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City of Dubuque, Iowa
List of Claims and Summary
of Revenues for the Month
Ending August 31, 2000
A & G Electric Company,
1,279.50; AAAE, 640.00; A G A
Gas Inc., 17,617.92; A T & T
Language Line Services,
542.40; A2Z Mobile Office
Solutions, 164.65; AAA.
Vacuum Supplies, 26.50;
Abeln Abstract, 550.00; Acco
Unlimited Corporation,
6,702.55; Acme Fuel and
Material Co., 270.72; Addoco
Inc., 2,456.00; Advance
Designs, 1,520.02; Advanta
Sign Company, 86.40;
Adventureland, 4,462.50;
Aearo Company, 90.00i,
Ahlers, Cooney, Dorweiler,
Haynie, 1,245.00; Air Liquide
America Corporation
1,202.41; Airgas North Central
503.78; Al -Jon Inc., 3,960.06
Aladdin/GK Services, 426.74
Alan Jackson Tuckpointing
Inc., 15,487.85; A-L-L
Equipment, 113.98; Al
Seasons Heating & Cooling,
936.54; All Systems, 4,019.40
Anthony R. Allen Jr., 77.50
Alliant Energy, 112,181.82
Allied Camera, 628.02
Carolyn E. Althaus, 146.58
Altorfer Machinery Company
4,002.71; Amalgamated
Transit Local #329, 211.40;
American Bar Assoc'n
Financial Serv., 107.90 ,
American Business
Information Mktg., 475.00;
American Demographics,
69.00; American Office
Equipment, 3.40; American
Planning Association, 150.00;
American Public Health
Assoc., 135.00; American
Ramp Company, 26,085.00;
American Red Cross, 13.00;„
American Trust & Savings
Bank, 305,474.32; American
Water Works Assoc., 113.00;
Alan Ames, 400.00; David
Amsterdam, 22.70; Mark P.
Anglin, 103.38; Ryna Anglin,
297.00; Apel Paving & Parking
Lot Service, 890.00; Apex
Concrete, 2,447.22; Apple
Land Law Enforcement
1,066.81; Aramark-Campus
Dining Service, 888.10;
Aramark-Uniform Services,
292.68; Arch Paging, 50.97;
Arctic Ice of Iowa, 372.00;
Daniel Arensdorf Construction,
1,461.00; Asbury RD Bible
Chapel, 50.00; Ascom Hasler
Mailing Systems Inc., 192.00;
Atlast Fluid Power, 179.95; A\
Fuel, 36,138.38; Avalon
Service Center, 1,395.00; Roy
L. Ayers, 56.44; B & W
Enterprise, 500.00; Baker &
Taylor Company, 3,282.84;
Edward A. Baker, 135.00;
Baker Process, 3,296.00;
Barker, Lemar and Associates;
3,500.00; The Battery Center;
101.90; Battery Products Inc„,.,
261.47; Martin L.
Baumgartner, 6.31; Beacon
Ballfields, 1,655.00; Becker &
Associates, 392.77; William
Becker & Sons Stone Co.,
200.00; Roger L. Benz, 50.77;
Better Homes & Gardens
Books, 24.91; BFI Waste
Systems Nth/America Inc.,
2,267.50; Big A Auto Parts
232.09; Big Bear Turf
Company, 51.26; Bird
Chevrolet, 769.47; MF Blouin,
136.68; Blue Cross Blue Shield
of Iowa, 406.83; Blum
Company, 1,249.05; William
G. Blum, 504.00; David J.
Boardman, 19.75; Boise
Cascade . Office Products
Corp., 119.63; Books on Tapes,,.
Inc., 5.00; R W Borley
Advertising Inc., 1,563.15
Bowman Products, 582.76
Bradley Iron Works, 2,475.00
Blaine Brassfield, 69.00; Kelli
L. Breitbach, 70.00; Michael R.
Brewer, 230.00; Bries
Construction Inc., 278.25;
Christina Brimeyer, 40.00;
Richard Brown, 6.20; Browny
Traffic Products, 10,020.00;
BRW Inc., 1,490.08; Kim
Burbach, 50.00; Business
Technologies, 50.00; Business
Telephone Supply, 174.49;
Butt's Florist, 44.50; BWI Book
Wholesalers Inc., 23.54; C & C
Embroidery Inc., 125.00; C D
Publications, 453.00; Leo
Cadwell, 90.00; Cahners„
Business Information, 75.00;
Cambridge Tempositions Inc.,
1,660.46; Cameraworld.com,
982.80; Jerry R. Carber,
100.00; Rhonda Carbone,
59.25; Care Pest Control,
115.00; Alfred Carroll, 51.67;
CDI Excavating Inc.,
42,933.Q2; CDW Government
Inc., 948.92; Cedar Rapid
Gazette Inc., 112.84; CEIvf,
483.97; Cenex, 451.94;
Central Animal Hospital, 73.50;
Cerulean Technology Inc.,
12,550.00; Chemsearch,
1,647.07; Chicago Tribune,
3,531.00; Chivers, 89.04;
Christensens Greenhouses
Inc., 25.00; Chucks
Reconditioning & Dents Inc.
12.00; City of Dubuque
Treasurer, 241,958.16; City
Supply, 81.63; City Treasurer,
345,133.46; City Treasurer -
Utility Service, 2,341.02;
Collection Services Center,
5,032.00; Colorado Bureau of.
Investigation, 10.00; Comelec
Services Center, 5,032.00;
Comfort Inn, 682.00; Comfort -
Inn of Dubuque, 84.70;
Communications Engineering
Co., 52,319.88; Compumaster,
149.00; Computability Inc.,
1,192.96; Computer Doctors,
Inc., 155.95; Shaunah Conley,
20.00; Conlon Construction
Co., 379,922.00; Donald
Conlon, 56.16; Conney Safety
Products, 1,213.55;.•
Consolidated Electrical
Distributor, 994.27;
Consolidated Management,
142.14; Construction Material
Inc., 1,447.58; Continental
Research Corp., 419.91; I
Continental Safety Equipment,
1,099.81; Conventions Sports
& Leisure Intern, 4,000.00;
Conzett & O'Brien, 12.08;,. I
Laura Coppock, 43.00; Copy
Systems Inc., 7,048.65; I
Copyworks, 581.77; James J.
Corbett, 60.00; John Corbett,
50.00; Corporate
Express/Office Products,
2,316.91; Cortez Truck
Equipment, 142.74; Council
for Urban Eco. Development,
65.00; Country Club Coffee,,,
51.75; Merrill E. Crawford,
86.36; Crawford Murphy and
Tilly Co., 5,576.02; Creative
Catering/Inc., 1,004.64; Credit
Bureau Enterprises Group Inc.,
105.07; Credit Bureau of
Marshalltown, 190.00;
Crescent Electric, 10,520.26;
Lynwood Cribb, 60.00;
Crimson Multimedia„
Distribution Inc., 74.91; Gilbert
J. Grippes, 64.00; Crowne
Plaza Five Seasons, 251.20;
Cycom Mobile Solutions,
125.97; D & K Products,
2,109.12; Keith Dague d/b/a
Superior Concrete, 6,163.50;
Todd Dalsing, 30.00; Danka,
37.64; Data Transmission
Network Corp., 234.00._
Sharon Dauge, 98.75; David
Flying Service, 643.03; Day -
Timers, Inc., 23.98; Rick De
Santi, 170.00; Deco Supply
Co. Inc., 114.60; Deloitte &
Touche LLP, 850.00; Delta
Dental Plan of Iowa, 9,913.27;
Stella Demmer, 36.00; Craig D.
DeMoss, 180.00; Karen A.
DeMuth, 40.00; Mike Rti
Denman, 76.38; Dept. of
Public Defense, 600.00; Des
Moines Register, 3,210.00;
Design Center Associates,
1,129.75; Michael J. Dewitt,
14.94; Diamond Vogel Paint
Center, 9.66; Margaret
Dickson, 137.76; John
Digman, 95.65; Division of
Labor, 45.00; Dixon Electric,
Company, 4,493.00; Doniver
Inc.,73.18; Harriet A. Douglas,
181.56; Jolene Dress, 20.00;
Drive Line Inc., 308.36;
Dubuque Arboretum &
Botanical Grdn., 50.00;
Dubuque Area Chamber of
Commerce, 333.00; Dubuque
Area Lifetime Center,
4,166.66; Dubuque Auxiliary_
Police, 100.00; D B & T - FICA,
1,147.72; Dubuque Bank &
Trust Co., 1,837.84; Dubuque
Bank & Trust Company,
400,979.61; Dubuque County
Abstract & Title, 310.00;
Dubuque County Auditor,
1,742.20; Dubuque County
Recorder, 1,203.60; Dubuque
County Sheriff, 3,821.90..
Dubuque County Treasurer,
1,184.18; Dubuque Electric
Motor Company, 785.47;
Dubuque Golf & Country Club,
630.78; Dubuque Home
Builders & Associates, 45.00;
Dubuque Hose & Hydraulics,
1,919.75; Dubuque Humane
Society, 160.00; Dubuque
Internal Medicine PC, 68.00a.
Dubuque Janitorial Service,
3,098.75; Dubuque Leader,
30.00; Dubuque Optometric
PC, 118.00; Dubuque Police
Protective Assn, 852.00;
Dubuque Prof Firefighters
Assn, 2,722.31; Dubuque
Racing Association, 2,265.97;
Dubuque Supply Co., 131.22;
Dubuque Visiting Nurs„
Association, 268.72; Duncan
Industries, 22,246.32; Mary
Dunne, 750.03; Kim
Dunwoody, 12.00; Dupaco
Community Credit Union,
122,191.14; Durrant Group
Inc, 2,027.63; Dutrac
Community Credit Union,
35,518.92; Ashlee M. Duve,
65.00; East Central__
Intergovern Assoc, 1,533.90;
Steven Eastvedt, 207.57;
Timothy Ebeling, 81.00; Eberle
Design Inc, 55.00; Eck Real
Estate/Investments LLC,
7,180.21; Ecolab Pest
Elimination Div, 25.00; Econo
Foods, 96.50; Mark S.
Edminster, 40.00; Eide Bailly
LLP, 3,000.00; Electronic,.
Communication Sys, 510.62;
Element K Journals, 297.00;
Ellis Appliance & Service,
465.34; Ellis Power
Equipment, 1,032.52;
Energetics Ind Dist, 1,201.25;
Entre Information Systems,
115.00; Nelson Evans Jr,
519.30; Fagans Shoe Repair,
8.00; Falcon Associates Inc,.
270.00; Joe Faley, 50.00;
Farber Bag & Supply, 170.00;
Farm & Home Publishers LTD,
28.70; Farmland Inc, 16.39;
Adam M Fasselius, 11.00;
Fastenal Company, 412.79;
Federal Express, 385.88; Ed M
Feld Equipment Co. Inc,
11,412.00; John L Felderman
Appraisals, 3,820.00; Michael
G. Felderman, 110.60;-
Ferrellgas, 76.80; Richard J
Fiedler, 80.00; Finley Hospital,
600.00; Mike Finnin Ford Inc,
90.75; Fire & Safety Equipment
Co., 39.90; Fire Engineering,
119.70; Firegear Inc,
29,523.61; Kevin Firnstahl,
27.98; First Nationwide
Mortgage, 48,706.63; First.
Supply Dubuque, 1,456.68;
Firstar Bank, 71,325.41; Roger
Fisher, 90.00; Fisher Scientific
Company, 1,876.13; Carol Lee
Fishnick, 59.25; Jerry K
Fjelseth, 30.00; Homer C Floyd
Treasurer/IAOHRA, 200.00.
Joleen M. Fluhr, 247.50;
Jolene Fluhr, 37.86; Flynn
Ready Mix Concrete,,,
8,810.85; Kevin Foley, 35.34;
Fondell Excavating Inc,
1,495.36; Foster Coach Sales,
nc, 252.00; Foth and
VanDyke, 4,869.54; Four
Mounds Foundation,
11,158.50; Fox Engineering
Associates Inc, 24,607.20;
Franklin -Covey, 82.72; Free
Flight, 1,100.00; Normans 1
Freund, 685.00; Friedman
nsurance, Inc, 56,876.00;
GCR Dubuque Truck Fire
Centers, 5,855.59; Gage 5
Brothers Concrete Products
nc, 206,454.00; The Gale E
Group, 1,258.56; Gall's F
ncorporated, 874.80; Daniel J
Galle, 6,188.50; Emily
Gassmann, 4.29; Gateway P
2000 Major Accounts, Inc, I
381.00; Gazaway & F
Associates, 500.00; Candice
Waldo. 17 nn• naiciar 14
60.00; HBO & Company,
374.32; HDR Engineering Inc,
84,727.16; Mary F. Heacock,
260.00; Richard T Healey,
40.00; Health Choices, Inc,
22,460.96; Joe Hearn, 50.00;
Heartland Investments of
Iowa, 8,146.50; Alvin W Heim,
37.50; Wade A Heineman,
90.56; Helping Services for,..
Northeast Iowa, 1,916.00;
Hendricks Feed & Seed Co
Inc, 71.50; Mary Hendron,
225.00; Herbst Upholstery,
120.00; Gerald F Herburger,
244.68; Paul F. Herburger,
68.30; Heritage Microfilm Inc,
114.81; Dennis" Higgins,
130.00; Higley Industries Inc,
419.25; Richard W Hillebrand,.
