara, Thomas, Denial of Claim ......................... 393
7--O'Donnell, Wm., Denial of Claim .......................... 393
Nov 21--ORDINANCE NO. 59-83 Amending the Zoning Ord. to
reclassify portions of property located south of Cedar Cross
Rd. from AG to C-7 ................................ 398, 399, 417
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Nov 21--ORDINANCE NO. 60-83 Amending Zoning Ordinance by
reclassifying certain portions of property located north of
Asbury Rd. and west of Bonson/Asbury Rd. intersection from
R-3 to OR-1PUD Office/Res. Planned Unit Development His-
trict
,, ~. ~ ' 'A" '~ .... : ..................................... 399,418
z ~ --~pera~lon: Hew View, request for J. Klauer's replacement ..... 403
"21--Oky Doky ~6, Class "C" Beer Permit ...................... 404
"21--October Claims, Proof .................................. 436
"21 --OPP advising inan approval for ARC Project ............... 437
"21~OPP advising loan disapprovnl for Airport Office ............ 437
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Jan. 3--Police Retirement Pension Bd. appointment of Thomas
Hopper ..............................................
Jan. 10--Polsean, Al petitioning about Cres. Ridge sewer, water etc ....
" 10--PARK AND RECREATION COMM. SUBMITTING MIN-
7
9, 35
UTES: ............ 11, 35, 38, 80, 97, 163, 232, 256, 328, 371, 392, 435
10--PUBLIC LIBRARY BOARD SUBMITTING MINUTES: ...
.................................... 11, 17, 80, 270, 328, 355, 435
10--Polsean, Al objecting to Trenkle Parking Lot being used by
city officials .......................................... 12
Jan. 17--Parking meter time change on east side of Main St. between
11 th & 12th & 12th St. between Main & Central & White ...... 15
" 17--Patricia Ann Dr. re: Edwards property reverting to R-2 Single
Fem. Res. Dis ......................................... 18
17--Polsean, Al, response to letter - by City Mge. on various objec-
tions raised by Mr. Polsean .............................. 18
" 17--Peru Rd., City Mgr. recommending against installation of left
tornlanes ............................................ 18
" 17--Plannlng & Zoning Comm. advieing that Edwards property
reverting back to its former R-2 Single Family District
Classification ......................................... 18
"17--PLANNING & ZONING COMMISSION SUBMITTING
MINUTES: ........... 18, 51, 80, 97, 144, 210, 256, 328, 347, 392, 435
Jan. 28--Phaee II of Dbq. Ind. Center Project requested for Jeldwen
relocation ............................................ 21
Feb. 7--Pries, Rev. Mark, re: report on Yargar Pay Classification
Report ............................................... 27
" 7--Pay Classification Report... report of inequities & discrepan-
cies set out by Human Rights Commission ................. 27
7--Project Agreement with Ia. DOT for improvements on 32nd
St ................................................... 29
7--PLUMBING BOARD Submitting Minutes: ...............
.................................... 35, 38, 80, 163, 210, 298, 405
Feb. 14--Properties (or Homes) Extension, petitioning Governor for
relief ................................................ 38
' 14--Petitioning Governor (organization of H.O.P.E.) for relief-
Homes or Properties Extension .......................... 38
" 14--Plaza 20 Foods, Refund request for unexpired Cigarette Per-
mit .................................................. 39
" 14--Poire, Mary, Class "C" Liquor License; Refund .............. 39, 372
" 14--Parking Fees, Ordinance submitted to give control of same to
Airport .............................................. 40
Feb. 21--Pleiness, Pastor Robert of Bible Baptist Church, Gave Invoca-
tion ................................................. 43
"21--Public Hearing for FY '84 Budget, setting of date ........... 43
"21--"Port of Dubuque Visitor", a Sesquicentennial Paper, in-
troduced by Council Member John Klauer .................. 43
" 21--P&ZComm. submittedOrdinancesfuramendmentstoZoning
Ord. & Subd. Regulation Fee Schedule ..................... 44
" 21--Plat Review (Subdivision) Fees, establishment of same by Or-
dinance .............................................. 45, 57
" 21--p & Z Comm. approving rezoning request of Lyle Kopp fur pro-
perty on Kennedy Rd ................................... 45
" 21--P&ZComm. advisingofapprovalofpreliminarydeveinpment
plan and reclassification of property North of Hwy. 20, west of
CotUns St ............................................. 45
" 21-Preliminary Development Plan & Reclassification of Property
located north of Hwy. 20., west of Callins St ................ 45
" 21--Plat (final) of Dubuque In Futoro in Dbq. Industrial Center,
final approval of same .................................. 47
Feb. 28--Pfiffner, Mr., objectlng to new Ambulance Ordinance ........ 53
Mar 12--Planning and Zoning Fees, Adoption of Official Schedule ..... 57
" 12--Police Dept. - New Charge for opening car Doors ............. 63
" 12--Pumping Liquids etc. out of basement, Ordinance Chg. fee for
same ................................................ 64
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Mar 14--Planning and Zoning approving request of Hincreat Fem. Ser-
vices for preliminary development plan and zoning reclassifica-
tion for 2005 Asbury Rd ................................ 73
" 14--Project Concern, Mayor authorized to execute contract cover-
ing mini-bus operations ................................. 76
Mar 21--Parking restriction denied for 19th St. as requested by W.
Donovan ............................................. 87
"21--Peters, LaVerne G., claim, Denial ......................... 87, 195
88
"21--Progier, Walter request daaled re: Baldwin Dr. eampletinn ....
Apr. 4--Planning & Zoning Commission for action of zoning of North
Sector ............................................... 95
4--Pitz, Richard, Cigarette Permit ........................... 96
4--Patrick's (St.), Class "B" Beer Permit ..................... 96
4--Petorson, Elmer P., Claim Denied ......................... 97
Apr. 11--Petitlans of individuals objecting to Cres. Ridge San. Sewer
Project Phase II ....................................... 100
11--Publlc Safety Director, support of same by D. Dorweiler ...... 105
11--Pins, Vel, opinion on Mr. C. Dully on Human Rights Comm... 106
A,p,r. 18--Professinnal Secretaries Week, Proclamation ............... 107
18--Peckosh, Paul re: Jackson Park Historic Pres. District ....... 107
18--Park, (Jackson) Historic Pres. District, set up ............... 107
18--Pawnbrokers License revocation, appeal, etc ................ 109
18--Petition of Judy Tigges, Girl Scouts re: waiving park fees ..... 113
18--Peru Rd. & Walker St., petition for St. light ................ 113, 146
" 18--Policy on St. Assessments, approval of new one ............. 113
" 18--Pitz, Rich H. (Bait Bucket), Beer Permit issued .............. 115
May 2--Plamuing & Zoning approving rezoning of Northranga Assoc.
Inc. property located north of Pennsyl. Ave. & east of Radfurd
Read ................................................ 129
" 2--Pennsylvania (north of), rezoning change .................. 129, 170
" 2--P & Z recommending amendment to cond. use provisions of
OR-1 Office Res. Dis. re: arch. significant structures ......... 129
" 2--P & Z recommending amendment to Sec. 6-106.5 Conditions &
Restriction on Cond. Use Permit of Zoning Ordinance ........ 130
" 2--Petitinns of Bus Operators re: Civil Service Exam ........... 131
" 2--Poficemen's Protective Assn. re: Accepting Agreement with
City ................................................. 141
" 2--Peoples Natural Gas submitting their 1983 Annual Report .... 145
" 2--Powers Construction property on JFK Road reverting back to
R-5 Multi-Family Residential Classification ................ 146
May ll--Park & Recreation Dept., re: Grant for planting trees etc ...... 147
May 16--Pofice Week, Proclamation .............................. 148
" 16--Pier, MaryJane, objectingtoassessmentforreconstructinnof
John F. Kennedy Rd ................................... 151
" 16--project Abandoned- Reconstruction of J.F. Kennedy Read .... 151
" 16--Peru Rd. at abandoned Chlcagn NW RR Crossing, documents.
.................................................... 152, 153
" 16--Price, Jane, clarifying objectives in putting planters in 4th St.
area ................................................. 153
" 16--Planters in 4th St. Cable Car Sq. Area...requested etc.
ordinance permitting. .................................. 153, 182
" 16--Patricia Ann Drive, approval by P & Z of property to the south
of Patricla Ann Dr. and east of Edwards Rd ................ 156
" 16--Patricia Ann Acres #2, approval of plat .................... 156
" 16--Patricia Ann Acres Block 7, approval of plat ................ 157
" 16--P & Z Comm. approving final plat of Westsida Commercial
Park ................................................. 158
" 16--Pfab, Cfifford, Claim; Denial ............................. 163,328
" 16--Parada - Sesquicentennial Comm. requesting Mayor, Council
Members etc. to participate .............................. 164
" 16--Park Bal. resignation of Frederick R. Appel ................. 165
June 6--Permit, Conditional Use, conditions under which it is granted
etc .................................................. 173
6--Peru Rd. Reconstruction at Abandoned Chicago & NW RR
Cross. between Jackson & Sheridan Rd., Procedural Resolu-
tions etc .......................................... 175-176, 247
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June 6--Petition of Dennis R. Schilling & Noland M. Owens re: utilizing
bus benches & enclosures for advertising .................. 181
6--Pretreatment Program, Industrial Park ................ 183, 314~325
6--Pollack, John H. & Helen I., Delinquent Refuse Account ...... 185
6--Plat approved for Embassy West Lot 5, Block 3 ............. 186
6--Plat approved for Northrange Sub. No. 1 .................. 187
6--Plat (Final) of Dbq. Ind. Center 4th Addn., approved ......... 189
6--Procedure for Suspension or Revocation of Licenses & Appeal
Procedures, set out ..................................... 189
6--Parking, request to delete or modify same on City streets ..... 192
6--Planning & Z. Comm. appointments of R. Reiter& Ed
Rosenow ............................................. 192
6--Palmer, Richard (Palmer Drug), Cigarette Permit ............ 193
6--Puppett Inn, Cigarette Permit, Class "C' Liquor License
.................................................... 193, 194
6--Pregler, Walter, re: possible change in Ordinance affecting
parking in bus stops .................................... 196
6--Parking in bus stops, discussion of possible change .......... 196
6--Parade route for Sesquicentennial Parade, approved ......... 197
June 20--Peru Road Water Main - procedural Resolutions otc ..........
............................................ 199, 200, 236-238
"20--Purchase of Services Agreement with Chamber of Commerce.
201
"20--Phone-A-Friend, Inc. Service Agreement with City .......... 201
" 20--P & Z approving final plat of "Evelyn Tharp Place" (on Peru
Rd.) ................................................. 205
20--Plat approved of Evelyn Tharp Place ...................... 205
20--Perkins Restaurants, Inc., Cigarette Permit ................ 206
20--Poller, Joseph, Cigarette Permit .......................... 206
20--Pride Service Inc., Cigarette Permits (2 outlets) ............. 206
20--PRz, Richard, Cigarette Permit ........................... 207
20--Poire, Mary, Cigarette Permit, Refund .................... 208, 347
20--Ponderosa, Cigarette Permit ............................. 208
20--Pusateri Bros., Class "B' Beer Permit ..................... 208
June 25 --Parking Audit reviewed ................................. 212
Ju,!y 5--Pickel, JoAnn, re: Lib. Ave. San. Sewer .................... 216
5--Park & Rec. Commission appointments of M. Buelow, D.
Willoughby, & S. Simon ................................. 230
July 18--P & Z re: rezoning of 620-628 & 636 Loras Blvd .............. 238
" 18--Parklng Ramp (Ia. St.) Joint Repairs & Bollard Replacements.
............................................ 239, 240, 279, 28Q
" 18--Park Fee (Eagle Point) Objections to Vehicle Entry Fee
Discussion otc ..................................... 243, 299, 313
" 18--PublicPark-deslgnationof"FourMounds". ............... 251
18--Park & Rec. Dept. formation of Four Mounds Task Force . .. 266
" 18--Park & Recreation Comm. resignation of Patricla Kucera ..... 257
" 18--P & Z Comm. re: rezoning of Schmitt Island & review of draft
of Commercial Rec. Dist ................................ 257
" 18--Polsean, Al, objectlng to branches at Center Grove Bridge .... 258
Aug 1--Parking Audit - report on implementation by City Mgr. & P.
W. Dir ............................................... 262
1--Parking Audit Statement submitted by Dee, Gosling & Co .... 271
1--Petition of Dubuque County Institutional Accounts request-
lng tax suspension for i individual ........................ 271,299
1--Parking Audit, comment by Dr. Neumeister ................ 272
Aug 15--P & Z Comm. recommendations for Ch. Schmitt Mom. Island.
283
" 15--Pilot City for Iowa DOT Study re: Buses ................... 284
" 15--P & Z Comm. rezoning of property near 15th & Elm (Dept. of
Corr. Services) ........................................ 284
"15--PlatapprovedofpropertysouthofKennedyRd.,asrequested
by C. Ego ............................................. 295
" 15--Pfohi, Donald H., appointed to Elec. Bd. of Appeals .......... 297
"15--Painting etc., notice by DOT of Bridge Repair ............... 299
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Sept 6--Perimeter Fencing Project (Ch. Schmitt Mem. Island Park &
Rec. Complex) re: procedural resolutions otc ................ 310
" 6--Prlcing of Disposition Sitein Dbq. Ind. Center .............. 311
6--Plat of Agreement re: Alignment, Release & Imposition of
Easement Rights between City, Burlington N. RR & Dbq.
County Historical Society re: Riverfront Museum otc ........ 313
6--Parkson Corp. requesting full payment as subcontractors for
Civil Constructors ..................................... 328
6--Parking Division IProcedural Manual~ Submitted by Public
Works Dir..
6--Police Offico'r E~fi~ ~.'i~fii~dfi~fs' ~;gi~i~fi'fi~'~i~i~ 329
Service Corem ......................................... 330
6--Police Pension Fund & Police Retirement System, Financial
Report ............................................... 330
Sept 26--Polsean, Al, re: septic system ............................ 338
"26--Petltlon of 1,064 signatures requesting Wm. Dix be allowed to
address Council re: issue of Eagle Point Park Users Fee ....... 338
"26--Park & Rec Complex (Ch. Schmitt Mem. Island), Grading,
Drainage & Roadway Base- Completion of Project .......... 340, 341
" 26--Park & Rec. Complex (Ch. Schmitt Mem. Island) Underground
Irrigation System- Completion of Project .................. 341,342
" 26--Pizza Hut of Dubuque #2, Class "B" Beer Permit ............ 346
Oct. 3--Productivity Improvement Week, Proclamation ............. 349
" 3--Permits for Market Stalls at Central Market, Ordinance clari-
fying ................................................ 353
Oct. 17--Pictures presented by Shive-Hattery re: Radford Road Ind.