188.60; Hinz & Sons
Construction, 550.15; Peter
Holbany, 47.00; The Hold Mini
Warehouse Storage, 66.00;
Larry E Holland, 37.50;
Matthew P Horsefield, 12.31;
Horsfield Construction,
72,519.42; Houchen Bindery
LTD, 214.25. Household
Finance/Household Bank„,
20,784.77; Arthur T Huinker,
27.00; Huss Implement,
1,324.12; Sandi J Hutchcroft,
48.17; Hy-Vee #1 Store 1159,
334.78; Hy-Vee #2 Store 1160,
467.38; Hydrite Chemical
Company, 1,255.73; Hygienic
Laboratory, 280.00; HyVee,
50.00; IBM Corporation,
522.98; ICMA Retirement,
Trust-457, 59,330.00; _ Ideal
Uniform Service, 2,207.85; IIW
Engineers & Surveyors, PC,
19,579.88; Ikon Office
Solutions Co, 1,207.66; Illinois
Department of Revenue,
242.29; imation, 133.00;
Indianna State Police, 7.00;
Industrial Services Inc,
5,037.00; Int'I Assoc of,
Electrical Insp., 60.00;
Internation Erosion Control
Assoc, 95.00; Interstate
Chemical Co Inc, 3,173.00;
Interstate Pipe & Supply,
313.09; Int'I Union of
Operating Engineers,
1,054.86; Iowa American
Water Works Assoc, 280.00;
Iowa Communications
Network, 78.02; Iowa
Department of Commerce,
100.00; Iowa Dept. of
Economic Development, .00;
Iowa Department of Public
Health, 150.00; Iowa Direct
Equipment & Appraisal,
900.00; Iowa Division of
Criminal Investig, 156.00; Iowa
League of Cities, 50.00; Iowa..
Library Association, 145.00;
Iowa Oil Compnay, 5,832.44;
Iowa One Call, 374.00; Iowa
Onsite Waste Water
Association, 60.00; Iowa Park
& Recreation Assoc,
29,150.62; Iowa Prison
Industries, 489.74; Iowa Street
True Value, 1,395.89; IPEF,
70.00; IPERS, 99,010.00; Matta
A Ivory, 120.00; I.W.I. Motor
Parts, 1,298.03; J & J Tree
Service, 5,500.00; J & R
Supply Company, 21,853.86;
F M Jaeger Hardware, 330.18;
Jaeger Plumbing & Pump,
150.00; Michael W Jasper,
100.00; Richene Jasper,
185.00; Jefferson Parish
Sheriffs Office, 10.00; Jeremy,_
Jensen, 58.20; John Deere
Health Care, 428.61; Eleanor
Johnston, 500.00; Jones
Library Sales Inc, 2,550.00;
Richard W Jones, 132.28;
Julien's Journal, 22.26;
Johnnie E Kamm, 40.00; Kevin
J. Kamm, 75.00; Kar Products,
932.51; Kelly Temporary
Services, 3,097.34; Elizabeth,
Kemp, 58.16; Ken Moore
Ocean Bay Investments,
659.54; Sara Kerkenbush,
50.00; Kewanna Screen
Printing, 272.99; Key City
Window Cleaning, 20.50; Key
West True Value, 350.47;
Keystone Laboratories Inc,
33.00; KFXB Channel 40;
280.00; Mary J King, 60.00;,.
Bob Kinsella, 660.00;
Kintronics, 180.69; Toni
Klinger, 245.00; John
Klosterman, 288.90; Kluck
Construction, 26,683.54; K-
Mart, 105.53; Abby L Knautz,
40.00; Crista L Koch, 60.00;
Kari A. Koch, 60.00; Koch
Materials Company, 1,753.03;
Michael Koch, 65.45; Kone,_
Inc, 456.00; John Koppes,
80.00; Ken Kraemer, 152.01;
Aggie Kramer, 48.03; Kramer
Pest Control, 75.00; Tom
Kueter Construction,
66,880.44; Natalie Kurt,
262.50; Kussmaul Electronics
Co Inc, 68.96; Kwik Stop Food
Mart, 761.17; Labor Ready,
511.64; Connie„
Lambropoulos, 2,123.25;
Laser Technology Inc,
2,562.50; Linda LaSoya,
106.00; Law Enforcement
Training Institute, 500.00;
George Lawson, 4,623.79;
Lawson Products Inc, 324.24;
Jim Lechtenberg, 49.30;
Charles Lehman, 6.00; Leisure
Arts, 29.91; Eileen LeMay,.
19.75; James Lembke, 159.17
Dillon M Lemonovich, 85.00
Leslein Trucking, 7.695.00
Justin T Licht, 5,000.00
Lifeline Systems Inc, 4,778.01
Lime Rock Springs Co
111.00; Lincoln Institute of
Land Policy, 93.71; Gary J
Linden, 108.00; Link Hydraulic
& Supply, 1,111.20; The_
Locksmith Express, 10.55;
Jason J Loeffelholz, 40.00;
Loras College, 15.60; Lowes
Companies Inc, 636.20; Kim
Lynch, 30.50; Lyons Tree
Care, 1,673.10; MB Travel Ltd,
701.39; William J Maloney,
35.00; Maquoketa Valley
Electric Corp, 591.52; The I
Marble Company, 326.46;„
Marios Italian Restaurant,
2.08; Marquart Block
Company, 114.72; Martin
quipment, 5,464.67; Martin's
lag Company, 323.03;
Richard Maus Jr, 201.05; Jeff
N Mauthe, 279.00; Mautz
aint, 1,217.25; Maxi -Sweep
nc, 77.98; McClain Lawn &
ence Construction, 350.00;. 9
McCullough Graphics, 667.00; 2
nrriar nnnc, sling nh 1 nnn nn• R
Molecular Express Inc, 165.08;
Molo Oil Company, 131.74;,.
Monroe Systems for Business
Inc, 165.75; Moor's Salvage &
Recovery Inc., 768.00; Robin
Morgan, 39.50; Chester C
Morris, 28.00; Motion
Industries Inc, 2,035.43; C' J
Moyna & Sons, 295,212.44;
Mueller Pipeliners, 144.00;
Mulgrew Oil Compnay,
18,741.29; Municipal Pipe Tool....
Co., Inc, 1,207.37; Municipal
Supply Inc, 8,703.36; B L
Murray Company, Inc, 150.76;
Mutual Wheel Company,
3,436.23; Myers -Cox Co,
1,311.30; Napa Auto Parts &
Supply, 547.06; National Air
Transportation Assoc, 245.00;
National Prescription
Administrator, 39,723.91;..,
Nativity Church, 50.00;
Nauman Nursery, 147,844.85;
Sarah L Nauman, 10.00; Anita
M Nebel, 1,325.00; Nebraska
State Patrol, 10.00; Ed Neises
Co, 67.50; David A Ness,
71.83; Richard W Neumann,
191.52; Neumeister Animal
Hospital, 170.00; Nevco
Scoreboards Co, 63.28; Dar,,,.
Nicholson, 146.25; Norsolv
Systems, 89.20; North Star
Paint & Body Supply, 248.20;
Northeast Iowa Community
College, 200.00; Northern
Hydraulics, 79.47; Northern
Iowa Diesel Ltd, 13.70; Oak
Ridge Apparel & Awards,
75.00; Shane OBrien, 75.00;
O'Connor & Associates,,
Insurance Age, 88.00; Ray
O'Herron Company, 4,342.55;
Old Dominion Brush, 397.23;
Olmsted County HRA,
2,050.00; Buddy A Olson Inc,
48.00; One Step Inc, 562.00;
Opening Specialists Inc,
197.25; Oriental Trading Co
Inc, ' 237.69; Orion Bus
Industries Inc, 423.94; Orkin. --
Exterminating Company,
137.35; O'Toole Office Supply
Company, 787.55; Overhead
Door Company, 384.68;
Overnite Transportation,
69.01; Oxmoor House, 29.91;
Pack-N-Ship, 6.31; Walter W
Paisley, 240.15; Palmer Drug
Company, 46.27; Panther
Uniforms Inc, 175.00; Scott L
Pape, 5.00; Park Law
Enforcement Association,
20.00; Tammy Parkhurst,
59.25; Partners In
Maintenance, 202.27; Partners
in Training Consultants, .00;
Parts Associates Inc, 208.95;
Mack Paterson, Inc, 99.00;
Pauls Pump Service, 899.18;
Paulson Electric Company,.
148.50; PC Nation, 1,575.33;
Pentax Technologies, 82.71;
Peoples Natural Gas,
14,866.57; Per Mar Security
And Research Corp, 474.50;
Perfection Oil Company,
12,398.27; Dennis D Perry.,
2,000.00; John Perry,
8,350.70; Petroleum
Equipment & Service, 77.59;.„,
Petty Cash, 261.32; PH,I
Investigative Consultants Inc,
112.00; Phoenix Rescue,
1,290.65; Pickle Barrel Subs,
72.52; Haley R Pins, 20.00;
Kelly M Pins, 90.00; Pitney
Bowes Credit Corp,. 124.91;
Jessica Pline, 15.25; Police
Employment.com, 35.00; Poor
Man's Cafe, 1,622.50; Portzen_
Construction, Inc., 75,263.19;
Positive Promotions, 283.13;
Postmaster, 509.00; Precisi$n
Tool & Engineering Co,
21,076.00; Premier Linen,
127.63; Preston Engineering
Inc, 7,289.34; Printers Plus,
240.29; Prism Corporation,
1,026.20; Project Concern Inc,
25,075.66; Promedix,_,,.
1,612.95; Public Entity Risk
Services, 8,426.23; Quad
Cities Tas Inc, 108.55; Quad
City Times, 350.90; Quick
Lube, 65.85; Quill Corp, 35.81;
R & R Products Company,
231.00; Racom Corporation,
4,864.65; Radiation Detection
Company, 1,032.00; Rainbo
Oil Company, 1,539.39
Randy's Sanitation, 450.00
Rapids, Inc, 2,413.55
Recorded Books Inc
1,274.70; Recreonics Inc
133.25; Reed & Elsevier PC
Group, 462.45; Gary W Reid,
181.94; Marie Reiter, 52.50;
Janice Reittinger, 10.00;
Renaissance Construction
Corp, 52,635.06; Rental
Service Corporation, 80.64
Ken Rettenberger, 160.00
Renee Rettenmeier, 19.00
Rexco Equipment Inc, 127.40
Dennis L Richey, 7.97; Riege
Corporation, 225.00; John
Riley, 40.00; Rink Systems Inc,
159.95; River City Pavirrg,
52,519.56; River City Stone,
5,786.66; River Trails Transit_.
Lines, 500.00; Riverside
Tractor Trailer Co, 1,976.83;
Road Machinery & Supplies
Co, 183.76; John A Roarig,
40.00; Rockford Indust
Welding Supply Inc, 45.65;
Rockmount Research and
Alloys Inc, 316.56; Roeder
Implement Inc, 634.02;
Roxanne Roethler, 90.00;._
Ashley M Rogers, 50.00;
Rachael L Rogers, 30.00; Kyle
L Rolwes, 40.00; Rowell
Chemical Corporation,
3,001.63; Rudzianski's
Business Equipment Co,
161.20; S & S Investments,
5,464.29; Sadler Power Train &
Dubuque .Spring, 335.18;
Safety-Kleen Corp, 189.80;_,
Safety Services, Inc, 1,189.55;
Safety Technology Group Inc,
13.60; Saint Mark's
Community Center, 1,550.00;
SBA, 8,269.98; Schaeffer Mfg.
Co, 296.25; J P Scherrman,
nc, 11.33; Clarence W
Schlarman, 80.00; Schmalz
Precast Concrete Mfg, 660.00;
Nicholas R Schmerbach,.,-
20.00; Bernard Schmitt, 40.33;
Hope M Schmitt, 14.52;
Schmitt Implement Corp,
334.24; Nichole L Schnee,
20.00; Jeanne Schneider,
62.23; Brant Schueller, 79.34;
Schumacher Elevator Go,
,985.02; David P Schuster,
75.75; Schwartz Plumbing,
A7 A7. CnnM rinlinn 141' r1r1.
Duque, Iowa
and Summary
for the Month
lust 31, 2000
tric Company,
_, 640.00; A G A
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wnion 313.10; uonney Safety
Products, 1,213.55;.-
Consolidated Electrical
Distributor, 994.27;
Consolidated Management,
142.14; Construction Material
Inc., 1,447.58; Continental
Research Corp., 419.91;
Continental Safety Equipment,
1,099.81; Conventions Sports
& Leisure Intern, 4,000.00;
Conzett & O'Brien, 12.08;
Laura Coppock, 43.00; Copy
Systems Inc., 7,048.65;
VanDyke, 4,869.54; Four
Mounds Foundation,
11,158.50; Fox Engineering
Associates Inc, 24,607.20;
Franklin -Covey, 82.72; Free
Flight, 1,100.00; Norma
Freund, 685.00; Friedman
Insurance, Inc, 56,876.00;
GCR Dubuque Truck Fire
Centers, 5,855.59; Gage
Brothers Concrete Products
Inc, 206,454.00; The Gale
,Group, 1,258.56' Gall's
Incorporated, 874.80; Daniel J
Galle, 6,188.50; Emily
Gassmann, 4.29; Gatewa
2000 Major Accounts, Inc,
381.00; Gazaway &
Associates, 500.00; Candice
Geisler, 17.00; Geisler
Brothers Company, 150.00;
General Drivers & Helpers,
2,472.00; General Drivers
Credit Union, 7,954.78; GFE
Incorporated, 277.84; Gierke
Robinson Company, 1,452.064,
Beth Giese, 19.00; Giese
Sheet Metal Co, Inc, 433.33;
John Gile, 43.00; Cynthia
Gilligan & Richard Wienen,
27,738.77; Global Computer
Supplies, 514.66; GMS Inc,
6,97.7.57; Carolyn R Goedken,
2,000.00; Goodyear Tire &
Rubber, 791.45; John H
Gordon, 13,670.61; Govt
Finance Officers Assn, 75.00;
Government Training Service,
99.00; Govjob.net, 39.00;
Graham's, 127.00; Grand
Estates L.C., 36.69; Robert J
Grant, 40.00; Green Auto
Supply, 582.93; Robert M
Green, 481.72; Grimco Inc,
585.58; Vaughn G Grimm,
40.50; Group Service Inc,
26.00; Steven Gudenkauf,
,875.00; Bert Gurney &
Associates Inc, 8,467.00;
Ha
berkorn Auto Center,
50.00; Hach Chemical
ompany, 86.60; Mary Halfhill,
7.00; Hamel Sodding &
andscaping, 5,670.00;
idwina Hannan, 50.83;
onald P Hansen, 139.004.