Park ................................................. 358
" 17--P & Z re: approval of amended Preliminary Development Plan
to allow for campus improvements at University of Dubuque.. 360
" 17--Preliminary Development Plan - amended - for University of
Dubuque ..................................... 360, 377, 378, 379
" 17--Prohihitlan of consumption of Beer in cer rain parks, deletion of
University Park from City books ......................... 368
Nov 7--Pins, Tharsella, Denial of Claim .......................... 393
7--Petesch vs. City, Case settled at no cost .................... 393
7--Primary Election Results ............................... 394
7--Plumbing Bd. resignation of Robert G. Steichen ............. 395
7--Proposals for commercial rec. offerings at Ch. Schmitt Mem.
Island, status ......................................... 395
Nov 21--Peoples Natural Gas, rezoning for property south of Cedar
Cross Road from AG to C~7 .......................... 398, 399, 417
" 21--PUD Designation & Prelimlnary Development Plan Review, re:
request of Burbach/Kitchen ............................. 399
"21 --Plat approval of Subd. of Lot 1-D of Terrace Hgts. Subd ...... 402
" 21 --Phimbing Board resignation of Joseph A. Danner ........... 403
"21--Plumhing Board appointmente ........................... 404
Dec. 5--Pro-Life meeting, Councilinvited by S. Kirkbridge ........... 410
Dec. 19--Peterson, Judy, re: Rate Increase of Group W. .............. 434
"19--Plein, Larry, Claim ..................................... 436
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1983 SUBJECT Page
Jan. 3-Quit Claim Deed for parcels of property acqnired from Chicago
& Northwestern Transportation Co. in 32nd St. area ......... 6
May 16--Quade, Barbara E., Claim, Denial ......................... 163, 393
" 16-Quarterly report for 3rd quarter of 82-83 - submitted by
Economic Development Dept. of Dubuque Area Chamber of
Commerce ............................................ 164
Dec. 19-Quit Claim Deed for Asbury Sewage Metering Station ........
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1983 SUBJECT Page
3--RESOLUTION Designating the Official Newspaper - Discus-
sinn etc .............................................. 2, 14
3--Richardson, Hugh, appointed to Housing Code Appeals Bal... 7
3--Rivervlaw St., petition by L. Glover for upkeep etc ........... 8
3--Republic Airlines Inc. re: CAB submitting Notice. 8
Jan. 17--Roosevelt St. re: addition of left turn lanes ................. 18
, 17--Right-of-Way Assurance Statement for Fed. Aid Projects re:
Mayor to execute Agreement with IA. DOT ................ 15
Feb. 7--Rate Increase re: Evainatinn of same for Cable TV Services ....
request by Mgr. to hire consultant etc. to evaluate same ...... 27
7--Rundle, Floyd G., applicant for Civic Center Corem .......... 33
7--Ray, Rev, James, applicant for Human Rights Corem ........ 33
7--Redalan, Rick, applicant for Human Rights Corem ........... 33, 229
7--Rescb, Kenneth E., Claim & Settlement .................... 35, 97
Feb. 21--Regulations Fee Schedule (Subd.) Ordinance submitted pro-
riding for amendments to same .......................... 44, 57
"21--Reclassification of property located north of Hwy. 20, west of
Collins St ............................................. 45, 72
" 21--Rehahilitation Review Standards. . .Ordinance amending
Historical Preservation Ordinance for update on same ........ 48
" 21--Ransdoll, Mark & Mary requesting building at 419 Bluff be
designated as historically and architecturally significant ...... 51,99
Mar 12--Realtors (Bd.) requesting taxing body hold line on taxes ...... 59
12--Ross, David objecting to Eagle Pt. Park User Fee ........... 59
12--Rosolutinn providing for adoption of Annual Budget ......... 59
12--Ruprecht, Jim, commenting on Cable TV Dept .............. 60
12--Rate Increase, Sewer ................................... 61
12--Retrievai of Animals, Fee Charged ........................ 63
12--Removal of liquids from building, fee charged etc ............ 64
12--Rate Increase, Ambulance ............................... 65
Mar 14--Ross, Matt, of Iowa Concrete Paving Assn., presenting
Awards the City had earned via Engrg. Dept ............... 71
" 14--Rezoning of property on Kennedy Road...per petition of Lyle
Kopp, from R-5 Mniti-Family Residential to C-3 Arterial
Business Commercial District ............................ 71
" 14--Rezoning of property north of Hwy. 20, west of Collins St. and
east of Princeton Place and McCormick St. from R-2 Single F.
Residential to ID Institutional District .................... 72
" 14--Rehab, Guidelines for Historic Preservation Comm., Ordinance
providing for revision of same ............................ 75
" 14--Rebinson, Elizabeth, Claim; Denial ........................ 80, 415
Mar 21--Russeli, Gordon, re: Dubuque Industrial Center Contract ..... 84
" 21--Roosevelt Road, deferring request of W. Pregler that Baldwin
Dr. be completed from Jonathan Lane to Roosevelt by City
Mgr ................................................. 88
Apr. 4--Rezoding of Property at 2005 Asbury Rd. from R-2 Single
Family Residential District & t~3 Multi-Family Residential
District to ID Institutional District ....................... 89
" 4--Ramirez, Shimon, opposed to Mr. C. Dully on H. Rights
Connn ............................................... 95
" 4--Rosenow, Ed, in favor of Mr. C. Dully staying on H. Rights
Comm ............................................... 95
" 4--Remp, Investigation of Fees, comment by Wm. Neumeister... 93
Apr. 11--Ray, Chuck. re: Crescent Ridge San. Sewer Project, Phase II.
......... 100
"11--1~1~ ~.'(~r~'~,'~iscu~i'o~ ~ ~i~ ~ ~ ~G... 103
" 11--Revocation of license of Dubuque Pawnbrokers (J. Shutters);
appeal ................................................ 103, 109
Apr. 18--Reconstructinn of John F. Kennedy Road...procedural resolu-
tions etc .............................................. 109-111
18--Report by Dock Chairperson Sullivan on development of
Chaplain Schmitt Island ................................ 113
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Apr. 18--Ron's Barrel Tap (Ronald Fen), Claes "C" Beer & Liquor
License .............................................. 116
" 18--Rapp, Mrs. Rosemary, Claim, Denial ...................... 117, 415
" 18--Reising, Lester, Certified by C. S. Comm. for Bus Operator .... 117
M,a,y 2--Rate Increase for Cable TV Basic Services ................. 125,434
2--Renier, James, requested no increase in Cable Rates for those
who do not have converters .............................. 125
2--Rezoning re: North Sector and properties adjacent to North
Sector ........................................... 123, 124, 125
2--Rezoning re: Northrange Associate for property north of
Penns. Ave. & east of Radford Road ....................... 129, 170
2--Radford Rd. - east of and north of Pennsylvania - rezoning .... 129, 170
2--Revenue Sharing Funds - Proof of publicatlan re: adopted City
Budget showing intended uses of Gen. Rev. Sharing funds .... 145
May 16--Rundle, Floyd G., Proclamation .......................... 148
" 16--R & S Investment, objecting to assessment for JFK
reconstruction ........................................ 151
,, 16--Reconstruction of J. F. Kennedy Road - Objections, Abandon-
ment ................................................ 151'
" 16--Richardson, Bob, objecting to assessment for JFK Read ..... 151
16--Rolle, Ed, must get in with improving Dubuque (re: JFK
reconstruction) ........................................ 151
,, 16--RR Crossing (reeanstruction of Peru Rd. at ahandoned Ckicage
Northwestern) - proceduralresolutlons etc ................. 152, 153
" 16--Richardson, Mary, Cigarette Permit ...................... 162
" 16--Ring, Richard J., Cigarette Permit ........................ 162
" 16--Resurrection Men's Service Club, Class "B" Beer Permit ..... 162
" 16--Riveraide Bowl, Inc., Cigarette Pern~t ..................... 162
" 16--R. C. & Jerry Turner, Class "C" Beer & Liquor License ....... 163
" 16--Real Estate Taxes Suspended ............................ 164
June 6--Radford Industrial Park Water Storage Facility Project, Ac-
ceptance of Project .................................... 183, 184
6--Refuse Collection Accounts (Delinquent), Certified to County
Auditor .............................................. 184
6--Revocation of License & Appeal Procedure, Ordinance Pro-
vlding for same ........................................ 189
6--Revocatlon of Business License & Appeal Procedure, Ordi-
nance Providing for same ............................... 190
6--Rabies vaccination requirements for Dogs & Cats, updated .... 191
6--Raiter, Richard, appointed to P & Z Commission ............. 192
6--Rosenow, Ed, appointed to P& Z Commission .............. 192
6--R & S Enterprises, Inc. (Union Bus Depot), Cigarette Permit.
193
6--Revea Discount Drug Centers of Iowa (2 outlets), Cigarette
Permits ................. : ............................ 193
6--Rainbo Oil Co., (Kwikstop Food Mart), Cigarette Perndt ...... 193
June 20--Randalls Foodarama #1 & #2, Cigarette Permits ............. 208
"20--Redstone, Inc., Cigarette Permit ......................... 208
" 20--Roeth, Delores, CigarettePermit;Class"C"LiquorLieense.-.
.................................................... 208, 209
" 20--Revco Discount Drug Center of Ia., Inc. IWarren Plaza), Class
"C" Beer Permit ....................................... 209
" 20--Riverside Bowl Inc., Class "C" Liquor License .............. 209
"20--Roee, Jacqueline, Claim ................................. 210
July 5--Rec. Complex of Ch. Schmitt Island - Underground Irrigation
System Project ................................. 222-224, 341-342
5--Rehab. Housing (Sec. 8), Application for Additional Units ..... 225
5--Rundle, Floyd G., applicant for Civic Center Corem .......... 229
5--Ryan, James, applicant for Library Board .................. 229
5--Regulatory Connnlasion (TV) appointments of Ternent &
Hllby ................................................ 231
July 18--Railroad (Amtrak) Service ~ Engineering Study authorized .... 243
" 18--Richards, Richard, objecting to Eagle Pt. Park vehicle entry
fee .................................................. 243
INDEX -- BOOK 113
1983 SUBJECT Page
July 18--Reduction in Garbage & Rubbish Fees when head of household
is 65 etc .............................................. 244, 245
' 18--Rubblsh Fees reduced when head of household is 65 etc .......
.................................................... 244, 245
" 18--Resurrection Church Sanitary Sewer, Final Estimate et c ......
................................................. 245-247. 329
" 18--RR Crossing at Peru Road · Reconstruction Project .......... 247
" 18--River City Pavlng Co., Awarding of contract for Peru Read Re.
construction .......................................... 247
" 18--Randall's International, Inc., Class "C" Beer Permit ......... 256, 327
Aug 1--Report by City Mgr. on Soil Conditions at Chap. Schmitt
Memorial Island ....................................... 262
1--River City Paving, Inc., awarded contract for 1983 Asphalt
Paving Project ........................................ 268
Aug 15--Rental Property Fees and penalties, Petition of Dave Hoffman.
.................................................... 285
" 15--Richardson. Mary M., Class "C" Beer Permit ............... 297
" 15--Ryan House, Class "C" Liquor Lieanse .................... 298,370
" 15--Rieken, Leona, Claim., Deniai ............................ 298,328
Se,pt 6--Rehabilltation Commlasion, Discontinuatlon ....... 309,333,390,391
6--Reynolds, James re: Erroneous Dock Minutes & placement of
marker on Chaplain Schraitt Memorial Island ............... 312
6--Riverfront Museum Complex - transfer of easements between
Burlington N. RR & City ................................ 313
6--Roharts Food Service, Inc., Cigarette Permit ............... 326
" 6--ReiBy, Mrs. Ray, Claim; Denial ........................... 328, 371
Sept 26--Raft System, Resolution re: Retention (Milwaukee Road) ..... 339
" 26--Ruegnitz Drug Store, Cigarette Permit .................... 346
"26--Rehab. Program (Sec. 8 Moderate), not funded this fiscaiyear.. 347
"26--Ryan, James T. submitting document re: Emhassy West Subd.
street & sidewalk completion ............................. 348
Oct. 17--Radford Rd. Industrial Park pictures presented by Shlve-
Hattery .............................................. 358
" 17--Ratirement Corporation Deferred Comp. Plan, Amending Int.
City Management Assoclatio~ ........................... 365, 366
" 17--Rainbo Oil Co., Class "C" Beer Permit ..................... 370
Nov 7--Revco Discount Drug Centers of Ia., Class "C" Beer Permits.
.................................................... 392
7--Remakel, Michael, Closing of Claim ....................... 393
7--Ruper t, Colleen, Denial of Claim .......................... 393
Dec. 5--Riley, Father Leo, Invocation ............................ 409
5--Rate Increase report by Touche Ross re: Group W ........... 413
5--Richman, John, Class "C" Liquor License .................. 414
Dec. 19--Rivervlew Perk, Lease Agreement with Dubuque County Con-
servation Society ...................................... 431,432
" 19--Right-of-way Assurance Statement for Federal Aid Projects,
Agreement with Iowa DOT .............................. 433
" 19--Robinson, Linda, Class "C" Liquor License ................. 435
" 19--Retlred Senior Volunteer Program, request for Money ........ 436
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1983 SUBJECT Page
ReSolutions
Jan, 3--1-83 Providing for the appointment of a City Manager ........ 1
3--2-83 Providing for the appointment of a Corporation Counsel
and Legal Staff ........................................ 1
3--3-83 Providing for the Appointment of a City Clerk .......... 1
3--4-83 Acceptance of delivery of Quit Claim .................. 6
Jan. 10-5-83 Execution of supplemental contract for uncompleted por-
tions of N/W Arterial, State I. P.C.C. Paving & Intersection
Improvement ......................................... 9
' 10--6-83 Acceptance of improvement for N/W Arterial Stage I,
P,C.C. Paving & Intersection Improvement ................ 10
" 10--7-83 Final Estimate and approval of payment etc, for N/W
Arterial State I, P,C.C. Paving & Intersection Improvements.. 10
" 10--8-83 Authorizing the Filing of an Amendment to an Applica-
tlan with the DOT, USA for Grant under UMTA ............ 10
" 10--9-83 Authorization of issuance of Class "C" Beer & Liquor
Licenses ............................................. 11
Jan, 17--10-83 Designating Newspaper to be Utilized by City of
Dubuque ............................................. 14
" 17--11-83 Authorizing the Mayor to Execute an Agreement with
Iowa DOT on Right-Of-Way Assurance Statement for Federal
Aid Projects .......................................... 15
" 17--12-83 Granting permit to sell Cigarettes ................... 16
" 17--13-83 Authorization issuance of Class "C" Beer Permits ...... 16
" 17--14-83 Authorizing issuance of Class "C' (Connnerclal) Beer &
Liquor License ........................................ 17
Jan. 28--15-83 Authorizing Filing of Application with EDA, U.S. Dept.
of Commerce, USA, for Grant under Terms of Public Law
89-136, as Amended .................................... 21
" 28--16-83 Approving an Amendment to a Contract for Purchase of
Real Estate with Frommelt Ind., Inc ...................... 22
" 28--17-83 Authorization of issuance of Class "C" Beer & Liquor
License .............................................. 22-23
Feb. 7--18-83 Contract for Professional services associated with the
Cedar Cross Extension Corridor Location Study with Brice,
Petrides & Assoc., Inc., Waterloo, Iowa .................... 27, 28
7--19-83 Authorizing Approval et Project Agreement No.
82-F-052 with the Iowa DOT for Preliminary Engineering and
the Environmental Assessment Associated with the Cedar
Cross Extension Location Study ......................... 28
7--20-83 Authorizing the Mayor to Execute a Project Agreement
with the Iowa DOT for Improvements on the 32nd St. Viaduct
Crossing ............................................. 29
7--21-83 Operating Agreement Between the Dubuque
Metropolitan Area Solid Waste Agency and the City of
Dubuque, Iowa ........................................ 30
7--22-83 Petitioning the Annexation of Property Known as Mar-
shah Park to the City of Dubuque, Iowa .................... 30
7--23-83 Annexing Certain Territory Known as Marshall Park to
the City of Dubuque, Iowa ............................... 31
7--24-83 Authorizing Pub~icatinn of Notice of Environmental
Review Findings for a Certain Community Development Block
Grant Project ......................................... 32
7--25-83 Authorizing Publication of Notice of Availability for
Public Inspection Certain Community Development Block
Grant Documents ...................................... 32
7--26-83 Cigarette Permit to Kopp's Market .................. 34
7--27-83 Class "B" Beer Permit to JFK Fast Foods, Inc ......... 34
7--28-83 Class "C" (Connnercizl) Beer & Liquor License to Rita
Clancy and Earl & M.L. Haferbecker; Class "B" Beer & Liquor
License to Inns of Iowa Ltd .............................. 64
Feb. 14--29-83 Declaring Support for "Homes or Properties Extension
and Petitioning the Governor for Relief". .................. 38
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1983 SUBJECT Page
Feb. 14--33-83 Class "C" Beer & Liquor License to 2 outlets ........... 39
" 14--32-83 Class "C" Beer Permit to 2 outlets ................... 39
" 14--31-83 Adopting Supplement No. 16 to the Code of Ordinances
of the City of Dubuque, Iowa ............................. 40
" 14--30-83 Authorizing the Execution of a C.D. Block Grant Agree-
ment with the Dept. of Housing & Urban Development ....... 40
Feb. 21--34-83 Setting the date of Public Hearing on the FY 1984
Budget for the City of Dubuque .......................... 43
"21--35-83 Setting the Date of P. Hearing on the Five Year Capital
Improvement Program ................................. 43
" 21--36-83 Authorizing Publication of Notice of Public Hearing for
the Use of Community Development Block Grant Funds ...... 44
" 21--37-83 Approval of City Mgr. for contract for Dbq. Industrial
Center and Associated Sewer/Water Service Facilities and
Treasurer authorized to pay from EDA Grant, Sewer Const.
funds & Watermain Cons. funds .......................... 47, 84
" 21--38-83 Approval of payments in amto. of $1,392,127.88 he paid
from EDA Grant, Sewer Construction Funds & Watermain
Const. Funds for Dubuque Industrial Center & Associated
Sewer/Water Facilities .................................. 47, 83
" 21--39-83 Approving the Plat of the Subdivision of Lot I of
Dubuque Industrial Center First Addn. in the City of
Dubuque, Iowa ........................................ 47
"21--40-83 Approving Tax Exemption Applications Submitted by
Property Owners in the Jackson Park, W. 11th St. and
Washington St ........................................ 48
" 21--41-83 Cigarette Permits to 3 outlets ....................... 49, 50
"21--42-83 Class "B" and Class "C" Beer Permits to 1 outlet each.
5O
"21--43-83 Class "C" Beer-Wine License to David & Joanna
Oberbroeclding and Class "C" Beer & Liquor License to 3
outleto ............................................... 50
Mar 12--4~1-83 Adopting an Official Schedule of Planning and Zoning
Fees ................................................. 57
" 12--45-83 Adopting the Annual Budget for the Fiscai Year Ending
June 30, 1984 ......................................... 62
" 12--46-83 Adoption of Five Year Capital Improvement Program.
Sewer, Phace II ....................................... 74, 101
" 14--48-83 Prollmlnary Approval of Plans for Crescent Ridge
Sanitary Sewer, Phase II ................................ 74
" 14--49-83 Schedule of Proposed Assessment for Crescent Ridge
Sanitary Sewer, Phase II ................................ 74
"14--50-83 Fixing Date of Hearing for Crescent Ridge Sanitary
Sewer, Phase II ....................................... 75
" 14--51-83 Stating Intent that Chaplain Schmitt Memorial Island
be used exclusively for commercial recreational and wetlands
purposes; Directing P & Z Commission to study and make
recommendation regarding a change of zoning from heavy in-
dustrial to a classification that would okay the intended com-
mercial recreation usage ................................ 77
" 14--52-83 Cigarette Permit for Michael J. Hopkins .............. 79
" 14--53-83 Class "B" Beer Permits for Ellis I. Levitt etc. and Class
"C' Beer Permit for Will-Co-Inc. & Theodore & Georgia Heinz.
" 14--54-83 Class "C" Beer & Liquor Licenses .................... 79
Mar 21--55-83 Authorizing the Filing of an Amendment to Section 5
Application {IA-05-0033) with the Dept, of Transportation,
USA, for a grant under UMTA Act of 1964, as amended ...... 82
"21--56-83 Repealing Resolutions 37-83 and 38-83 concerning ente~
lng contract with Gordon Russell, Inc. for Dubuque Industrial
Center & Associated Sewer/Water Service Facilities ......... 84
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1983 SUBJECT Page
Mar 21--57-83 Authorizing Submission of a Request for Funds for
Development of Outdoor Recreation (Chaplain Schmitt
Memorial Park) Under the Land and Water Conservation
Fund ................................................ 85
"21--58-83 Cignrette Permits to Sordahl Enterprises & Nabors Drug
Stores ............................................... 86
" 21--59-83 Class "B" Beer Permits & Class "C' Beer Permits
Issued to @ 6 outlets ................................... 86
" 21--60-83 Issuance of Class "C" Beer & Liquor License to 2 outlets. 87
Apr. 4--61-83 Authorizing the Execution of an Amendment to a
Memorandum of Agreement with Fronnnelt Industries, Inc.
91
4--62-83 Fixing a Date for a Second Hearing on Proposed In-
dustrial Development Revenue Bonds, Series 1981 (Frommelt
Industries, Inc. Project) and changing the project designation.
.................................................... 92, 93
4--63-83 Cigarette Permits to 3 outlets ....................... 96
4--64-83 Authorizing Class "C" Beer & Liquor License & Class
"C" Beer & Wine License ................................ 96
4--65-83 Authorizing ~ssuance of Class B & Class C Beer Per-
mits ................................................. 96
Apr. 11--66-83 Designating as Architecturally Significant the Property
Located at 419 Bluff St. & Hereinafter Described Pursuant to
the Requirements of Appendix A of the Code ............... 99
" 11--67-83 Decision of Council upon Objection to Plans, Specs.,
Form of Contract & Cost of Improvement re: Crescent Ridge
Sanitary Sewer, Phase II ................................ 101
" 11--68-83 Ordering Construction for Crescent Ridge Sanitary
Sewer, Phase II ....................................... 102
" 11--69-83 Cigarette Permits to two outlets ..................... 104
" 11--70-83 Class "C" Beer Permits to one outlet ................. 104
11--71-83Class C Liquor License to two outlete .............. 104,105
Apr. 18--72-83 Necessity for Improvement for Reconstruction of John
F. Kennedy Road from Penn. Ave. to University ............ 109, 151
" 18--73-83 Preliminary Approval of Plans, Etc. for reconstruction of
John F. Kennedy Road from Pennsylvania Ave. to University
Ave ................................................. 110
" 18--74-83 Schedule of Proposed Assessments for the Reconstruc-
tion of John F. Kennedy Road from Penn. Ave. to Univerai.ty
Ave ................................................. 110
" 18--75-83 Fixing Date of Hearing for Reconstruction of John F.
Kennedy Road from Penn. Ave. to University Ave ........... 110
" 18--76-83 Authorizing Executlan of Agreement between the City of
Dubuque, Iowa, and the Iowa Dept. of Transportation,
Relating to the Reconstruction of J. F. Kennedy Road from
Penn, Ave. to University ................................ 111
" 18--77-83 Directing the City Clerk to Publish Proposed Amend-
ment to the FY '83 Budget and Date of P. Hearlng ........... 111
" 18--78-83 Authorizing the Filing of an Application with the Dept.
of Transportation, USA, for Grant under UMTA of 1964, as
Amended ............................................. 112
" 18--79-83 Policy for Street Assessments - setting out assessment
policy be adopted as a guideline for assessment associated with
reconstruction and rehabilitation activities and that a Ronback
amount of 20% be affirmed on all assessments associated with
reconstruction for the FY '84 Street Program, and the rollback
amount to be received and approved annually by City Council.
113
" 18--80-83 Authorizing Publication of Notice of Environmental
Review Findings for Certain CD Block Grant Project (Dubu-
que Ind. Center West Cul-De-Sac Construction) ............. 114
" 18--81-83IssuanceofClass C BeerPermiteto3outiats ........ 115
" 18--82-83 Class "C" Beer & Liquor Licenses for five outlats ....... 116
" 18--83-83 Issuance of Cigarette Permits to one outlat ............ 116
" 18--84-83 Issuance of Class "C" Beer & Liquor License to two
outlets ............................................... 116
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1983 SUBJECT Page
May 2--85-83 To Proceed with the Issuance and Sale of Industrial
Development Revenue Bonds, Series 1983 (Frommelt Partner-
ship Project). 119
2--87-83 Permanent Transfer of Funds... ~ ................... 122
" 2--88-83 Submission of an Applicatlon for Operating Assistance
with the Iowa DOT .................................... 126
" 2--89-83 Authoriz ng the Filing of an Application with the U.S.
Dept. of Transportation ................................. 127
2--90-83 Declaring City Council Intent to Lease E. B. Lyons
Preserve and Nature Center to the State and Authorizing
Public Hearing ................................ 128
2--91-83 Authorizing findor~om~nt of UDAG G'rant ~gr~m~
Between the City of Dubuque, Iowa and the U.S. Dept. of
Housing & Urban Development .......................... 132
2--92-83 Approving a Supplemental Loan Agreement Providing
for the Loan of Urban Development Action Grant Funds to
FDL, Inc ............................................. 132
2--93-83 Authorizing submission of a request for Roleaee of Funds
for a Certain Urban DevelOpment Action Grant Project ....... 133
2--94-83 Authorizing Submission of a Request for Release of
Funds for Certain Comm. Development Block Grant Projects,. 135
" 2--95-83 Awarding Contract for Crescent Ridge Sanitary Sewer
Phase II to Langman Construction Inc. of Rock Island, Ill. in
the amount of $148,70L51 ............................... 137
2--96-83 Final approval of Northwest Arterial, Stage I Preten-
sioned Concrete Beam Bridge ............................ 137
2--97-83 Payment of $571,208.19 for N/W Art. Pretensioned-
Prestressed Concrete Beam Bridge be paid from General
Obligation Bonds ...................................... 138
2--98-83 Accepting the Agreement between the City of Dubuque,
Iowa and the Dubuque Association of Profess. Firefighters,
Local #353 & Authorizing the Mayor to sign Agreement ...... 139
2--99-83 Accepting the Agreement between the City of Dubuque,
Iowa and the General Drivers & Helpers Union, Local #421.
and Authorizing the Mayor to sign said Agreement .......... 140
2--100-83 Accepting the Agreement between the City of
Dubuque, Iowa and the Amalgamated Transit Union, Division
#329, and Authorizing the Mayor to sign said Agreement ..... 140
" 2--101-83 Accepting the Agreement between the City of Dubuque
and the Dubuque Pelicemen's Protective Assn. and Authoriz-
ing the Mayor to sign said Agreement ..................... 141
2--102-83 Accepting the Agreement between the City of Dubu-
que, Iowa and the International Union of Operating Engineers
Local #748, and Authorizing the Mayor to sign said Agree-
ment ................................................ 142
2--103-83 Adopting the Fiscal Year 1984 Compensation Package
for Non bargaining Unit Employees ....................... 142
2--104-83 Granting Cigarette Permits to Sam Jasarl ............ 143
2--105-83 Granting Class "B" and Class "C" Beer Permits ....... 143
2--106-83 Granting Class "C" Beer & Liquor License ........... 144
May 16--107-83 Approval of Lease Agreement between the City of
Dubuque, Iowa and the Iowa State Conservation Commission.
.................................................... 149
" 16--108-83 Designating as Architecturally significant the Property
located at 372 Bluff St. 150
May 18--109-83 Fixing Date for a Meeting on the Proposition of the Is-
suance of $1,940,000 General Obligation Bonds (for an Essen-
tial Corporation Purpose) of Dubuque. Iowa and Providing for
Publication of Notice Thereof ............................ 151
18--110-83 Necessity for Improvement for Reconstruction of Peru
Road at Abandoned Chlcage & Northwestern RR Crossing ....
.................................................... 152, 175
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1983 SUBJECT Page
May 16--111-83 Preliminary Approval of Plans, Etc. for the Reconstruc-
tion of Peru Read at the Abandoned Chicago & North Western 1~3
RR Crossing & North Western RR Crossing ................
" 16--112-83 Fixing Date of Hearing for reconstruction of Peru Road
at the Abandoned Chicago & NW RR Crossing. ............. 153
" 16--113-83 Authorizing and Direetioning the Mayor to act on
behalf of the City of Dubuque, Iowa by Accepting a Project
Agreement for Federal Financial Assistance through the Land
& Water Conservation Fund for a proposed Chaplain Schmitt
Memorial Park & Recreation Complex ..................... 154
"16--114-83 Approving the Minimum Requirements, Competitive
Criteria, Offering Documents & Procedures for Disposition of a
Protion of Chaplain Schr~dtt Memorial Island; and (2) Soliciting
Proposals to Enter Into a Developer Designation and Lease
Option Agreement.... ................................. 154
" 16--115-83 Approving the Plat of "Patricia Ann Acres in Subdivi-
sion No. 2'. .......................................... 156
" 16--116-83 Approving the Plat of "Patricia Ann Acres Block 7" hi
the City of Dubuque Iowa ............................... 157
" 16--117-83 Approving the Plat of "Westside Commercial Park" in
Dubuque County ...................................... 158
" 16--118-83 Granting Cigarette Permits to about 30 outlets ....... 162
" 16--119-83 Granting Class "B' Beer & Class "C" Beer Permits .... 162
" 16--120.83 Grantlng Class "A" Beer & Liquer License to Dubuque
Golf & Country Club & Class "C" Beer & Liquor License to @ 6
outlets ............................................... 163
May 26--121-83 Authorizing Acceptance of an Agreement Providing for
Loan Guarantee for Acquisition of Existing Frommelt Proper-
ty ................................................... 166
June 6--122-83 Instituting Proceedings to Take Additional Action for
the Issuance of $1,940,000 G.O. Bonds .................... 169
" 6--123-83 Decision of Council upon Objections to Plans, Specifica-
tions et. for Reconstruction of Peru Read at the Abandoned
Chicago & NW RR ..................................... 176
" 6--124-83 Ordering Construction of Reconstruction of Peru Road
at Abandoned Chicago & NW RR Crossing ................. 176
' 6--125-83 Necessity for Improvement for 1983 Asphalt Paving
Project ........................................... ~ .. 177,220
" 6--126-83 Preliminary Approval of Plans Etc. for 1983 Asphalt
Paving Project ........................................ 178
" 6--127-83 Fixing Date of Hearing for 1983 Asphalt Paving Pro-
ject ................................................. 178
" 6--128-83 Necessity for Improvements for Liberty Ave. Sanitary
Sewer ............................................... 178, 216
" 6--129-83 Preliminary Approval of Plans, Etc. for Liberty Ave.