ary A Hantelmann, 120.00;
appy Joe's Pizza, 126.00;
armon Autoglass, 175.00;
ohn J Harper 15.00; Hartig
rug Company, 1,100.16;
hilip Hartung, 184.00;
arvard Business Review,
5.00; Carson M • Hattel,
84.00; Richard J Haupert,
00.00; Andrew S Havens ,
y
Loras College, 15.60; Lowes
Companies Inc, 636.20; Kim
Lynch, 30.50; Lyons Tree
Care, 1,673.10; MB Travel Ltd,
701.39; William J Maloney,
135.00; Maquoketa Valley
Electric Corp, 591.52; The
Marble Company, 326.46•
Marios Italian Restaurant,
52.08; Marquart Block
Company, 114.72; Martin
Equipment, 5,464.67; Martin's
Flag Company, 323.03;
Richard Maus Jr, 201.05; Jeff
N Mauthe, 279.00; Mautz
Paint, 1,217.25; Maxi -Sweep
Inc, 77.98; McClain Lawn &
Fence Construction, 350.00-
McCullough Graphics, 667.00;
Harriet McCullough, 1,000.00;
McDermott Excavating,
599.00; Ron McDonald,
5,523.55; A Y Mc Donald
Supply Co, Inc, 975.35; Joe
McElmeel, 79.00; Mc Govern
Hardware, 103.59; Mc Graw
Pest Control, Inc, 27.00;
Susan McKinney, 41.8 •
McLeod Telemanagement
Organization, . 1,584.51;
McLeod USA Publishing Co,
5,956.65; MC Master -Carr,
291.35; Mac A Meade, 77.50;
Medical Assoc Health Plan,
Inc, 176.40; Medical
Associates, 3,123.00;
Medicare Part B, 203.31;
Meineke Mufflers, 99.95.4
James V Melloy, 165.00;
Menards Lumber Co,
1,411.84; Merant Inc,
4,333.00; Mercy Family
Pharmacy, 13.13; Mercy
Medical Center, 927.44; Mercy
Radiologists of Dubuque,
220.19; Mercy Services
Coporation, 1,200.00; Eva E
Meserole, 5,000.00; MFPRSI
147,042.75; Mid Coast
Marketing, 18.00; Midland
Scientific, Inc, 1,782.10;
Midwest Business Products,
96.00; Midwest
Communication Inc, 731.25;
Midwest Securities, 456.00;
Midwest Security, -341.80;
Midwest Volleyball
Warehouse, 878.75; Bill Mill
-
Logging Inc, 2,600.00; Miller
Electrical Supply Inc, 2,268.22;
Jill Miller, 8.00; Minneapolis
Star & Tribune, 825.16;
Minnesota APA, 150.00;
Miracle Car Wash, 428.78; MI-
T-M Corp, 1,239.23; Mohawk
MFG & Supply, 333.67;
cay rI,eell I,Vf IJ, IC`.1.0U�.
Safety Services, Inc, 1,189.55;
Safety Technology Group Inc,
13.60; Saint Mark's
Community Center, 1,550.00;
SBA, 8,269.98; Schaeffer Mfg.
Co, 296.25; J P Scherrman,
Inc, 11.33; Clarance W
Schlarman, 80.00; Schmalz
Precast Concrete Mfg, 660.00;
Nicholas R Schmerbach,,,.
20.00; Bernard Schmitt, 40.33;
Hope M Schmitt, 14.52;
Schmitt Implement Corp,
334.24; Nichole L Schnee,
20.00; Jeanne Schneider,
62.23; Brant Schueller, 79.34;
Schumacher Elevator Go,
9,985.02; David P Schuster,
275.75; Schwartz Plumbing,
642.47; Scott Printing, 813.00y.
Ann C Seamer, 112.40; Sears,
318.93; Secodyne, Inc.,
8,838.08; Secretary of State,
30.00; Sedona Industrial
Staffing Services, 2,143.10;
Sedona Staffing Services,
541.92; Selco Inc, 1,907.50;
Servicemaster-Banfield Seven
Hills, 2,165.83; Shanette
Shaffer, 28.00; Shepard Inc,,
50.00; Sherwin Williams
Company, 519.70; William A
Siegert, 3,500.00; Sierra
Computer Systems Inc,
7,299.91; The Sign Makers,
162.48; Signs On Time,
2,722.00; John M. Simon,
20.00; Simon's Fire Equip ,&
Repair Inc, 123.50; Simplex
Time Recorder Company„ ..
1,225.00; Aleathea F Smith,
22.00; Chris B & Kelly S Smith,
1,913.06; Max Smith
Construction, 8,486.00;
Steven Smith, 297.00;
Softgoals LLC, 251.10; Spahn
& Rose Lumber, 52.1,8;
Spartan Motors Inc, .00; Gil
Spence, 63.05; Spiegelhalter
Electric, 79.25; Carol
Spinoso, 600.00; John I
Splinter, 172.67; Stackis
Construction Inc, 10,344.Q0;
Standard Insurance Co, 5.85;
Standard Insurance Company,
2,483.03; Staples Credit Plan,
359.60; Starlite Village Best
Western, 91.87; State of Iowa
Dept General Services,
879.45; Elizabeth Stecklein,......
445.00; Russell Stecklein,
9.64; Steel Mart, 137.73; Trent
W. Steele, 49.50; Stephanie R
Stender, 667.50; Stetson
Building Products Inc, 71.88;
Rick,Steuer, 12,259.40; ' The
Stevens Company, 2,300.8b;
Steve's Ace Hardware, 401.14;
'Steve's Hydronics & Controls
Inc, 437.76; Stewart..
Construction Company,
10,648.86; Torri L Stewart,
19.00; Rebecca Stieber,
186.00; Alan Stoltz, 63.50;
Stop Stick Ltd, 3,632.35; Greg
J Stover, 88.99; Strategic
Learning Technologies,
5,055.00; Streicher's 1,541.75;
Suburban Library System,
5:00; Michael J. Sullivan..
80.00; Ken Summer, 696.00;
Summers Press Inc, 47.46;
Superior Business Form &
Systems, 46.80; Superior
Melding, 2,243.19; Survivair,
233.34; Survivalink Corp,
15,559.44; Swana, 119.00; Jay
Swenson, 40.00; Tailwinds
Restaurant, 112.61; Tandem
Tire & Auto Service, 533.37',
Target Stores, 486.65; John
Taylor, 60.00; Taylor
Pharmacy, 106.58; Taylor
Plastic LLC, 139.80
Technigraphics Inc, 85.77
Kenneth J Tekippe, '125.00
Telegraph Herald, 2,912.22; G
H Tennant Company, 437.10;
Texas Dept of Public Safety,
15.00; Sherri A Theisen,.
170.00; Theisens Inc,
2,787.70; Third Presbyterian
Church, 225.00; Thompson
Publishing Group, 297.00;
Total Plumbing & Heating,
ID0,947.40; Town Clock Inn,
83.95; Treasurer -State of
'Iowa, 32,973.81; Treasurer
State of Iowa ILEA, 470.00; Tri
State Companies, 1,210.83',
Al State Graphics, 648.40;
;ruck Country of Iowa Inc.,
9.83; Tschiggfrie Excavating
Company, 367,961.35; Nathan
Tyler, 80.00; US Cellular
mobile Telephone, 2,287.54;
Steven Ulstad AIA, 3,450.12;
Ultramax, 3,135.00; Unique
Management Services Inc.,
153.08; United industries
Inc./Swimtime, 207.31; United
Laboratories, 902.40; United
Rentals, 191.52; United Way
Services, Inc., 720.19; Jeff
Upmann, 63.00; Upper
Midwest Planning Conference,
150.00; Upstart, 38.56; US
Calvary, 161.78; US Dept. of
Justice/Off Justice Pgrm.,
970.60; US Office Products,,.
889.16; U ,S West
Communications, 12,508.28;
US West Direct, 215.00; UT
Tire Recyclers, 1,185.45;
Lenny Valentine & Sons Inc.,
79.80; Stephanie A. Valentine,
33.80; Vallen Safety Supply
Co., 711.43; Value
Independent Parts
Warehouse, 79.70; Van Mete
Industrial Inc., 3,217.55; Van
Waters & Rogers Inc., 100.80;
Amberly E. Vansteenburg,
2,321.25; Cindy Vanvors, 8.00;
Vedi Associates Inc., 6,720.00;
Verizon Wireless, 299.23;
Viking Office Products,
189.60; Dr. John Viner,
4,000.00; Vocational Services,
68.56; E J Voggenthaler,..
Company, 555.83; Voice of the
Hawkeyes, 44.90; Voyageur
Canoe Outfitters, 1,538.25;
Vulcan Signs, 92.92; Kathy
Wagner, 775.00; Wal-Mart
Store, 37.61; Walser Movers
Inc., 238.50; Walsh Stores,
70.33; Steve Walters, 46.75;
Wash Depot Inc., 55.99; Water
Environment Federation
90.75; Douglas B. Watters,
146.00; Judy Watters, 39.50;
John A. Weber, 60.00; Weber
Paper Company, 36,318.42
Joan Wehrsphann, 12.00
Mark Weidenbacher, 87.05
Andrea N. Welsh, 12.51; Eric
Welu, 19.75; Welu Printing
Company, 866.63; Wenzel
Towing Service, 285.00•
Wenzel Towing Service- -State
Cont., 4,400.00; Harold G.
Werner, 5,000.00; West
Information Publishing Group
406.25; Jon R. West, 189.00
Western Lime, 13,919.86
Westin Crown Center Hotel
579.42; Weston Woods
164.72; Westphal & Company
Inc., 1,604.29; Robert P
Weubker, 20.00; White Front
Feed, 314.29; Wholesale
Direct . Inc., 27.93; Dale F.
Wiederholt, 180.00; Averle
Wilson, 41.70; Wilson Brothers
Inc., 216.55; The HW Wilson
Company, 1,794.56; Winger
Construction/Inc., 901.35;
Wisconsin Department of
Justice, 30.00; Wisconsin Par.
& Recreation Assoc., 4,968.25;
Wisconsin State Journal,
494.70; Mary Wissel, 49.16;
Wolff Fishing Products Inc.,
402.90; Kurt D. Wolff, 19.83;
Tod H. Wolter, 170.00; Brian
D. Wood, 8.87; Woodcutters
Inc., 235.00; Woodward
Communication Inc., 892.50;
Work of Life Church, 50.00;
World Chamber of Commerce
Directory, 35.00; World Media
Express, 178.39; Jeffrey D.
Wright, 371.00; Wright Line
Inc., 70.00; Xerox
Corporation, 1,632.77;
Zarnoth Brush Works, Inc.,
660.80;. Zee Medical Service
Co., 195.25; Zeidlers, Inc.,
10,676.89; David J. Zelinskas,o
16.50; John Zenner, 15.14;
Zep Manufacturing, 248.83;
Report, 5,359,379;84.
• City of Dubuque
Summary of Revenues
For Month Ended: 08-31-00
Period 1
Revenue Type Amount
Taxes $ 565,055
Licenses & Permits 48,933
Intergovernmental 1,001,839
Charges for Services
1,519,837
Charges to Other
Governments
3,605
Fines, Forfeitures & Penalties
29,767
Use of Money & Property
905,610
Miscellaneous 49,242
Special Assessments 14,064
Refunds & Reimbursements
85,547
Total for Month $4,223,500
Ken TeKippe
Finance Director
1t 10/5
STATE OF IOWA
DUBUQUE COUNTY
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COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS
OFFICIAL
City Council, Regular Session,
September 18, 2000
Council met in Regular
Session at 6:30 P.M. in the
Library Auditorium
Present: Mayor Duggan,
Council Members Cline,,,
Michalski, Nicholson, Acting
City Manager Pauline Joyce,
Corporation Counsel Barry
Lindahl.
Absent: Council Members
Buol, Markham, Robbins and
City Manager Michael Van
Milligen.
Mayor Duggan read the call
and stated this is the Regular.
Session of the City Council
called for the purpose of act-
ing upon such business which
may properly come before the
City Council.
Invocation was given by Rev.
Tim Bees, Pastor, First Baptist
Church.
PROCLAMATIONS:W ireless
Etiquette Month (September,,,.
2090); Constitution Week
(September 17 - 23, 2000)
received by Marilyn McDonald;
Crop Walk Day in Dubuque
(October 1, 2000) received by
Bob Krayer; Mental Illness
Awareness Week (October 1 -
7, 2000) received by Carol
Oberfoell; and Trick or Treat
Night (October 31, 2000). ,.
Minutes Submitted: Airport
Commission of August 28 and
September 5; Civil Service
referred to the Legal Staff for
investigation and report.
Corporation Counsel advising.,
the following claims have been
referred to Public Entity Risk
.Services of Iowa, the agent for
the Iowa Communities
Assurance Pool: Patrick
Konsen for vehicle damage;
Diane Wertz for vehicle dam-
age, upon motion received
and filed and concurred with
the referral.
Corporation Counsel recom-
mending settlement of the
vehicle damage claim of
Michele Schreiber in the
amount of $142.00 and
Horsfield Construction in
amount of $6,248.70 for prop-
erty damage and directing the
Finance Director to issue pay-
ment, upon motion received,_
and filed and concurred with
recommendation of settle-
ment.
Citizen Communications:
Communication of Bonnie
Maiers regarding the issue of
what to do with the Town
Clock Plaza and
Communication of Tracy
Ploessl requesting that her,
claim for vehicle damage,
which was denied, be
reviewed again, upon motion
referred to the City Manager.