Sanitary Sewer ........................................ 179
" 6--130-83 Fixing Date of Hearing for Liberty Ave. Sanitary
Sewer ................................................ 179
" 6--131-83 Necessity for Improvement for Chaplain Schmitt
Memorial Island Recreation Complex- Underground Irrigation
System .............................................. 180, 222
" 6--132-83 Preliminary Approval of Plans for Chaplain Schrn~tt
Memorial Island Irrige~ion System Project ................. 18~
6--133~83 Fixing Date oI Hearing and Authorizing Advertisement
for Proposals for Chaplain Schmitt Memorial Island Recrea-
tion Complex - Underground Irrigation System ............. 181
6--134-83 Accepting Improvement for Industrial Park Water
Storage Tank ......................................... 183
6--135-83 Final Estimate for Industrial Park Water Storage
Tank ................................................ 184
6--136-83 Authorizing the City Manager to Collect Delinquent
Refuse Collection Account~ in Accordance with Section
17-37{d) of the Code of Ordinances ........................ 184
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1983 SUBJECT Page
June 6--137-83 Authorizing the Coliection of Delinquent Sewer Ac-
counts in Accordance with Sections 36-55 and 36-59 of the
Code of Ordinances of the City ........................... 185
6--138-83 Approving Plat of the Subdivision of Lot 5, Block 3 of
"Embassy West" in the City of Dubuque .................. 186
6--139-83 Approving the Plat of the Subdivlsion of Lot 2 of
Southeast One Quarter, Section 20, Township 89 North, Range
2 East of Fifth Principal Meridian ........................ 187
6--140-83 Approving the Plat of Northrange Subdivision No. 1 in
the City of Dubuque .................................... 187
6--141-83 Approving the Plat of "Dubuque Industrial Center
Fourth Addition" in the City of Dubuque .................. 189
6--142-83 Cigarette Permits to @ 100 outlets .................. 193
6--143-83 Class "B' Beer Permit to James L. Ferring (Ted's Tap).
.................................................... 194
6--144-83 Class "A' Beer & Liquor License to one outlet and
Class "C" Beer & Liquor License to 4 outlets ................ 194
June20--145-83 Fixing a Date for Hearing on proposed Industrial
Development Revenue Bonds, Series 1983 (Frommelt Partner-
sh~p Project) ...................................... ~. ~. 198
"20--146-83 Necessity for Improvement for Peru Road Watermain.
................................................. 199-200, 236
20--147-83 Preliminary Approval of Plans for Peru Road Water-
main ................................................ 200
20--148-83 Fixing Date of Hearing and Authorizing Advertisement
for Proposals for Peru Road Watermain .................... 200
20--149-83 Approval of an Agreement between City and Phone-A-
Friend, Inc. Information and Referral Service ............... 201
20--150-83 Approval of an Agreement between City and
Washington Neighborhood Tool Library ................... 202
20--151-83 Authorizing the filing of a Program Statement for a
C.D. Block Grant for City ............................... 203
20--152-83 Authorizing Publication of Notice of Environmental
Revie~w Findings for Certain C.D. Block Grant Projects ....... 203
20--153-83 Adopting Supplement No. 17 to the Code of Ordinances. 203
20--154-83 Approving the Plat of the Subdivision of Lot 1, Lot 2,
and Lot 3 and Lot 4 of "Evelyn Tharp Place" in Mineral Lot
324 in the City of Dubuque .............................. 205
"20--155-83 Cigarette Permite to @ 100 outlets .............. 206,207,208
" 20--155A-83 Claee "B" Beer Permit and Class "C" Beer Permit ....
.................................................... 208, 209
20--155B-83 Class "C" Beer & Liquor Licenses ................. 209
5--156-83 Decision of Council upon objections to plans, specifica-
tions etc. for Liberty Ave. Sanitary Sewer .................. 217
,, 5--157-83 Ordering Construction for Liberty Ave. Sanitary Sewer. 218
5--158-83 Amending Resolution No. 125-83 - Asphalt Paving Pro-
ject ................................................. 220
" 5--159-83 Decision of Council upon objections to Plans, Specifica-
tions etc, of 1983 Asphalt Paving Project .................. 221
5--160-83 Ordering Construction of 1982 Asphalt Paving Project.
221
5--161-83 Decision of Council upon objections to plans, specifica-
tions, form of contract...etc, for Chaplain Schmitt Memorial
Island Recreation Complex, Underground Irrigation System.
223
5--162-83 Ordering construction for Chaplain Schmitt Memorial
Island Recreation Complex, Underground Irrigation System.. 223
5--163-83 Awarding contract for Chaplain Schmltt Memorial
Island Recreation Complex Underground Irrigation System
No. i to Nauman Nursery ............................... 224
5--164-83 Authorizing Mayor to execute Application for Addi-
tional 25 Units of Section 8 Mod. Rehab. Housing & 25 Units of
Section 8 Existing Housing .............................. 225
July
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1983 SUBJECT Pa~e
July 5--165-83 Authorizing Submission of a Request for Release o!
Funds for Certain CD "Jobs Bille' Projecte ................ 226
5--166-83 Authorizing issuance of Cigarette Permits {@ 25) ...... 231
5--167-83 Authorizin~ Issuance of Beer Permits, 2 outlets ....... 331
5--168-83 Authorizing issuance of Class "C" Beer & Liquor
Licenses to 3 outlets .................................... 232
July 18--169-83 Authorizing issuance & sale of Ind. Deval. Rev. Bonds
FROMMELT PARTNERSHIP PROJECT in principal
amount of $3,000,000 ................................. ~ . 234
,, 18_170.83 Decisiou of Council upon obi ections to plans, sPesifice'
tions etc. for Peru Road Watermain ....................... 237
" 18--171-83 Ordering Construction of Peru Road Watcrmdin ....... 237
,, 18_172.83 Awarding Contract of Peru Road Watermaln Project to
W. C. Stewart & Co .................................... 238
" 18--173-83 Necessity for Improvement for Iowa Street Parking
Ramp - Joint Repairs & Bonard Replacements .............. 239, 279
,, 18_174.83 Preliminery Approval of Plans, Etc. for Iowa St. Park'
ing Ramp- Joint Repairs & Boliard Replacements ........... 289
,, 18_175.83 Fixin~ Date of Heering and Authorizing Advertisement
for Proposals for Iowa Street Parking Ramp - Joint Repairs &
Bollard Replacements .................................. 240
" 18--176-83 Necessity for Improvement for 1983 Street Lighting &
Traffic Signal Improvements ............................ 240, 281
" 18--177-83 Approved Est. Cost of 1983 Street Lighting & Traffic
Signal Improvements .................................. 241
" 18--178-83 Fixing Date of Hearing & Author/zing Advertisement
for Proposals for 1983 Street Lighting & Traffic Signal Im-
provements ........................................... 241
" 18--179-83 Necessity for Improvement for Computer Directed In-
formation & Control System ............................. 242, 259
" 18--180-83 Preliminary approval of plans etc. for Computer
Directed Informatiou & Control System ................... 242
- 18_181.83 Fixing Date of Hearing for Computer Directed Informa-
tion & Control System .................................. 242, 243
" 18--182-83 Approving Agreement for Economic Development Ser-
vices with Dubuque Area Chamber of Commerce as Ad-
ministrative Agent for an ED Streeting Committee .......... 244
" 18--183-83 Accepting Improvement & Directing Clerk to Publish
Notice re: RESURRECTION CHURCH SANITARY
SEWER ............................................. 246
,, 18_184.83 Final Estlmate City of Dubuque for RESURRECTION
CHURCH SANITARY SEWER ......................... 245
" 18--185-83 Adopting the Final Assessment Schedule for RESUR-
RECTION CHURCH SANITARY SEWER ................ 246
' 18--186-83 Awarding Contract for Reconstruction of Peru Road at
abandoned Chicago NW Railroad Crossing ................. 247
" 18--187-83 Recommending Alternate No. i for Improvement of
Dodge St. {U.S. 20} ................................... :. 249
" 18--188-83 Amending Resolution No. 114-83 to Revise tho Subnns-
sion Deadline & Certain Other Dates Relevant to the Disposi-
tion of a Portion of Chaplain Schmitt Memorial Island ........
.................................................... 250, 251
" 18--189-83 Accepting Court Officer Deed to "FOUR MOUNDS".
251
" 18--190-83 Petitioning the Annexation of Property to the City of
Dubuque IBURDEN PROP.) ............................. 253
" 18--191-83 Annexing Certain)Territory to the City of Dubuque,
Iowa ................................................ 254
" 18--192-83 Authorizing Cigarette Permits to 2 outlets ........... 255
" 18--193-83 Authorizing Beer Permits to 2 outlets ............... 255, 256
" 18--194-83 Authorizing Class "C" Liquor License to 2 outlets ..... 256'
Aug 1_195-83 Decision of Council upon objeetions to Plans, specifica'
tlons etc. re: Computer Directed Information & Control
System .............................................. 260
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Aug 1--196-83 Ordering Construction of Computer Directed Informa-
tion & Control System .................................. 260
1--197-83 Directing Sale of $1,940,000 GO Bonds .............. 261
1--198-83 Authorizing the Fi]/ng of an Iowa CD Loan Program
Application ........................................... 263
1--199-83 Awarding Contract for Liberty Ave. Sanitary Sewer to
R. J. Schnite Co. Inc .................................... 267
1--200-83 Awarding Contract of the 1983 Asphalt Paving Project
to River City Paving Co ................................. 268
1--201-83 Cigarette Permit to J. & D. Dolan ................... 269
1--202-83 Issuance of Class "B" & "C" Beer Permit ............ 270
1--203-83 Issuance of Class "C" Liquor License to 3 outlets ...... 270
Aug 11--204-83 Regarding the Issuance of Not to Exceed $1,000,000 in
Aggregate Principal amount of Ind. Dev. Rev. Bonds (The
Brewery Project) of the City & Authorizing Execution of a
Mem. of Agreement .................................... 273
Aug 18--205-83 Decision of Council upon Objections to Plans, Specs.
etc. for Iowa Street Parking Ramp - Joint Repairs & Bollard
Replacements ......................................... 279
" 18--206-83 Ordering Construction of Iowa Street Parking Ramp
-Joint Repairs & Bollard Replacements .................... 280
" 18--207-83 Awarding Contract for Iowa Street Parking Ramp
Joint Repairs & Bollard Replacements to Jackson Tuckpoint-
lng Co., Inc ........................................... 280, 281
" 18--208-83 Decision of Council upon Objections to Plans, Specs.
etc. for Contract & Cost of Improvement for 1983 Street
Lighting & Traffic Signal Improvements ................... 282
" 18--209-83 Ordering Construction for 1983 St. Lighting & Traffic
Signal Improvement ................................... 282
" 18--210-83 Awarding Contract for 1983 St. Lighting & Traffic
Signal Improvement to Westphal & Co., Inc ................ 283
" 18--211-83 Annexing Lot 2 of Lot 1 of the SE One-Quarter of the
SW One-Quarter of Section 29, Townskip 89 N, Range 2 East
to the City ............................................ 285
" 18--212-83 Authorizing Publication of Notice of Availability for
Public Inspection Certain CD Block Grant Documents ....... 287
" 18--213-83 Authorizlng the Execution of a CD Bleck Grant Agree-
ment with Dept. of HUD ................................ 288
" 18--214-83 Authorizlng & Providing for the Issuance of $1,940,000
GO Bonds and Levying a Tax to Pay Said Bonds ............ 288
" 18--215-83 Approving Plat of the Subd. of Lot 1 of Lot 1 of the SW
One-Quarter of the SW On~-Quarter of the NW One-Quarter of
Sec. 10, Township 89 North, Eange 2 E of the Fifth Principal
Meridian ............................................. 295
" 18--216-83 Cigarette Permits issued to 3 outlets ................ 297
" 18--217-83 Issuance of Beer Permits .......................... 297
" 18--218-83 Issuance of Class "C" Liquor Licenses ............... 298
Sept 6--219-83 Autberizing tbe Setting of a P. Hearing on tbe Disconti-
nuing of the Rehabilitation Commission ................... 309
" 6--220-83 Necessity for Improvement of Ch. Schmitt Mem. Island
Park & Rec. Complex, Ballfields Perimeter Fence ............ 310, 349
6--221-83 Approval of Prelim. Estimates of Plans, Specifications
for Ch. Schmitt Mem. Island Bec. Complex Ballfields
Perimeter Fence ....................................... 310
" 6--222-83 Fixing Date of Hearing and Authorizing Advertisement
for Proposals for Ch. Schmitt Mem. Island Park & Rec. Com-
plex, Ballfields Perimeter Fence .......................... 310
" 6--223-83 Approving Appraisal Findings & Recommendations for
the Pricing of Disposition Sites in the Dbq. Ind. Center ....... 311
" 6--224-83 Approving Plat of Agreement re: Alignment, Release &
Imposition of Easement Rights & Related Matters .......... 313
" 6--225-83 Approving the City of Dbq, FY 1983, Street Finance
~ Report ............................................... 325
" 6--226-83 Issuance of Cigarette Permits ...................... 326
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Se,pt 6--227-83 Issuance of Class "B" & "C" Beer Permits ........... 327
6--228-83 Issuance of Class "B'~ & Class "C" Liquor License to
eeverai outlets ........................................ 327
Sept 14--229-83 Issuance of Class "B" Beer Permit to St. Anthony
Church ............................................... 332
" 14--230-83 Authorizing the Executlan of a Memorandum of Agree-
ment with Wm. C. Brown Co ............................. 334
" 14--231-83 Fixing a Date for Hearing on proposed Ind. Develop.
Revenue bonds, Series 1983 (Wm. C. Brown Co. Publishers
Project) .............................................. 335, 336
" 14--232-83 Selecting an Alignment for a Comprehensive En-
vironmental Assessment Study for the Cedar Cross Transpor-
tatinn Project ......................................... 338, 339
" 14--233-83 Relating to the Milwaukee Road Reorganization ....... 339
14--234-83 Authorizing Emergency Storm Sewer Repair at 14th &
Central & White ....................................... 340
" 14--235-83 Acceptance of Ch. Schmitt Memorial Island Park &
Rec. Complex Grading, Drainage & Roadway Base Project .... 340
" 14--236-83 Authorizing payment for the Chaplain Schmitt Mem.
Island Park and Rec. Complex, Grading, Drainage & Roadway
(Base) ................................................ 341
" 14--237-83 Acceptance of Chaplain Schmitt Memorial Island Rec.
Complex- Underground Irrigation System ................. 341
" 14--238-83 Authorizing payment for Chaplain Schmitt Memorial
Island Rec. Complex- Underground Irrigation System ....... 341, 342
" 14--239-83 Authorizing Ieeuance of Cignrette Permits ........... 345
" 14--240-83 Authoriz{ng Issuance of Claee "B" & "C" Beer Permite. 346
" 14--241-83 Authorizing Issuance of Class "B" and Class "C" Li-
quor Licenses ......................................... 346, 347
Oct. 3--242-83 Decision of Council upon Objections to Plans Specs. etc.
for Ch. Schmitt Mem. Island Park & Rec. Complex, Ballfields
Perimeter Fence ....................................... 350
3--243-83 Ordering Construction for Ch. Schmitt Mem, Island
Park & Rec. Complex, Balifields Perimeter Fence ............ 350
3--244-83 Awarding Contract to Lovewell Fencing, Inc. for Ch.
Schmitt Memorial Island Park & Rec. Complex, Balifields
Perimeter Fence ....................................... 351
3--245-83 Necessity for Improvement for Converting Existing
Bleachers to Electrical Operation (Civic Center) ............. 351, 375
3--246-83 Preliminary Approval of Plans, Etc. for Converting Ex-
isting Bleachers to Elec. Operation for Dubuque Five Flags
C~nter {Civic Center) ................................... 352
3--247-83 Fixing Date of Hearing & Authorizing Advertisement
for Proposals for Converting Existing Bleachers to Electrical
Operation at Five Flags Civic Center ...................... 352
3--248-83 Authorizing the Participation of the City of Dubuque in
the 1984 Louisiana World Exposition ...................... 353
3--249-83 Issuance of Class "B" & Class "C" Liquor Licenses.
.................................................... 354, 355
Oct. 17--250-83 To Proceed with the Issuance and Sale of Ind. Dev. Rev.
Bonds Series 1983 IWm. C: Brown Co., Publishers Project) in
an aggregate principal amt. not to exceed $3,000,000 ......... 358
" 17--251-83 Amendment to Option Agreement between City and
Klauer Mfg. Co ........................................ 361
" 17--252-83 Authorizing the issuance and Sale of Health Care Facili-
ty Revenue Bonds, Series 1983 (Martin Luther Home Project)
in the aggregate prificipni amt. of $1,500,500 to finance various
things ............................................... 362
" 17--253-83 Ordering Condemnation of Merlin & Dorothy Bradley
property near Airport .................................. 364
" 17--254-83 Awarding Contract to BIF, A Division of General
Signal Controls, Inc. of West Warwich, R.I. for Computer
Director Inf. & Control System for the Water Division ........ 365
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Oct. 17--255-83 Amending the International City Management Assn.
Retirement Corporation Deferred Comp. Plan ...............
.................................................... 365, 366
" 17--256-83 Authorizing publication of Notice of Environmental
Review Findings for Certain CD Block Grant Projects ........ 367
" 17--256-83 Adopting Supplement No. 18 to the Code of Ordinances
of the City ............................................ 369
" 17--258-83 Issuance of Cigarette Permits to FDL Foods, Inc ...... 370
" 17--259-83 Issuance of Class "C" Liquor License ................ 370
" 17--260-83 Issuance of Class "B" & Class "C" Beer Permit ....... 370
Nov 7--261-83 Decision of Council upon objections to plans, specs, etc.
for Converting Existing Bleachers to Elec. Operation (Five
Flags.) .............................................. 375,376
7--262-83 Ordering Construction of Converting Existing
Bleachers to Elec. Operation (Five Flags) ................... 376
7--263-83 Awarding Contract to American Seating Co. for Con-
verting Existing Bleachers to Elec. Operation (Five Flags Civic
Center) ............................................... 377
7--264-83 Amendment to Option Agreement between the City &
Klauer Mfg. Co ........................................ 379
7--265-83 Accepting Improvement & Directing Clerk to Publish
Notice for Liberty Ave. Sanitary Sewer .................... 380
7--266-83 Final Estimate for Liberty Avenue Sanitary Sewer .... 381
7--267-83 Adopting the Final Assessment Schedule for Liberty
Avenue Sanitary Sewer ................................. 381
7--268-83 Authorizing the Filing of a Program Statement for a CD
Block Grant .......................................... 384
7--269-83 Authorizing Submission of a Request for Release of
Funds for Certain CD Block Grant Projects ................ 385
7--270-83 Authorizing the Filing of an Ia. CD Loan Program Ap-
plication for Area Residential Care Relocation Project ........ 388
7--271-83 Authorizing the Filing of an Ia. CD Loan Program Ap-
plication for the Dubuque Municipal Airport Office Construc-
tion Project ........................................... 388
7--272-83 Issuance of Cigarette Permits to Dwaine Bowman ..... 391
7--273-83 Issuance of Class "C" Beer Permits to @ 6 outlets .....
.................................................... 391, 392
7--274-83 Issuance of Class "C" Liquor Licenses to 2 outlets ..... 392
Nov 21--275-83 Declaring the Intent of the City of Dubuque, Ia. to
Dispose of Interests in Certain Real Estate, re: FDL Foods,
Inc .................................................. 397
" 21--276-83 Authorizing the Issuance and Sale of Ind. Development
Revenue Bonds (Wm. C, Brown Co. Publications Project), in
the principal amt. of $2,500,000, and Lender Loan Agreement
etc .................................................. 399-401
"21--277-83 Approving a Mutual Aid Agreement wlth the Dubuque
County and other Municipalities of Dubuque ............... 401,402
" 21--278-83 Approving a Tentative Street Construction Program
and Submitting Same to the Ia. DOT ...................... 402
" 21--279-83 Approving Plat of the Subdivision of Lot 1-D of Terrace
Heights Subdivision ................................... 402, 403
"21--280-83 Issuing Cigarette Permits to 4 outlets ............... 404
" 21--281-83 Issuance of Class "B" & Class "C" Beer Permits ...... 404
" 21--282-83 Issuance of Class "C" Beer & Liquor Licenses to 5
outlets ............................................... 405
Dec. 5--283-83 Authorizing the City to enter into an Increditor Agree-
ment with Citicorp Industrial Credit, Inc. in connection with
UDAG Grant Agreement ............................... 409
5--284-83 Accepting Improvement for Ch. Schmitt Mere. Island
Park & Rec. Complex Ballfields Perimeter Fence ............ 411
5--285-83 Final Estimate for Ch. Schmitt Mem. Island, Park &
Rec. Complex Balifields Perimeter Fence ................... 411
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Dec. 5--286-83 Authorizing the Execution of Grant Agreements with
the DOT, USA, for Grants under the UMTA of 1964, as
amended ............................................. 412
5--287-83 Authorizing the Execution of Annual Contributions
Contract Incorporating Additional 25 Units Section 8 Existing
Program Funds with 411 Unit Contract .................... 412
5--288-83 Issuing Cigarette Permit to 1 outlet ................. 413
5--289-83 Issuing Class "B" & CLass "C" Beer Permit .......... 414
5--290-83 Issuance of Class "B' & Class "C" Liquor License ..... 414
Dec. 19--291-83 Accepting Improvement for 1983 Asphalt Paving Pro-
ject ................................................. 419
" 19--292-83 Final Estimate for 1983 Asphalt Paving Project ....... 420
" 19--293-83 Adopting the Final Assessment Schedule for the 1983
Asphalt Paving Project, Etc ............................. 420
" 19--294-83 Extending the Lease Agreement with the Dbq. County
Conservation Society for River View Park for a Period of One
Year ................................................ 431, 432
" 19--295-83 Acceptance of Quit Clalm Deed by City of Asbury ..... 432
" 19--296-83 Acceptance of Warranty Deed conveying real estate to
City, property described as Lot 2 of 1 of Block 1 of Sunset Park
#3 ................................................... 432, 433
" 19--297-83 Authorizing the Mayor to Execute an Agreement with
the Ia. DOT on Right-of-Way Assurance Statement for Federal
Aid Projects .......................................... 433
" 19--298-83 Adopting Supplement No. 19 to the Code ............ 433,434
" 19--299-83 Issuance of Cigarette Permit to Crane Enterprises, Inc. 434
" 19--300-83 Issuance of Class "B" & Class "C" Beer Permits ...... 434,435
"19--301-83 Issuance of Class "C" Liquor Licenses ............... 435
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1983 SUBJECT Page
$
Jan. 3--Stark, Harley F. Jr., appointed as Corporation Counsel &
1 ~swornin ...................................... 1,2,206,212,213
Jan. 0--oewer & Water problems in Crescent Ridge, spoken to by Al
Polsean .............................................. 9
" 10--Starlite Dr. area re: sewer & water problems etc ............. 9
" 10--Supplementel contract for N/W Arterial, Stage I, P.C.C. Pay-
lng & Intersection improvemen,~s.,,. ....................... 9
" 10--Sincere Enterprise, Inc., Class C Beer & Liquor License ..... 11
" 10--Stangi, Gerald, denial of claim; Settlement of claim ......... 12, 105
" 10--Schoen, Dulane objecting to increase in tv rates ............ i 12
Jan. 17--Swartz, Rev. Dave, Gave Invocation ...................... 14
" 17--Spiegelhalter, RobertP.,Class"C"Beer&LiquorLicenseand
Cigarette Permit ....................................... 17, 208
" 17--Sheridan Rd. re: instaliation of left turn lanes on same ........ 18
" 10--Septic problems of A1Palsean on Crescent Ridge ............ 19, 338
" 10--Sewer line of al Poleean, respons by City Mgr ............... 19
" lO--Schublin, Jaha, forWinterWonderland, requestingpermission
to use ice near Ice Harbor for iceskating etc ................. 20
Jan. 28--Second Phase of Dbq. Ind. Center Project requested (for Jeld-
Wen) .........................
"28--Scharma.., rili, rlaut Mgr. of Jeld-Wen, 21
m area west of Chavenelie Rd. extension ................... 21
Feb. 7--Sign...and Planter erection request (and Ordinance) for Ther-
molyne Carp .......................................... 25
7--South-West By-Pass re: motion to change designation of Cedar
Cross Extension (name only) on required documents ......... 27
7--Schaub, Helen, applicant for Civic Center Camm ............ 33
7--Schuster, Edward J., applicant for Human Rights Camm ..... 33, 229
7--Simon, Dave, appointed to Human Rights Camm ............ 33
7--Smith, Maurice, applicant for H. Rights Camm .............. 33, 229
7--Straatmeyer, Gene, applicant for Human Rights Camm ...... 33, 229
7--Students (Sth Grade) from Hoover School submitting com-
ments on "User Fees". ................................. 36
Feb. 14--Support for "Homes or Properties Extension". Petitioning the
Governor for Relief .................................... 38
" 14--Smith, Robert J, Refund request on Liq. Lic ................ 39
" 14--Shaffer, Dorothy, Class "C" Beer & Liquor License and
Cigarette License ................................... 39, 207
" 14--Supplement No. 16 to Code of Ordinances, edopt~... [... [.. 40
Feb. 21--Sesquicentennial Newspaper-first issue introduced by J.
Klauer .............................................. 43
"21--Subdivlsion Regulations Fee Schedule, p & Z Comm. eubmit~
ting Ordinances providing for amendments to same .......... 44
"21--Subdivision Plat Review Fees, changing Ord. establishing
Subd. Regulations in City ............................... 45
"21--Sewer/Water Service Facilities - completion for Dubuque In-
dustrial Center ........................................ 47
" 21--Styer, Harold, commenting on possible sale of FDR Park ..... 49
"21--Sterybook Hill, discussion of closing FDR Park et c .......... 49
"21--Strom, David requesting that building at 419 Blaff be designed
as architecturally and histericaliy significant ............... 51, 82
Mar 12--Salaries of Mayor and Council Members Raised ......... 61, 69, 70, 95
" 12--Service Charges - Opening Vehicles etc. put into effect (Police~. 63
" 12--Service Charges - Fire Dept. (Extricating Animals - Pumping
out Liquids Etc.) ...................................... 63
" 12--Service Charges- Helicopter Landing Standby .............. 64
'f 12--Stendby Cha.rges for fire Equipment ...................... 64, 65
" 12--Service Charges. Ambuhince Fees ........................ 65
" 12--Sewer Rates & Charges, Revised by Ordinance .............. 68
Mar 14--Steffen's Place, reclassification of Lot 1 of 1 etc. - Zoning Ord.
change ............................................... 72
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1983 SUBJECT Page
Mar 14--Stockel, Luvern H., Claim ............................... 80, 97
Mar 21--Stop Sign at intersection of 27th & Washington Ste .......... 83
"21--Sewer/Water Services Facilities for Dubuque Industrial
Center ............................................... 84
"21--Sordahi Enterprises, Inc,, Cigarette Permit, Class "C" Beer
Permit ............................................... 86, 193
"21--Schunmcher, Earl E., Class "C" Beer Permit and Cigarette
Permit ............................................... 86, 206
Apr. 4--Saunders, Don, for Hillcrest Services, requesting rezoning for
specific reasons ....................................... 89
4--Smith, Steve, Cigarette Permit. (2) ....................... 96, 208
4--St. Patrick's Corp., Class "B" Beer Permit; Transfer; Refund.
................................................. 96, 297, 392
Apr. Il--Social Work Week (Professional), Proclamation ............. 99
" 11--Sewer assessments for Crescent Ridge San. Sewer Project,
Phase II, discussion & objections ......................... 100
" 11--Schmitt, Kevin, objecting to sewer assessments on Cres.
Ridge ................................................ 100
" ll--Shutters, John, d/b/aDubuquePawnbrokers, re:revocatinnof
his license ............................................ 103, 109
" 11--Schedule of regular City Council Meetinge, changed .......... 104
" 11 --Shanahan, Francis J., Cigarette Permit .................... 104,208
" ll--Shanahan DX, Refund on Cigarette Permit ................. 105
" il--Street Maintenance, petition by R. O'Brien et al objecting to
placing financial burden on abutting property owners ........ 106
" 11--Smith, Christian, objecting to "R" rated channels on Cable TV.