Montcrest Street: Petition
containing 22 signatures
requesting that Montcrest
Street remain open, and com-
munication of City Manager
regarding the Montcrest Street_ mate in amount of
project. upon motion referred $163,982.62. Seconded by
to the City Manager. Michalski. Motion carried 4-0.
Civil Service Commission Fremont Heights and South
certifying the eligibility list for Glenn Estates: City Manager
Sanitation Driver and Lead recommending acceptance of
Applications/Network Analyst, the public improvements in
upon motion resolved to make Fremont Heights and South
a matter of record. Glenn Estates, upon motion
Subdivision Plat - Kerper received and filed. Nicholson
Court: Zoning Advisory moved moved adoption of Resolution
Commission advising of their No. 454-00 Accepting
approval of Plat of Survey of improvements in Fremont
Lot 1-2 and Lot 2-2 of Kerper Heights and South Glenn
Industrial Park and Lots 6, C Estates. Seconded by
and D of Kerper Industrial Park Michalski. Motion carried 4-0.
as requested by the City of Fiscal ° Year 2000 Street
Dubuque, upon motion Finance Report: City Manager
received and filed. Nicholson submitting the Street Finance
moved adoption of Resolution Report to the Iowa Department
No. 441-00 Approving the Plat of Transportation for Fiscal
of Survey of Lot 1-2 and Lot 2- Year 2000, upon motion
2 of Kerper Industrial Park and received and filed.
Lots 6, C and D of Kerper Nicholson moved adoption of
Industrial Park, in the City of Resolution No. 455-00
Dubuque, Iowa. Seconded by Approving the City of Dubuque
Michalski. Motion carried 4-0. Fiscal Year 2000 Street
Subdivision Plat - Fourth Finance Report. Seconded by
Street Peninsula: Zoning Michalski. Motion carried 4-0.
Advisory Commission advising Cooperative Agreement with
of their approval of Plat of Iowa Department of
Survey of Lots 1 through 3 of Transportation: City Manager
Riverwalk Second Addition, as recommending approval of a
requested by the City of Cooperative Agreement with
Dubuque, upon motion the Iowa Department of
received and filed. Nicholson Transportation for right-of-way
moved adoption of Resolution activities necessary for the
No. 442-00 Approving the Plat Manson Road Bridge project,
of Survey of Lots 1 through 3 upon motion received and
of Riverwalk Second Addition, filed. Nicholson moved adop-
in the City of Dubuque, Iowa, tion of Resolution No. 456-00
Seconded by Michalski. Approving Intergovernmental
Motion carried 4-0. Agreement between the City of
Subdivision Plat - U.S. Dubuque and the Iowa
Highway 20 at Old Highway Department of Transportation
Road: Zoning Advisory (IDOT) for staff relocatio
Commission advising of their assistance and advisory ser-
approval of the Final Plat of vices regarding the City's pur-
Lots 1, 2 and 3 of Weber Acres chase of the home at 1650
as requested by Edward Manson Road. Seconded by
Tschiggfrie, upon motion,. Michalski. Motion carried 7-0.
received and filed. Nicholson Community Development
moved adoption of Resolution Block Grant Program FY 2000
No. 443-00 Approving the Activity Report: City Manager
Final Plat of Lot 1, 2 and 3 of submitting the Community
Weber Acres in Dubuque Development Block Gran
County, Iowa. Seconded by Program Activity Summary
Michalski. Motion carried 4-0. Report for Fiscal Year 2000,
Agreement for STP Funding upon motion received and
from the Iowa Department of filed. Nicholson moved adop-
Transportation: City Manager tion of Resolution' No. 457-00
recommending an agreement Authorizing the submission of
for STP Funding from the Iowa a Consolidated Annual
Department of Transportation Performance and Evaluation
for the Highway 20 landscap- Report (CAPER) for the period
ing project, upon motion commencing July 1, 1999 and
received and filed. Nicholson concluding June 30, 2000.
moved adoption of Resolution Seconded by Michalski.
No. 444-00 Approval of agree- Motion carried 4-0.
of r1„h„n,I Cxn,imminn
Granger Creek Interceptor
Sewer Extension Project: City
Manager recommending
acceptance of the Granger
Creek Interceptor Sewer
Extension project, upon
motion received and filed.
Nicholson moved adoption of
Resolution No. 448-00
Accepting improvement for
project and Resolution No.
449-00 Approving final esti-
mate in amount of
$1,462,309.94. Seconded by
Michalski. Motion carried 4-0.
South Fork Interceptor Sewer
Extension Project Phase IV,
City Manager recommending
acceptance of the South Fork
Interceptor Sewer Extension
Project - Phase IV, upon
motion received and filed.
Nicholson moved adoption of
Resolution No. 450-00
Accepting improvement for
project and Resolution No.
451-00 Approving final esti,.
mate in amount of
$349,662.03. Seconded by
Michalski. Motion carried 4-0.
County Farm Interceptor
Sewer Extension Project: City
Manager recommending
acceptance of the County
Farm Interceptor Sewer
Extension Project, upon
motion received and filed„
Nicholson moved adoption of
Resolution No. 452-00
Accepting improvement for
project and Resolution No.
453-00 Approving final esti-
Trust Fund Awards: City
Manager recommending
approval of the Housing
Commission's recommenda-
tion for award of Fiscal Year
2001 Housing Trust Fund
grants to two area non-profit
agencies, upon motion
received and filed and con-
curred with recommendation.
Lead Based Paint Hazard
Reduction Program:
Communication of Housing
Services Manager David Harris
to the U.S. Department o
Housing, and Urban
Development requesting an
extension of the Section 8
Lead Based Paint Hazard
Reduction Program applica-
tion from September 15, 2000
to January 1, 2001, upon
motion received and filed.
Amendment to 28E
Agreement - Emergenc
Communications Center: City
Manager recommending
approval of amendments to
the 28E Agreement between
the City, County, and E911
Service Board for operation of
the Dubuque County Public
Safety Communication Center,
upon motion received and filed
and concurred with recom-
mendation.
Letter to State Legislators:
City Manager submitting a let-
ter to the State Legislators
regarding property tax reform,
upon motion received and filed
and approved letter.
Letter to Dubuque County
Board of Supervisors:
Communication of City
Manager to Donna Smith,
Dubuque County Board of
Supervisors, regarding dupli-
cate street names within cities
or in the unincorporated area
of the County, upon motion
received and filed and
approved letter.
Dubuque Jaycees: Request
from the Dubuque Jaycees t•
transfer their Class "B" Beer
Permit to Cable Car Square on
Saturday, October 7, 2000,
upon motion received and filed
and approved transfer request.
Business Licenses: Nicholson
moved adoption of: Resolution
No. 458-00 Granting issuance
of a permit to sell Cigarettes
and Cigarette Papers to Mai
Street Caboose; Resolution
No. 459-00 Granting issuance
of Class "C" Beer Permit to
Family Mart Inc., Asbury
Amoco Food Shop, Casey's
General Store, Wal-Mart
Supercenter #2004;
Resolution No. 460-00
Granting issuance of Class "C"
Beer/Liquor Permit to On
Flight Up, Main Street
Caboose, Angie's Bar,
Happy's Place, Attitudes Pub
and Grill, and Loras College.
Seconded by Michalski.
Motion carried 4-0.
BOARDS/COMMISSIONS:
Applicants are invited to
address the Council to
express their desire to serve
on the following Boards
Commissions:
Environmental Stewardship
Advisory Commission: Brianna
Tully. Ms. Tully spoke.
Housing Commission
(Section 8 Representative):
Jeremy Austin; Joe Hopkins.
Mr. Austin & Mr. Hopkins both
spoke requesting considera-
tion for appointment.
Investment Oversight
Commission: Charles
Spielman. Mr. Spielman
spoke.
Appointments to the follow-
ing Boards/Commissions:
Zoning Board of Adjustment:
One Vacancy; Applicants:
Frederick Beeler, Fred
Freebolin. Upon vote Mr.
Beeler appointed to the unex-
pired 5-year term which will
expire 3-25-02.
I Innn motion it was resolved
Ordinance. Seconded by
Cline. Motion carried 4-0.
Request to Rezone Property
at 2699 Rockdale Road:
Proof of publication on notice
of public hearing to consider
rezoning property located at
2699 Rockdale Road from C-1
Neighborhood Commercial
District to C-2 Neighborhood
Shopping Center, upon motion
received and filed.
An Ordinance Amending
Appendix A of the City of
Dubuque Code of Ordinances
by, reclassifying hereinafter
described property located at
2699 Rockdale Road from C-1
Neighborhood Commercial
District to C-2 Neighborhood
Shopping Center District, pre-
sented and read. Michalski
moved that this be considered
the first reading of th-
Ordinance. Seconded by
Nicholson. Motion carried 4-0.
Police Department Block
Grant Funds for Calendar Year
1999 and 2000: Proof of pub-
lication on notice of hearing on
the expenditure of Police
Department 1999 and 2000
Block Grant Funds and City
Manager recommendin•
approval, upon motion
received and filed and con-
curred with recommendation.
Bond Sale to Support Third
Street Parking Ramp: Proofs
of publication on notice of
public hearing and communi-
cation of City Manager recom-
mending the issuance of
$5,600,000 General Obligatio
Bonds for construction of the
Third Street Parking Ramp,
upon motion received and
filed. Cline moved adoption of
Resolution No. 461-00
Instituting proceedings to take
additional action for the
issuance of not to exceed
$5,600,000 General Obligation
Bonds. Seconded by
Nicholson. Motion carried 4-0.
Bond Sale to Support Airport
T-Hangars: Proofs of publica-
tion on notice of public hearing
and communication of City
Manager recommending the
issuance of $690,000 General
Obligation Bonds for renova-
tion and construction of addi-
tional Airport T-Hangars and,
Resolution Instituting proceed-
ings to take additional action
for the issuance of not to
exceed $690,000 General
Obligation Bonds, upon
motion tabled public hearing
to 10/2/00.
Fiscal Year 2001 Budget
Amendment: Proof of publica-
tion on notice of public hearing,
and communication of City
Manager recommending
approval of an amendment to
the Fiscal Year 2001 Budget,
upon motion received and
filed. Nicholson moved adop-
tion of Resolution No. 462-00
Amending the Fiscal Year
2001 Budget. Seconded by
Cline. Motion carried 4-0.
Villa Street Retaining Wall: -
Proofs of publication on notice
of hearing on plans and specs
and notice to bidders on the
receipt of bids for construction
of the Villa Street Retaining
Wall and City Manager recom-
mending to award contract for
project, upon motion received
and filed. Cline moved adop,_
tion of Resolution No. 463-00
Adopting plans and specs for
project and Resolution No.
464-00 Awarding contract for
project to Portzen
Construction in the amount of
$118,(10.45. Seconded by
Nicholson. Motion carried 4-0.
Upon motion the rule was
reinstated limiting discussion: --
to the Council.
Citizen Request: Request of
Marla Feddersen and Mike
Willis, 205 Valley Street, to
address the Council. Ms.
Feddersen spoke of a water
problem and the need for a
catch basin replacement. She
also spoke of problems over
the use of Quince St. and how.
it was divided. Upon motion
this was referred to the City
Manager.
Region 1 Workforce
Development Board:
Communication from Dave
Leary, ECIA Employment and
Training Programs, requesting
the City select a replacement
for Dave Harms on the Region
f
1 Workforce Development
Board and submitting the
nomination forms for Michael
Portzen and Richard Wallace,
upon motion received and filed
and upon vote, appointed
Michael Portzen to the Region
1 Workforce Development
Board.
Mike Willis, 205 Valley, spoke
of water run-off problems at
that address.
At 7:21 P.M., upon motion
Council resolved to go into
Closed Session re: Pending
Litigation (Iowa Code
§21.5(1)(c).
At 7:45 P.M. Council recon-
vened Regular Session stating
that Staff had been given
proper direction.
There being no further busi-
ness, upon motion meeting
adjourned at 7:46 P.M.
/s/ Jeanne F. Schneider
City Clerk
1t 9/27
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DUBUQUE COUNTY
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newspaper of general circulation published in the City of Dubuque, County of
Dubuque and State of Iowa; hereby certify that the attached notice was published
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MY COMMISSION EXPIRES
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CITY OF DUBUQUE, IOWA
COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS
OFFICIAL
City Council, Regular Session,
September 18, 2000
Council met in Regular
Session at 6:30 P.M. in the
Library Auditorium
Present: Mayor Duggan,
Council Members Cline,
Michalski, Nicholson, Acting
City Manager Pauline Joyce,
Corporation Counsel Barry
Lindahl.
Absent: Council Members
Buol, Markham, Robbins and
City Manager Michael Van
Milligen.
Mayor Duggan read the call
and stated this is the Regular
Session of the City Council
called for the purpose of act-
ing upon such business which
may properly come before the
City Council.
Invocation was given by Rev.
Tim Bees, Pastor, First Baptist
Church.
PROCLAMATIONS: -Wireless-
Etiquette Month (September,
2000); Constitution Week
(September 17 - 23, 2000)
received by Marilyn McDonald;
Crop Walk Day in Dubuque
(October 1, 2000) received by
Bob Krayer; Mental Illness
Awareness Week (October 1 -
7, 2000) received by Carol
Oberfoell; and Trick or Treat
Night (October 31, 2000).
Minutes Submitted: Airport
Commission of August 28 and
September 5; Civil Service
Commission of July 27;
Community Development
Advisory Commission of
August 15; Historic
Preservation Ordinance Task
Force of September 7;
Housing Commission Trus
Fund Committee of
September 7; Human Rights
Commission of August 14,
Zoning Board of Adjustment of
August 24, upon motion
received and filed.
Proof of Publication of
Council Proceedings for
Meetings of August 21, 28,
and 29; List of Claims and
Summary of Revenues for
Month Ending July, 2000,
upon motion received and
filed. Finance Director Kenneth
J. TeKippe submitting the
financial reports for the month
ending August 31, 2000, upon
motion received and filed.
Dan Bukowski in estimated
amount of $735.72 for vehicl-
damage; Gail Cording in esti-
mated amount of $2,050 for
personal injuries; Shelia Czipar
in estimated amount of $20.00
for property damage; James
Kearney in estimated amount
of $3,000 for property dam-
age; Robert Papenthien in esti-
mated amount of $270.50 for
property damage, upon,
motion referred to the Legal
Staff for investigation and
report.
Original Notice and Petition
filed against the City in con-
nection with a fall at the Five
Flags Center, upon motion
referred to the Legal Staff for Granger Creek Interceptor
investigation and report. Sewer Extension Project: City
Corporation Counsel advising, Manager recommending
the following claims have been acceptance of. the Granger
referred to Public Entity Risk Creek Interceptor Sewer
Services of Iowa, the agent for Extension project, upon
the Iowa Communities motion received and filed._
Assurance Pool: Patrick Nicholson moved adoption o
Konsen for vehicle damage; Resolution No. 448-00
Diane Wertz for vehicle dam- Accepting improvement for
age, upon motion received project and Resolution No.
and filed and concurred with 449-00 Approving final esti-
the referral. mate in amount of
Corporation Counsel recom ` $1,462,309.94. Seconded by
mending settlement of the Michalski. Motion carried 4-0.
vehicle damage claim of South Fork Interceptor Sewer
Michele Schreiber in the Extension Project Phase IV•
amount of $142.00 and City Manager recommending
Horsfield Construction in acceptance of the South Fork
amount of $6,248.70 for prop- Interceptor Sewer Extension
erty damage and directing the Project - Phase IV, upon
Finance Director to issue pay- motion received and filed.
ment, upon motion received,. Nicholson moved adoption of
and filed and concurred with Resolution No. 450-00
recommendation of settle- Accepting 'improvement for
ment. project and Resolution No.
Citizen Communications: 451-00 Approving final esti-
Communication of Bonnie mate in amount of
Maiers regarding the issue of $349,662.03. Seconded by
what to do with the Town Michalski. Motion carried 4-0.
Clock Plaza and County Farm Interceptor
Communication of Tracy Sewer Extension Project: City
Ploessl requesting that her..., Manager recommending
claim for vehicle damage, acceptance of the County
which was denied, be Farm Interceptor Sewer
reviewed again, upon motion Extension Project, upon
referred to the City Manager. motion received and filed
Montcrest Street: Petition Nicholson moved adoption of
containing 22 signatures Resolution No. 452-00
requesting that Montcrest Accepting improvement for
Street remain open, and com- project and Resolution No.
munication of City Manager 453-00 Approving final esti-
regarding the Montcrest Street, mate in amount of
project. upon motion referred $163,982.62. Seconded by
to the City Manager. Michalski. Motion carried 4-0.
Civil Service Commission Fremont Heights and South
certifying the eligibility list for Glenn Estates: City Manager
Sanitation Driver and Lead recommending acceptance of
Applications/Network Analyst, the public improvements in
upon motion resolved to make Fremont Heights and South
a matter of record. Glenn Estates, upon motion
Subdivision Plat - Kerper received and filed. Nicholson
Court: Zoning Advisory moved adoption of Resolution
Commission advising of their No. 454-00 Accepting
approval of Plat of Survey of improvements in Fremont
Lot 1-2 and Lot 2-2 of Kerper Heights and South Glenn
Industrial Park and Lots 6, C Estates. Seconded b
and D of Kerper Industrial Park Michalski. Motion carried 4-0.
as requested by the City of Fiscal • Year 2000 Street
Dubuque, upon motion Finance Report: City Manager
received and filed. Nicholson submitting the Street Finance
moved adoption of Resolution Report to the Iowa Department
No. 441-00 Approving the Plat, of Transportation for Fiscal
of Survey of Lot 1-2 and Lot 2- Year 2000, upon motion
2 of Kerper Industrial Park and received and filed.
Lots 6, C and D of Kerper Nicholson moved adoption of
Industrial Park, in the City of Resolution No. 455-00
Dubuque, Iowa. Seconded by Approving the City of Dubuque
Michalski. Motion carried 4-0. Fiscal Year 2000 Street
Subdivision Plat - Fourth Finance Report. Seconded by
Street Peninsula: Zoning Michalski. Motion carried 4-0.
Advisory Commission advising Cooperative Agreement with
of their approval of Plat of Iowa Department of
Survey of Lots 1 through 3 of Transportation: City Manager
Riverwalk Second Addition, as recommending approval of a
requested by the City of Cooperative Agreement with
Dubuque, upon motion the Iowa Department of
received and filed. Nicholson Transportation for right-of-way
moved adoption of Resolution activities necessary for the
No. 442-00 Approving the Plat Manson Road Bridge project,
of Survey of Lots 1 through 3 upon motion received and
of Riverwalk Second Addition, filed. Nicholson moved adop-
in the City of Dubuque, Iowan tion of Resolution No. 456-00
Seconded by Michalski. Approving Intergovernmental
Motion carried 4-0. Agreement between the City of
Subdivision Plat - U.S. Dubuque and the Iowa
Highway 20 at Old Highway Department of Transportation
Road: Zoning Advisory (IDOT) for staff relocatio
Commission advising of their assistance and advisory ser-
approval of the Final Plat of vices regarding the City's pur-
Lots 1, 2 and 3 of Weber Acres chase of the home at 1650
as requested by Edward Manson Road. Seconded by
Tschiggfrie, upon motion., Michalski. Motion carried 7-0.
received and filed. Nicholson Community Development
moved adoption of Resolution Block Grant Program FY 2000
No. 443-00 Approving the Activity Report: City Manager
Final Plat of Lot 1, 2 and 3 of submitting the Community
Weber Acres in Dubuque Development Block Gran
County, Iowa. Seconded by Program Activity Summary
Michalski. Motion carried 4-0. Report for Fiscal Year 2000,
Agreement for STP Funding upon motion received and
from the Iowa Department of filed. Nicholson moved adop-
Transportation: City Manager. tion of Resolution' No. 457-00
recommending an agreement Authorizing the submission of
for STP Funding from the Iowa a Consolidated Annual
Department of Transportation Performance and Evaluation
for the Highway 20 landscap- Report (CAPER) for the period
ing project, upon motion commencing July 1, 1999 and
received and filed. Nicholson concluding June 30, 2000.
moved adoption of Resolution Seconded by Michalski.
No. 444-00 Approval of agree- Motion carried 4-0.
ment for STP Funding. City of Dubuque Swimming
Seconded by Michalski., Pool/Spa Inspection Program:
Motion carried 4-0. Communication from the State
Five Flags Center Skate Tile Department of Public Health
Installation: City Manager rec- certifying the City's swimming
ommending acceptance of the pool/spa inspection program,
Five Flags Center Skate Tile upon motion received and
Installation project, upon filed.
motion received and filed. Housing Department Awards
Nicholson moved adoption of and Accomplishments: City
Resolution No. 445-00 Manager transmitting the
Accepting improvement for_ 1999-2000 awards and
project and Resolution No. accomplishments for the
446-00 Approving final esti- Housing Services Department,
mate in amount of $55,978. upon motion received and
Seconded by Michalski. filed.
Motion carried 4-0. Six Month Report on Housin.
1999 PC Concrete Paving Committee Activities: City
Project - No. 2 (West Fifth and Manager transmitting the
Arlington): City Manager rec- Annual Performance Report of
ommending acceptance of the the Housing Services
1999 PC Concrete Paving.,. Department, upon motion
Project - No. 2 (West Fifth and received and filed.
Arlington) and adopting the Six Month Report - Housing
final assessment schedule, Action Conference: City
upon motion received and Manager transmitting the
filed. Nicholson moved adop- Annual Performance Report o
tion of Resolution No. 447-00 the Housing Services
Adopting the final assessment Department from the Housing
schedule for 1999 PC Action Conference, upon
Concrete Paving Project - No. motion received and filed.
2 (\Nest Fifth and Arlington). Fiscal Year 2001 Housing
including certain information
required by the Code of Iowa,
specifically, the number of
annual installments into which
assessments are divided, the
interest on all unpaid install-
ments, the time when the
assessments are payable and
directing the Clerk to certify
the final schedule and to.pub-
lish notice thereof. Seconde
by Michalski. Motion carried 4-
0.
Trust Fund Awards: City
Manager recommending
approval of the Housing
Commission's recommenda-
tion for award of Fiscal Year
2001 Housing Trust Fund
grants to two area non-profit
agencies, upon motion
received and filed and con-
curred with recommendation.
Lead Based Paint Hazard
Reduction Program:
Communication of Housing
Services Manager David Harris
to the U.S. Department o
Housing, and Urban
Development requesting an
extension of the Section 8
Lead Based Paint Hazard
Reduction Program applica-
tion from September 15, 2000
to January 1, 2001, upon
motion received and filed.
Amendment to 28E
Agreement - Emergenc
Communications Center: City
Manager recommending
approval of amendments to
the 28E Agreement between
the City, County, and E911
Service Board for operation of
the Dubuque County Public
Safety Communication Center,
upon motion received and filed
and concurred with recom-
mendation.
Letter to State Legislators:
City Manager submitting a let-
ter to the State Legislators
regarding property tax reform,
upon motion received and filed
and approved letter.
Letter to Dubuque County
Board of Supervisors:
Communication of City
Manager to Donna Smith,
Dubuque County Board of
Supervisors, regarding dupli-
cate street names within cities
or in the unincorporated area
of the County, upon motion
received and filed and
approved letter.
Dubuque Jaycees: Request
from the Dubuque Jaycees t.
transfer their Class "B" Beer
Permit to Cable Car Square on
Saturday, October 7, 2000,
upon motion received and filed
and approved transfer request.
Business Licenses: Nicholson
moved adoption of: Resolution
No. 458-00 Granting issuance
of a permit to sell Cigarettes
and Cigarette Papers to Mai
Street Caboose; Resolution
No. 459-00 Granting issuance
of Class "C" Beer Permit to
Family Mart Inc., Asbury
Amoco Food Shop, Casey's
General Store, Wal-Mart
Supercenter #2004;
Resolution No. 460-00
Granting issuance of Class "C"
Beer/Liquor Permit to On
Flight Up, Main Street
Caboose, Angie's Bar,
Happy's Place, Attitudes Pub
and Grill, and Loras College.
Seconded by Michalski.
Motion carried 4-0.
BOARDS/COMMISSIONS:
Applicants are invited to
address the Council to
express their desire to serve
on the following Boards
Commissions:
Environmental Stewardship
Advisory Commission: Brianna
Tully. Ms. Tully spoke.
Housing Commission
(Section 8 Representative):
Jeremy Austin; Joe Hopkins.
Mr. Austin & Mr. Hopkins both
spoke requesting considera-
tion for appointment.
Investment Oversight
Commission: Charles
Spielman. Mr. Spielman
spoke.
Appointments to the follow-
ing Boards/Commissions:
Zoning Board of Adjustment:
One Vacancy; Applicants:
Frederick Beeler, Fred
Freebolin. Upon vote Mr.
Beeler appointed to the unex-
pired 5-year term which will
expire 3-25-02.
Upon motion it was resolved
to suspend the rules to allow
anyone present to address the
Council if they so desire.
Garfield Place Urban
Revitalization,
Designation/Housing Trust
Fund Award: Proof of publica-
tion on notice of hearing on the
designation of "Garfield Place"
as an Urban Revitalization
Area and City Manager recom-
mending approval of the pro-
posed plan for the "Garfield
Place" Urban Revitalization
Area and approval of a Loc
Housing Assistance Program
(LHAP) award to Scott and
Dawn Potter for construction
of a single room occupancy
(SRO) facility on Garfield
Avenue, upon motion received
and filed. Mr. Scott Potter
spoke requesting approval. An
Ordinance Establishing the
Garfield Place Urban
Revitalization Area as an
Urban Revitalization Area pur-
suant to Chapter 404 of the
Code of Iowa, presented and
read. Nicholson moved that
this be the first reading of the
Ordinance. Seconded by
Cline. Motion carried 4-0.
Request to Rezone Property
at 2699 Rockdale Road:
Proof of publication on notice
of public hearing to consider
rezoning property located at
2699 Rockdale Road from C-1
Neighborhood Commercial
District to C-2 Neighborhood
Shopping Center, upon motion
received and filed.
An Ordinance Amending
Appendix A of the City of
Dubuque Code of Ordinances
by reclassifying hereinafter
described property located at
2699 Rockdale Road from C-1
Neighborhood Commercial
District to C-2 Neighborhood
Shopping Center District, pre-
sented and read. Michalski
moved that this be considered
the first reading of th-
Ordinance. Seconded by
Nicholson. Motion carried 4-0.
Police Department Block
Grant Funds for Calendar Year
1999 and 2000: Proof of pub-
lication on notice of hearing on
the expenditure of Police
Department 1999 and 2000
Block Grant Funds and City
Manager recommendin.
approval, upon motion
received and filed and con-
curred with recommendation.
Bond Sale to Support Third
Street Parking Ramp: Proofs
of publication on notice of
public hearing and communi-
cation of City Manager recom-
mending the issuance of
$5,600,000 General Obligatio
Bonds for construction of the
Third Street Parking Ramp,
upon motion received and
filed. Cline moved adoption of
Resolution No. 461-00
Instituting proceedings to take
additional action for the
issuance of not to exceed
$5,600,000 General Obligation
Bonds. Seconded by
Nicholson. Motion carried 4-0.
Bond Sale to Support Airport
T-Hangars: Proofs of publica-
tion on notice of public hearing
and communication of City
Manager recommending the
issuance of $690,000 General
Obligation Bonds for renova-
tion and construction of addi-
tional Airport T-Hangars ands
Resolution Instituting proceed-
ings to take additional action
for the issuance of not to
exceed $690,000 General
Obligation Bonds, upon
motion tabled public hearing
to 10/2/00.