106
Apr. 18--Secreteries Week (Professional), Proclamation .............. 107
" 18--Specini Ar ts Week (Very), Proclamation ................... 107
" 18--Stop Sign request for Clarke Dr. (at Madison Hill) ........... 113,138
" 18--Street Light installation request for corner of Peru Rd. &
Walker St ............................................ 113, 146
" 18--Street Assessment new policy, adopted .................... 113
" 18--S & T Furniture Store, Cigarette Permit ................... 116
May 2--Smith, Christian, objecting to signal transmission on
subscriber tv channels .................................. 125
2--Specialty Shop- 372 Bluff St., Architecturally Significant ..... 126
2--State Historical Preservation Office - requesting designating
of 372 Bluff as His. Sign ................................ 126
2--State Public Transit Division re: Operating Assistance Ap~
plicatinn ............................................. 126
2--stere Conservation Commission re: Leasing E. B. Lyons
Prairie-Woodland Preserve .............................. 128
2--Stahi, Carol re: Bus Civil Service Exam .................... 131
2--Sani, Richard C., Petition re: Bus Operator Civil Service Exam. 131
2--Supplemental Loan Agreement for Loan of UDAG Funds to
FDL Foods, Inc ....................................... 132
2--Sanitary Sewer Phase II Project - Crescent Ridge ............ 136
2--Spielman, Charles J., Class "B" Beer Permit, transfer & re-
fund.: ........................................... 143, 208) 257
2--Schiel, Judith Ann, Class "C" Beer & Liquor License and re-
fund ................................................. 144, 299
2--State Review Bd.- Reviewing of Langworthy House for Na-
tional Register ........................................ 145
2--Steicklein, Kenneth, Refund for Cigarette License ........... 145
2--Schroeder, Jerome P., Claim; Denied ...................... 145,393
May 11--Suspension of two Bus Operators by City Mgr. (Williams &
Everte) .............................................. 147
May 16--Sesquicentennial DubuqueFest Week, Proclamation ......... · 148
" 16--Sesqnicentennlal Year at Burlington, Congratulations from
Dubuque ............................................. 148
" 16--Surince Transportation Assistance Act of 1982, Proof of pub.
on Notice of P. Hearing to which Fed. Assist. is being sought
for completion of program activities carried out by DMATS.
.................................................... 148
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May 16--Securities Bldg. Corp., Objection to assessment for JFK
reconstruction ........................................ 151
" 16--Sieg-Dubuque Co., Objection to assessment for JFK
reconstruction ........................................ 151
" 16--Smith, C.E., objection to assessment for JFK Reconstruction.
.................................................... 151
" 16--Subscriber rates for Cable Televisinn, raised ................
.................................................... 160, 161
" 16--Savary, John L. Cigarette Permit and Liquor License ........
.................................................... 162, 209
" 16--Sesquicentenhial Committee requesting Council & staff to par-
ticipate in parade ...................................... 164
June 6--Sesquicentennini Baby, Declared - Sara Lynn Markus ........ 169
6--Sewer, Liberty Avenue, Documents Submitted ..............
........................................ 178, 179, 216, 380, 381
6--Schilling, Dennis R. petition to utilize existing benches and
glass-enclosed bus stop locations as a means of selling adver-
tising etc ............................................. 181
6--Selling advertising at bus stops etc., petition ............... 181
6--Storage Facility for Radford Rd. Industrial Park ............ 183, 184
6--S~)wer Accounts, Delinquent, Certified to Auditor ........... 185
6--Suspension or Revocation of Licenses & Appeal Procedures... 189-191
6--Saturday Parking- Petition of John Klauer to change ........ 192
6--Slowey, Dennis (Hardee's), Cigarette Permit ................ 193
6--Spiegel, Robert, Cigarette Permit and Liquor License ........ 193, 414
6--Schwartz, Milton E., Class "C" Beer & Liquor License (Airport
Inn) and Cigarette Permit ............................... 194, 346
6--Sceqnicentennini Parade route approved ................... 197
June 20--Supplement No. 17 to Code, adopted ...................... 203
" 20--Stari~, Harley F., (Corporation Counsel) - Evaluation set out.
.................................................... 206
"20--Street, J.D. & Co., Cigarette Permit; Class "C" Beer Permit.
.................................................... 206, 209
"20--Sandidge, JudithM.,CigarettePermitandLiquorLicense....207,355
"20--Schollmeyer, Wayne M., Cigarette Permit & Liquor License.
.................................................... 207, 209
"20--Schumacher, Earl E. & E. Thomas, Cigarette Permit; Class
"B" Beer Permit ...................................... 207, 209
" 20--Schuster, Patricia Lombardi, Cigarette Permit .............. 207
" 20--Sheldon, Linda L., Cigarette Permit ....................... 207
"20--Sinnard-Wnish, Linda, Cigarette Permit; Refund ............ 207,406
" 20--Sears-Roebuck Co., Cigarette Permit ...................... 208
"20--Smith, Daniel & Thomas, Cigerette Permit and Liquor License.
.................................................... 208, 209
" 20--Softball Tournament requesting transfer of Beer Permit ...... 208
"20--Skiwey, Dennis J., Class"B" Beer Pernut' and Cigarette' Per-
mit ........................ ,: .,., ........ 208, 231
"20--Splagelhalter, Melvin A., Class C ~e~ & ~i~h~r I~i~;e. i.. 209
June 25--Stark, Harley F., renewal of contract ...................... 212
June 29--Stark, Harley F., termination of contract ................... 213
July 5--Schmaltz, Marcella A., objecting to assessment of 1983
Asphalt Paving Project ................................. 219
" 5--St. Anthony's Church, objecting to assessment of 1983
Asphalt Paving Project ................................. 219
" 5--Stokesberry, Albert, objecting to Stewart St. Assessment .... 218
" 5--Schmitt Memorial Island Underground Irrigation System .... 222, 223
5--Schaub, Helen, applicant for Civic Center Commission ........ 229
5--Smemo, Karen M., Appointed to His. Preservation Corem ..... 229
5--Smith, Margaret M., Applicant for His. Preservation Comm... 229
5--Schublln, John A., Applicant for His. Preservation Corem ..... 229
" 5--Sand, Virginia A., Applicant for His. Preservation Connn ..... 229
5--Sterr, Richard, Applicant for Library Board ................ 229
" 5--Stecker, Leland, appointed to Library Board ...............
.................................................... 229, 230
5--Sand, Virginia, applicant for Library Board ................. 229
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1983 SUBJECT Page
J~y 5--Schetgen, Ralph J., applicant for Park & Rec. Corem ......... 230
5--Simon, Sue, appointed to Park & Rec. Corem ......... 230
5--Sunnycrest Manor, Cigarette Permit ...................... 231
July 18--Stewart, W. C., contract for Peru Road Watermain Project .... 238
" 18--Street Lightlng & Traffic Signal Improvement s Project ......
............................................ 240, 241, 280, 281
" 18--Swiss Valley Farm/Hilldale Dairy - Noise Problem (Objection
by H. Helbing) ................................ 243, 300, 354, 406
" 18--Study (Engrg.) re: Amtrak RR Service ..................... 243
" 18--Schueller, Dehra, objecting: to Eagle Pt. Park Vehicle Entry
Fees ................................................. 243
" 18--Steering Comm. of Dbq. Economic Dev. - J.B. Meriwether, re:
City's financial condition ................................ 243
" 18--Sewer, Resurrection Chnrch Project ...................... 245,246
" 18--Schmitt Mem. Island - Revision of Submission Deadline &
Other Dates for developers .............................. 250, 251
" 18--Schuelier Bree., Claim; Closing ........................... 256,393
" 18--Schmitt Island, re: rezoning & review of draft of Comm. Rec,
District .............................................. 257
" 18--Sidewalk repair project by Ia. DOT on Grandview ........... 258
A,u,g 1--Speer Financial, Inc. re: G.O. Bond Issue of $1,940,000 ....... 261
1 --Snorkel Units - Repair Authorized for Fire Dept ............. 262
1--Soil Conditions on Chaplain Schmitt Memorial Islands - report.
262
1--Schmitt Island - Soft Condition report ..................... 262
1--Schulte, R.J., awarded contract for Liberty Ave. Sanitary
Sewer Project ......................................... 267
1--Suspension of J, Everts, affirmed ......................... 268
1--St, Columbklile's Church, Class "B" Beer Permit, Refund ..... 270, 347
1--Statement of Services of Dee, Gosling & Co., submitted ....... 271
Aug 15--Schmitt Memorial Island, recommendations for zoning .......
............................................ 283, 284, 306, 308
" 15--Sewers & Sewage Disposal titled "Ind. Pretreatment Pro." -
Ordinance. ........................................... 287, 314
" 15--Sisler, Michael, appointed to Electrical Examining Board ..... 296
" 15--Schrobiigen, Thomas J., Class "C" Liquor Permit ........... 298
" 15--Shaw, JoAnn, re: Noise Complaint re: Hilldale Dairy ......... 300
Sept 6--Schmitt (Ch.) Island re: Ballfields Perimeter Fence Project ....
................................................ 310, 349, 350
6--Sigwarth, Msgr., re: erroneous Dock Minutes & placement of
marker on Ch. Schmitt Mem. Island ....................... 312
6--Schmitt Island (Chap.) re: nmrker/memorial discussion etc ....
................................................ 312, 330, 364
6--Schromen, Ken, requesting permission to land & take off
airplanes on NW Arterial ................................ 312
6--sehroeder, John L. re: zoning of property .................. 313,372
6--Street Finance Report for FY 1983, Approved .............. 325
6--Spiege!haiter, Melvin, Class "C" Liquor License ............. 327
6--sehroeder (& Hlatt) Tap, Class "C" Liquor License ............ 327
6--Sincere Enterprises, Inc., Refund of Liquor License .......... 329
6--Stark, Harley F., Jr., advising of his intent not to proceed with
a Hearing. ............................................ 330
Sept 14--St. Anthony's Church, Issuance of Class "B" Beer Permit .... 332
Sept 26--Square Dance Week, Proclamation ........................ 333
" 26--Stockel, Lawrence re: request for rezoning at 2124 White St... 333
" 26--Selecting an Alignment for a Comp. Environmental Assess-
ment Study for Cedar Cross Trans. Project~ ................ 338
" 26--Storm Sewer Emergency Repair at 14th & Central & White .... 340
"26--Schmltt Island re: completion of Park & Rec. Complex, Gra&
lng, Drainage & Roadway (Base) .......................... 340, 341
" 26--Schmitt Island re: completion of Rec. Complex Underground
Irrigation System ...................................... 341
" 26--Sprinkler System for Ch. Sehmitt Mem. Island, finished ...... 341
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Sept 26--Schuck, Elizabeth A., appointed to Housing Comm. (Later
refused appointment) ................................... 345
"26--Schrobiigen, Thomas, Cigarette Permit .................... 346
" 26--Shetler, Harry, Cigarette Permit and Liquor License ......... 346,405
"26--Smith, Lowrie, Cigarette Permit; Class "C" Liquor Lieense.... 346, 392
" 26--Sunshine Mart of Dubuque, Ltd., Cigarette Permit .......... 346
"26--Stipulation of Settlement of Appeals to the Dis. Court of
various properties owned by the City, advised by Attorney
Blum ................................................ 347
Oct. 3--Schaal, Joan, re: concerns with Swiss Valley Trucks going
through the dusty Chateau parking Lot ................... 355
3--Swiss Valley Trucks, objections @ going thru Chateau Parking
Lot .................................................. 355
Oct. 17--Substance Abuse Prevention Week, Preelamation ........... 358
" 17--Shive-Hattery & Aseec. presenting commemorative pictures of
Radford Road ......................................... 358
" 17--Supplement No. 18 to the code, adopted .................... 369
" 17--Standard Federal Savings & Loan Assn., Claim ............. 371
" 17--Sorenson, Richard & Shula re: Nemmer's Lawsuit, Data con-
cerning their attorney .................................. 372, 395
" 17--Section 8 Existing Program Application, HUD notifying of ap-
proval ............................................... 372
Nov 3--Steimel, Father Paul, Invocation ......................... 375
" 3--Schedule of Assessment for Liberty Ave. Sanitary Sewer .....
.................................................... 382, 383
3--Streif, Lloyd M., Claim .................................. 392
3--Swan, George, Claim ................................... 892
" 3--Smith, Charles, Closing of Claim .......................... 393
3--Sherman, Roger, Closing of Claim ......................... 393
3--Steger, Norbert, Denial of Claim .......................... 398
3--S/;one, Michael, Denial of Claim ........................... 393
3--Sisler, Madonna, Denial of Claim ......................... 393
3--Stonakas, Robert, Denial of Claim ........................ 393
3--Sauser, Mary, Denial of Claim ............................ 393
3--Schnbert, Fred, Settlement of Claim ...................... 393
3--September List of Claims, Proof of publication .............. 393
3--Sanderson, E. A. (Sandy), resignation from Dock Board ....... 395
3--Sulllvan, Richard, resignation from Dock Board ............. 395
3--Steichen, Robert, resignation from Plumbing Board .......... 395
3--Schmitt (Ch.) Memorial Island, status of proposals for commer-
clol rec. offering. ...................................... 395
Nov 21--Street Program (Five Year) Submitted to DOT .............. 402
"21--StopSigns, discussionofdeletionoftrafficllghtandinstalllng
of signs .............................................. 403
"21--Schwartz, David, applicant for Plumbing Board ............. 404
" 21--Sunshine Mart of Dbq. Ltd., Class "C" Beer Permit ......... 404
"21--Spechtenhauser, Sally L. & John G., Claim ................. 405
"21--Strief, Lloyd M., Claim .................................. 406
"21 --Schmitt Memorial Island (Ch.), re: zoning of surrounding water
area ................................................. 408
Dec. 19--Schedule of Assessments for 1983 Asphalt Paving Project ....
.................................................... ~20-431
,, 19--SewageMeteringStationLocation(Asburyi, QuitClaimDeed.
"19--S~ie~ ~. '1~ ~ ~ ~el ~: '. '. '. '. '. '. '. '. '. '. '. '. '. '. '. '. '. '. 433432
" 19--Schubert, Fred, Claim .................................. 436
" 19--senior Volunteer Progcam, requesting $3000 ............... 436
" 19--St. Patrick's Church requesting no change in traffic light at
15th & Central ........................................ 436
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T
Jan. 3--Tobin, Father Neff, Gave Invocation ...................... 1
3--Telegraph Herald · Discussion as to designating it as official
newspaper ............................................ 2, 12, 14
3--Thlrty-Second St. area (Quit Claim Deed from Chicago/NW for
nearby property) ...................................... 6
3--Tschiggfrie Excavating, Contract awarded for N/W Arterial,
Stage I, P.C.C. Paving & Intersection Improvements ........ 9
3--TV Rates, Dulane Seheen petitioning against increase in rates. 12
3--Trenkle Parking Lot, A1 Polsean objecting to city official
usage ................................................ 12
3--Telegraph Herald, Petition of H.L. Hangar requesting designa-
tion of same as official newspaper ......................... 12
3--Timmerman, Peter & Joyce, Claim ........................ 12
Jan. 17--Typngraphical Union (Dbq.) requesting T-H be designated as
official newspaper ...................................... 14
" 17--TFM Co., Class "C" Beer Permit ......................... 16
" 17--Turner, Jerry G, Class "C" Beer & Liquor License ........... 17
" 17--Traffic Count set out as to English Mill Rd., & Crescent Ridge. 18
Jan. 28--TFM Co. (1236 Ia. St.), Class "C" Liquor Lic ................ 23
Feb. 7--Tbermolyne Corp. requesting and getting authorization te con4
struct a Planter & Sign. ~ acceptance of Ordinance ........... 25, 26
7--Thirty-Second St. re: Project Agreement with Ia. DOT for ira-
provements ........................................... 29
7--Thome, David, appointed to Building Code Bd. of Appeals .... 33
7--Tabak, Sol, appointed to Human Rights Corem .............. 33
7--Transit Board appointment of H. J. Bemla ................. 33, 34
7--Tkiltgen, Ron C., applicant for Transit Bd .................. 33, 345
7--TRANSIT BD. Submitting Minutes ................... 35,210, 270
7--Trimble, Paula, claim Denial ............................. 35, 328
7--Trafflc Noise problem submitted by Delos Dorweiler ......... 36
7--Tax Suspension request, submitted by Dubuque County ......
......................................... 36, 164, 271, 299, 328
Feb. 14--Timmerman, Peter & Joyce, disposition of claim ............. 39
Feb. 21--Tax Exempt applications - approval of same in Jackson Park,
W., 11th St., & Washington St. Urban Revitalization Areas... 48
" 21--Turner, Jerry, Cigarette Permit .......................... 50
"21--TRANSIT BD. Submitting Earning Statement & Statistics. ·.
................. 51, 80, 87, 97, 144, 194, 210, 270, 328, 371, 392, 415
" 21--Tax Collection problem - Petition of Dbq. Conference Bd. re-
questing a change in Ia. Code ............................ 70
A,p,r. 4--Taylor, John, comment r~: ,C,,. Dully on H. Rights Corem ...... 94
4--Treanoc (& Kopp), Class' C Liquor License ................ 96
4--Telegraph Herald vs. City et al submitting Petition of Man-
damus for production of public records .................... 97
Apr. 18--TV CAble Rate Increase, requested by Group W ............ 112
" 18--Thul, Joyce petitioning to change yield sign to Stop Sign on
Clarke Drive .......................................... 113
" 18--Tigges, Judy, for Girl Scouts, requesting waiving of Eagle
Point Park Fees for their Group .......................... 113
" 18--Task Force designated for Human Rights Corem ............ 115, 342
" 18--Tabak, Sol, designated to be on Task Force for H. Rights
Comm ............................................... 115
" 18--Timmerman, Ronaid, Cigarette Permit ..................... 116
" 18--Transit Dept. Bus Operators certified by Civil Service Comm.. 117
May 2--Transfer of Funds, re: Budget ............................ 122
2--TV Cable Basic Service Fees, Increase ..................... 125
2--TV Cable ~ervices, Ordinance prohibiting misappropriation... ' 131
2--Transit Union, Agreement with City ...................... 140
May 11 --Trueblood, Terry, re: Grant for the Park & Rec. Dept ......... 147
May 16--"Transportetion Week", Proclamation .................... 148
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May 16--Transportation Act (Surface) Proof of publication on Notice of
Public Hearing to consider project for which Fed. Assistance
Act of 1983 is being sought .............................. 148
" 16--Transit Assistance for Keyline ........................... 148
" 16--Tressel, Allen C., Cigarette Permit ........................ 162
" 16--Tschiggfcie, Raymond, Cigarette Permit ................... 162
" 16--Tegeler, Earl, Class "C" Beer Permit ...................... 162
June 6--Thomas, Vernon & Dorothy, Delinquent Refuse Collection Ac-
count ................................................ 184
6--Trausch Baking Co., Cigarette Permit ..................... 193
6--TFM Co., Oky Doky's (2 outlets), Cigarette Permit ........... 193
6--Transpor t Sales Co. (Kwikstop), Cigarette Permit ........... 193
6--Tindell, Marionette, Cigarette Permit.; Class "C" Liquor
License .............................................. 193, 194
6--Ted's Tap (James L. Ferring), Class "B" Beer Permit ......... 194
June20--Terrace Heights Mobile Home Park to Ken. Rd.- Peru Rd.
Water Main Project ................................ 199, 236, 237
20--Tool Library, Service Agreement with same ................ 202
20--Tharp (Evelyn) Place, approval of final plat by P & Z ......... 205
20--Trans~Miss Investments, Inc., Cigarette Permit ............. 206
20--Tegeler, Earl, Cigarette Permit ........................... 207
20--Target Store Inc., Cigarette Permit ....................... 208
20--Town Clock Inn, Cigarette Permit ........................ 208
20--Tri-State Independent Blind Society, Cigarette Permit ....... 208
20--Turner, Jerry, Cigarette Permit .......................... 208
June 29--Termination of contract of Corporation Counsel H. F. Stark... 213
Ju,!y 5--Ternent, Wm., appointed to the TV CAble Regulatory Comm.. 230
5--TV Cable Regulatory Comm. appointments of Wm. Ternent &
Douglas Hflby ........................................ 230
5--TV Cable Tele-Prngramming Comm. appointments of
Blodgett, Meek & Underwood ............................ 231
5--Tbeieen's Stores, Cigareete Permit ........................ 231
5--Tap, Inc., Class "C" Liquor License ....................... 232
July 18--Traffic Signal Improvements (1983 St. Lighting) Project ......
............................................. 240-241,281-283
" 18--Telegraph Herald suit re: apointment of CD Director ........ 256
Aug 15--Transit Study - Dbq., a Pilot City, for Busing etc., by Ia. DOT. 284
Sept 6--Terhune, Scott, re: Dept. of Correct. Services rezoning &
building at 15th & Elm .................................. 306
6--Transfer of Easements in the Mun. Ice Harbor area between
Burling. NRR and City (re: devel, of riverfront museum com-
plex) ................................................. 313
6--Transit Bd. delaying appointments (By Council.) ............ 326
6--Tri-State Flite Services, petitlon by American Central to give
them new airport fac'dities ............................... 329
6--Ternent, Allen A., Certified by Civil Service Comm. for Police
Officer ............................................... 330
6--Theisen, Steven J., Certified by Civil Service Comm. for Police
Officer ............................................... 330
6--Trusteee (Bd.) re: Financial Report of City's Police Pension
Fund, etc ............................................. 330
Sept 26--Trick or Treat Night (Oct. 31), Proclamation ................ 333
" 26--Task Force (Mayor's) re: Human Rights Commission appoint-
merits ............................................... 342
"26--Thompson, Winnie, appointed to Historic Pres. Commission... 345
"26--Transit Board appointment of Genevieve Heathcote ......... 345
"26--T.I. Investments, Class "B" Beer Permit .................. 346
Oct. 3--Teen Week (National YWCA), Proclamation ................ 349
Oct. 17--Tri-State Veterans Memorial Assn., re: Chaplain Sehmitt
Memorial Island Assn., re: Marker ........................ 363, 364
" 17--Transport Sales Co., Class "C" Beer Permit ................ 370
" 17--Timmerman, James P. (By J. Bitter), Suit .................. 371
Nov 7--Tully, Michael, Claim, Settlement ........................ 393,406
Nov 21--Terrace Heights Subdivision, Approval of Plat of Subd. of Lot
I-D .................................................. 402
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Nov 21--Traffic Lights, Diecusslon of removal on 12th at White, Cen-
tral, blain; Locust & Iowa & install "Stop Signs" etc ......... 403
" 21--TFM Co., Oky Doky #6, Class "C" Beer Permit .............. 404
" 21--Town Clock Inn, Inc., Class "C" Liquor License ............. 405
" 21--Thul, Joyce, Settlement of Claim ......................... 406
Dec. 5--Touche Ross Report re: Group W's rate increase request ...... 413
5--Tri-State Security Specialists re: investigation of bidding pro-
cedures at Airport ..................................... 415
Dec. 19--Tegeler, Earl, Class "C" Beer Permit ...................... 435
" 19--Trimble, Paula, Claim .................................. 436
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0
Jan. 10--UMTA, Technical Amendment to Section 5 Operating
Assistance Grant for Keyline ............................ 10
Feb. 7--User Fees, comments submitted by Hoover Fifth Graders ..... 36
7--Union Commendation by Council Member Hammel, keeping
budget in line ......................................... 36
Feb. 21--University of Dubuque request - approval of P & Z Comm. ad-
vising of approval of preliminary development plan and
reclassification of property located north of Hwy. 20, west of
Collins St ............................................. 45, 72
" 21--Urban Revitalization Tax Exemptions- Submission of same
for Jackson Pk, W. 11th St. & Washington St ............... 48
Feb. 28--Uskavitch, Mr., objecting to new Ambulance Ordinance ...... 53
Mar 12--User Fees - Eagle Pt. Park, discussion etc ................. 59, 60, 61
Apr. 18--UMTA Assistance Application for two replacement buses for
Key]ine .............................................. 111,112
May 2--UMTA - Application for Section 5 Operating Assistance ......
.................................................... 126, 169
2--UMTA - Application to same for SecUlon 9A ................ 127
2--U.S. Dept. of Transportation - Filing of Application to same... 127
2--UDAG Grant Agreement between City & US Dept. of HUD... 132
2--UDAG Funds (Loan) to FDL Foods, Inc. for renovation &
Capital Improvement Project ............................ 132, 409
2--UDAG- Request for Release of Funds for Certain Urban
Development Action Grant Project ....................... 133
2--US Dept. of HUD advising City may expect an anocation of
$290,000 in additional CDBA Funds for "Jobs Bills". ........ 145
2--UMTA ~ financial assistance for lift equipped mini-buses ...... 148
2--U.S. Highway 52, Ia. DOT letting guardrall project .......... 164
2--Ungs, Leo, from County submitting petition for suspension of
taxes ................................................ 164
June 6--Underground Irrigation System of Chaplain Schmitt Memorial
Island Recreation Complex., Procedural Resolutions ......... 180
6--Union Bus Depot (R & S Enterprises), Cigarette Permit ....... 193
6--User Fees investigation for Human Rights ................. 196
June 20--Ungs, David, Cigarette Permit and Liquor Liconse .......... 207, 435
" 20--US 20 improvement between Concord & U.S. 61 connection,
Public Hearing by Ia. DOT .............................. 210
Ju,!y 5--University of Dubuque Student Union, Cigarette Permit ...... 231
5--United Auto Workers Local 94, Cigarette Permit and Beer
Permit .............................................. 231,435
July 18--Underground Irrigation System re: Chaplain Schmitt Mem.
Island ............................................... 222-224
" 18--Underwood, M. Lark, appointed to TV Cable Tele-
Programming Corem ................................... 231
Aug 15--Uhlrich, Paul J.. appointed to Elec. Bal. of Appeals ........... 296, 297
Sept 6--Union Label Week, Proclamation ......................... 304
Sept 26--United Labor Participation Comm. endorsing reappdintment
of J. Kramer to Zoning Bd. of Adjustment .................. 344
" 26--U.S. Army Corps of Engrs. advising Deere & Co. has applied
for cont. maintenance ................................... 348
Oct. 17--University of Dubuque, amended Preliminary Development
Plan ................................................. 360
" 17--University Park - deletion from City parks in which the con-
sumption of Beer is prohibited ........................ 368, 377-379
Dec. 5--UMTA-GrantAgreementsfortworeplacementminibuees... 412
5--Urban Revitalization District, re: 15th & Elm Property ....... 413
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¥
Jan. 3--VanVors, Gloria, claim, settlement ........................ 7, 97
Feb. 7--Viaduct Crossing re: Project Agreement with Ia. DOT for 32nd
St ................................................... 29
Apr. 18--Victim Rights Week, Proclamation ....................... 107
" 18--Vohinteer Week, Proclamation ........................... 107
June 6--Vaccination requirements updating for Dngs & Cat s ......... 191
June 20--Vincent, Brian, Cigarette Permit ......................... 208
"20--Villnge Investments, Cigarette Permit ..................... 208
"20--Veterans Memorial Park, Jaycees requesting to hold
Fireworks ............................................ 210
July 18--Vacation of alley request by R. Albert (alley near 32nd & Cen-
trai) ................................................. 257
Sept 6--Vocation Rehabilitation Month, Proclamation .............. 304
Dec. 5--Voices for Life, by S. Kirkbridge, inviting Council to pro-life
meeting .............................................. 410
5--Vacation of alley near Levi St. for A. Kerkenbush ............ 412
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W
Jan. 3--WeeteideEnterpriees, Inc.,refundforLiquarLicenee ........ 8
Jan. 10--Winter Wonderland Proclamation ................ 9
" 10--Water & Sewer Problems in Crescent Ridge area - Al Polsean
speaking te ........................................... 9
Jan. 17--White St., parking meter time change between Main & White.. 15
" 17--Waternmin on Cres. Ridge, City Mgr. responded to questions
by A. Polseen ......................................... 19
" 17--Winter Wonderland director requesting permission to use
water near Ice Harbor for ice skating & ice fishing ........... 20
Feb. 7--Wintar Wonderland I North Wind Queen introduced by John
Schublin ............................................. 25
7--Wiliging, Mark, Chairperson of Cable Reg, Comm., r~: request
for consultant to evaluate fee increase for Group W .......... 27
7--Wastewater Treatment Plant, re: approval of Engrg. Contract
for heat recuperator .................................... 29
" 7--Wilcox, Tom, Refund Request for Cigarette Permit .......... 35
Feb. 21--Washington St. Urban Revitalization Areas .... Tax Exemp-
tion(s) for Property Owners in area Transmitted to City Tax
Assessor ............................................. 48
"21--W. 11th St., Owners Submitted Tax Exemption Application
and Authorization of Transmittai of Approved Ones to the Ci-
ty Treasurer .......................................... 48
"21--Welsh, Mary, tax exemption application ................... 49
" 21--Wing dam repalr pruject on Mississippi, undertaken as set nat
by Iowa DOT. ........................................ 51
Mar 12--Water Rates, Revised per Ordinance ...................... 67
Mar 14--Weidenbacher, Rev. Robert, Invocater for Council Meeting .... 71
" 14--Wili-Co-Inc., Class "C" Beer Permit ....................... 79
" 14--White Pine Group of the Sierra Club opposing sale of FDR
Park.. 80
Mar 21--Winders, James R., Class "C" Beer & Liquor License and
Cigarette License ...................................... 87, 346
A,p,r. 4--Wlmley, O.C., re: C. Duffy's appointment to Human R. Corem 94
4--Weli, (water), opinion from Dr. Neumeister re: A. Y.