Fiscal Year 2001 Budget
Amendment: Proof of publica-
tion on notice of public hearing
and communication of City
Manager recommending
approval of an amendment to
the Fiscal Year 2001 Budget,
upon motion received and
filed. Nicholson moved adop-
tion of Resolution No. 462-00
Amending the Fiscal Year
2001 Budget. Seconded by
Cline. Motion carried 4-0.
Villa Street Retaining Wall'
Proofs of publication on notice
of hearing on plans and specs
and notice to bidders on the
receipt of bids for construction
of the Villa Street Retaining
Wall and City Manager recom-
mending to award contract for
project, upon motion received
and filed. Cline moved adop-
tion of Resolution No. 463-00
Adopting plans and specs for
project and Resolution No.
464-00 Awarding contract for
project to Portzen
Construction in the amount of
$118,070.45. Seconded by
Nicholson. Motion carried 4-0.
Upon motion the rule was
reinstated limiting discussion --
to the Council.
Citizen Request: Request of
Marla Feddersen and Mike
Willis, 205 Valley Street, to
address the Council. Ms.
Feddersen spoke of a water
problem and the need for a
catch basin replacement. She
also spoke of problems over
the use of Quince St. and how_
it was divided. Upon motion
this was referred to the City
Manager.
Region 1 Workforce
Development Board:
Communication from Dave
Leary, ECIA Employment and
Training Programs, requesting
the City select a replacement
for Dave Harms on, the Region__
1 Workforce Development
Board and submitting the
nomination forms for Michael
Portzen and Richard Wallace,
upon motion received and filed
and upon vote, appointed
Michael Portzen to the Region
1 Workforce Development
Board.
Mike Willis, 205 Valley, spoke
of water run-off problems at
that address.
At 7:21 P.M., upon motion
Council resolved to go into
Closed Session re: Pending
Litigation (Iowa Code
§21.5(1)(c).
At 7:45 P.M. Council recon-
vened Regular Session stating
that Staff had been given
proper direction.
There being no further busi-
ness, upon motion meeting
adjourned at 7:46 P.M.
/s/ Jeanne F. Schneider
City Clerk
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CITY OF DUBUQUE, IOWA
COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS
OFFICIAL
City Council, Regular
Session, September 5, 2000
Council met in Regular
Session at 6:30 P.M. in the
Library Auditorium
Present: Mayor Duggan,
Council Members Buol, Cline
Markham, Michalski
Nicholson, Robbins, City
Manager Michael Van Milligen,
Corporation Counsel Barry
Lindahl.
Mayor Duggan read the call
and stated this is the regular
session of the City Council
called for the purpose of act-
ing upon such business which
may properly come before the --
City Council.
The invocation was given by
Rev. Robert Weinhold, Pastor
of St. Paul Lutheran Church.
Mayor Duggan swore in
Mayor Pro-Tem John
Markham.
PROCLAMATIONS:
Supporting the Dragon Boat,
Festival (September 8, 9, 10,
2000) received by Sue
Hamilton, President of the
Dubuque Dragon Boat Assn.;
Assisted Living Week
(September 10 - 16, 2000)
received by Diane Brondyke,
Manager of Sunset Park Place,
and Awareness Day for A-T
(September 16, 2000) received.
by Tony and Linda Harvey.
Minutes Submitted:
Electrical Code Board of 8/14;
Five Flags Commission of 7/24
and 8/21; Human Rights
Commission of 7/10; Library
Board of Trustees of 7/27;
Long Range Planning Advisory
Commission - Downtown
Planning Committee of 8/14
Plumbing Board of 8/2
Zoning Board of Adjustment of
7/27, upon motion receive
and filed.
Proof of Publication of Council
Proceedings for Meetings of
July 31, August 7, 14, and 17;
List of Claims and Summary of
Revenues for Month Ending
June, 2000, upon motion
received and filed.
Investment Oversight
Commission submitting the
29th Quarterly Report, and the
Civic Center Commission's
Fiscal Year 2000 Year -End
Report, upon motion received
and filed.
Notice of Claims/Suits:
Patrick A. Konsen in estimated
amount of $800 for vehicle
damage and Diane Wertz in
estimated amount of
$1,045.07 for vehicle dam-
ages, upon motion referred to
the Legal Staff for investigation
and report.
Corporation Counsel advising
- the following claims have been
referred to Public Entity Risk
Services of Iowa, the agent for
- the Iowa Communities
Assurance Pool: Mary Harkey
for reimbursement of medical
expenses, and Beth A. Miller
for sewer backup damage,
upon motion received and
filed.
Corporation Counsel recom-
mending denial of the vehicle
damage claim of David G.
Hennessy, the vehicle damage
claim of Donald Kohl, and the
vehicle damage claim of Tracy
Ploessl, upon motion received
and filed and concurred with
the recommendation.
Corporation Counsel advising
that the claim of Richard S.
Hillard for vehicle damage ha
been forwarded to the
Dubuque Jaycees for han-
dling, upon motion received
and filed.
Ordinance No. 68-00
Amending the City of Dubuque
Code of Ordinances by chang-
ing the reference in Sections
10-23, 10-24, and 10-38 from
"Dock Division Manager" to
"City Manager," sai
Ordinance having been pre-
sented and read at the Council
Meetings of 8/7/00 and
8/21/00 now presented for
final action. Buol moved final
consideration and passage of
the Ordinance. Seconded by
Nicholson. Motion carried
7-0.
Communications from the
Iowa Department of Economic
Development regarding the
City's Local Housing
Assistance Program
Applications #01-LHAP-002
and #01-LHAP-003, upon
motion received and filed.
Notice of Warn Act from The
Sinsinawa Dominicans stating
that the services provided a
St. Dominic Villa in Dubuque
are being transferred to a new
facility at the Mother House in
Wisconsin, upon motion
received and filed.
City Manager recommending
approval of the Five .Flags
usage agreement with the
Dubuque Fighting Saints for
the upcoming season, upon
motion received and filed and
;urred with recommenda-
f :
City Manager recommending
support of a grant application
that the Dubuque Girls
Independent League will be
submitting to the Iowa
Department of Naturaj,
Resources .(IDNR) for
Recreation Infrastructure fund-
ing for the Riprow Valley
Recreational Area, upon
motion received and filed.
Buol moved adoption of
Resolution No. .416-00
Supporting a grant application
for Iowa Department of Natural
Resources Recreatioo—
Infrastructure Funds for the
Riprow Valley Recreational
Area. Seconded by
Nicholson. Motion carried 7-
0.
City Manager recommending
acceptance of Dubuque
Industrial Center West
Grading, Paving and Utilities
Phase I Project as completed,.
by McAninch Construction
Company in the final amount
of $5,622,265.19, upon motion
7ar•.aivari and Carl RI nt
year term which will expire 6-
30-03.
Upon motion it was resolved
to suspend the rules to allow
anyone present to address the
Council if they so desire.
Conceptual Development
Plan - Menard Inc.: Proof of
publication on notice of hear-
ing to consider rezoning prop-
erty on U.S. Highway 20 from
C-3 General Commercial and
CS Commercial Service and
Wholesale District to PUD
Planned Unit Development
District with a PC Planned
Commercial designation to
allow for development of a
new Menard's Store and an
Ordinance Amending
Appendix A (The Zonin
Ordinance) of the City of
Dubuque Code of Ordinances
by reclassifying hereinafter
described property located
along U.S. Highway 20 west of
Westside Court from C-3
General Commercial District
and CS Commercial Service
and Wholesale District to PUD
Planned Unit Developmen
District with a PC Planned
Commercial District designa-
tion and adopting a
Conceptual Development
Plan, with conditions, for
Menard, Inc., upon motion
approved request to table.
Salina Street Reconstruction
Project: Proofs of publication
on notice of hearing on plan
and specifications and notice
to bidders on the receipt of
bids for the Salina Street
Reconstruction Project, a
Resolution Adopting plans and
specifications for project and a
Resolution With respect to the
adoption of the Resolution of
Necessity proposed for the
Salina Street Reconstructio
Project, upon motion tabled
until Staff is ready to bring
back.
Eagle Point Water Plant -
Chlorine Feed Room
Expansion Project: Proofs of
publication on notice of hear-
ing on plans and specs and
notice to bidders on the
receipt of bids for the Eagl
Point Water Plant Chlorine
Feed Room Expansion Project
and City Manager recom-
mending that the Resolution
approving the preliminary
plans and specs be rescinded
and that the bids be rejected,
upon motion received and
filed. Robbins moved adop-
tion of Resolution No. 423-0
Rescinding Resolution No.
375-00 Preliminary approval of
plans and specifications for
construction of the Chlorine
Feed Room at the Eagle Point
Water Plant. Seconded by
Cline. Motion carried 7-0.
Bennett Street Storm Sewer
Extension Project: Proofs of
publication on notice of hear
ing on plans and specifications
and notice to bidders on the
receipt of bids for construction
of the Bennett Street Storm
Sewer Extension Project and
City Manager recommending
to award contract for project,
upon motion received and
filed. Robbins moved adop-
tion of: Resolution No. 424-0.
Adopting plans and specifica-
tions for project and
Resolution No. 425-00
Awarding contract for project
to Royal Oaks Excavating in
the amount of $26,557.65.
Seconded by Markham.
Motion carried 7-0.
Discovery Center Parking Lot
Project: Proofs of publication
on notice of hearing on plans
and specifications and notice
to bidders on the receipt of
bids for the Mississippi River
Discovery Center Parking Lot
Pavement Removal Project
and City Manager recom-
mending to award contract for
project, upon motion received
and filed. Markham move.
adoption of Resolution No.
426-00 Adopting plans and
specifications for project and
Resolution No. 427-00
Awarding contract for project
to McDermott Excavating in
the amount of $12,746.25.
Seconded by Nicholson.
Motion carried 7-0.
Upon motion the rules were
reinstated limiting discussion
to the Council.
Iowa Department of
Transportation:
Communication from the Iowa
Department of Transportation
clarifying their request for a
development moratorium in
the Southwest Arterial
Corridor, communication fro
City Manager to the Iowa
Department of Transportation
asking for clarification of their
request* for a development
moratorium, and communica-
tion from the Iowa Department
of Transportation requesting a
development moratorium,
upon motion referred to Staff
for preparation of documents.
Consulting Contract for
Conceptual Design of Main
Street: City Manager recom-
mending that the City enter
into an agreement with Durrant
Group for preparation of a
Conceptual Design of Main
Street, upon motion received
and filed and concurred with
recommendation.
Long Range Planning
Commission: Ordinance No.
69-00 Amending the City of
Dubuque Code of Ordinances
Section 36-4 Long Range
Planning Advisory
Commission Created;
Composition, by suspending
the membership on the
Commission of a member o
the Zoning Advisory
Commission until September
1, 2001, said Ordinance having
been presented and read at
the Council meeting of 8/7/00
and 8/21/00, now presented
for final action. Michalski
moved final consideration and
passage of the Ordinance.
Seconded by Nicholson.
Carried by the following vote.
Yeas —Robbins, Duggan,
Markham, Nicholson. Nays—
Buol, Cline, Michalski.
Board of Health Dissolution:
Ordinance No. 70-00
Amending the City of Dubuque
Code of Ordinances by
Repealing Sec. 23-1 Providing
for a Board of Health; by
Repealing Sec. 23-3 Providing
for the Conduct of Appeal by
the Board of Health; by
amending Sec. 7-75 and 7-81
relating to Dangerous Animals,
said Ordinance having been
presented and read at the
Council Meetings of 8/7/00
and 8/21/00, now presented
for final action. Robbin
moved final consideration and
passage of the Ordinance.
Seconded by Markham.
Carried by the following vote:
Yeas —Robbins, Buol,
Duggan, Markham, Nicholson.
Nays —Cline, Michalski.
Proposed Ordinance -
Increasing Fines for Code
Violations: City Solicitor
William G. Blum submitting an
ordinance amending the Code
of Ordinances by increasing
the fine for a Code of
Ordinance violation, upon
motion received and filed.
Ordinance No. 71-00
Amending the City of Dubuque
Code of Ordinances Section 1-
8 "General Penalty" by
increasing the fine for a Code
of Ordinance violation to a
sum not to exceed five hun-
dred dollars ($500), presented
and read. Michalski moved
that the requirement that a
proposed Ordinance be con-
sidered and voted on for pas-
sage at two Council Meetings
prior to the meeting at which it.
is to be finally passed be sus-
pended and further moved
final consideration and pas-
sage of the Ordinance.
Seconded by Buol. Motion
carried 7-0.
Stop Sign James Street:
City Manager recommending
the addition of a stop sign on
James Street at Langworthy
Street, upon motion receive.
and filed. Ordinance No. 72-
00 Amending the Code of
Ordinances of the City of
Dubuque, Iowa, by modifying
Subsection (b) of Section 32-
214 thereof providing for the
addition of a stop sign on
James Street at Langworthy
Street, presented and read.
Markham moved that the
requirement that a proposed
Ordinance be considered and
voted on for passage at two
Council Meetings prior to the
meeting at which it is to be
finally passed be suspended
and further moved final con-
sideration and passage of the
Ordinance. Seconded by
Michalski. Motion carried 6-0.
Nicholson absent during vote.
Right -of -Way Encroachment
- Projecting Sign at 1169-1179
Iowa Street: City Manager
recommending approval of a
request from Jojanaro
Investments to install a pro-
jecting sign at 1168-1179 Iowa
Street, upon motion receive.
and filed. Ordinance No. 73-
00 Authorizing Jojanaro
Investments to construct a
projecting sign at 1169-1179
Iowa Street, presented and
read. Buol moved that the
requirement that a proposed
Ordinance be considered and
voted on for passage at two
Council Meetings prior to the
meeting at which it is to be
finally passed be suspended
and further moved final con-
sideration and passage of the
Ordinance. Seconded by
Markham. Motion carried 7-0.
Right -of -Way Encroachment
- Projecting Sign at 1824
Central Avenue: City
Manager recommendin.
approval of a request from
Pfohl Investment to install a
projecting sign at 1824 Central
Avenue, upon motion received
and filed. Ordinance No. 73-
00 Authorizing Pfohl
Investment to construct a pro-
jecting sign at 1824 Central
Avenue, presented and read.
Buol moved that the require-
ment that a proposed
Ordinance be considered and
voted on for passage at two
Council Meetings prior to the
meeting at which it is to be
finally passed be suspended
and further moved final con-
sideration and passage of the
Ordinance. Seconded by
Markham. Motion carried 7-0
Neighborhood Grant
Process: City Manager rec-
ommending approval of a
revised Neighborhood Grant
Program, upon motion
reqeived and filed and con-
curred with recommendation.
Historic Preservation
Initiatives: Communication
from the Historic Preservatio
Commission submitting pro-
posed historic preservation
incentives for review and eval-
uation, upon motion received
and filed and referred to Staff
for study in connection with
budget process.
Operation: New View
Representative: City Council
appointment of Counci
Member Patricia Cline as the
City's representative on the
Operation: New View Board
(currently Council Member
Nicholson). Upon motion it
was resolved to appoint
Council Member Cline.
Five Flags Center Lavatory
Stations Replacement Project:
City Manager submitting doc-
uments providing for initiation
of the Five Flags Center
Lavatory Stations
Replacement ,Project, upon
motion received and filed.
Buol moved adoption of:
Resolution No. 428-00
Preliminary approval of plans
and specifications in estimat-
ed amount of $45,500•
Resolution No.
429-00
Fixing date of hearing on
plans and specifications for
October 2, 2000 at 6:30 P.M.
in the Public Library
Auditorium and that the City
Clerk publish notice in the
manner prescribed by law;
Resolution No. 430-00
Ordering bids and directing
Clerk to advertise. Seconded
by Nicholson.
Motion carried 6-0. Markham
absent during vote.
• Villa Street Retaining Wall
Reconstruction: City
Manager submitting docu-
ments providing for the Villa
Street Retaining Wal.
Reconstruction Project, upon
motion received and filed.
Michalski moved adoption of:
Resolution No. 431-00
Preliminary approval of plans
and specifications in estimat-
ed amount of $104,500;
Resolution No. 432-00 Fixing
date of hearing on plans and
specifications for September
18, 2000 at 6:30 P.M. in the
Public Library Auditorium and
that the City Clerk publish
notice in the manner pre-
scribed by law; Resolution
No. 433-00 Ordering bids and
directing Clerk to advertise.
Seconded by Buol. Motion
carried 7-0.
2000 Sidewalk Assessment -
Center Grove/Cedar Cross
Road/Embassy West Drive:
City Manager submitting doc-
uments providing for construc-
tion of the 2000 Sidewalk
Assessment (Center
Grove/Cedar Cross Road/
Embassy West Drive) Project,
upon motion received and
filed. Buol moved adoption of:
Resolution No. 434-00
Preliminary approval of plans
and specifications in estimat-
ed amount of $300,509.81;
Resolution No. 435-00 Fixing
date of hearing on plans and
specifications for October 2,
2000 at 6;30 P.M. in the Public
Library Auditorium and that the
City Clerk publish notice in th-
manner prescribed by law;
Resolution No. 436-00
Resolution of Necessity;
Resolution No. 437-00
Approval of preliminary esti-
mated assessments for pro-
ject. Seconded by Nicholson.
Motion carried 7-0.
Police Department Block
Grant Funds for Calendar Yea
1999 and Calendar Year 2000:
City Manager recommending
that a public hearing be
scheduled for September 18,
2000, to consider the expendi-
ture of Police Department
1999 Block Grant Funds and
2000 Block Grant Funds, upon
motion received and filed and
set Public Hearing for 9-18-00
at 6:30 P.M. in the Public
Library Auditorium and that the
City Clerk publish notice in the
manner prescribed by law.
Bond Sale to Support Third
Street Parking Ramp and
Airport T-Hangars: City
Manager recommending that a
public hearing be set for
September 18, 2000 to cony
sider the sale of General
Obligation Bonds to support
construction of the Third
Street Parking Ramp
($5,600,000) and Airport T-
Hangars ($690,000), upon
motion received and filed.
Buol moved adoption of:
Resolution No. 438-00 Fixing
date for a meeting on the,,,
proposition of the issuance of
not to exceed $690,000
General Obligation Bonds (for
an Essential Corporate
Purpose) of Dubuque, lowa,
and providing for publication
of notice thereof and
Resolution No. 439-00 Fixing
date for a meeting on the
proposition of the issuance of
not to exceed $5,600,000-
General Obligation Bonds (for
an Essential Corporate
Purpose) of Dubuque, Iowa,
and providing for publication
of notice thereof, and further
set these for Public Hearing on
9-18-00 at 6:30 P.M. in the
Public Library Auditorium and
that the City Clerk publishL,
notice in the manner pre-
scribed by law. Seconded by
Nicholson. Motion carried 7-
0.
Fiscal Year 2001 Budget
Amendment: City Manager
recommending that a public
hearing be set for September
18, 2000 to consider an
amendment to the Fiscal Year
2001 Budget, upon motion
received and filed. Michalski
moved adoption of Resolution
No. 440-00 Directing the City
Clerk to publish proposed
amendment to the Fiscal Year
2000 budget and date of pub-
lic hearing, and set Public
Hearing for 9/18/00 at 6:30
P.M. in the Public Library_
Auditorium and that the City
Clerk publish notice in the
manner prescribed by law.
Seconded by Buol. Motion
carried 7-0.
At 8:38 P.M., upon motion it
was resolved to go into Closed
Session: Pending Litigation
and Property Acquisition (Iowa
Code §21.5(1)(c)(j).
At 9:34 P.M., Council recon-
vened Regular Session with
statement that Staff had been
given proper direction.
There being no further busi-
ness, upon motion meeting
adjourned at 9:35 P.M.
/s/ Jeanne F. Schneider
City Clerk
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P annm
Plumbing Boardof 8/2r
Zoning Board of Adjustment of
7/27, upon motion receive
and filed.
Proof of Publication of Council
Proceedings for Meetings of
July 31, August 7, 14, and 17;
List of Claims and Summary of
Revenues for Month Ending
June, 2000, upon motion
received and filed.
Investment Oversight
Commission submitting the
29th Quarterly Report, and the
Civic Center Commission's
Fiscal Year 2000 Year -End
Report, upon motion received
and filed.
Notice of Claims/Suits:
Patrick A. Konsen in estimated
amount of $800 for vehicle
damage and Diane Wertz in
estimated amount of
$1,045.07 for vehicle dam-
ages, upon motion referred to
the Legal Staff for investigation
and report.
Corporation Counsel advising
the following claims have been
referred to Public Entity Risk
Services of Iowa, the agent for
the Iowa Communities
Assurance Pool: Mary Harkey
for reimbursement of medical
expenses, and Beth A. Miller
for sewer backup damage,
upon motion received and
filed.
Corporation Counsel recom-
mending denial of the vehicle
damage claim of David G.
Hennessy, the vehicle damage
claim of Donald Kohl, and the
vehicle damage claim of Tracy
Ploessl, upon motion received
and filed and concurred with
the recommendation.
Corporation Counsel advising
that the claim of Richard S.
Hillard for vehicle damage ha
been forwarded to the
Dubuque Jaycees for han-
dling, upon motion received
and filed.
Ordinance No. 68-00
Amending the City of Dubuque
Code of Ordinances by chang-
ing the reference in Sections
10-23, 10-24, and 10-38 from
"Dock Division Manager" to
"City Manager," sat
Ordinance having been pre-
sented and read at the Council
Meetings of 8/7/00 and
8/21/00 now presented for
final action. Buol moved final
consideration and passage of
the Ordinance. Seconded by
Nicholson. Motion carried
7-0.
Communications from the
Iowa Department of Economic
Development regarding the
City's Local Housing
Assistance Program
Applications #01-LHAP-002
and #01-LHAP-003, upon
motion received and filed.
Notice of Warn Act from The
Sinsinawa Dominicans statin
that the services provided a
St. Dominic Villa in Dubuque
are being transferred to a new
facility at the Mother House in
Wisconsin, upon motion I
received and filed.
City Manager recommending r
approval of the Five Flags o
usage agreement with the S
Dubuque Fighting Saints fo C
the upcoming season, upon t
-notion received and filed and
urred with recommenda-
"City Manager recommending
suation
that. the port of a Dubuque grant pllcGirls
Independent League will be
submitting to the Iowa
Department of Natural,.
Resources .(IDNR) for
Recreation Infrastructure fund-
ing for the Riprow Valley
Recreational Area, upon
motion received and filed.
Buol moved adoption of
Resolution No. .416-00
Supporting a grant application
for Iowa Department of Natural
Resources Recreation -
Infrastructure Funds for the
year term which will expire 6
30-03.
Upon motion it was resolve
to suspend the rules to allow
anyone present to address th
Council if they so desire.
Conceptual Developmen
Plan - Menard Inc.: Proof o
publication on notice of hear
ing to consider rezoning prop
erty on U.S. Highway 20 from
C-3 General Commercial and
CS Commercial Service and
Wholesale District to PUD
Planned Unit Development
District with a PC Planned
Commercial designation to
allow for development of a
new Menard's Store and an
Ordinance Amending
Appendix A (The Zonin
Ordinance) of the City of
Dubuque Code of Ordinances
by reclassifying hereinafter
described property located
along U.S. Highway 20 west of
Westside Court from C-3
General Commercial District
and CS Commercial Service
and Wholesale District to PUD
Planned Unit Developmen
District with a PC Planned
Commercial District designa-
tion and adopting a
Conceptual Development
Plan, with conditions, for
Menard, Inc., upon motion
approved request to table.
Salina Street Reconstruction
Project: Proofs of publication
on notice of hearing on plan
and specifications and notice
to bidders on the receipt of
bids for the Salina Street
Reconstruction Project, a
Resolution Adopting plans and
specifications for project and a
Resolution With respect to the
adoption of the Resolution of
Necessity proposed for the
Salina Street Reconstructio
Project, upon motion tabled
until Staff is ready to bring
back.
Eagle Point Water Plant -
Chlorine Feed Room
Expansion Project: Proofs of
publication on notice of hear-
ing on plans and specs and
notice to bidders on the
receipt of bids for the Eagl
Point Water Plant Chlorine
Feed Room Expansion Project
and City Manager recom-
mending that the Resolution
approving the preliminary
plans and specs be rescinded
and that the bids be rejected,
upon motion received and
filed. Robbins moved adop-
tion of Resolution No. 423-0
Rescinding Resolution No.
375-00 Preliminary approval of
plans and specifications for
construction of the Chlorine
Feed Room at the Eagle Point
Water Plant. Seconded by
Cline. Motion carried 7-0. t
Bennett Street Storm Sewer
Extension Project: Proofs of fo
publication on notice of hear
ng on plans and specifications
and notice to bidders on the
eceipt of bids for construction
f the Bennett Street Storm Y
ewer Extension Project and
ity Manager recommending B
o award contract for project,
upon motion received and
filed. Robbins moved adop-
d tion of: Resolution No. 424-0'
Adopting plans and specifica-
e tions for project and
Resolution No. 425-00
t Awarding contract for project
f to Royal Oaks Excavating in
the amount of $26,557.65.
- Seconded by Markham.
Motion carried 7-0.
Discovery Center Parking Lot
Project: Proofs of publication
on notice of hearing on plans
and specifications and notice
to bidders on the receipt of
bids for the Mississippi River
Discovery Center Parking Lot
Pavement Removal Project
and City Manager recom-
mending to award contract for
project, upon motion received
and filed. Markham move.
adoption of Resolution No.
426-00 Adopting plans and
specifications for project and
Resolution No. 427-00
Awarding contract for project
to McDermott Excavating in
the amount of $12,746.25.
Seconded by Nicholson.
Motion carried 7-0.
Upon motion the rules wer-
reinstated limiting discussion
to the Council.
Iowa Department of
Transportation:
Communication from the Iowa
Department of Transportation
clarifying their request for a
development moratorium in
the Southwest Arterial
Corridor, communication fro
City Manager to the Iowa
Department of Transportation
asking for clarification of their
request• for a development
moratorium, and communica-
tion from the Iowa Department
of Transportation requesting a
development moratorium,
upon motion referred to Staff
for preparation of documents.
Consulting Contract for
Conceptual Design of Main
Street: City Manager recom-
mending that the City enter
into an agreement with Durrant
Group for preparation of a
Conceptual Design of Main
Street, upon motion received
and filed and concurred with
recommendation.
Long Range Planning
Commission: Ordinance No.
69-00 Amending the City of
Dubuque Code of Ordinances
Section 36-4 Long Range
Planning Advisory
Commission Created;
Composition, by suspending
the membership on the
Commission of a member o
the Zoning Advisory
Commission until September
1, 2001, said Ordinance having
been presented and read at
he Council meeting of 8/7/00
and 8/21/00, now presented
r final action. Michalski
moved final consideration and
passage of the Ordinance.
Seconded by Nicholson.
Carried by the following vote.
eas—Robbins, Duggan,
Markham, Nicholson. Nays—
uol, Cline, Michalski.
Board of Health Dissolution:
Ordinance No. 70-0
Amending the City of Dubuqu
Code of Ordinances b
Repealing Sec. 23-1 Providing
for a Board of Health; b
Repealing Sec. 23-3 Providing
for the Conduct of Appeal by
the Board of Health; by
amending Sec. 7-75 and 7-81
relating to Dangerous Animals,
said Ordinance having been
presented and read at the
Council Meetings of 8/7/00
and 8/21/00, now presented
for final action. Robbin
moved final consideration and
passage of the Ordinance.
Seconded by Markham.
Carried by the following vote:
Yeas —Robbins, Buol,
Duggan, Markham, Nicholson.
Nays —Cline, Michalski.
Proposed Ordinance -
Increasing Fines for Code
Violations: City Solicitor
William G. Blum submitting an
ordinance amending the Code
of Ordinances by increasing
the fine for a Code of
Ordinance violation, upon
motion received and filed.
Ordinance No. 71-00
Amending the City of Dubuque
Code of Ordinances Section 1-
8 "General Penalty" by
increasing the fine for a Code
of Ordinance violation to a
sum not to exceed five hun-
dred dollars ($500), presented
and read. Michalski moved
that the requirement that a
proposed Ordinance be con-
sidered and voted on for pas-
sage at two Council Meetings
prior to the meeting at which it
is to be finally passed be sus-
pended and further moved
final consideration and pas-
sage of the Ordinance.
Seconded by Buol. Motion
carried 7-0.
Stop Sign James Street:
City Manager recommending
the addition of a stop sign on
James Street at Langworthy
Street, upon motion receive.
and filed. Ordinance No. 72-
00 Amending the Code of
Ordinances of the City of
Dubuque, Iowa, by modifying
Subsection (b) of Section 32-
214 thereof providing for the
addition of a stop sign on
James Street at Langworthy
Street, presented and read.
Markham moved that the
requirement that a proposed
Ordinance be considered and
voted on for passage at two
Council Meetings prior to the
meeting at which it is to be
finally passed be suspended
and further moved final con-
sideration and passage of the
Ordinance. Seconded by
Michalski. Motion carried 6-0.
Nicholson absent during vote.
Right -of -Way Encroachment
- Projecting Sign at 1169-1179
Iowa Street: City Manager
recommending approval of a I
request from Jojanaro
Investments to install a pro-
jecting sign at 1168-1179 Iowa
Street, upon motion received
and filed. Ordinance No. 73-
00 Authorizing Jojanaro C
Investments to construct a b
projecting sign at 1169-1179
Iowa Street, presented and a
0 read. Buol moved that th
e requirement that a propose
y Ordinance be considered an
voted on for passage at tw
y Council Meetings prior to th
meeting at which it is to b
finally passed be suspended
and further moved final con
sideration and passage of the
Ordinance. Seconded by
Markham. Motion carried 7-0.
Right -of -Way Encroachment
- Projecting Sign at 1824
Central Avenue: City
Manager recommendin.
approval of a request from
Pfohl Investment to install a
projecting sign at 1824 Central
Avenue, upon motion received
and filed. Ordinance No. 73-
00 Authorizing Pfohl
Investment to construct a pro-
jecting sign at 1824 Central
Avenue, presented and read.
Buol moved that the require-
ment that a proposed
Ordinance be considered and
voted on for passage at two
Council Meetings prior to the
meeting at which it is to be
finally passed be suspended
andfurther moved final con-
sideration and passage of the
Ordinance. Seconded by
Markham. Motion carried 7-0
Neighborhood Grant
Process: - City Manager rec-
ommending approval of a
revised Neighborhood Grant
Program, upon motion
received and filed and con-
curred with recommendation.
Historic Preservation
Initiatives: Communication
from the Historic Preservatio
Commission submitting pro-
posed historic preservation
incentives for review and eval-
uation, upon motion received
and filed and referred to Staff
for study in connection with
budget process.
Operation: New View
Representative: City Council
appointment of Counci
Member Patricia Cline as the
City's representative on the
Operation: New View Board
(currently Council Member
Nicholson). Upon motion it
was resolved to appoint
Council Member Cline.
Five Flags Center Lavatory
Stations Replacement Project:
City Manager submitting doc-
uments providing for initiation
of the Five Flags Center
Lavatory Stations
Replacement ,Project, upon
motion received and filed.
Buol moved adoption of:
Resolution No. 428=00
Preliminary approval of plans
and specifications in estimat-
ed amount of $45,500•
Resolution No.
429-00
Fixing date of hearing on
plans and specifications for
October 2, 2000 at 6:30 P.M.
n the Public Library
Auditorium and that the City
Clerk publish notice in the
manner prescribed by law;
Resolution No. 430-00 d
Ordering bids and directing p
Jerk to advertise. Seconded n
y Nicholson.
Motion carried 6-0. Markham a
bsent during vote. P
e Villa Street Retaining Wall
d Reconstruction: City
d Manager submitting docu-
o ments providing for the Villa
e Street Retaining Wal.
e Reconstruction Project, upon
motion received and filed.
Michalski moved adoption of:
Resolution No. 431-00
Preliminary approval of plans
and specifications in estimat-
ed amount of $104,500;
Resolution No. 432-00 Fixing
date of hearing on plans and
specifications for September
18, 2000 at 6:30 P.M. in the
Public Library Auditorium and
that the City Clerk publish
notice in the manner pre-
scribed by law; Resolution
No. 433-00 Ordering bids and
directing Clerk to advertise.
Seconded
carried 7-0. by Buol. Motion
2000 Sidewalk Assessment -
Center Grove/Cedar Cross
Road/Embassy West Drive:
City Manager submitting doc-
uments providing for construc-
tion of the 2000 Sidewalk
Assessment (Center
Grove/Cedar Cross Road/
Embassy West Drive) Project,
upon motion received and
filed. Buol moved adoption of:
Resolution No. 434-00
Preliminary approval of plans
and specifications in estimat-
ed amount of $300,509.81;
Resolution No. 435-00 Fixing
date of hearing on plans and
specifications for October 2,
2000 at 6:30 P.M. in the Public
Library Auditorium and that the
City Clerk publish notice in th
manner prescribed by law;
Resolution No. 436-00
Resolution of Necessity;
Resolution No. 437-00
Approval of preliminary esti-
mated assessments for pro-
ject. Seconded by Nicholson.
Motion carried 7-0.
Police Department Block
Grant Funds for Calendar Yea
1999 and Calendar Year 2000:
City Manager recommending
that a public hearing be
scheduled for September 18,
2000, to consider the expendi-
ture of Police Department
1999 Block Grant Funds and
2000 Block Grant Funds, upon
motion received and filed and
set Public Hearing for 9-18-00
at 6:30 P.M. in the Public
Library Auditorium and that the
City Clerk publish notice in the
manner prescribed by law.
Bond Sale to Support Third
Street Parking Ramp and
Airport T-Hangars: City
Manager recommending that a
public hearing be set for
September 18, 2000 to cork_
sider the sale of General
Obligation Bonds to support
construction of the Third
Street Parking Ramp
$5,600,000) and Airport T-
Hangars ($690,000), upon
motion received and filed.
Buol moved adoption of:
Resolution No. 438-00 Fixing
ate for a meeting on the,
roposition of the issuance of
of to exceed $690,000
General Obligation Bonds (for
n Essential Corporate
urpose) of Dubuque, Iowa,
1t 9/14
and providing for publication
of notice thereof and
Resolution No. 439-00 Fixing
date for a meeting on the
proposition of the issuance of
not to exceed $5,600,000"
General Obligation Bonds (for
an Essential Corporate
Purpose) of Dubuque, Iowa,
and providing for publication
of notice thereof, and further
set these for Public Hearing on
9-18-00 at 6:30 P.M. in the
Public Library Auditorium and
that the City Clerk publish-,
notice in the manner pre-
scribed by law. Seconded by
Nicholson. Motion carried 7-
0.
Fiscal Year 2001 Budge:
Amendment: City Manager
recommending that a public
hearing be set for September
18, 2000 to consider an
amendment to the Fiscal Year
2001 Budget, upon motion --
received and filed. Michalski
moved adoption of Resolution
No. 440-00 Directing the City
Clerk to publish proposed
amendment to the Fiscal Year
2000 budget and date of pub-
lic hearing, and set Public
Hearing for 9/18/00 at 6:30
P.M. in the Public Library
Auditorium and that the City
Clerk publish notice in the
manner prescribed by law.
Seconded by Buol. Motion
carried 7-0.
At 8:38 P.M., upon motion it
was resolved to go into Closed
Session: Pending Litigation
and Property Acquisition (Iowa
Code §21.5(1)(c)(j).
At 9:34 P.M., Council recon`
vened Regular Session with
statement that Staff had been
given proper direction.
There being no further busi-
ness, upon motion meeting
adjourned at 9:35 P.M.
/s/ Jeanne F. Schneider
City Clerk
STATE OF IOWA
DUBUQUE COUNTY
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CERTIFICATION OF PUBLICATION
TAMMY M. FELDMANN a Billing Clerk for Woodward
Communications, Inc., an Iowa corporation, publisher of the Telegraph Herald, a
newspaper of general circulation published in the City of Dubuque, County of
Dubuque and State of Iowa; hereby certify that the attached notice was published
in said newspaper on the following dates
, 20 0 , and for which the charge is $ /9 / 8
Subscribed to before me, a otary Public in and for Dubuque County, Iowa,
this ..9Gl a day of i 20 ov
Notary Public in and for Dubuque County,'owa
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WESTERMEYER
MY COMMISSION EXPIRES
FEBRUARY 1, 2002
facility at the Mother House in
Wisconsin, upon motion
received and filed.
City Manager recommending
approval of the Five Flags
usage agreement with the
Dubuque Fighting Saints for
the upcoming season, upon
motion received and filed and
furred with recommenda-
rf.
City Manager recommending
support of a grant application
that the Dubuque Girls
Independent League will be
submitting to the Iowa
Department of Natural;
Resources (IDNR) for
Recreation Infrastructure fund-
ing for the Riprow Valley
Recreational Area, upon
motion received and filed.
Buol' moved adoption of
Resolution No. 416-00
Supporting a grant application
for Iowa Department of Natural
Resources Recreation..
Infrastructure Funds for the
Riprow Valley Recreational
Area. Seconded by
Nicholson. Motion carried 7-
0.
City Manager recommending
acceptance of Dubuque
Industrial Center West -
Grading, Paving and Utilities
Phase I Project as completed,
by McAninch Construction
Company in the final amount
of $5,622,265.19, upon motion
received and filed. Buol
moved adoption of:
Resolution No. 417-00
Accepting improvement for
project and Resolution No.
418-00 Approving final esti-
mate in amount of.
$5,662,265.19. Seconded by
Nicholson. Motion carried 7-
0.
City Manager recommending
to award the contract for the
Fifth Street Reconstruction
Project to Portzen
Construction in the amount of
$194,853.15, upon motion
received and filed. Buol
moved adoption of Resolution
No. 419-00 Awarding contract
to Portzen Construction in the
amount of $194,853.15.
Seconded by Nicholson.
Motion carried 7-0.
City Manager submitting let-
ter of support for the Dubuque
Girls Independent League and
their Riprow Valley Recreation —
Area development project,
upon motion received and filed
and approved letter of sup-
port.
City Manager recommending
City sponsorship of communi-
cations to the Iowa
Congressional delegation in
support of legislation to assist
Section 8 households at risk of
loss of housing due to expira-
tion of existing project -based
HUD contracts, upon motion
received and filed and con-
curred with recommendation.
Request of Phillip Love to
- transfer The Lounge liquor
license, LC13969, to Miller
Riverview Park for the Dragon
Boat races on September 9
2000, upon motion received
and filed and approved
request.
Sharon A. Eickhorn, Oky
Doky #5, requesting a refund
of Cigarette License #00 4511,
in the amount of $75.00, upon
motion received and filed and -
approved request.
Buol moved adoption of:_.
Resolution No. 420-00
Granting issuance of a permit
to sell Cigarettes and Cigarette
Papers to Midway
Hotel/Hoffman House;
Resolution No. 421-00
Granting issuance of Class "C"
Beer Permit to Rainbo Oil
Company (Kwik Stop at 2255
Kerper Blvd); Resolution No.
422-00 Granting issuance oTl
Class "C Beer/Liquor Permit
to Lucky 13 Tap. Seconded
by Nicholson. Motion carried
7-0.
BOARDS AND COMMIS-
SIONS:
Applicants are invited to
address the Council to
express their desire to serve.j
on the following I
Boards/Commissions:
ZONING BOARD OF
ADJUSTMENT: Frederick R.
Beeler, Fred Freebolin. Mr.
Freebolin spoke.
Appointments to the following
Boards/Commissions:
AIRPORT COMMISSION: R.
J. Blocker, Teri Goodmann,
Don Hedeman, Nancy Ann
Helling. Upon vote Teri
Goodmann was appointed to
the four year term which will
expire 9-14-04.
TV CABLE TELEPROGRAM-
MING COMMISSION: Jennifer
Tigges. Upon motion Jennifer
Tigges reappointed to a three
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publication on notice of hear—
ing on plans and specifications
and notice to bidders on the
receipt of bids for construction
of the Bennett Street Storm
Sewer Extension Project and
City Manager recommending
to award contract for project,
ror nnai action. Michalski
moved final consideration and
passage of the Ordinance.
Seconded by Nicholson.
Carried by the following voter -
Yeas —Robbins, Duggan,
Markham, Nicholson. Nays—
Buol, Cline, Michalski.
Board of Health Dissolution:
request from Jojanaro
Investments to install a pro-
jecting sign at 1168-1179 Iowa
Street, upon motion received
and filed. Ordinance No. 73-
00 Authorizing Jojanaro
Investments to construct a
projecting sign at 1169-1179
Iowa -Street, presented and
Auditorium and that the City
Clerk publish notice in the
manner prescribed by law;
Resolution No. 430-00
Ordering bids and directing
Clerk to advertise. Seconded
by Nicholson.
Motion carried 6-0. Markham
absent during vote.
upon
motion received and filed.
Buol moved adoption of:
Resolution No. 438-00 Fixing
date for a meeting on the
proposition of the issuance of
not to exceed $690,000
General Obligation Bonds (for
an Essential Corporate
Purpose) of Dubuque, Iowa,