McDonald's own we][[ in Dubuque Ind. Park ................ 98, 106
Apr. 11--Welu, Michael, "Youth in Government Council Member". .... 99
" 11--Wernimont, James M. & Rhonda H., petitlan against estimate
of assessment for crescent Ridge San. Sewer, Phase II ........ 100
" ll--Weet Side Bus. & Pro. Assn., re: Kennedy Rd. Reconstruction
Project Assessment .................................... 106
Apr. 18--Wild, Bob, in favor of Jackson Park Historic Pres. District .... 107
" 18--Wilkie, Rev. Wm., in favor of Jackson Park His. Pres. District. 107
" 18--Walkar St., re: PetRion for Street light there, at Peru Rd ..... 113,146
" 18--Wareco System of la., Class "C" Beer Permit ............... 115
" 18--Wheelhouse ID. Brhneyer), Class "C" Liquor License ......... 116
" 18--Weber, Gerry, Denial of Claim ............................ 117
M,a,y 2--Woedman, Mark, re: Petition for Bus Civil Service Exam ..... 131
2--Welbes, Lyndeen, Petition for Bus Civil Service Exam ....... 131
May 11 --Williams, Danny, Suspended as Bus Operator ............... 147
May 16--Wais, Thomas & Marian, objection to assessment tot JFK
reconstruction ........................................ 151
" 16--Weet Side Bus. Assn. objection to assessment for JFK
reconstruction ........................................ 151
" 16--Wright, Warner, objection to assessment for JFK reconstruc-
tion ................................................. 151
" 16--Waish, Jim, objectlan to assessment for JFK reconstruction.. 151
" 16--WestsideConnnerclalPark(inCounty)approvingfinalplat... 158
" 16--Walgreen Co., Class "C" Beer Permlt and Cigarette Permit... 162, 207
" 16--Wagner, Mary Ann, Cigarette Permit ..................... 162
" 16--Waish, Kathleen M., Class "C" Beer & Liquor License ........ 163
" 16--Wetter, David, Class "C" Beer & Liquor License and Cigarette
Permit .......................................... 163, 346, 414
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May 16--Williams, Marilyn, requesting $100 for special recognition to
be given volunteers for assisting children ..................
June 20--Wheeler, Msgr. David, Gave Invocation ...................
" 20--Water Main · Peru Road from Terrace Heights to Kennedy
165
198
Road ................................................
............................................. 199-201,236-237
" 20--Washington Neighborhood Tool Library, Inc., Service Agree-
ment with City ........................................ 202
" 20--Water Servies- Ordinance authorizing certification of delin-
quent charges to Auditor. - ORDINANCE DID NOT PASS... 204
" 20--Walsh (Linda Sinnard), Cigarette Permit ................... 207
"20--Wong, Dick Zee, Cigarette Permit ........................ 207
"20--Ward, W. C., Cigarette Perwlt ........................... 207
"20--Waters, Ronald, Cigarette Permit ......................... 208
Ju,]y 5--Wilkie, Rev., applicant for Historic Pres. Comm ............. 229
5--Willoughby, David, appointed to Park & Rec. Comm.. 230
" 5--Walsh, Thomas D., applicant to Mechanical Bd.; Appointed...
.................................................... 230, 255
July 18--Wolf, Janaan, in support of Peru Watermain Project ......... 236
" 18--Water Division- Computer Directed Information & Control
System ...................................... 242, 259, 260, 365
Aug 15--Westphal & Co., Inc., awarded contract for 1983 Street
Lighting & Traffic Signal Improvements ................... 283
" 15--Winter, Kip, re: "Findings of Study" for Keyline ............ 284
" 15--Women Voters League re: "Findings of Study" of Keyline ..... 284
" 15--Wagener, Richard F., appointed to the Electrical Examining
Bd... ~ .............................................. 296
" 15--Weitnaur, Wm. C, appointed to Electrical Examining Bd ..... 296
" 15--Wood, Tami, Claim Closed ............................... 298,415
" 15--Wayne Motor Co., rights assigned to Herbst & Son, Inc ...... 299
Sept 6--White, John, presenting Frank Murray with "Man of the
Year" award .......................................... 304
" 6--Waltz, Hank re: erroneous Dock Comm. minutes, & placement
of n~arket on Ch. Schmitt Mem. Island ..................... 312
6--Wetter, David, Transfer of Liquor License .................. 326
6--Welchert, Hjlda, Claim Denied ........................... 328, 426
6--Wflsey, Michael A., Certified by Civil Service Comm. for Police
Officer ............................................... 330
6--Wastewater Treatment Plant, inspection report by Ia. Dept. of
Water, Air & Waste Management ......................... 330
Sept 26--Waller, Rev. Richard, Gave Invocation .................... 333
" 26--Women's Health Week, Proclamation ..................... 333
" 26--White St. (2124) Rezoning from R-4 to C~4 (requested by L.
Stockel) .......................................... 333, 359, 360
" 26--Wm. C. Brown, Memorandum of Agreement ................ 334
"26 --Wulfekuhlo, Phil, appointed to Housing Commissinn ......... 345
" 26--Watters, William applicant for Housing Commission ......... 345
" 26--West Dbq. Jaycees, Class "B' Beer Permit ................. 346
" 26--Winders, James R., Class "C" Liquor License ............... 347
Oct. 3--Whlte Cane Day, Proclamation ........................... 349
3--World Exposition (Louisiana, 1984), City's Participation ...... 353
Oct. 17--Willging, Mark J., appointed to TV Cable Regulatory Comm.. 369, 370
Nov 7--Western Casualty & Surety Co., Claim .......... . .......... 393
7--Waddick, Don, Denial of Claim ........................... 393
Nov 21--White at 12th, discussion of removal of traffic lights ......... 404
"21--Willenborg, Harlan J., applicant for Plumbing Bd ........... 404
" 21--Water, Air & Waste Management Comm. re: P. Hearing con-
cerning WWTW construction Grants Priority System & Pro-
ject Priority List proposed for FY 84 ...................... ;/06
Dec. 19--Winter Wonderland II request to use Harbor for Ice Fishereee.
419
" 19--Warranty Deed for portion of public alley north of Hillcrest
Rd .................................................. 432
" 19--Weydert, Ireneus B., suggestion for downtown area .......... 436
"19--Wing Dam Constructinn notificatinn by Ia. DOT ............ 437
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Y
Feb. 7--Youth Hockey Week, Proclamation ....................... 25
7--Yarger Pay Classification Report, re: report from Human
Rights Comm. on inequities etc ........................... 27
Apr. 4--Youth in Government Program Set Out .................... 97, 99
Apr. 18--YWCA - "National YWCA Week", proclamation ............ 107
" 18--Yen Ching Restaurant (Dubuque First China, Inc.), Class "C"
Beer & Liquor License .................................. 116
May 2--Yarger Pay Study Implementation, approval of same with
Compensation Plan for Non-Bargeinlng Unit Employees ...... 142
May 16--Yiannis, Nick, objecting to assessments for JFK reconstruc-
tion ................................................. 151
Aug 15--Yager, Lillian & Ray, Claim, Denial ....................... 298, 347
Oct. 3--YWCA Teen Week (National), Proclamation ................ 349
Nov 21 --Yeargla, Richard, Refund on Beer Permit .................. 406
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Z
Jan. 3--Zoning Ordinance, Anowing Expansion of Non-Conforming
Uses, adopted ......................................... 2
17--Zoning change - Edwards property reverting to former R-2
Single Family Res. District .............................. 18
Feb. 21--Zoning Ordinance Change, Amendments to Zoning Ordinance
and Subdivision Regulations Fee Schedule ................. 44, 57
"21--Zoning App]icatlon Fees, Enactment of Establishment of
same ............................................... 44, 56
" 21--Zonlng Re) request of Lyle Kopp for property on Kennedy Rd.,
approved by P & Z; ordinance adopted ..................... 45,71
" 21--Zirkelbach, Dennis J. & Sandra J., Class "C" Beer & Liquor
License.
Mar 14--Zoning c~ ~ ~r~ ~ ~;~rsit~ ~' D~.' ~rol~'~ 50
Single Family to ID Institutional ......................... 72
" 14--Zoning change of property located at 2005 Asbury to ID In-
stitutional (per request of Hillcrest Faro. Services) ........... 73, 89
" 14--Zoning change that would be best for Chaplain Schmitt
Memorial Island - for commercial recreational purposes ....... 77
, 14--ZONING BOARD OF ADJUSTMENT SUBMITTING MIN-
UTES: ................ 80, 117, 194, 233, 256, 328, 347,392, 405, 435
Mar 21--Zasada, Eugene H., Claim, Denial ......................... 87, 97
Apr. 11--Zoning Change - North Sector properties .......... 102, 103, 123, 124
" 11--Zoning Change - Propertlas adjacent to North Sector ..... 102,103,124
May 2--Zoning Change, approval by P & Z for Northrange Associates,
Inc. for property located north of Pennsylvania and east of
Radford Rd ........................................... 129
2--Zoning Ordinance amendment to Section 6-106.5 Conditions &
Restriction on Conditional Use Permit ..................... 130
2--Zoning reversion to former R-5 Multi Family Residential of
property owned by Powers Construction, east of JFK between
Foothill & Fire Station .................................. 146
May 16--Zwack, Attorney Joseph, objection to assessment for JFK
reconstruction ........................................ 151
June 6--Zoning Ordinance change by reclassifying per tion of proper ties
located east of Radford Rd. & North of Pennsylvania Ave.
fromAG to R-2 & C-3 ................................... 170
6--Zoning Ordinance change by enacting new subsections of Sec.
4 by adding "Family Home" and definition for "Developmen-
tally Disabled" & "Group Home". ........................ 171
6--Zoning Ordinance change clarifying any modification & condi-
tion or restriction under which a Conditional Use Permit is
granted etc ........................................... 173
6--Zoning Ordinance change to establish new requirements and
procedures for granting Conditional Use Permits for adaptive
uses m Hist. Or Arch. Significant Structures in OR-1 Office
Res. Dis ........................................ : ...... 174
June 20--Zayre Snack Bar Corp., Cigarette Permit ................... 208
July 18--Zoning change at 620-628 & 636 Loras ................. 238, 239, 278
Aug 15--Zirker, Bishop Eugene, Gave Invocation ................... 278
" 15--Zoning recommendations for Chaplain Schmltt Memorial
Island ............................................... 283, 284
" 15--Zephyr Aluminum Products: Construct Canopy at 1266 Cen-
tral (D & D What Not) .................................. 286
" 15--Zirkelbach, Dennis J. & Sandra J., Cigarette Permit .......... 297
" 15--Zoning, (Dept. of Corr. Services), for 15th & Elm ......... 300, 306, 337
" 15--Zoning mattar (2250 Roosevelt Rd.) request by Jolm Schroeder
.................................................... 313, 372
Sept 26--Zoning change at 2124 White St. from R-4 to C-4 ............
................................................ 333, 359. 360
" 26--Zoning Bd. of Adjustment recommendation for J. Kramer by
United Labor Part. Comm ............................... 344
INDEX -- BOOK 113
1983 SUBJECT Page
Sept 26--Zoning Board of Adjustment appointment of Joseph Kramer.
345
Nov 21--Zoning request of Peoples Natural Gas to reclassify property
south of Cedar Cross Rd. from AG to C-7 ................... 398
" 21--Zoning of Water Area around Chaplain Schmltt Mem. Island,
report ............................................... 408
" 21--Zoning request by Burbach, Kitchen to reclassify property at
3860 Asbury from R-3 to OR-1 PUD ...................... 417, 418
Regular Session, January 3,1983
1
CITY COUNCIL
OFFICIAL
Regular Session, January 3, 1983.
Council Met at 7:30 p.m, Council
Chambers, City Hall.
Present--Mayor Brady, Council
Members Beurskens, Deich, Hammel.
Klauer, Kluesner, Kronfeldt, City
Manager W. Kenneth Gearhart, Cor-
poration Counsel Harley F. Stark, Jr.
Mayor Brady read the call and
stated that service thereof had been
duly made and this Meeting is the
REGULAR MONTHLY MEETING
of the City Council called for the pur-
pose to act upon such business which
nmy properly come before the Council.
Invocation was given by Father Nell
Tobin, Pastor of Sacred Heart
Catholic Church.
RESOLUTION NO. 1-83
Resolution Providing for the Appoint-
ment of a City Manager
BE IT RESOLVED BY THE CITY
COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF DUBU-
QUE, IOWA:
That W. Kenneth Gearhart shall be
appointed City Manager for the City
of Dubuque, Iowa, in accordance with
the terms and conditions contained in
an employment agreement executed
and approved on the 12th day of April,
1982.
Passed, adopted and approved this
3rd day of January, 1983.
James E. Brady
Mayor
ATTEST:
Mary A. Davis
City Clerk
Council Member Deich moved adop-
tion of the R6solution. Seconded by
Council Member Kronfeldt. Carried by
the following vote:
Yeas--Mayor Brady, Council Mem-
bers Beurskens, Deich, Hammel
Klauer, Kluesner, Kronfeldt.
Nays--None.
RESOLUTION NO. 2-83
Resolution Providing for the Appoint
ment of a Corporation Counsel and
Legal Staff
BE IT RESOLVED BY THE CITY
COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF DUBU-
QUE, IOWA:
That Harley F. Stark, Jr., shall be
appointed Corporation Counsel for the
City of Dubuque, Iowa, in accordance
with the terms and conditions contain-
ed in an employment agreement ex-
ecuted and approved on the 28th day
of June, 1982.
BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED
that Barry A. Lindahl is appointed Ci-
ty Solicitor and William G. Blum is ap-
pointed Assistant City Attorney for
the City of Dubuque, Iowa.
Passed, adopted and approved this
3rd day of January. 1983.
James E. Brady
Mayor
ATTEST:
Mary A. Davis
City Clerk
Council Member Deich moved adop-
tion of the Resolution. Seconded by
Council Member Beurskens. Carried
by the following vote:
Yeas--Mayor Brady, Council Mem-
bers Beurskens, Deich, Klauer.
Nays--Council Members Hammel,
Kluesner, Kron£eldt.
RESOLUTION NO. 3-83
Resolution Providing for the Appoint-
ment of a City Clerk
BE IT RESOLVED BY THE CITY
COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF DUBU-
QUE, IOWA:
That in accordance with Chapter
372.13(3) of the Code of Iowa, 1981,
Mary A. Davis shall be appointed as
City Clerk for the City of Dubuque,
Iowa, for the purpose to perform the
duties of said position as required by
State and City Law, subject however,
to the right of the Council to declare
said office vacant or remove the of-
ficial therefrom at the pleasure of the
Council with or without cause, and
said official to be paid the compensa-
tion as provided in the budget.
Passed, adopted and approved this
3rd day of January, 1983.
James E. Brady
Mayor
ATTEST:
Mary A. Davis
City Clerk
Council Member Deich moved adop-
tion of the Resolution. Seconded by
Council Member Klauer. Carried by
the following vote: